different you've got there is a limit to religious freedom if you look for example at a pew research survey from 2030 we find that out of 1600000000 muslims fire are not and went on in the middle you. or your engine religion you should be killed and this is not rain and not let me just make 1.2 it made it. plain that pianists any space right now larry that rayna please let me speak i'd like to ask you a question raina is that your individual right to decide whose hand you shake. if this is a sign that in chanterelle he regards the women as seductive as a danger for his own behavior than this shows that he has brought with him some of really an outdated view of women and this will create further clashes in the future when he has to deal with women working as a doctor so this will not really work out well and citizen should not the citizenship should not be granted to such people who do not do not believe in the basic values of a society this is. if you want to talk about the sexualization of women in the i've been campaigning leadership for years like so in the u.k. we are the rapes a

and other economies according to pew research.at foreign policy --oss the region from region. and joe biden says trump should not debate if he is still covid positive. more on the growing outbreak in trump's administration and the end of stimulus talks, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: president trump has ended talks of the new stimulus package, announcing he is putting negotiations on hold until after the election. democrats have been pushing a package and the white house does not want to go above $1.6 trillion. the tweet came hours after jerome powell's strongest call yet for greater spending. jodi schneider has more. does this make sense for the president to fear the attention away from the contentions -- stimulus package and more toward the supreme court nomination? jody: that seems to be what he is saying. he clearly wants to try to punish democrats by saying we are not going to do this until after the election. , immediately after i win, will pass that. he is almost trying to use this as a reverse appeal to voters. vote for

of being chinese diplomats in europe are being behaved very badly in the recent survey by the pew research body show that the majority of well western companies have a worse opinion of china than they did before the coronavirus i think if the vaccine comes out as it could be does a lot of questions about the vaccine whether they've gone to stage 3 testing if it can happen so quickly. how all of this is happening. so often with china you come up against a brick wall where the questions stop you know like how did that how did the virus come about we don't know because nobody can investigate this is a big issue and you know so all of these questions are coming together so i think while the vaccine it may have a short term effect of it is effective but i think longer term these questions still remain. very quickly if you would. are you more optimistic about the vaccine than when we just heard i think it's a bit more nuanced discussion though it appears to be so because right now the front runners are the kind of accident chinese company is part of it but they're also joint ventures for example

joining me to discuss it courtney kennedy, the corrector of research at pew and research of the 2016 autopsy done by the american association for public opinion research. courtney, thanks so much for being here. why the disconnect in 2016, between the accuracy of the actual surveys and those done in the battleground states? >> hi, michael. well, the truth of the matter is that natural polls tend to be done by pollsters with longer track records, more resources, more money to do good polling. where state polls on average are done by your local tv station, or your local newspaper. they have a lot less money. and often, they hire firms that don't have the resources or maybe the experiences to get all of the details right. and that's right, the committee i served on found a lot of factors that contributed to those state errors. some of them were in the pollsters' control, and others were not. >> i did a deep dive and so, too, did my terrific crew of all of the data to try and figure out where are we today as compared to 2016. in looking at florida, and i'll put this on the screen, just b

even for the pandemic, the number was 47% in february according to pew research.oes that concern you? reprresentative cheney: well, i think it concerns me if we are facing a generation that is facing particular challenges. it depends on how you define young people. but certainly during covid as we have watched people who graduated, people entering the workforce, it is much more difficult to be able to find jobs. pre-covid, we absolutely saw an expansion and job opportunities, expansion and employment levels across the board, for young people, for women, for minority communities. what we need to do is make sure we get back to that. we need to make sure we can effete the pandemic and get our economy growing. we know fundamentally it is economic both and opportunity. we have seen things like opportunity zones this administration has put forward that help encourage investment and expand opportunity. we need our young people to have opportunity so that the economy can grow, but it is going to require defeating the virus. >> thank you. miss grey bull. lynnette: living i

in february,ndemic that number was 47%, according to pew research numbers. is that concerning to you? just anll, it is indication of where we are at rising,homelessness is it is already a major problem and is going to get worse if things don't change. they very concerning that have to live back with their parents. they have to open things back up again. cure going toe come, not the cure, when we get to the point where the virus is worse than the cure? and you are going to have these problems. that is just a minor symptom of what we got going on. it issentative cheney: very important we recognize, again, we've got to mixer young people have opportunities. we have to make sure young people in wyoming have opportunities and people don't feel like they have got to go up of state. one thing that has been so important about what the trump administration has been able to do, for example, is in short we are helping support our fossil fuel energy and industry, our ag industry in ways we didn't see under the last administration. those other kinds of things, once we ar

despite beast in germany having made major economic progress on the other hand over happiness is the pew research center's survey shows that the proportion of eastern germans with the chop happiness writing increased from 15 percent in 1991 to 59 percent in the most recent survey ok and now on the cultural from some former east germans have done very well internationally yes. first and foremost ramstein of course whose members all grew up in communist east germany patchi know that 3 members were in a band in east berlin and in the eighty's they reformed regrouped in the ninety's as ramstein and went on to conquer the world with provocative songs and incendiary live metal circus act the success even more extraordinary because they broke into the u.s. charts with songs in german yeah and what about in the art world i'm thinking of me orion the lights named after life yeah that i exist but was a richard and they refer to artists from the formation german town in the times of communism but shortly thereafter after 1909 the new leipsic school took off this was people who studied in leipsic under the o

people are identifying not according to chinese roots but is taiwanese in may 2020 at the pew research center did a survey amount how many people and the number the percentage of people identifying themselves as taiwanese just again growth to be here for a high while the number of people identifying themselves as chinese continue to. decline and i think that just reflects the growing generational difference between the younger generation which considers the importance of maintaining identity birth as the order to marry from which they all felt like a big part of their life has a very deep connection to china meanwhile taiwan's successes have continued to add up just one example its high tech economy is home to ts m. c. the world's most advanced silicon chip maker driving a huge proportion of the world's smart for it in the coronavirus pandemic taiwan's affective response has become the envy of the world. and his society has opened up in striking ways even becoming the 1st place in asia to legalize same sex marriage in 29. you would think that for other liberal democracies like here in

despite eastern germany having made major economic progress on the other hand over happiness is the pew research center's survey shows that the proportion of eastern germans with the happiness writing increased from 15 percent in 1991 to 59 percent in the most recent survey ok now on the cultural from some former east germans have done very well internationally and yet. first and foremost ramstein of course whose members all grew up in communist east germany she know that 3 members were in a band in east berlin and in the eighty's they reformed recruits in the ninety's as ramstein and went on to conquer the world with provocative songs and incendiary live metal circus act the success even more extraordinary because they broke into the u.s. charts with songs in german yeah what about in the art world i'm thinking of me orion the lights named after lights yeah the like 6 there was a richard and they refer to artists from the former german town in the times of communism but shortly thereafter after 1909 the new leipsic school took off this was people who studied in leipsic under the old east german

pew research found that over one-half of all americans get their news on facebook.ngement on freedom of the press, on freedom of speech and access the news is just a small taste of what's to come, a world in which any alternative voice or piece of information that doesn't conform to the world view of the progressives who run these companies will be marginalized and suppressed. if you're not alarmed by thats prospect, then the menace that we face is even greater. >>> that's it for us this week. for the latest updates, follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram. i'll be back next week right here on "the wall street journal at large." thank you very much for joining us. ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. coming up, how investors should position their portfolios ahead of the election and how a trump the or biden win will affect the markets. and later, we ask can some of the country's most successful money managers where they think markets are heading. we've got the results, a

people are identifying not according to chinese roots but is taiwanese in may 2020 the pew research center did a survey among how many people and the number the percentage of people identifying themselves as taiwanese just again growth to be here 3 high while the number of people identifying themselves as chinese continue to. just decline and i think that again just reflects the growing generational difference between the younger generation which considers the importance of maintaining their identity bertha's the ordinary from which still feels like a part of their life has a very deep connection to china meanwhile taiwan successes have continued to add up just one example its high tech economy is home to see the world's most advanced silicon chip maker driving a huge proportion of the world's smartphones in the coronavirus pandemic taiwan's affective response has become the envy of the world. and his society has opened up in striking ways even becoming the 1st place in asia to legalize same sex marriage and 29. you would think that for other liberal democracies like here in the west taiwa

people are identifying not according to chinese roots but as taiwanese in may 2020 the pew research center did a survey among how many people and the number and the percentage of people identifying themselves as taiwanese just again growth to be here 3 while the number of people identifying themselves as chinese continue to. decline and i think that again just reflects the growing generational difference between the younger generation which considers the importance of maintaining their identity bertha's the order in which still feels like a big part of their life has a very deep connection to china meanwhile taiwan successes have continued to add up just one example it's high tech economy is home to see the world's most advanced silicon chip maker driving a huge proportion of the world's smartphones in the coronavirus pandemic taiwan's affective response has become the envy of the world. and his society has opened up in striking ways even becoming the 1st place in asia to legalize same sex marriage and 29. you would think that for other liberal democracies like here in the west taiwan woul

pew research found that over one-half of all americans get their news on facebook.ry infringement on freedom of the press, on freedom of speech and access the news is just a small taste of what's to come, a world in which any alternative voice or piece of information that doesn't conform to the world view of the progressives who run these companies will be marginalized and suppressed. if you're not alarmed by thats prospect, then the menace that we face is even greater. >>> that's it for us this week. for the latest updates, follow me on twitter, facebook and instagram. i'll be back next week right here on "the wall street journal at large." thank you very much for joining us. ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. coming up, how investors should position their portfolios ahead of the election and how a trump the or biden win will affect the markets. and later, we ask can some of the country's most successful money managers where they think markets are heading. we've got the re

europe of being chinese diplomats in europe would be behaving very badly the recent survey by the pew research body showed that a majority of well western companies have a worse opinion of china than they did before the coronavirus i think if the vaccine comes out as it could be there's a lot of questions about the vaccine whether they've gone to stage 3 testing if it can happen so quickly how all of this is happening and so often with china you come up against a brick wall where the questions stop you know like how did the how did the virus come about we don't know because nobody can investigate this is a big issue and you know so all of these questions are coming together so i think while the vaccine it may have a short term effect of it is effective but i think longer term these questions still remain very quickly if you would are you are you more optimistic about the vaccine than what we just heard i think is a bit more nuanced discussion though it appears to be cell because right now the frontrunners have a kind of accident chinese company is part of it but they're also joint ventures for

measure this with this trustworthiness we can say that biden's claim is somewhat true according to a pew research survey published in september only 16 percent of people in the 13 not us claim 17 countries very solid that. do the right thing china's she received 19 percent and russia's putin 23 percent so trump is behind them and but it's not only trump trust in the u.s. as as a whole has declined over the past few weeks and the whole year actually the same survey found out in the u.k. and france a record low of only 41 percent at 31 percent of people respectively expressed the federal opinion of the u.s. and in germany it's only 26 percent for the u.s. . another topic at the tail hall meeting with joe biden was the future of energy here's a claim from biden on fracking 1st about. nuclear i do not want to ban you frankly i think you have to make sure franky is in fact not emitting methane or the world or dealing with we can be. quakes in how they're doing so has to be managed very well. russia is biden make any making any claims there that can be challenged. well he's not completely false here we

well grown cameras take the news from a new pew research survey shows america's reputation around the world has been plummeting in the u.k. it's gone from 83 percent in 2000 to just 41 percent today and the brits are the ones we have the special relationship with and by special i mean mentally challenged in germany we've gone from 78 percent approval back when germans thought every american was david hasselhoff down to just 26 percent today because germans have realised even hasselhoff was using spray on tan or a toupee and a large pair of tube socks rolled up and tucked in his swim trunks even the polite canadians are down to 35 per stand positive view of the u.s. to put that in perspective of full 79 percent of canadians have a positive view of this monstrosity. saudi fries get a thumbs up but poor us of a gets a thumbs up the backside during the cavity search the mounties now put us through at the border because canadians assume every american is carrying drugs in our ragdoll cavity and we are it's true but we're not smuggling them we're taking them in order to dull the pain of our

companies like to talk and walk away and they've treated chinese students and scientists like garbage pew research reported that unfavorable views of china have reached new highs in the u.s. more than doubling from 35 to 73 percent between 252020 our corporate media often pretends like they're resisting trump but then they do his bidding by taking vibrant diverse cultures and peoples and distilling them all down to china evolution or iran evolution or russia evolution and this serves to manufacture consent for a cold war with these countries so is all this anti china reporting true is it false are they not trying to kill.

popularity in india compared to in other countries around the world the most recent numbers from pew research show 56 percent approval rating for donald trump. certainly far higher than he would see it any european cup or home he did only work for numbers like that in the united states running into this election but there's it's not just the personal relationship between these 2 men and although there are commonalities they share there's also some real. elements. both countries have in common on the other absolutely and it's really all about china you know i mean of course this is been the year where we've seen more and more talk about. a kind of new cold war between the united states and china that china's rise is that is a fundamental kind of threat to american hegemony particularly in the pacific region. and this is a. threat to india and we've seen that really explode this year with a border clashes between india and china on a very remote border that they have high up in the himalayan mountains dozens of soldiers killed as a simmering longstanding border dispute that should never been re

europe of being chinese diplomats in europe would be behaving very badly and a recent survey by the pew research body showed that the majority of well of western companies have a worse opinion of china than they did before the coronavirus i think if the vaccine comes out it could be there's a lot of questions about the vaccine whether they've gone to stage 3 testing if it can happen so quickly how all of this is happening. so often with china you come up against a brick wall where the questions stop you know like how did the how did the virus come about we don't know because nobody can investigate this is a big issue and you know so all of these questions are coming together so i think while the vaccine it may have a short term effect of it is effective but i think longer term these questions still remain. very quickly if you would are you are you more optimistic about the vaccine than when we just heard i think it's a bit more nuanced discussion though it appears to be so because right now the frontrunners have a kind of vexing chinese company is part of it but they're also joint ventures for e

companies like to talk and walk away and they've treated chinese students and scientists like garbage pew research reported that unfavorable views of china have reached new highs in the u.s. more than doubling from 35 to 73 percent between 252020 our corporate media often pretends like they're resisting trump but then they do his bidding by taking vibrant diverse cultures and peoples and distilling them all down to china evolution or iran evolution or russia evolution and this serves to manufacture consent for a cold war with these countries so is all this anti china reporting true is it false are they not trying to kill americans every night while we sleep soundly in our beds with our footy pajamas on because c.n.n. told me they were. the great majority of this anti china fake news originates from just a few think tanks and quote unquote experts for example in 20 days see in c.n.n. reporting a growing number of chinese military scientists are using their research collaboration's with western universities to take their host countries expertise back home to improve china's own technology a new aust

of being chinese diplomats in europe would be behaving very badly and the recent survey by the pew research body showed that the majority of well western companies have a worse opinion of china than they did before the coronavirus i think if the vaccine comes out it could be does a lot of questions about the vaccine whether they've gone to stage 3 testing if it can happen so quickly how all of this is happening. so often with china you come up against a brick wall where the questions stop you know like how did the how did the virus come about we don't know because nobody can investigate this is a big issue and you know so all of these questions are coming together so i think while the vaccine it may have a short term effect of it is effective but i think longer term these questions still remain. very quickly if you would. are you more optimistic about the vaccine than when we just heard i think if a bit more nuanced discussion though it appears to be so because right now the frontrunners have a kind of vaccine chinese company is part of it but they're also joint ventures for example one of

concerns about voting this election will likely be one of the topics discussed according to a recent pew research center poll there are quote deep divisions in views of the election process and whether it will be clear who won and of the more than $11000.00 registered voters surveyed while large majorities of voters think that the elections in their community will be run and administered very or somewhat well they are less confident in the administration of elections throughout the country according to the poll more than half of the trent voters surveyed said they don't think the election will be administered in a fair way and that absentee ballots will not even be counted correctly for now though the votes are being counted and 2020 may be on track to be a record setting election year for watching the hocks john hardy. artemy just looks like bolivia has free and clear brilliant elections while we're we might we might be struggling on the road our edges are being held together with bubble gum at this point it's interesting because as john he just said we're seeing right now this ramp up in people

feel comfortable yet the pew research center actually get an interesting survey they found that among by numbers this was a couple of weeks ago more than half of the biden supporters said that they were going to vote by mail among trump supporters was it was only half that many 25 percent were going to vote by mail most trump supporters say they're going to show up on election day because the president has said that's the only secure way to vote so the it's going to be a big difference between democratic turnout which is dominating the early votes and republican turnout which is likely to be very heavy on november 3rd is there any specific group in society that is driving these large numbers are is it essentially just as you were talking about before bill just the democrats at this point want to make their voices heard. mostly it's women women can't stand many women cannot stand on. a period feel that they cannot tolerate another 4 years of his presidency women are clearly voting project biden and they're showing up in huge numbers at the polls along with african-americans who are sho

the pew research center is considered to be a nonpartisan group.linda: bloomberg's stephen engle. let's look at where we are in terms of the market. slight change in sentiment after trump's tweets. we have markets inching upward slightly, currently in positive territory after trump suggested we could provide help for airlines and paycheck protection. futures pointing to a flat open. lower on the s&p. alicy-yen -- aussie-yen, popular risk of appetite. keep it here. this is bloomberg. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >> it's 10:29 a.m. in hong kong and shanghai. wordare the first headlines. president trump's doctors say he has no symptoms of covid-19

this is a pew research poll, thank goodness -- as compared to 30% for donald trump. that say to us former nevada gop chair, anything you think the president could do to put more confidence in the american people? >> i don't believe that poll. if you look across the nation all the rallies and events the president has been holding his enthusiasm translate into votes then clearly donald trump will be reelected and i think he does bring a message of hope and excitement and it is okay to do so. when you hear joe biden speak of a dark winter he is instilling fear, spreading doom and gloom in his messaging. it is a dark message he brings. not a message of hope even if he closed by saying he was going to bring a message of hope. it was a matter of character. he was caught in a number of lies last night. if you are on twitter, and he lied about that. when he lied about fracking, he told the president, they did right away, that also is a reflection of your character. a bull in a china shop, following through with his promises, somebody who is a snake in the grass that is going

people are identifying not according to chinese roots but as taiwanese in may 2020 at the pew research center did a survey amount how many people and the number the percentage of people identifying themselves as taiwanese just again growth to be here through a high while the number of people identifying themselves as chinese continue through. just decline and i think that just reflects the growing generational difference between the younger generation which importance of maintaining identity birth as the ordinary from which still felt like a big part of their life has a very deep connection to china meanwhile taiwan successes have continued to add up just one example it's high tech economy is home to t.s.m. see the world's most advanced silicon chip maker driving a huge proportion of the world's smartphones in the coronavirus pandemic taiwan's affective response has become the envy of the world. and his society has opened up in striking ways even becoming the 1st place in asia to legalize same sex marriage and 29. you would think that for other liberal democracies like here in the west

despite beast in germany having made major economic progress on the other hand over happiness is the pew research center survey shows that the proportion of eastern germans with the top happiness in writing increased from 15 percent in 1991 to 59 percent in the most recent survey ok now on the cultural from some former east germans have done very well internationally yes. first and foremost ramstein of course whose members all grew up in communist east germany she know that 3 members were in a band in east berlin and in the eighty's they reformed recruits in the ninety's as ramstein and went on to conquer the world with provocative songs and incendiary live metal circus act the success even more extraordinary because they broke into the u.s. charts with songs in german yeah and what about in the art world i'm thinking of neo riot in the lights named after lights yeah like 6 there was a richard and they refer to artists from the formation german town in the times of communism but shortly thereafter after 1909 the new leipsic school took off this was people who studied in leipsic under the old east

. >> we talked about some of our allies, there's a new pew research poll out talking about the favorability of some of these countries when it comes to the united states. i want to bring up some of those numbers. you've got 41% of the uk having a favorable view of the u.s. 31% france. 26% germany, 41% japan. these are terrible numbers, richard, absolutely terrible, and they have gotten worse and only been amplified by this country's mishandling of the covid pandemic. how dangerous is that for our position in the world? >> it's dangerous because allies by definition are those countries that have made the decision to put their security in our hands. if they lose respect for us, if we're seen as incompetent, unreliable, unpredictable, they're essentially going to diversify their foreign policies and their security portfolio away from us, and that leads to a world i would argue of less american influence and less stability. i don't see how that it is in the interests of this country. >> i just quickly want to touch on the armenia/azerbaijan conflict we have been following quite closely. the tru

. ♪ lou: a new survey from the pew research center finds unfavorable views of china reaching historic. the negative views of communist china among americans has gone from 35% in 2002 all the way to 73% today. other nations, including japan, australia and the u.k., also experiencing a rise in negatives for communist china. >>> senators ron johnson and chuck grassley are now calling on fbi director wrong wray to produce information that he has been stonewalling and slow-walking -- or just simply refusing to turn over. the senators expressed frustration with director wray for his continued failure to respond to the requests going all the way back to april. the senators wrote in part, quote: the public interest in these records is significant, and they have remained hidden for far too long. well, joining us now, fred fleitz, former cia analyst, former chief of staff at the national security can council, now the president and ceo of the center for security policy. fred, good to have you with us. let's start with a couple of developments of, first, the smoking gun as i've already called it;