i want to ask you about nigel farage. basically this brexit happened and everyone associated with it has basically died politically in britain. nigel farage is at a rally in jackson, mississippi, being hailed. what do you make of that, this idea that there's this transnational, quote, nationalist movement and what the sub text of that is? >> well, it exists. it's real. and whether you like it or not, part of the undercurrent of the campaign for england to leave the eu was a fear of people who look different from them, living amongst them. and of course that is what is fueling donald trump's rise. it's a strange time to double down on that play, because we know that people who are making their decision in the middle of the electorate are incredibly uncomfortable with the racism of donald trump and his campaign. it probably just shows that his campaign has no idea what they're doing. i mean, we try to read some specific and bold new strategy into nigel farage standing on stage. it's alienating swing voters who don't want to

and nigel farage.ennedy: immigration is one of the centerpieces. >> you have seen what radical islam has done in places like the netherlands, and their open borders policy has been a leading driver behind it. kennedy: do you think this is wishful thinking on the trump campaign? a lot of people said it was a warning cry after the brexit vote, be careful what you wish for, america, this could happen to you. >> there are a lot of parallels with brexit that people weren't taking it seriously until it passes. donald trump's rise people weren't taking seriously until it happened. the average swing state voter, do you think they know what brexit is and do they know who nigel farage is? i have a radio show and trying to explain brexit to an average american was more come bring kateed than i would have anticipated? because you have to pay attention to international politics and it's a lot more nuancenuanced than what you cann a stump speech. kennedy: i was resentful. i'm not even british. i was resentful our pr

that was nigel farage last night and he joins us now from jackson, miss sip. - nigel, i'm told the crowd didn't know who you were in mississippi but by the time you were speaking they loved you. am i correct? >> i don't know. it may well be there were lots of people turned up in the rally that haven't studied "brexit" very much, they heard of it, they haven't studied it. what we did in the uk on 20 third of june was to strike the first really big blow against the professional political class working hand-in-glove with the giant multinationals and big wall street banks. i think, hopefully i explained that yesterday. stuart: they're all against you. i mean the establishment was lined upen mass without breaking any ranks at all. they were opposed to you. >> yeah. stuart: i'm told on the morning of the vote, the vote to leave was down in the polls, substantially down in the polls. yet you pulled off a remarkable victory. is that accurate, you were down in the polls the morning of the vote? >> the morning of the vote was quite remarkable. there was an opinion polish

nigel farage appeared at a rally with republican presidential nominee donald trump in jackson, mississippifarage spoke about britain's decision to leave the eu. he urged trump supporters to get out and vote against the establishment. here's what trump had to say in response. >> the issues we face in america are similar to the issues faced in britain during their referendum on membership in the european union. francine: with us is richard whitman, senior fellow of the europe program at chatham house, and andrew sheets, strategist at morgan stanley. richard, i'm so confused on so many levels. first of all, what they have in common, trump and brexit, is project fear. we have a prime minister. we still have conservatives in charge. is it just an easy firing of of the troops? farage: definitely, but was also the head of a movement, a popular movement to take on the establishment. francine: that most terribly in the elections. richard: absolutely. he was actually -- francine: had to take a step back otherwise it may have gone the other way. richard: absolutely. he turns people off. it is interes

here's the thing, like donald trump, nigel farage insists it is important to put one's country first,wn country first. anything wrong with that? we're going to discuss next. ♪ . trish: hillary clinton slamming donald trump for campaigning with nigel farage, a key leader in the campaign to get britain out of the eu. clinton warns that there's danger of trump using farage to help his message of redeclaring american independence, take a listen to her here. >> this is part of a broader story. the rising tied of hard line right wing nationalism around the world. . trish: all right. karen of the hoover institute joins me now. karen, welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. trish: you have seen a bit of this around the world right now, but is this perhaps natural given what the world is going through right now? >> actually, presidential race. trish: uh-huh. >> the issue that donald trump has brought for there that no other presidential candidate in the 21st century has been willing to talk about in any substantial and consistent way is whether the united states is prepared to maintai

nigel farage appeared on stage at a rally with donald trump.e spoke about britain's decision to leave the europeans just the european union as a positive example and urged trump supporters to get out and vote against "the establishment." >> if you want change, you better get your walking boots on. you better get out there campaigning, and remember, anything is possible if enough decent people are prepared to stand up against the establishment. thank you very much indeed. >> the issues we face here in america are similar to the issues faced in britain during their referendum on membership in the european union. nejra: global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am nejra cehic. this is bloomberg. francine: i'm confused, i thought nigel farage was against foreigners coming up and talking about brexit. then he shows a in the u.s. of janetre quite ahead yellen speech. analysts are expecting analysts -- analysts are expecting hawkish comments. as investors take to the sidelines, pimco have criti

francine: it is, although nigel farage was quite mad when barack obama told his country how to vote. shows up in the u.s. simon: imagine somebody doing what trump was doing. imagine you could take somebody out of business who really was a businessman. trump isn't a businessman in my humble opinion. not a good one anyway. somebody who really was good that we all loved, somebody having a vision they could sell to the world. then you could get change. brexit willat what look back and say -- we had a three-month period where we campaigned and it took weeks -- i think we will vote on the internet. francine: what will it take for a good entrepreneur to run for office? simon: i think the people get what they deserve. right now we get what we deserve because we continually tell them how they could do better. i think the press need to lead the way in being not only holding people accountable, but being encouraging. francine: encouraging by what, by putting positive news? if you take not just encouraging news, but getting behind -- if we ran a business where we got a chief executive and as soo

. >>> nigel farage, the man who led the charge to get the united kingdom out of the european union is saying anything is possible. >> you have a fantastic opportunity here with this campaign. you can go out. you can beat the pollsters. you can beat the commentators. you can beat washington. >>> indiana picking up the pieces today after tornadoes ripped through parts of the state. starbucks in kokomo, flattened like a pancake, nobody hurt. indiana's republican for and vice presidential nominee mike pence, taking a break from the campaign trail to visit the damage in his home state today. >>> forget about donald trump and mr. brexit, this man, nigel farage was the leader of the moment to get the uk out of the european union and is introducing himself to an american audience, appearing with donald trump. something i talked to him about today on fbn. roll tape. >> nigel, i'm told the crowd didn't know who you were last night in mississippi but by the time you finished speaking they loved you. is that correct? >> well, i don't know. it may well be but lots of people turned up at the rally.

they expected i'm sure it nigel farage to stay on.seemed to have turned their backs on voters. i don't think any u.s. voters or donald trump voters will be too concerned about the nuances of the united kingdom and politics. yeah, the u.s. electorate did not follow the british ins and outs before that vote. i think what trump wants to do is explain that brexit was down in the polls before the vote happened and there was an upsurge of people were not may be included in the polls and at the end, the underdog ended up winning and donald trump wants to chattel into that and say i may be down in the polls but there is a silent majority and november 8 will be an opportunity for them to have their voices heard. scarlet: they are waiting for the pixie dust to rub off. donald trump is also proposing a large tax cut that would benefit silicon valley. what has been the response? because silicon valley has so many overseas, it will help those companies repatriate that money? >> it's one of the biggest parts of the donald trump tax plan. he was to

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amy: that is nigel farage, a leader of the brexit movement.a thompson, now that you have heard what he had to say, your comments of his foray into u.s. election politics? >> well, there are no words, really. -- he is ae nationalist, a white nationalist . that is what donald trump is. so it is very distressing. amy: what do you mean by white nationalist? when you say what nationalist, what do you mean? lessfeel in some ways, the said about donald trump, the better. i do see this as a terrifying situation. actually, mr. per shot -- prashad was a wonderful. he said from the outside, looking in. obviously, if i were an american citizen, i would vote for clinton. one of the reasons for that is she understands the reality of climate change. it is extraordinary that any person with anything between their two years could deny climate change at this point. that is an act of such extraordinary denial, 90% of the world signed just coming out and saying, you know what? even the ivy cc, which is gentley sort of a commentator on the set, we are in really bi

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former uk independence party leader, nigel farage, appeared on stage with a rally with donald trump in jackson mississippi. farage spoke of britain's decision to leave the european union as a positive example and urged trump supporters to get out to vote against the "establishment." next line >> -- establishment." >> if you want change, you better get out there campaign. enoughg is possible if decent people are ready to stand up against the establishment. thank you very much indeed. >> the issues we face here in america are similar to the issues faced in britain during their referendum on membership in the european union. juliette: the death toll from the earthquake that hit central italy has arisen to 24/7 according to the countries -- has risen to 247. it's lend the centers -- it flattened the center of three major towns. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. caroline: thank you very much. mark mobius says helicopter money for japan is on the way. the veteran investor speaking to bloomberg news suggested t

happening right now." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> trump is holding a rally in mississippi tonight where nigel farage says he will meet with the gop nominee. farage is the former leader of the u-k independence party... which fought for "brexit".. a referendum in which the u-k left the european union./// ((dave courvoisier)) for a classified breifing. a u-s official says the democratic presidential nominee is expected to receive her intelligence briefing saturday. each candidate receives one briefing before the election. for more than 60-years... the nominees of the two major parties have received classified intel briefings to create a smooth transition from candidate to commander-in- chief. the briefings include a broad look at the threats and challenges facing u-s national security./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> trump recently said he immigration... but libertarian candidate gary johnson says he isn't buying it. johnson says he doubts trump will reverse himself... and the u-s should welcome those immigrants: (( gary johnson//(l) presidential nominee) - "look, we should embrace immigration. these are r

he was joined on stage by nigel farage, the leader other bhexit movement. he called for an investigator to investigate the clinton foundation amid allegations of pay to play >> more than half the meetings she took at secretary of state with people outside government were with foundation donors. it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins >> in atlanta, bill clinton fired back at those allegations trump just outlined. of he says nothing that's been said in the past few days can damn end his pride in the clinton foundation and its effort around the globe >> we try to do good things, there's something wrong with creating jobs and saving lives. i don't know what it is. people who gave the money knew exactly what they were doing. i'm really proud of what they've done >> hillary clinton has been off the campaign trail the past few days raising money, she'll campaign tomorrow in nevada. >>> an outbreak of severe weather rips there was the midwest >> a state of emergency is declared in indiana, tornado destroy homes, pi

he was joined on stage by nigel farage, the leader other bhexit movement. he called for an investigator to investigate the clinton foundation amid allegations of pay to play >> more than half the meetings she took at secretary of state with people outside government were with foundation donors. it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins >> in atlanta, bill clinton fired back at those allegations trump just outlined. of he says nothing that's been said in the past few days can damn end his pride in the clinton foundation and its effort around the globe >> we try to do good things, there's something wrong with creating jobs and saving lives. i don't know what it is. people who gave the money knew exactly what they were doing. i'm really proud of what they've done >> hillary clinton has been off the campaign trail the past few days raising money, she'll campaign tomorrow in nevada. >>> an outbreak of severe weather rips there was the midwest >> a state of emergency is declared in indiana, tornado destroy homes, pi

just yesterday, one of britain's most prominent right-wing leaders, a man named nigel farage, who stoked anti-immigrant sentiments to win the referendum to have britain leave european union, campaigned with donald trump in mississippi. farage has called for a bar on the children of legal immigrants from public schools and health services, has said women are "worth less than men," and supports scrapping laws that prevent employers from discriminating based on race. that's who trump wants by his side when he is addressing an audience of american voters. the grand godfather of this global brand of extreme nationalism is russian president vladimir putin. and in fact, farage has appeared regularly on russian propaganda programs. now, he's standing on the same stage as the republican nominee. trump himself heaps praise on putin and embraces pro-russian policies. he talks casually of abandoning our nato allies, recognizing russia's annexation of crimea, and of giving the kremlin a free hand in eastern europe more . american presidents from truman to reagan have rejected the kind of approach tru

let's talk about nigel farage. he will be visiting a rally in mississippi.e leader of the uk independence party that push for brexit. should we expect an endorsement? expectation is he will stop short of an endorsement. he told the local station in mississippi that you could not pay him to vote for hillary clinton, which is good because he should probably not be casting votes. himself is the one making this point to the local stations, not the trump campaign , some confusion from the trunk campaign whether this was happening and they would appear together. we will see more in the hours to come. joe: thank you very much. scarlet: shoppers in hong kong were waiting for up to two hours in line for a personalized jar of new tele-. how does is help slumping sales in the city? this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" waiting for two hours for customized jars of nutella. have declined, so pop-up stores are trying to bring back of atraffic, and the lure bottle of nutella is attracting customers. you used to live in hong kong. panic and that

nigel farage could tell trump campaign "this is how we got # .5 people to come out"."e. i don't think he would be opposed. liz: but how did you do it? how did you get those people to the polls that the polls did not come up? . stuart: he's not going to tell him that at a campaign rally. well, donald, this is how i do it. liz: not? they're going to want to hear it. stuart: so what exactly are you -- hold on a second. got something new from cobble? ashley: yeah, we're told now a woman from the american university in cobble says it is over. that the attack is quote over. i heard an explosion, she said. some gunshots, but the attack is finished. she was talking by telephone to fox news. . stuart: well, that would be very good news if accurate. that's very good news because the last we heard, the gunman were inside the compound. ashley: yeah,. stuart: students were hiding. ashley: right. stuart: and you're looking at potential slaughter. now a woman on the phone says it is over, heard the explosion, she's done. ashley: yeah,. stuart: let's hope indeed, yeah,. stuart: okay.

trump was in jackson mississippi yesterday, where he was joined on stage by nigel farage, one of the master-- let's say of the british brexit from the e.u. i don't know what the folks of the deep south have in common with angry white people who want to leave a union. but evidently, they liked him. (cheers and applause) and when trump addressed the >> stephen: whoo! whoo! now tell us if that's good or bad? whoo! don't know. might be a compliment. (laughter) you're a bigot, sugar cakes! (laughter) i know it's hard to look away from trump, but lets play that clip again, and i ask you to focus on the woman behind him. >> hillary clinton is a bigot. (laughter) >> stephen: that woman looks like she'd been goosed with an ice pick. she looks like she just woke up from a coma to discover she's a (laughter) what, am i alive? was i bad? (laughter) with everything donald trump's been up to lately, it can be easy to forget that one of the thingse's doing is running for president. tonight, he was supposed to give a speech laying out his new immigration policy, but instead he's at a fundraiser in a

((dave courvoisier)) >> trump will hold a rally in mississippi tonight where nigel farage says he will meet with the gop nominee. farage is the former leader of the u-k independence party which fought for "brexit" a referendum in which the u-k left the european union. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> donald trump is still scheduled to hold a fundraiser at lake tahoe this friday. trump was orginally supposed to hold a rally at south point tomorrow--- but it was canceled. the reason for the cancellation ((dave courvoisier)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters for all the races that matter to you... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((christianne klein)) >>> thousands of residents remain without power today following a series of storms last night. the areas affected and how many are still waiting for power to be restored.../// announcer: you're watching 8 news now at four. in football going for two can be risky. now get two medium two toppings pizzas for just $6.99 each. that's right just $6.99 each. better ingredients. better pizza. to batter omaha nebraska again toda

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just yesterday, one of britain's most prominent right-wing leaders, nigel farage, who stoked anti-immigrant sentiments to win the referendum on leaving

charles: former uk independence leader nigel farage on "varney & company" earlier. not to believe all of the fear-mongering from the left. and also doesn't believe the polls. remember, they were wrong, big time with the british exit vote. they could be actually underestimating donald trump support right now. fox business was at the top of a possible exit when other networks were dismissing it could even happen. well, it did happen. could trump stage a british exit style shocker on election day? we'll have more coming up on that in a moment. >>> investors anxiously awaiting janet yellen's jackson hole speech tomorrow but one fed president telegraphing to fbn how she will vote. our own peter barnes has more on that. peter? reporter: that's right, charles. it is esther george, president of the kansas city fed and host of this year's economic symposium in jackson hole. listen, she voted three times already this year to raise interest rates. she has been out there lonely on that, a dissenter in all of those votes but she says as long as the economy continues to on track,

nigel farage, the uk independents party leader who stood up to the establishment in the uk and he woninst all odds and went to the european union and reminded them, reminded them how long it took and how well he did. will donald trump we'll take it (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. . lou: quick look at wall street, stocks moving lower, the dow down 31 points, the nasdaq lost 3, the s&p off 5. flat. anticipation from the wild west where the fed is meeting at yellowstone. volume on the -- jackson hole, excuse me. volume under 3 billion sha

emily: campaigning with trump last night was nigel farage, the british politician who led brexit campaign to a surprise victory two months ago. hillary clinton fired back that it is donald trump who has courted white supremacists and is, quote, "taking the hate a heads up for people in boston this morning, if you see helicopters buzzing overhead don't be alarmed. the low-flying choppers are part of training exercises in the greater boston area. police aren't giving specifics except to say this is a joint exercise between the department of defense and local law enforcement. it will continue through tomorrow. randy: right now the owner of this helicopter is counting himself lucky after crashing right into a reservoir. that reservoir is in the middle of the ashland state park. david diana says he knew he was in trouble and was trying to make it back to the airport. that didn't happen instead the black mosquito ultra light helicopter crashed right into the water. diana clicked off his haes and bailed out boaters nearby helped him get to the shore without a scratch. last night, he took pains t

favor of white supremacy and is opposed to immigrants, and i think again, pointing out that this nigel farage from britain is coming here to campaign for donald trump after he led the anti-immigrant brexit vote in britain and shows the campaign is trying to point out these things so that those who are not able to go to the rallies can see what actually is going on there. >> jennifer griffin at the rally in reno on what has been an extraordinary day. hillary clinton painting donald trump and tagging donald trump as a racist, fearmongerring con spear si theorist who is tempterrermentally unfit to be president, used his own words and details of his own policies to do so, it's now left to the american people to decide what happens next. the news coins after this. -- the news continues after this. gilman: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilman used his cash rewards credit card from bank of america to earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. at places like the batting cages. ♪ [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. which helped him give hi

it was penned by nigel farage, the former leader of the independence party who spoke at a trump rallyast week. it was very self-congratself-co. i wanted to pull out this line, sara. it draws parallels to what might happen here. trump was my -- this is the title. let's get on to the quote. farage said. he said i told them that brexit was the victory of the little people over the establishment. they went wild. he's speaking here of the people at the rally. i told them if you can motivate nonvoters to engage with the electoral process, anything was possible. he added, most of the crowd i met after the rally never voted in their lives. they're the same people who made brexit happen. they see washington just as aloof as many -- from brussels being distant. that's what i think is interesting here. it's wrong to draw parallels between the rise of trump and brexit. which farage is trying to jump on the back of that. it's fair to point out that aspect of galvanizing voters that have never voted for, it certainly happened where turnout was high and favored exit. people didn't expect that. if tu

nigel farage, the uk independents party leader who stood up to the establishment in the uk and he won against all odds and went to the european union and reminded them, reminded them how long it took and how well he did. will donald trump do the same? we'll take it up, steve forbes my guest next. stay with us, we'll be right back. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in heari