he is in this to win, and that's what folk are scared about more than -- >> niger, niger -- >> what are you saying about the fact he's flip-flopping now on immigration? niger, this is not about us. >> he's not flip-flopping. [ overlapping voices ] >> listen, here's the thing. if you allow there are 8 million illegal immigrants in this country that have jobs now, we have 95 million americans out of the labor force. 20% increase of black americans out of the labor force. so if you don't build the wall, disproportionately black americans have been hurt by illegal immigration. and donald trump is saying hire americans first and stop driving down wages. in the meantime, we'll keep our country safe. what's wrong with that, juan? >> it's not flip-flop. this guy is doing somersaults and apparently you are intentionally blind because you don't want to see it. you don't want to see your guy going down as the polls show him going down and down. >> i don't want to see the meanness, the divisiveness, the anger, the vitriol. i don't want to see the race baiting that hillary clinton played this week.

niger, which candidate gains the most from a back-and-forth on race relations or do they lose?> well, i think that we have to understand that you know, politics is war by some other means, i'm sure great man, great woman would have said that or something along those lines, and what you have in donald trump is a candidate that is just not going to sit back and take it, and quite frankly, republican candidates for president recently, all of whom i supported, 110%, they've often, because of a sense of political correctness has just taken it, and here you have a presidential candidate, republican nominee that for the first time in a long time, i think, since lee atwater in the 80s ran h.w. bush's campaign, that is not going to sit back and give as much as he takes. at the end of the day, i think donald trump is going to win from this because miss hillary has kind of revealed her cards. deirdre: joe, as our democrat, i'm assuming you disagree, but i want to hear why. >> well, i think most of america who's watched donald trump for the last 15 months can make their own judgment and ha

charles: i'm with you, niger.d what you're saying. >> a lot of elites believe that the american people are stupid, you know? we're not. you know. so -- charles: the american people aren't stupid, niger, but the american people are in a conundrum and they're not really sure. a lot of people out there. i hear people speak for the people all the time, especially on twitter and stuff like that. >> fair enough. charles: but i think the majority of americans who are apolitical, they're stuck, for them they have got to make a decision and their decision has to be based on the notion that, all of these policies that donald trump is talking about will change their lives, and some of them don't want, some of them will feel angry or jealous or envious that if he happens to benefit from it. we've seen what politics of envy can do. that is you how barack obama was elected twice. >> he has got to be prepared before the first debate to have a solid answer on that. honestly, charles, that is my honest answer. i think what is more

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-- those words from the german development minister as he embarks on a five-date trip to senegal, niger, and rwanda. he is touting a program that will encourage european countries to invest in africa in the hopes of creating prosperity that so many citizens desperately seek. it is a theory that is already bearing fruit, in senegal. reporter: he is returning to a place full of bad memories. 10 years ago he paid 500 euros to take a fishing boat to the canary islands, the spanish province off the west coast of africa. he thought he would have a better life there and be able to send money back to his family in senegal. "i started out on this very beach, but the trip was so risky. i will never do anything like that again. life and death are no longer in your hands. those six days were the worst days of my life." he was picked up by the spanish coast guard and immediately deported back to senegal. since then, the tide of migrants has fallen to a trickle, and the village has returned to fishing. the reason that those votes are not leaving for europe anymore is mainly because of the increased b

there is some terror issues in niger obviously libya is still in civil war. these are issues not directly linked to oil prices. it is going to be difficult to create an agreement considering those countries are producing well below. how do you get them into an agreement. at the same time we know that the opec meeting is going to come up in october. e do have three months more. we need a function to keep track of the dates and changes in sentiment. thank you very much. that is anthony joining us there. rishd: certainly complicating matters when it comes to japan. an ugly set of numbers on the impact side and export side as well. >> what are the -- that remain in japan as policy makers throw everything but the kitchen sink at the economy. let's get through the numbers. exports pretty bad. declined. this is the 109 moverpbt contraction. it was the worst form that we ave seen in seven years. declining shipments cars. 6.5% in exports in china. lmost 13% decline there. rishard: you can't lay it all down on the strength of the length yen. there are weaknesses in the

nigeria will also boost output after militants said they will stop attacking oil installations in the nigerta. fined $180 million for violating u.s. anti-money laundering laws. mega international commercial's compliance program was a "hollow shell," regulators say. suspicious transactions between the new york and panama branches related tontly fonseca, the law firm at the center of the panama papers scandal. bitda 50% higher. blue scope reported full-year underlying profit at 222 million dollars, below analyst estimates. they expect higher pricing for the australian stee businessl this year. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. the latest from the markets right now, going to david ingles for that. david: it's not very convincing. i guess, for the lack of a better word to describe it, not many clear drivers. when you look at equities it's about earnings. when you look at these macro -sensitive asset classes, we talk about things like fixed income, currencies. apart from that, there's not much to trade on, which is what lanes are flat. chi

in niger for example, they will welcome imams including salafist imams. they make a commitment not to preach violence and they register and they're vetted by a council to some extent. one of the things, she mentioned morocco and kind of teaching how to teach, and the head of niger islamic council said to me, you know the problem with that is, it is doctrinal and so, they're preaching a particular line, not a way to behave. and we have imams who are trained all over the place. egypt, saudi, morocco, wherever, and so we don't want to say, okay, this is the right way and that is the wrong way. but, can we start thinking about, and this is a controversial guy, the head of the islamic council, can we think about a republican imam? what are basic principles you engage in with your followers, not doctrinal but how is it that you engage? that registering and monitoring of course, it can run into all kinds of problems i think. that was the backlash in ethiopia as well. anyone else want to take that? >> we have seen backlash as jennifer mentioned with the promotion

warning the disruptions in niger ra, iraq, and libya are easing. they added the recent move higher was not driven by market fundamentals, but expectations of a potential output freeze and the weakening dollar. goldman has kept forecast of 45 to $50 a barrel for brent. >> startup called energy systems is close to a new lithium battery double the energy of current lithium ion batteries. the breakthrough reduces the tendency of such batteries to burst into flames is down to a thin lithium metal foil. the company expects to sell the batteries for smartphones early next year and for electric vehicles in 2018. >> mik peter. great to have you on the show. >> the use is far more broad. can you give us a sense of what it's used for and what your priceout look is too. >> just demand originally driven by glass and ceramics. that's where it was in 50s and '60s. moving to portful electronics in the '90s. once your start moving to vehicles which is now where the industry is heading, many are talking multiples of kilos. full lielectric up to 50 kilos. demand is g

here with reaction, from the tea party, forward chairman niger innis, co-host of the five, juan williams's put this all in context. we have at the dnc, the people were chanting black lives matter. we have video that we were able to obtain where black lives matter protesters were chanting f the police. we of course had a moment of silence for police officers, and somebody yelled "black lives matters" there. we had a black lives matter protester telling the white people to get in the back. and of course the all-time favorite. what do we want? dead cops. when do we want them? now. let's remind you. [ chanting ] [ crowd chanting ] >> i need all white people to move to the back. this is a black and brown resistance march. if you are for this march and you are here to support, you will appropriately take your place in the back of this march. white people to the back. black people to the front. >> pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon. pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like blanket. >> what do we want? dead cops. when do we want it? now. >> juan williams, i know you well. >> yeah, yeah. >> you don't w

we've got al-shabaab in somalia and now in kenya, local rom in niger and chad. and myriad of groups in bali and now expanding or executing attack in neighboring countries. in these groups have had a profound impact on religious freedom and subsequent africa. al-shabaab has killed christian converts, destroyed shrines, thousand government officials and those working with them. implanting a strict interpretation of sharia law. and exiting some of the most horrific and bloody attacks that we've seen with the westgate mall and the university at that. in boko haram they've attacked churches during worshiping, systematically destroy churches throughout the northeast. forcibly convert christians. attacked mosques in the northeast. predominately during ramadan. attacked shia worshipers during -- and also assessing and killed persons engaged in the islamic behavior. and mali you are often with the destruction of historic shrines. another groups government a strict interpretation of sharia. so in addition to these violent religious extremism that we are awfully with, we h

come to niger. these are, climate change, other economic dislocations have put people out of work. they are on the move and have no place to go. it means they are recruiting grounds for terrorists and potential refugee flows that will tax the european union more. those kindsook at of, not just climate change, but other kinds of dislocations, because we have seen the problem refugee flows -- who would have thought refugee flows out of syria and other places would actually put at risk our 60-year experiment of trying to come up with a whole europe? but that's exactly what has happened. thirdly, we are going to have to deal with, and i think this in a way is the most difficult, we finished the end of the cold war and thought that democracy and free markets had been anointed as the only game in town. and we now see a rise of authoritarianism, unapologetic authoritarianism, that is antidemocratic, anti-western values, and you see it in putin, jinping, in erdogan, and it is a competing model out , and our model doesn't look so good. our economy is in doing particularly well. our politics

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joining us now with reaction, the chairman of the tea party forward, niger ennis.