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tried not to do any damage either the pendulum one or the bridge need any motors or anything. just gets up to you you've got something that's unique here in the hog and actually in germany how is tourism changed. to you tube this is the tourists are coming from all over the world. wouldn't you like me. there are more people staying in hotels these people are staying longer so that they can see the british. started i'm talking to region is popular with both young and old people. and that's very positive for us and the local resident. you know it will move them give them is there anything like an average visitor are tourists now younger than say ten years ago or is it about the same. hits the. people were younger when we opened the mega supplies i thought you know we've got to bridge older people are coming from groups and pensioners are using. the supply and the pendulum jumps and the extreme activities are more for younger people streams of the city and of bridges for children and the elderly or middle aged people. and i lose money not for scaredy cat and i really secure i wan

but the pendulum tends to correct. but you are right, sometimes people get hurt until that pendulum, you know, gets -- or swings back. overreact will always a little and it will swing back when something happens, but the thing that gives me confidence there is ag that group, day in and day out, of the susan ellenbergers or the josh sheriff demings -- sharp fsteins, or the bob temples, who are not in the spotlight. sometimes they are called the federal bureaucracy. who care about the federal health mission. and they get pounded from all sides. but as long as, you know, people are willing to serve and taken that heat. and be well trained and take on these difficult jobs for relatively little in financial reward. hope that those pendulums do not swing too far and always readjust. >> over the last 20 years there has been a series of legislative acts aimed at at least for some part of it to get the fda to move faster. had fi idelma, and we idah, and we had the 21st century cure act, which is just the latest, and they all ha

has swung and even with grid lock, the pendulum in theory remains spunned to where it is, even if it doesn't go further with what we call the red wall a term we are coining on the show -- you're saying it's the things decided outside the mid-terms that ultimately term the direction of the markets appear how fast they rise or fall. >> yeah, i think so. i mean a big part is cap x decided out of the mid-terms to a degree you think about trade policy and really that affect on ceo confidence that's the key you see how ceo confidence is levered to cap x if trade tracing are dwrags on take a look ceos pull back on the cap approximate you don't get the boost of productivity and economic potential will be what it's been a long time but i think when thinking about moving past the mid-terms election action and trade, yes it's important to put that uncertainty aside but what's ununtd appreciated you used this during the power lunch. >> gold star. >> it's the economy stupid it's the kpee be, stupid presidents realized that if you go back past the mid-terms elections this self-preservation kicks i

. >> guest: this was a midterm election and we know how the pendulum swing in politics, so it's no surprise the opposition party gained seats. they are committed to this cause and the congressman of southwest florida is one of them. he's one of them in others that filed this carbon pricing legislation this weekend cosponsored nine and fitzpatrick from pennsylvania is also committed to the cause and many others, throughout the country. i look forward to seeing more florida republicans step up to the plate like francis rooney has embraced this issue and become problems over us. this is a challenge that threatens our livelihood in florida and our ability to live in florida and every floridian should be concerned into paying attention to what happens at the federal level. >> host: americans for tax reform they say there was a connection between a loss and this issue. >> guest: that is a baseless claim. nobody campaigned on the uprising. pricing. it wasn't a topic. there were no ads that had to do with that said it is a dishonest claim that the groups are making to further their agenda. i would

this was a midterm election, and we all know how the pendulum swings in american politics. it is no prize that the opposition party gained seats. the good news is, a lot of good republicans will be in the 116th congress and are committed to this cause. cognition francis rooney of congressmanorida -- francis rooney of southwest florida sponsored legislation this week and cosponsored mine. a pennsylvanian is committed to this cause, and many others throughout the country. i look forward to seeing more florida republicans stepped up to the late, might francis rooney house. embrace this issue. stepe problem solvers -- up to the plate, like francis rooney house. embrace this problem. become problem solvers on a federal level. host: you heard groups say there was a connection between your loss and this issue. guest: that is a baseless claim. no one in my district campaigned on carbon pricing. it was not a topic. dore were no ads that had to with that. that is just a dishonest claim that these groups are making, to further their agenda. i would like to see if they have any evidenc

decades in communism .ery frustrated to see the pendulum has returned to its , which isposition very far to the left. away from ronald reagan and margaret thatcher. regret, the impact of this exceptional trio of truly legendary personalities turned out not to be permanent. brought about only a short-term or perhaps medium-term change. alreadyinal effect has fully evaporated. the prominent personalities of the contemporary europe are politicians such as emmanuel or the new pope francis. thatcher, organ, john paul ii are more or less forgot. do we actively try to do something with it? i am afraid not. for new upholders oldadvocates of conservative ideas and beliefs? for able,e time persuasive politicians who would be able to make these ideas dominant again. ronald reagan, margaret thatcher, and john paul ii had all of these characteristics. improbable, highly historic coincidence or something because mankind deserves it. respect, i am rather pessimistic. thank you for your attention. [applause] >> up next, we continue our coverage from a white house writers group conference looking at

like a pendulum or a clock. they were students. they were experts and students of human behavior. they knew that a paper document could not control human emotions in less there was also a commitment, a human commitment . but there is that newtonian metaphor, and i think it was part of the enlightenment. >> ronald reagan, tell me, -- tell us about ronald reagan for a few minutes. there is a guy, he did not have a great formal education. he taught himself so much. his writing was great. we found all of his original writings from the 50s. he was writing his column, all by himself. it was not added by anyone really. what you think about it, or -- he played such a big role in the end of the cold war, in modern conservatism, he is ranked now among the top presidents. what you know about him that we don't know?>> he knew what he believed and he believed what he believed. i had good access to him, i had done a few little legal things for him, and lived in sacramento. he and nancy liked mary very much. and i told them you know, there are two things you can never ask of me he said oh, what'

it, the congress enacted, the president vetoes, the congress overrides, the court refuses, like a pendulum or a clock. they were astute, experts, and students of human behavior, they knew that a paper document could not control human emotions unless there was also a commitment, a human commitment, but there is a newtonian metaphor, and, i think that this was part of the enlightenment. >> let's bounce around -- >> writing a column all by himself it was not edited by anyone really, he played such a big role at the end of the cold war, is ranked now among the top presidents, what do you know about him that we do not know? >> he knew what he believed, and he believed what he believed, i had good access to him, i had done a few little legal things for him, and lived in sacramento. and, he and nancy like a very merry -- mary very much and i told him there are two things that you can never ask me he said what is it? and i said, one, you cannot ask me about politics, i do not know anything about it. i was not a practitioner i was a business lawyer, but, he had rawlins, and joseph and me, so, okay,

the enlighten me enlightenment were fascinated with all sorts of clocks and wheels and gears and pendulums and that's why the american constitution has a certain new tonian metaphor to it. checks and balance, the congress enacts, the president vetoes, the congress overrides, the court reviews, like a pendulum or a clock. they were astute experts and students of human behavior. they knew that a paper document couldn't control human emotions unless there was a commitment, a human commitment but there is that new tonian metaphor and i think i was part of the enlightenment. >> let's bounce around to more recent history. ronald reagan appointed you. tell me, you were friends with ronald reagan. tell us about him for a few minutes. there's a guy who's an autodidact. he didn't have a great formal education. he thought himself so much. his writing was great. we found all his original writing from the '50s when he was writing his column all by himself. it wasn't edited. reagan played such a big role in the end of the cold war and modern conservatism and he's ranked among the top presidents. what do

when the pendulum had swung that far to the democrats in 2008, followed by two incredibly hard years thereafter, and one of the biggest policy lifts ever with health reform, in 2010 of the midterm for obama, the pendulum swung back very, very hard. the democrats didn't just lose the house that year that. >> lost 63 seats in the house. they lost six senate seats. it was just brutal. but that shellacking didn't just emerge from the ether on election night itself on 2010. there were signs all through those first two obama years that it was coming. even though obama was sworn in january 2009 with a 67% approval rating, by the following month, by february 2009, there were little protests starting against him. and starting specifically against the stimulus bill that he got passed to try to stop the desperate and historic free fall of the u.s. economy. he was inaugurated january 20th. by february 16th, there were anti-obama protests in seattle and then protests in colorado and then in tampa and nashville and atlanta and little pitiful protests in d.c. and at first nobody called them the tea

we, who spent decades in communism, are very frustrated to see that the pendulum has returned to its long-term position, which is very far to the left, from ronald reagan and margaret thatcher. to my great regret, the impact of this unit and exceptional trio of truly legendary personalities turned out not to be permanent. it brought about only short terms or p have medium-term, the original effect has already been fully cooperated. the prominent personalities such as microphone, or the new pope, or the other names, are more or less forgotten. do we actively try to do something? i am afraid not. ideas dominant again. margaret thatcher and john paul the second poses all of these characteristics. is it a coincidence or something that comes because the mankind deserves it. in this respect i am rather pessimistic. thank you. >>> coming up on the c-span network, on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. supreme court justice elena kagan followed by chief justice john roberts. friday at 8:00, chris christie and others discussed the opioid epidemic. saturday at 8:00, photojournalist talk about their f

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. >> like a pendulum soaring through the air. >> a spectacular sight of pregn guys. >> the thanksgiving prank that just keeps giving. >> she'll never eat turkey again. thanks, dad. >> he decided to do something nice. he decided to prepare some meals for the less stuffing, mashed potatoes, giant biscuits and then he says he got someng it out. but from who? his friend tina. >> ds tina have turkey?okay. so he hit the streets of new york with tina the turkey and he started chatting with people and said what are you thankful for this year? >> they're just thankful for each other and their it really >> i like this little girl. she's keeping it all in perspective about what she is really thankful for. duck. >> thankful for. one turkey is giving thanks to the toronto wildlife center. you can see it being taken out of the cage and there's an arrow going straight through his chest. the crazy thing being it could turkey, they noticed scar tissue built up around the entrance. that has been a situation that the turkey has been dealing with for quite sometime. they know what they're doing. through a

it wrong occasionally as they did a few weeks ago and they're doing it again but ultimately the pendulum >> they say an ipo for the state oil producer will definitely happen when market conditions are right. >> definitely there is the government announced that they are committed. there is a lot of things and people are missing that the government will facilitate the ipo. we will not have to go through all of these things and not have the ipo happening. >>> sap snaps up qualetrics in a deal worth $8 billion but investors are put off by the price tag sending shares in the german tech firm lower >>> sterling sinks amid brexit uncertainty as ben broadbent says brittain's departure from the e.u. could affect the economic outlook. >> there are a sequence of events over the next two, three months that could change the outlook materially >>> all right, everyone. let's check in on how markets are trading this morning we had a bit of a weak session in u.s. he cequities on friday a mixed session in asia and a rebound in the chinese shanghai. the move for europe is pretty grim we're trading about 1/

. >> like a pendulum soaring through the air, he goes back and forth swinging ever closer to that rocky mountainside >> he is really close. >> that swings all the way around. a perfect little barrel roll: got friends up in the end too. >> they go right down into this field. one perfect landing. two perfect landings. >> now if you were a dragon fly and racing behind one of these pa paragliders, it might look like this. >> the best of the best angle in my opinion. >> you have the point of view from daniel, the pilot and then this camera that looks to be suspended off the back of his wing. >> awesome stuff. super low to the ground. >> that's >> make sure you pay close attention to your turkeys before you cook them for thanksgiving, because they might be pregnant. >> this woman just came up to the turkey to cut a piece off, but to her surprise -- >> what is that? >> it's a baby turkey. >> they just pulled out the baby turkey. >> was it pregnant. >> no, no, does she really think that. >> wait, give her a chance. >> i thought turkeys layed eggs. >> it was in that moment that she realized she

the pendulum has swung to europe breakup fears again. we think the market is priced for extreme risk. if aliens go back to invade earth of the first thing they will do is attack europe and european banks. what are the lows of 2016, the record high in spread premium between high-yield bonds in europe since 2010. you have to think about the european the cycle has been a lot slower. companies are still deleveraging. you are getting pretty high spreads for medium or good quality companies. if you do not have a recession, which really the market is telling you is going to happen, if you do not have a hard brexit, if nothing happens, you just kick the can, you get paid very well. we are talking about 6%, 7% yields in euros. jonathan: have you been increased and exposure to italian banks credit over the last month? alberto: we have reduce some european exposure in q1. after the summer we have been buying. italy has long-term issues, but you have the same spreads, the same returns in spain or the u.k. you have barclays' debt trading and latin am

bringing peter navarro to the dinner, certainly must send the pendulum back to a no-deal stance.hy is that critical? we know peter navarro is passionate about this and he is rough but seems smart to have him at the dinner to say to china, hey you know what? we have all the advisors ones you like and ones you don't like. >> absolutely charles. i thought people were saying navarro was not going to the dinner, that was a sign on the trump negotiation they were caving in to beijing. we will accommodate sensitivities about not having navarro at the dinner. i think it is great. trump says, i don't care. we'll have him there, like it or not. we'll not care how you feel about these things. that's important. that is a real change in american attitude. charles: my thinking is, okay, so, president xi gives a speech at the china national international import export, he is willing to do all of this. he would increase imports. broaden markets. respect foreign invests, intellectual property laws. would promote free trade zones, wto rules and reforms and. he said this himself? why can't we use t

the pendulum has swung towards europe with fears again. -- if aliens invade earth, they will attack europend european banks. we are at the lows of 2016 and the record high in threat premium between high-yield bonds in europe and the u.s. bonds for the same rating since 2010. here you have to think about the european side. a lot of lower companies are still deleveraging. they have not done m&a. you were getting high spreads for medium or quality high-yield companies. if you don't have ever session, which is what the market is telling you is going to happen, if you don't have a hard brexit, nothing happens. if you kick the can, you get paid very well. we are about 6% to 7% yielding euros. jonathan: have even increasing exposure to italian bank read it in the last month? alberto: we havejonathan: reduce andpean exports in q1, after the summer we have been buying. italy has long-term issues but you have the same spreads, the same return in spain or the u.k. as well. trading barclays' debt wider than a latin american country which has elections and an unsustainable debt burden. there is an extr

. >> the pendulum is shifting too far. >> calistoga leaders were mad about to days that were dark in october and now some generators have been installed. >> there is a backup plan. >>reporter: power outages are not on the film festival program with 11,000 attendees. adjustments could be made. >> i'm not worry but we will see what happens. the show must go on. >> thursday morning people in napa lake and sonoma county could wake up with no power. this may extend into friday morning. right now calistoga is not on the list. in lake county kelsey bill and middletown's and clearlake oaks is being worn. in calistoga reporting. >>> 4:36. the white house suspended the press credentials of this reporter after this news conference came heated. >> honestly, i think you should let me run the country and you can run cnn. >> if my asked -- >> no, that's enough. >> he snapped had jim acosta after asking if he had demonized immigrants. the white house used acosta of putting his hands on an intern trying to take away his microphone. the video shows brief contact with his wrist touched her arm. >> the

looking at the last 40, 50 years i see the pendulum continuing to go in one direction. and that's highway with worry. i worry the new conditions of the internet, of cable news, and partisan news media more generally, are new conditions that -- that i'm not sure we o back to normal anymore. >> one of the things that made it so we didn't have the folatesly separate realities we in a common pool of information we dwru up with walter cronkite saying that's the way it is. structurally with the internet and cable news now is that something that will never return to. >> that's my worry. and you know it's the chicken and egg problem. as we had more sources of news. that wasn't a bad thing. there was lots of complacency and elitism and sexism and all things were problem whep and a newspaper or two and three networks and two magazines ran the show. but i think that pendulum swung too far the other way where people are able to have their own fully apparently true reality on the internet, on talk radio on television news. that -- that really reinforces whatever they wish to believe

. >> they don't want to be blamed for anything so they're overly cautious and the pendulum is shifting too far. >> about two days dark in october. and now huge generators are installed able to supply electricity to nearly all of the town if the substation is shutdown. >> i know there's always a back up plan. >> power outages are not on the film festival program but with 11,000 attendees to see 100 films adjustments could be made. >> we'll see what happens and the show must go on. >> here's a map of the nine counties where in targeted areas people could wake up tomorrow morning and find no power and that could last until friday morning. right now calistoga is not on the list but st. helena down the road is. clear lake oaks, kellseyville and middle town are. >> thanks for the update, deb. >>> and that red flag warning in effect for friday morning. we'll talk more about that and talk about some of the current wind speeds and the temperatures associated with those strong downward winds. >> also ahead a public celebration of life for giants great. we'll show you his plan for i don't remembe

the pendulum has swung towards europe breakup fears again. we think the market is now priced for extreme fear risk. it is priced for if aliens go back to invade earth, first thing they do, they will attack europe and the european banks. 2016,re are the loans of the record high in spread premium between high-yield bonds in europe and u.s. held bonds for the same rating since 2010. here, you have to think about the european side has been a lot slower. companies are still to leveraging. deleveraging, and you are getting pretty high spreads for medium or good-quality high-yield companies. if you don't have a recession, which is really what the market is telling you is going to happen, if you do not have a hard brexit, if you kick the can you get paid very well. andre talking about 6% 7% yields in euros. you been have increasing exposure to italian bank credit over the past few months? alberto: we have produced some european exposure in q1, and after the summer we have been buying. italy obviously has long-term issues, but you have the same ineads

. >> reporter: the pendulum has swung to the right. there's no question about it. and i see that you want to swing it to the left. there are those who would say in a polarized, divided country, we ought to find common ground in the middle. >> yeah, i think that's right and i think if you look at the issues that we're talking about, that is the common ground. and the american people very strongly want a government that represents them and not just the 1%. >> reporter: so you're redefining the middle. >> yeah. and it's not just me. look at the polling. all these things that i'm telling you, that's what the american people want. >> sanders points to the success andas ke alexandria ocasio-cortez in brooklyn, a young progressive, now at age 29, poised to become the youngest member of congress, and she'd be the only democratic socialist in the house. >> reporter: the issue is not just november 6th but also 2020. does the democratic party have the bench needed to take trump? >> i think there are a lot of people out there who have experience, who have knowledge and who are

this and the outer boroughs of cities trump ruled the roost in two thousand and sixteen but the pendulum may be swinging in the opposite direction survey say women especially are turning away from the president . we visit lindsay chambers was entered politics herself. the trigger for her came on the day after trump's election victory. do we have to. do that career talking about your who the next president was what was it you were concerned. other people just moved to a seat. i often say that kids are most important responsibility in our most precious. sources so really you know i knew in that moment when jenny asked me whether or not we needed to build a wall that was when i knew that i needed to do something more and so that was what activated me to run for this seat. what do you think about mom running now. i'm going. to me like best supporter are you. and luke is a realist in the family. keeps me grounded all right. james is running for a seat in the i want house of representatives. never before have democrats in the state been able to recruit so many women for politics . in the docum

there is another thing going on while there is a lot going on you will always have the pendulum swinging. my generation grew up in the shadow of the baby boom got covered in the 80s and 90s a lot of our music was the vietnam war something happening. but it would seem strange i would grow up in the late '80s and every movie at the multiplex was dealing with the vietnam war, so there is that going on and finally the thing i wanted to say that is escaping at the moment but i will come back to it if i remember. >> wait for the microphone please. >> i think what we need to remember is everyone doesn't have everything because everything ha has to become downgraded so that it gets spread over everyone. >> such as universal health ca care. that was more a statement than a question. the for every action there's ann equal and opposite reaction i've been watching a lot of walkaway videos that feature millennial is essentially talking about how disillusioned they are with democrats into the anger and identity politics and i was wondering if you saw any of that. >> you will get any number of people w

metaphor to it, and the congress enacts and the president vetoes and the congress overrides, like a pendulum or a clock, and they was astute experts and students of human behavior and they knew a paper document could not control human emotions unless there also was a human commitment. i think i was part of the enlightenment. >> ronald reagan appointed you, and you was friends with ronald reagan, and tell us about him for a minute because that is the guy who didn't have a great education and taught himself somewhat, and his writing was great and we found all of his original writings from the 50s and he was riding his column by himself. how did you think that reagan because he plays a big role in the end of the cold war, and he is ranked among the top presidents, what did you know about them that we don't know? he knew what he believed and he believed what he believed. i had good access to him, and i did a few legal things for him when i lived in sacramento and he and nancy like mary very much, and i told him there was two things you can never asking? i say number 1, you cannot ask me about po

. >> may be able to take some encouragement from science the pendulum is finally slain their way, ifsses biggest stock club -- stock closed above average for the first time since june, 210%. it was boosted by third-quarter update better than expected. investors will watch closely one hong kong opens later. let's just ahead, theresa may says the brexit go is in her grasp. there is grumbling in u.k. and in europe. the outlook for european banks next, that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. i love my leesa. people everywhere love their leesa mattresses. and now, for an even more luxurious sleep experience, meet the sapira mattress by leesa. sapira is a hybrid mattress combining performance foam technology with individually wrapped pocket springs. enjoy extreme comfort. minimal motion transfer. and incredible edge support. sapira is the first true luxury hybrid mattress. made in america and shipped to your door in a box. read our reviews, then order online. when your new sapira mattress arrives, try it for 100 nights and lov

down and bonds are already going down so you're going to main street win over wall street so the pendulum swings toward main street so as long as wages are increasing faster than inflation then they'll have a sense of doing better than they were before so michelle we had a debate with michelle i can somebody else was there all down and dunaj are so cool dude you're appears to be correct in many watch allow brookwood agreeing with them that you know that at least for the short term because he does say in the long term we might not win because of this america first and losing all our allies like germany and stuff like that but i also want to point out that in terms of how the chinese leadership is responding to this that's quite interesting the text of this next paragraph that i'm going to read here right now the chinese leadership is trying to figure out whether they try to appease trump or wait him out and use all of their wall street allies of convenience to make their case and help elect a democrat in two thousand and twenty much to beijing. consternation the usual carrot stick approach

when we have something called strategic patients and wait for the time off to trump although the pendulum won't fully swing back and now there are more people in office who may be more open to having a constructive dialogue with europeans and i think germans will use that this result means a plus for the strategy of strategic patience yes it does. daniela schwarzer of the german council on foreign relations thanks much for being with us. well democratic hopeful better o'rourke tried his best but failed in his long shot attempt to stop senator ted cruz from winning a new term in texas cruz came out on top in the deeply conservative state winning by a number of percentage points the forty seven year old thanks its borders and also his challenger in a victory speech o'rourke shot to national fame after his record breaking fund raising campaign captured many democratic hopes that he might take the state and eventually a national leadership role. we saw that assault that was unprecedented we saw a hundred million dollar race with hollywood coming in against the state with the national media co

i think we need to begin to swing the pendulum. i don't think that more or less poodles are going to make a difference. >> i just have one more question and a comment i guess. i had read that the financial crisis in 2009 was triggered by all of these mortgages given to people that couldn't possibly pay them off. of course tim geithner was the head of the new york fed and became the secretar secretary oe treasury after the crisis. during the crisis in other goldman sachand othergoldman sae secretary of the treasury. it's built into the system, but when we talk about regulating the banks of the people said we never saw it coming. and it seems to me any regulator would have seen that coming. so, i wondered if you could comment on that. >> there are so many things i wish i could say. regulators were not looking. i think the short answer to the question whether they have the ability or the power to stop this from happening is yes, they do. they have an enormous amount of power. one of the things i talked about in my interview is that i

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