talking about the pendulum, everybody wants serntd, if it's good certainly. nobody likes bad certainly. so certainty to itself is a good thing. i think sometimes gets exaggerated. but you made the point, i think, that you could pull this back to the lane, right, the idea that had epa gone forward and basically just kind of regulated the facility based on what you could do to the smokestacks, that would have been more definite with the past. you represent a lot of power sector clients. is there a preference right now as to whether this should be repealed or repealed and replace? i certainly heard some concerns that -- and maybe not perfect, but there's a lane here. you occupy the space with something that is predictable and that's preferable than just taking the rules away and waiting for the next president to do something different, which seems like that's the signal we've been getting. i wonder on behalf of your clients, what do you think is the better outcome? >> well, i never get out in front of my clients, but what i will say is, you know, i think that's

as she gets started with the pendulum, things get weird. >> you're supposed to hold it as -- oh, my god i hate this. >> the goad radar app made a noise. then it identifies a word. >> timid. >> i am timid. this is very scary for me. >> that was her data plan letting her know what have going up. >> when i was filming the portion with the pendulum, i didn't get very far. but as i was doing it, i felt what felt like just something touching my neck. >> that's called hair, boo. it's on your head. >> or it could just be her brain getting the best of her. >> or it could be a ghost energy. >> to test that, they whip out the ouija board. >> is there anyone here that would like to talk to us? >> they asked if there was anyone that wanted to talk to them. it goes to no. >> it clearly does not want to be bothered. >> but then they realize this is worse than they thought. because the fog machine that has been turned off is suddenly going and it won't stop. >> i don't understand how that happened. >> i don't either. >> stst called coworkers. >> there are pranksters at this production studio. >> you se

dovbush, the molfar, uses a pendulum to make the diagnosis. mr.ovbush: show me who is my friend and who is my enemy. do you feel something on your palm? warmth? you have a good friend who envies you your work. reporter: before things get really serious, pawla has to put a coin on the side of the path. it's a toll for demons. then dovbush and pawla withdraw. mr. dovbush: burn, burn, my black pain. don't forget to burn the queen of pain. return to her, torture her, punish her, don't spare her during the day or the night. reporter: pawla says she's relieved. molfar dovbush has promised her neighbor's envy will disappear. faith and superstition are as inseparable as smoke and air in the carpathians. recently, molfars have been conjuring on behalf of their entire country, ukraine, which is waging war against separatists in the east. magdalena recites a spell for protection. ms. mochiovksi: just as smoke leaves fire, so shall the enemy leave our borders, today and for all time. reporter: we head on by horse-drawn cart to a town high up in the mountains

there is going to be a pendulum shift back to that who wants to be told what to do.a progressive on campus, who are you rebelling against in the teachers are progressive. the professors are progressive. the parents are progressive. the music you listen to is liberal. the rebels on campus are conservatives. i am optimistic but there had is a lot of work to do. >> eric: are you optimistic the pendulum is swinging back. >> eric, like you, i have been touring a lot of campuses. my son is going to college next fall. do you see an emergence of true liberal education where you have people on the left, people on the right. that's what we need a true civic discussion. let's have a discussion and engage the real issues and real record. north 100 days of an administration. we don't know what the trump administration will bear at the end. but to try to classify it and set it in a course study, this early, i think is reduckive and dangerous for our kids. >> eric: it's only 100 and change days. i can't imagine what's going to happen seven, eight years down the road of a trump admi

i think we've seen the pendulum swing in both directions. a more centrist position where you invite companies to the table, particularly companies that have not traditionally been regulated like the tech industry, you are thinking of what might work so that consumers might feel more comfortable with safety. getting ceos to the table to talk through where things should be going, i think, works every time. i am hopeful that in the new administration we don't see a return to laissez-faire. i hope we are seeing something that works in the middle for everyone. caroline: you will be going out to the business community. thank you so much. it's wonderful to have you with us. --tley university pleasant president, joining us there. up next, we will be speaking to none other than the massachusetts governor charlie baker and get his take on last week's health care vote in the future of innovation in the state. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to this special edition of "bloomberg technology." we are live from boston all this week, and i wa

>> we think the pendulum in the u.k.from overly pessimistic going right after brexit, then became very optimistic at the economic numbers look very strong. the pendulum is starting to swing once again. the u.k. economy is starting to slow. it will be a contentious negotiation with the eu. we should see the weakness coming into both the u.k. and the european markets as well as volatility in the currency in the months ahead. yousef: i want to look ahead to the fomc. bloomberg intelligence put out a note, a fascinating read, describing the situation comparing the fed to smoothly gliding through a pond to call and ater on the surface vigorous paddling below the surface. in terms of details of the balance sheet, what the expect to see on that front? >> re-think the second half of the year they will begin to provide guidance on how they will shrink the guidance sheet. that is targeted at maintaining a stable shape of the yield curve going forward. that will be key to maintain bank earnings and maintain profitability within the

the pendulum track swings them 150 feet in the air at 70 miles per hour. 100,000 lights will illuminate the ride. and it joins three other superhero brand attractions but this is the first female superhero right at the park. >> people have said that it is the scariest ride at the park. i have been on it three or four times in a row. >> the new ride will open to the public tomorrow. >>> you may notice some special changes, boat sniffing dogs, they are trying to detect freshwater muscles, one of the dogs found muscles that had spread from boat to boat. and the freshwater muscles have been found in 33 california lakes including tahoe. >>> in the weather department we have the usual summer stuff. morning sun in the afternoon, low clouds, a warming trend, and we are looking at golden gate bridge, celebrating 80 years, the golden gate bridge opened, and tonight, not much in the way of traffic. 58 degrees right now, san francisco has 54 degrees. san jose is 57 degrees. cold open temperatures are fairly good. 50s by the shoreline. lower to middle 70s inland. and it will get a little warmer tomo

. >> in light of the events the last day or so, i am moving toward that -- that pendulum is swinging more towards some kind of independent effort, whether it is a commission or a special prosecutor. >> what must happen now is that mr. rosenstein appoints a special prosecutor. >> an independent prosecutor should be appointed. >> there needs to be a special prosecutor. >> house democrats have called for an independent investigation. >> the necessity of an independent investigation is increasingly being recognized. >> this president cannot oversee an investigation into his own associates. >> has to be clear to everyone, regardless of political affiliation, regardless of where you are in the justice department. >> it is not a partisan issue it's ultimately an issue of patriotism. >> it's in the best interest of the republicans or democrats, i don't care what the stripe is. >> democrats calling for a special prosecutor, which gets to the question what about the gop. >> manu raju has the latest on thaet for us tonight. >> republican leaders are tired of president trump's tweets. paul ryan

>> the pendulum shifted in the direction of obstruction of justice. this is a speaking-based crime primarily. the things that you are saying define your conduct and demonstrate whether you are trying to intimidate or say anything to undermine the ability of the investigation to go forward. what you are seeing is a pattern of speech by the president that gives the contextual clues that makes prosecutors salivate. the reasons that it's rare that you will have the low hanging fruit, a smoking gun in terms of evidence, you have smoking tweets here and smoking statements that happen every hour on the hour either defiantly or for it to defend himself in an interview. either way, you have the possibilities coming together saying listen, we didn't have low hanging fruit before. we didn't have the direct evidence. now we have statements being made that show it's not about double-talk whether you fired comey because of the political motivation or impede the rest or for a benign reason. but the pendulum keeps shifting back towards that very high bar of obstructi

there is a lot of attention whether or not the pendulum is swinging.ocrats are gaining ground. floods of reporters come to the local area. they have to get to the job done. david: they come with an ideology of their own. "the guardian" is left-wing newspaper. he has come out with anti-trump stuff in the past. he came with history. >> politicians get in trouble for answering every question. they get baited and shouldn't be answering questions and they do. there is easy ways to respectfully decline to answer. that is not what happened last night. it should be so easy. you never know what happens behind the scenes on campaigns, amount of stress these candidates are under. david: i'm surprised with all these cell phones. >> they have to get the story. david: all we had was a recording. no video. >> i'm shocked we don't have video. maybe one will show up. we have four eyewitnesses. not looking great. david: fox news reporter. melissa. melissa: big changes on the way to the airport. tsa looking to change weighings the way bags are screened. food and cell pho

understanding physics and math and how a pendulum works and acceleration and gravity and math and allut together means you can create these stunts. behind the scenes video. shows how much went into this beautiful bridge. show some attempts they went into. the guy at the table swings up. >> thinking that would be kind of dangerous you're crashing into somebody. >> fortunately put preparation into it and it was worth it. that video was awesome. >> chinaes a pretty crowded company." that many people in an area, things are bound to happen. you've got two ladies here. they have a bit of a beef over that mannequin. >> that's my man-nequin. >> they are shop keepers in the market. they each have a stall. each is next to another. the other one put the mannequin out. the other is like that's my space, get it out of here. >> it explodes into a full on catfight. >> knocks her right back into her stall. >> that was really impressive. >> you see other ladies looking on with cell phones at first because it had been brewing for a while. eventually, though, people do get involved. >> this has been bre

i think, as others have pointed out, you have to have a political pendulum in any country. after 10 years of conservative rule it's to be expected the pendulum would go the other way. after a while you want to throw , get a different group in an and you will get frustrated with them. liberals are he had an advantage. and as scott and song pointed out, with the impeachment it really just what is splattered the conservatives with a taint that really was a fairly difficult overcome. alongnservatives imploded the lines they had been struggling with for five years of her term. i think it really was moon jae-in's or the progressive elections to lose. they were neck and that for a while. it appeared at least it might be an upset, but then moon maintained his core base of 40%. it was almost a foregone conclusion that he would be elected given the impeachment. he tried to appeal to whether his core base and did not seem to be a little beyond that number she had consistently throughout the election. he tried going to the center on national security issues. we will see whether he stay

teachers say they're afraid to touch a student who may need help so they're saying the pendulum has leanedher direction and so as a result, it's putting teachers out of these classrooms and it's not helping the classroom environment for the students. so, school district tells us at these new policies that they revamped and that new training might be taking place as well this summer. that's the very latest from upper marlboro. back to you in the studio. >> annie, thank you very much. 4:49 is the time right now. some d.c. police officers may start to look a little bit different now that chief peter newsham is in charge. the chief has changed two longstanding policies. officers can now grow beards and wear earrings. we spoke to chief newsham earlier about the reason for the policy change. >> with regards to earrins we wanted to make our policy consistent across the genders and that's a legal mandate. and then with regards to the beards, that was a decision that i made because there were a number of officers that were requesting to have the beards and i think they're -- they're pleased with th

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what i think you saw happened as the pendulum went too far to one side. were spending too much of your money on climate change and not efficiently. to a target it? sure. of aimed at reducing yes, does it mean that were antiscience? no. were trying to get things back in order to where we can look at the folks who pay the taxes. when i can into the crazy stuff the previous administration did. i will note they didn't say anything about the musical. >> what are your assumptions and expectations for budget in reference to the wall. have a, the record to say. >> some aren't supporting and some are. i was disappointed yesterday don't know if anybody is here that broke the embargo on think there's anybody here but i read the article about how we supposedly automatically reduced our request for the wall funding does not accurate. the 2017 request was $1.5 billion for border security and additional dhs funding. it was 2.6 for border security almost twice as much of 4.5 for total dhs. much larger number so i'm not sure how the person got to that number. where absolu

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they are taking -- it feels like the pendulum swings with preexisting conditions.perhaps we throw to the states to make it optional. maybe over the weekend it swung back and you don't know how the freedom caucus is going to react. >> when you are missing five votes and you have a house where no democrats are going to vote for this, five votes is a lot. their window is closing day by day. you have an election coming up in a year and a half. if they don't think it will be popular in their district, they won't go for it. charles: thank you both have much. ronald reagan took down the soviet union and unleashed america's might. we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not

number of crimes, some involve illegal immigrants, others target others who either attack or the pendulummay swing back the other day. we have been hearing for days about a possible staff shakeup at the white house. president trump's communication director michael upper darby key has resigned. he submitted his resignation two weeks ago, but he offered to stay on until the president's first foreign trip. press secretary sean spicer who was for a brief time communications director hosted his first on camera press briefing before the president came back present his trip. ronica cleary takes a deeper look at body language between spice ers words and what they tell us about his confidence level at this time. ronica. >>reporter: hey, jim and sarah, as you said there have been talks of a shakeup i'm side the white house for sometime now really one person that has been at the center of that conversation, press secretary sean spicer. now, all eyes were on him today at this h on camera press breesmght you may recall before the president's trip abroad he only had one on camera press briefing that we

what you saw happen during the previous administration was the pendulum went too far to one side. we were spending too much of your money on climate change and not very efficiently. we don't get rid of it here. do we targeted, sure. do epa reductions aimed at focusing on climate science, yes. does it mean we are anti-science? absolutely not. we are trying to get things in order to look at the folks who pay the taxes and say, we want to do some climate chance but aren't going to do crazy stuff the previous administration did. i will note you didn't say anything about my musical. talking about assumptions, what are your assumptions for the budget in reference of the wall? congress has come on the record and said they are not in support of spending it. what are your expectations? mr. mulvaney: some aren't, some very much are. i was really disappointed yesterday. the folks who broke the embargo. i don't think you was anyone here, somebody did but i read the article about how we supposedly dramatically reduced our request of all funding. -- wall funding. it is not accurate. $3 billionq

i think the lessons of 911, the pendulum swung too far with president obama and we are swinging back with donald trump where he is learning from both president bush's mistakes and from barack obama's mistakes and he's becoming the donald trump where america's first and we will stand with you, but the political will have to be done in the region. we can't do it for you, and by the way will have a whole bunch of trade deals with you. jesse: let's sweeten the pot. it swung this way and that way and hopefully we can find a happy medial medium in the middle east. rick, thank you very much. coming up, the mainstream media is still talking about the firing of director james comey, firing of director james comey, but do americans even care? this is bill's yard. and bill has a "no-weeds, not in my yard" policy. but with scotts turf builder weed & feed, bill has nothing to worry about. it kills weeds and greens grass, guaranteed. this is a scotts yard. and greens grass, guaranteed. now there's armor all wash wipes with lift and clean technology. extra large wipes that lift and remove dust, dir

what i think you saw happen during the previous administration is the pendulum went too far to one side. where we were spending too much of your money on climate change and not very efficiently. we don't get rid of it here. do we target it? sure. do a lot of the epa regulations? anti-science? absolutely not. we simply trying to get things back in order to where we can look at the folks who pay the taxes and say, look, yeah. we want climate science and not some of the crazy stuff the previous administration did. i will note for the record you didn't say anything about my -- about the musical. yes, ma'am? >> thank you, director. i'm just wondering you're talking about making assumptions. what are the assumptions and expectations in budget for the wall? congress seems to have come on the record saying they're not in support of building it. what are your expectations? >> some folks aren't. some folks very much in support of it. i did read something and disappointed yesterday. i don't know if there's folks here that broke the embargo. there was only one. i don't think it was anybody here. so

i think the lessons of 911, the pendulum swung too far with president obama and we are swinging back with donald trump where he is learning from both president bush's mistakes and from barack obama's mistakes and he's becoming the donald trump where america's first and we will stand with you, but the political will have to be done in the region. we can't do it for you, and by the way will have a whole bunch of trade deals with you. jesse: let's sweeten the pot. it swung this way and that way and hopefully we can find a happy medial medium in the middle east. rick, thank you very much. coming up, the mainstream media is still talking about the firing of director james comey, firing of director james comey, but do americans even care? if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everyt

caroline: when you have a long-term perspective, how much can you factor in the day-to-day swing of the pendulum no city feels health-care funding like boston. the top for funded hospitals are all in boston. this could be a good thing. when the funding does try up, people who are entrepreneurs and do want to start companies will think about driving funding. we're there to fill that gap. caroline: how much are we seeing the vc community expand in boston? many feel that silicon valley is a big brother. are you seeing the seas, or from their? is there a buildup of money? >> in traditional technology, silicon valley is the big rather. it might be the grandfather in many ways. in biotech, this is the center of excellence. you see venture capitalists from the bay area swarm here. we've got the three ingredients. we've got the universities. we've got big pharma. that builds up clusters of entrepreneurs. we've got radically decreasing costs. that mea iyou are a young researeror these companies and you've got an idea, it doesn't require $50 million to see if it works. caroline: is international money com

when you see that pendulum swinging, whether it will be the nationalist trump for the globalist trumphe is both. peter navarro is the nationalist trump. to peter. talked economist. being an a phd economist, harvard university, talked for many years at the university of --ifornia since 1980 us since the 1980's. he has the credentials of a real economist, but he is not at all in the mainstream of free trade economics, which is why trump likes him. oliver: doesn't mean he is not an economist? peter: there you go. that is what he can throw in the critics -- that is what he can throw in the face of his critics. i know how conventional free trade theory works, i teach this stuff. i don't happen to think that in reality, the picture is quite as rosie as you people would say. carol: but he has written several books and looks at trade. he is against global trade, correct? peter: i would not say he is flat out against global trade. he is against the way it is affecting u.s. today. he likes trade. he says the terms are bad for the u.s. course, is his big bug-a-boo. if you hear trump talking abou

>> the pendulum shifted in the direction of obstruction of justice. this is a speaking-based crime primarily. the things that you are saying define your conduct and demonstrate whether you are trying to intimidate or say anything to undermine the ability of the investigation to go forward. what you are seeing is a pattern of speech by the president that gives the contextual clues that makes prosecutors salivate. the reasons that it's rare that you will have the low hanging fruit, a smoking gun in terms of evidence, you have smoking tweets here and smoking statements that happen every hour on the hour either defiantly or for it to defend himself in an interview. either way, you have the possibilities coming together saying listen, we didn't have low hanging fruit before. we didn't have the direct evidence. now we have statements being made that show it's not about double-talk whether you fired comey because of the political motivation or impede the rest or for a benign reason. the pent lum shifts back towards the high bar of obstruction of justice when

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away from being on both sides of the pendulum, all jobs go away boom,re will be a massive and think of of how --prepare for a long time term transition to a new economy. reporter: what is the most likely pass for automation and jobs in the next two or three years? >> in the phase we are in where we help businesses share and collaborate and work on you'lltion on a new way, see a lot of automation in intelligence and software that makes us more efficient. we can do more in the workplace or outside the workplace, and we can collaborate and connect ideas more rapidly. it will ultimately have the impact of living us into the future faster. it won't necessarily replace specific jobs as much as really increase the speed and scale of what we can do in our organization. over the more medium and long run, i think you will have some jobs that are made more efficient that you have fewer of them in industry, let me be talking a lot about the roles that go into shipping and logistics, or taxi drivers. at the same time, as soon as you make one of those industries more efficient, consumption increases

sentencing laws had grown over the past few years, but under the trump administration it appears the pendulum may be swinging back. meanwhile we are learning about a staff shakeup at the white house, president trump's michael dub key has resigned. he submitted his resignation nearly two weeks ago but offered to on until oversees. he sayses he is stepping down because of personal reasons. the doors at a manchester train station are back open for the first time since last week's deadly terrorists attack. manchester victoria station has resumed services this morning one week after t two people were killed by a suicide bomber at an ar anna grande concert. they laid a reet at a temporary memorial. investigators are still gathering efforts and making arrests as they try to determine how solomon abed did i managed to carry out the plan. air anna grand did i will be returning to manchester to host a benefit if she will be joined by some other big names, cold play, jes tin beeb i and katie perry. it will be settle up by city of manchester and the british red cross. i stand with you all i together to n

there is a political potential y and after ten years in the conservative rule is to be expected pendulum would go the other way. after after why don't you want o throw them out and then you will get frustrated with them. so in a way they already had an advantage in certainly with the impeachment it splattered them into could be difficult to overcome so they ar are the progressives to lose and now it appeared at least there might be an upset but again it maintains the base of 40% or so it was almost a foregone conclusion. now he tried to appeal to more of the base and didn't seem to be able to go abou above that nr he had consistently. he tried with some national security issues and we will see whether he stays there. it will impact the economy. they fixate on the alliance and the creation and relationship with china and others there is a very full record of statements but do you think that he will implement those?nt >> certainly he has indicated a as one that really wants to pursue every possible option by which to address the issue. it will work in terms of the prospect. the other disti

what i think you saw happen during the previous a administration as the pendulum went too far to oneide where we are spending too much of your money on climate change and not very efficiently. we targeted. does it mean that we are antiscience? absolutely not. we are trying to get things back in order so we can look at the folks who pay the taxes and say we want to do some climate science, but we are not going to do some of the crazy stuff the previous a administration dead. you didn't say anything about the musical. >> reporter: what are your assumptions for the budget in reference to the wall? congress has come on the record. what are your expectations? >> some folks are very much in support. i did read something and i was really disappointed yesterday. i don't know if anyone is here who broke the embargo. i read the article yesterday about how we supposedly dramatically reduced our request from the wall funding. that's not accurate. the 2017 request was $1.5 billion for border security and 3.0 billion and dhs funding. a much larger than 2017. i'm not sure how the person got to that

i think what you saw with the previous administration is the pendulum went too far to one side.don't get rid of it here. do we target it? sure. a lot of the u.k. reductions are focused on reducing climate science. on anti-science? no. --weant to take the votes will not do some of the crazy stuff the previous administration did. you did not say anything about the musical. >> i wonder if you are talking about assumptions, what are your assumptions for the budget in reference to the wall? congress has come on the record in saying they are not supporting funding it. folks areey: some supportive of it. i don't know if there is anyone here who broke the embargo. there was only one place i think. i read the article yesterday about how we supposedly dramatically reduced our request for the wall funding. that is not accurate. the 2017 request was $1.5 billion for border security and $3.0 billion in additional dhs funding. is $2.6osal for 2018 billion for border security, almost twice as much, and $4.5 billion for dhs. i'm not sure how the person got to that number. let me address your qu

administration is almost too apologetic in the way they handled these countries and so now we see the pendulumg is a very unapologetic tone. to those who say we need to have this type of tone we have added in such a long time. >> is certainly take issue with the fact the president was too apologetic. this is a great argument the president went on apology tours and having worked on speeches i can safely look at him, he was a huge defender of the united states around the world. he went out of his way to speak to foreign ideas is. his nobel speech, for instance, it spoke strongly about the good the united states and he never shied away from that. the challenge isn't something all presidents have faced is how do you advance our interests and values around the world with countries that often have complex relationships without completely sacrificing our values. there is nuance, complexity and what we been seen in the past three or four months is a complete absence of nuance and complexity. there is no president has lavished so much praise on so many dictators in so short a time. elizabeth: okay, so

these twoprovides really poignant quotes that illustrates the pendulum swing. the rehabilitative intent. the juvenile justice system. it shift towards personal accountability. not only the responsibility judges felt that the desire to push some more punitive accountability. hearing,lton in his and again, it was a model during the commitment. they wanted him to serve the remainder of his sentence under the parole supervision. our books talks about the fact that during these -- the decade of the legislation, the judges follow the legislation 80% of ,ime, but in a case like this dismissed the recommendation and the defense is sufficient to justify the sentence. we cannot trust what you did on what you did that one day no matter how perfect you were or in after. it have to put the interests of public first. the moving on to discuss the andntial to rehabilitate the fact these programs make this argument. if we can get used during this development, we have a better shot rather than sending them under an adult prison. the judge said can we rehabilitate the 15-year-old

these types of actors and directors and content producers with the likes of film, i wonder if the pendulums the other way or netflix and amazon and premium content where they spend billions on the shows -- >> that's a situation where the money does count. when you have netflix and amazon tossing around 6, 7 billion -- going on tv streaming has become more -- >> yeah. it's 11:32 on the east coast. we're counting down, just closed the europe and uk markets. let's see how things were shaping up. it was looking strong. >> absolutely right. a strong session for the european markets. the german dax hitting a record high. what's fuelling this? upbeat earnings, pmi, retail sale daz s data and the french e boosting sentiment. hsbc, who is better than expected first quarter profit was fuelled by higher interest rates and a weaker dollar. shares up almost 3%. let's talk beer, ab inbev. if you step a step back, more than 80% of european companies have exceeded revenue forecast as we appropriate the halfway point in the earnings season. as for last night's french presidential debate, macron and le pen

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. >> shepard: what is it that moves the pendulum over?ecause i think a lot of our viewers and people that i speak with on this matter all over the place think this is some kind of emotional loyalty thing going on. isn't this really just about percentages? when republicans or if at some point they look at the numbers and they go, if i stick with him, i can't way. since i can't win with him, i'm turning against him. what is it that makes that happen? >> that's absolutely the case. they're already watching president trump's polling numbers, which are getting a little bit worse. we have not seen -- i don't think the full impact of what's happened in seven days yet. you know that 24 seats separate the republican majority from the minority. there's very good chance the democrats could take back the house seat next year in november and regain control of the house. so members who are really having a tough time in that healthcare fight, members in the districts that hillary clinton won or that president trump by not a lot, maybe 5 percentage point

perspective on not overnight success stories, how much can you factor in the day-to-day swings of the pendulumcs? jon: they are important. no city feels health care funding like boston. the top are in boston. this could be a good thing. when the funding dries up, if it does, it means these people who are entrepreneurs and who do want to start companies will think about private funding. we are there to fill the gap. caroline: how much are we seeing the vc community expanding? many feel silicon vall ia bigger brother. are you seeing them come over, or is there a building up on money? jon: in traditional technology, silicon valley is the big brother. it might be the grandfather in many ways. in biotech, this is the center. you see venture capitalists from the y ea swarming here from around the country because we have the three ingredients. we have the universities that bring the students, you have big pharma with a cluster of entrepreneurs, and you have radically decreasing pricing costs of building a company in this space. that means if you are a young researcher at one of these companies and yo

the -- others pointed out -- after ten years of conservative rule it is sort of to be expected the pendulum would go to other way. you want to throw the group out and after a while you will get upset with the new group. certainly as scott and sung pointed out with the impeachment it scattered conservatives with a paint that would be extremly difficult to overcome. the conservatives employiemploii think it was the progressive's election to lose. su polled neck-and-neck with moon and feared there might be an upset but moon maintained his core base of 40%. he tried to appeal to more than his core base and didn't go beyond that number he had consistently throughout the election. he tried tacking to the center on nation issues issues and we will see if he stays there or goes back to the left. i think most elections in every country are people voting their pocketbook whether frustrated with the party in power or which ever party they think will impact their economy the best. you will say you were focused on that but carbon monoxide is really -- >> he has a full record of statements but do you thi