theill require that american people individually, orther you are a democrat republican or republican or independent, when you decide to vote for somebody, are making a determination as to ofther this cause continuing death for innocent aople should be relevant factor in your decision. if you think this is a problem, then you should expect your elected officials to reflect your views. and i would particularly ask areica's gun owners, who using those guns properly, sport, or hunt, for protecting their families, to think about whether your views are properly being represented by the organization that suggests it is speaking for you. and each time this happens, i'm going to bring this up. each time this happens, i am going to say that we can actually do something about it, but we're going to have to change our laws. canthis is not something i do by myself. i've got to have a congress, and i've got to have state legislatures and governors who are willing to work with me on this. i hope and pray that i don't mye to come out again during tenure as president to offer my condolences to famili

and we will continue and work along with peter, but there are other great team members, orther it islauren brian, it is a partnership and not around one person. emily: what is it like being married to a venture capitalists now? julia: what is it like being married to kevin? sometimes you feel under accomplished just by the sheer number of meetings he takes, and then to realize that even despite him meeting somehow 951 companies in the first 12 months 50-50 partner to me at home. we co-raise her children together. kevin: we co-raise our parents. julia: we also co-raise our parents, sorry mom and dad. and just how involved he is, so i do have to say, i don't know where you find the time, but it has been great to watch them. him. kevin: it pales in comparison to what julie has done over these last two years at eventbrite has as ceo and how the company has grown and expanded, and i so am excited for the future. emily: kevin and julia hartz, cofounders of eventbrite, thank you so much for joining us on "bloomberg studio 1.0." ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected

orther it is automakers companies like apple, around issues like licensing, just making life more difficulthose are measures they could impose. they do have the right to protect their industry there, but for the moment they are trying to dial back these tensions. we will hear from the foreign minister tomorrow. tom, thank you very much. we are minutes away from the open. up next, we will look at the stocks to watch this morning, as equity trading gets underway. ,ay attention to rolls-royce with earnings ahead of expectations. more,l discuss that and stocks to watch. this is bloomberg. the open is 10 minutes away. ♪ ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg markets: european open." from the start of european equity trading. it's have a look at the stocks we are watching. sam, good morning. before we dive into stocks specifics, let's look at sectors that could be hit by this general move away from risk assets. causing a huge risk off move in markets. banks, it could be almost across the board. no one really likes a trade war. it is a risk off sentiment today. , i spoke withy the ceo of roles race the carmak

loved it orther hate it. stark design and now you will make a new brand out of it. andy: the phoenix is back brought up from the ashes and we are making what i think is distinguishing us from the other guys around us, so we are not saying here is an electric car in the range. ahat we are saying is lagond equals ev. every car they make from now on will be electric. matt: because customers want it, is that what you are understanding? andy: there are two courses. one is legislation demands you regulations,uture particularly in that case where we continue to make e 12's -- so you have regulatory pressure and now you see electric vehicles gaining traction with consumers. we are a company that makes hard choices. backis why we decided to the ev resolution -- revolution. matt: we could spend an hour talking, but i have to talk -- ask about this formula one behind you. it is kind of a reentry for ashton martin -- aston martin into the league. what kind of sales do you expect to generate? are: most definitely, you inc

orther he is being a moral you take -- the wall street journal's lead story talks about trade with china. saying china and the u.s. have started negotiating to improve access to chinese markets after weeks filled with harsh sides. areas in cover manufacturing are being held by steve mnuchin and robert in washington. mr. mnuchin and and mr. light toser sent out request include a reduction of chinese tariffs, more purchases of semiconductors and greater access to china's financial sector. mr. mentioned is weighing a -- is weighing a trip to beijing to pursue negotiations. caller: i am 78. when did we care what a prostitute has to say? she is not important. this will go away in the next news cycle. if we want to compare trump to him toy, compare roosevelt, who moved his lover into the white house and then her wife -- then his wife moved her lover into the white house. let's get off of this. host: republican line, you are next. who does the stormy daniel, 60 minutes, and c-span want to hurt the most? melania, oresident, their son? c-span isunded that focused on this issue. who do you want to

orthere is a wait time problem providing service or corruption at the va shouldn't we allow our vetsreedom to find care that serves their needs. drain the swamp. this position to constantly defend the establishment is anomalous. host: indiana, a veteran, good morning. caller: good morning. think for american citizens to be criticizing the veterans administration is disgraceful. after three months in iraq, george bush declared mission accomplished. how is the veterans administration supposed to know to prepare for tens of thousands of soldiers coming back from iraq, literally burnt to a crisp and blown to bits? there is posttraumatic stress disorder and the high suicide rate. plus, they were treating veterans from other wars. i think donald trump's appointee is woefully uninformed and unprepared for this massive undertaking. the condition that our soldiers were coming back from iraq, tens of thousands burnt to a crisp bits, andto for people to criticize the long-term treatment of these horribly wounded soldiers is disgraceful. host: what do you think of the job? we lost brenda. your t