philip elliott: of course.t: so much to talk about, but let's begin with your piece in which you mentioned donald trump is, quote, consumed by petty grudges, angry over leaked recordings and now free of the republican party's shackles. what has been going on? philip elliott: wow, it has been nothing short of an epic meltdown inside trump tower. we've talked at length with several people trying to advise mr. trump off his ledge to get him back into a more traditional mode. he is just not going there. he is going to leave everything on the field, to use a tortured sports analogy, and just use this in the last remaining days of his campaign to settle scores and to, basically, relitigate every wrong that he feels he has been suffering. this is a candidate who has, as we quote one official, just taken the party and has forced them to the darkest places possible. , nurturing the worst instincts of some of the conservative members of his party and torturing -- and that is not an exaggeration -- torturing the establish

philip: two things.e russians, i agree there should be more pressure, but it's not a walk in the park for russia. they will almost certainly be provoking terrorist threats. they may feel like they have a handle on it, but there has been some ambitious terrorist retaliation on russia, and i think they should probably be prepared to see the same. they are alienating relations with a lot of countries in the region and in europe. there are significant financial sanctions over ukraine. charlie: which are still in place. philip: which are still in place and are hurting the economy because of the low oil prices. if the russians were somewhat constructive in syria, i think you would see some european countries saying, you know what? they are being helpful. we can work with them. let's move forward and try to have a positive relationship. i think in the long run, they can't accomplish their goals either. that is why there has always been some hope for this cease-fire. which is really the only way forward for them

philip: close to that.ot of people are backing him, simply fighting for their lives, and they are afraid that the alternative to mean -- alternative to him means their end. charlie: and the russians will not stand by and let that happen to assad? philip: five years of evidence suggests that they feel they have a profound interest in avoiding regime change in damascus. not that they love assad. i think the russians have showed that they do not particularly like him, but what they oppose is the principle of overthrowing regime change. want to avoid to avoid the notion that if people take up arms against their local dictator, the u.s. and nato and west comes in and helps them overthrow. they have a sort of principled thing. beyond that, i think they believe that the alternative to assad is not the stable, moderate government that we we would like to see, but jiha dism, somalia. they hope we will get rid of him, but we keep doing the opposite. charlie: we have no leverage, obviously. philip: we have some, and i

his family. >> philip: he could've cost us the family business. >> deimos: all right, philip, there's no point in casting blame right now. we have way too much work to do. >> sonny: brady, "the spectator"

chancellor philip hammond. anna: looking to the philip hammond interview for any information about the eu and u.k. brexit conversation. any details. we will have retail pmi data from european countries, followed by the overall eurozone reading at 9:10 london time. manus: 12:30, the ecb will publish the account of monetary policy meeting account in december. and we get jobless claims. anna: out of the u.s., had a friday's payroll. hitting the right note, the billionaire activist says samsung to be split into two companies. this shares rally. we get the latest mac. manus: all ok and the boj? hawkish fed commentary give the central banks something to cheer, as the yen weakens? how low can ago? anna: a rollback in sinless is on the cards as norway release of the 2017 budget. we look ahead to the release. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is six: 18, a glorious day in hong kong. looking over the harbor, 1:18 in the afternoon. that is up one half of 1%. equities in asia are generally stronger, get a nice numbers from go

iron ore prices are a philip for the australian economy. .roviding a philip for philip give us your thoughtsw the boosting commodity prices are helping out? simon: i can't follow your pond this morning. -- your puns this morning. the new central bank is deeply concerned about the real estate sector and also the longer-term aim to rebound the australian economy. commodity markets have helped him in terms of the medium-term picture for inflation. it starts to push back on the 2-3 percent rate. it will accentuate some of the hunt for yields in interest rates and get some financial stability concerns. i think it comes than a helpful a goldilockss also story. it doesn't go too far that he asked to start testing interest rates in the opposite direction. manus: the aussie dollar has been a challenge for him. i have pulled it back to the china story. also gives a little but of reprieve to australia as well. the pmi, the blue line. is goods out of china news for us. it was explicitly referenced in the minutes that came out overnight. policy stimulus in terms of hard commodities, soft commodities, tha

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once you get isolated, philip rivers talked to us about how much he liked hunter henry. he had the matchup. denver decided to bring pressure. he had >> greg: four chances to punch it in for the san diego chargers. rivers. will loft it. throws it away. >> trent: i thought for sure they were going to try to get an rivers was going to check to it. i thought phillip was funny last night. we asked him about pressure coming from the defense. he goes yeah, you have to be aware of it. especially with this team. you have to laugh. you think? second and goal. >> greg: play clock down to 4. rivers on the move. has to throw it away. demarcus ware chasing him out of bounds. third and goal. i would have liked to have seen him run the ball in one of those two downs. they have plenty of time here the way they're running the ball. the way that melvin gordon is running the ball. denver is great against the run. here. >> greg: play clock down to 4. throws to the other side. incomplete. antonio gates the intended receiver. fourth and goal. covered by rookie from arizona. >> trent: gates on

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philip: in arizona, absolutely. she's tide or a little bit ahead in arizona.hat would be a remarkable turn. s that red state. it's been rebly republican for a generation. if not more. and the latino vote is really important there. that's one of the reasons trump has struggled so much and hillary clinton is sending surrogate there is but also spending a will the of money on television ads, digital ads, putting boots on the ground, staffers and very tier, try to mobilize voters. it might pay offened might help lift up ann kirkpatrick, who is running behind in the senate race against john mccain. unclear if she'll be able to win but it could make the race closer. pete: georgia an texas too? philip: georgia certainly but texas seems more of a stretch but some polls show that to be close too. pete: phil, thank you. thank you all. the conversation continues on "the washington week extra" where we tell you about the independent presidential candidate surging in the polls in one state where he might defeat donald trump and hillary clinton. trump has been warning his s

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today, it is philip hammond. absolutely, every bit the brexiteer.arch of 2017, that is when they will trigger, at the latest, article 50. they spent a lot of time justifying why they needed to trigger article 50 at all. that seems to be necessary in front of the party. "brexit means brexit and we are going to make a success of it." here is what she said about timing. theresa may: let me be absolutely clear. there will be no necessary delays in invoking article 50. we will invoke it when we are ready and we will be ready soon. we will invoke article 50 no later than the end of march next year. anna: so, sounding every bit the brexiteer. she went to tell us about the late repeal bill. promised to protect workers' rights, but we did not hear all that much, manus. manus: there is a line she used, "i know some people ask for trade-off, but apparently we are thinking about it in the wrong way." what is that tells about the grand bargaining chip that is the access to the single market? anna: there are a couple things we are thinking about the wrong way, ap

chancellor philip hammond addressing delegates and colleagues.he conservative party conference is in germany -- in birmingham. walk us through the news about the timing and what we are going to get in terms of the structure of the crisis that is going to take us toward the brexit. anna: we heard a lot about the timing yesterday. in morning. a lot about timing. march 17 is the latest date at which the u.k. will trigger article 50 of the lisbon treaty. that sets us up to leave the eu by march 2019 at the latest. we heard a lot about article 50 yesterday and about the fact that it will actually be triggered, which maybe gives you a sense of some of the conversations that maybe were happening behind-the-scenes amidst the far right of the party in the run-up to the conference. -- brexitns breakfast and we are going to make a success of it. we heard that from theresa may. this is what she told us on timing. may: there will be no delays in invoking article 50. we will invoke it when we are ready, and we will be ready soon. we will invoke article 50 no l

back with me, philip bump, bakari sellers and andy dean. philip, you say trump's perception of black life is 30 years out of date. this is what he said last night. listen. >>> we're going to work on our ghettos so that you -- you take a look at what is going on, where you have pockets of -- areas of land where you have the inner cities and you have so many things, so many problems, so many horrible, horrible problems. >> so you were compelled to write about this today. why do you think saying in the ghetto is symbolic of a bigger trump problem? it makes me cringe when i say that word. >> it is a little much, yeah. the term ghetto is an old-school term for what we would now refer to as inner cities, right? it is a racially loaded term, it has a lot of historical context i think is a little iffy, but something said in the late 1960s, early 1970s. i don't think donald trump used the word ghetto because that's where his mind was in that moment. i think it is because it was the era in which he grew up. however, consistently on the campaign trail

genie: philip, thanks for that. that is philip crowther reporting from st. louis. let's take a look now at another world news story for you today. haiti has begun three days of overnal mourning for the 1000 people now thought to have been killed by hurricane matthew , with the following outbreak of cholera. many of the dead are being buried in mass graves through that storm devastated much of southern haiti, with many areas still unreachable to rescuers. our correspondent reports. relief as the first batch of food aid lands in haiti. felt the the country full force of her hurricane matthew, leaving a wilderness in its wake. as many as 80% of the houses here were damaged. emergency workers have come to the rescue to pick up the pieces. of --re are already a lot we have been sent to the capital to help as backup. >> haitian authorities are unsure the extent of the disaster. some communities have been completely cut off. , homes wereports virtually flattened by the category 4 storm. >> we have lost everything. we have nothing. the houses were not built right, though t

his family. >> philip: he could've cost us the family business. >> deimos: all right, philip, there's no point in casting blame right now. we have way too much work to do. >> sonny: brady, "the spectator" wants a statement.

chancellor philip hammond is in the u.s. to try to reassure banks that britain is still open for business. our editor in chief sits down with hammond this hour. nejra: another shoe drops at deutsche bank. an audit shows the bankhead mismarked as many as 37 deals including colluding with -- colluding to conceal the italian vendors losses. vonnie: portugal secretary of state for treasury joins us this hour. the country's bonds are among the worst performing this year. we will ask felix how he plans to attract more investment in portugal. about 30 minutes into the trading day in the u.s.. julie hyman has the latest. julie: we are seeing stocks in the u.s. pullback a little bit this morning. all three major averages trading lower at the moment, not by that much but we are seeing groups like health care pullback as drugmakers continue to come under fire, particularly mylan over the pricing of epipen and we are seeing financial shares after a big advance yesterday. oil prices continue to be in focus. they continue to move higher a

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philip, thank you so much. eurozone ministers have authorized a 1.1 billion euro payment degrees and signaled a further 1.7 billion euros will follow later this month. anna: they agreed that greece has made progress with reforming its economy. what is the next step on the greek story? the euro zone finance ministers have all said that greece has made significant progress and the greek finance minister said we should not worry too much about the small delay on the part of the tranche for the bailout because it has to do with technical issues. what is important is what comes next for greece. greece wants some kind of debt relief and the euro group president also needs some clarity from the imf. is important to have clarity on that as soon as possible. the imf on the basis of the agreement in may has said they will go to the board before the end of the year and that has been confirmed in washington. so that is what we should all work for. and i have no reason to start talking about later periods. >> the imf has un

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