from england professor richard murphy detailed the overlooked practical implications on companies of a new deal halloween bricks it cashflow is actually the biggest potential implication of bricks it i can see no one including the government in its yellow hammer documents has talked about who is going to pay the cost of lorries sitting for $2.00 and a half days waiting to get through dover from scotland former m.p. george caravan identifies how falling living standards had driven the politics of bricks that business manufacturing down worse than 7 years we've got a we've actually for the 2nd quarter g.d.p. is actually stalled it's down we're well into the 3rd quarter i suspect we may already be in recession in the u.k. this week we turn to the international economy where too late in commentators like the world conditions which have favored the loach to the populist right professor carter's bhatia princeton university i guess that small countries have been able to maintain social cohesion in the face of global trends in a fashion which is eluded their larger neighbors in the past mean

of alex i'm unsure on what operation yellow hammer left out and it's a shocker his will says richard murphy thanks for the creative clinicians on today's alec salmon shield terry says what an eloquent guest i really interesting interview with richard murphy thanks for another great show bartholomew says thanks ricky for recommend to me this episode of the alex salmon sure i should watch it more where we hope you do a.j. i preferred the 1st interview be asked to the 2nd interview dramatic political changes are always going to bring about economic disruptions so i ask him if likely economic disruptions would also be a good reason not to go ahead with scottish independence and see and as both interview suggested the world is headed towards recession anyways i have a think that this is to be.

episode of alex i'm unsure on what operation yellow hammer left out and says shocker his will says richard murphy thanks for the create clinicians on today's alec salmon shield terry says what an eloquent guest are really interesting interview with richard murphy thanks for another great show bartholomew says thanks ricky for recommend to me this episode of the alex salmon sure i should watch it more where we hope you do a.j. i preferred the 1st interview be asked to the 2nd interview dramatic political changes are always going to bring about economic destructions so i ask him if likely economic disruptions would also be a good reason not to go ahead with scottish independence and see and as both interview suggested the world is headed towards recession anyways i ever think that this is to break that advantage other than disadvantage and finally from sheila who says the main goal is to make a few people very rich see their transition. the level and what's next after globalization is a book written by former princeton academic michael sullivan it told us an analysis of the transition and world eco

professor richard murphy welcome to the alex salmond sure thank you for having me so. obvious is a huge deal in the u.k. has been for the us 3 years but right in the world how big this breaks it seem and terms of its economic effects well i have done quite a lot of travel with my job and right across europe many capitals and actually it is a big deal you can't go in a taxi in europe without the taxi driver realising that you're from the u.k. and talking bracks it is a big deal now does that mean it matters yes but not economically to most countries in the way it does to us what it does do is create massive uncertainty in the world economy and in the world politics europe suddenly doesn't know what it is anymore but from a european by which i've been european commission major states in europe the uncertainty of sacrificing the integrity of the single market must have appeared glitter to them otherwise there would have offered mrs more to enable her to get a deal over the line in the house of commons but the single market matters to the european union this one of its own

term to do that need the state investment bank from england leading taxation expert professor richard murphy detail some of the unintended fiscal consequences of brics it. cashflow is actually the biggest potential implication of bricks it but i can see no one including the government in its yellow hammer documents has talked about who is going to pay the cost of lorries sitting for 2 and a half days waiting to get through dover the point is that's going to impose substantial cost if it's the truck company that's paying they can't afford it if it's the customer that's paying the price is going up but it means that not just their own trucks in operation trucks are being paid to do nothing now that could drive literally every hoarded company who goes across the channel out of business in weeks because they won't be able to afford a new prime minister boris johnson's for 6 weeks in power have been nothing if not invent for his controversial decision to parole parliament has set off a chain reaction which has turned a bare majority of just one into what is in effect a minority of 40 the united k

slow to cover me from the great recession of more than a decade ago george catalan professor richard murphy believe that the government is underestimating the practical impact of a new deal blacksad and the new political program is required to put matters right today professor bosch and michael sullivan discuss the endgame of globalization and why small countries have generally adjusted better to its tensions and strains the share of the analysis of all of guests in the cities is that the political careers as a result of economic pressure not vice versa and the new economic order will need a maps to fill the vacuum only then can politics are tartan to a new normal to misquote england's barbed there's an economy which ships are lens rough few of them we will. next week we're talking to a top political commentators to tell us what's going to happen next in the black melodrama as the call moves steadily on to the high noon of hollow we have made a pretty good stab at it so far but can they see through the fog to the blacks that didn't know until then can toss them you know the shoe is goodbye

richard murphy from city university. ♪ francine: the fed it makes its first move into money markets ind another $75 billion of cash is expected today. jay powell is expected to reduce rates, but what a split policy panel be reluctant? and saudi arabia intends to move past the worst oil destruction in history. the chief executive tells us they will be back in business soon. ♪ welcome to "bloomberg surveillance."

think about if richard pryor or lenny bruce or even eddie murphy were coming up now. do you remember the you know what that they would say? a lot of racist stuff, a lot of homophobic stuff. they pushed the envelopes. lenny bruce got arrested for some of the things. >> you think "all in the family" would be on today? >> exactly. so the whole -- >> you think "the jeffersons" would be -- do you think they would let sherman hemzly do george jefferson the way he did it then? >> you think they would let george jefferson say n-word please on television now? or when chevy chase and richard pryor pushed the limits on snl by that whole n-word sketch that they did, that wouldn't be allowed on television right now. and something is wrong with that because those were learning moments, teachable moments. >> who are we? what happens when we're tested? how do we feel about it? how do we respond? what do we embrais? what do we reject? >> i think everyone is a little too sensitive, and i think going back in the past for every little thing someone did, nobody would have a job. nobody. b

blackburn, suzanne, harry junior, craig michael, richard middleton junior, my group michael, john powell, michael, susan, darrell, bruce douglas, mary catherine murphyden, erin christopher, lawrence, vincent, tori senate bobby malarkey, alan, andre, colin, frank, yvonne, kelly, mary jane, sherry senate, christine, jerry j ford, and more, richard edward, senate my aunt gabriel gabrielle, who i never got to meet but i whom i've heard many great things about who i love very much. in my twin brother, ryan, we miss you dearly, not a day goes by where we don't laugh at something you said or did. if you know here, you would be so proud of how cheryl rachel sophie senate jake have persevered senate thrived. senate we are your terribly missed by the others. we are so sorry that michael britney senate especially beautiful joy, never got to meet the one senate only great eye senate snyder, we miss senate love you. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] .-ellipsis . . . . . bradshaw >> david brady. >> nicolas w.. >> daniel raymond. >> michelle renÉe. >> patrice. >> lidia. frank brennan. >> michael brandon. >> peter brandon. >> thomas more b

richard middleton blood, jr. michael andrew boccardi john paul bocchi michael l. bocchino susan m. bochino deora frances bodley bruce douglas boehm mary catherine murphy boffa nicholas andrew bogdan darren christopher bohan lawrence francis boisseau vincent m. boland, jr. alan bondarenko andre bonheur, jr. >> and my twin brother, we miss you dearly. hardly a day goes by where we don't laugh at something you said or did or we don't wish you were with us. if you were here you would be so proud of how sheryl, rachel, sofi have grown. and we are so sorry that some of them never got to meet you. we miss and love you, ian. klaus bothe carol marie bouchard j. howard boulton francisco eligio bourdier thomas harold bowden, jr. donna m. bowen kimberly s. bowers veronique nicole bowers larry bowman shawn edward bowman, jr. kevin l. bowser gary r. box gennady boyarsky pamela boyce allen p. boyle michael boyle alfred j. braca sandra conaty brace kevin hugh bracken sandy waugh bradshaw sandy waugh bradshaw david brian brady alexander braginsky nicholas w. brandemarti daniel raymond brandhorst michelle renee bratton bravo ronald michael breitweiser >> thank you, dav

murphy. >> it got almost no attention but in may seen and reported that senator robert menendez, richard durbin, and patrick leahy wrote a letter to you keynes prosecutor general expressing concern at the closing of investigations they said were critical. in the latter, they imply that there is support for u.s. assistance to ukraine was at stake. and that if they didn't do the right thing, they wouldn't get any assistance. gee, doesn't that sound familiar? doesn't that sound familiar? >> sean: it sure does. they are all guilty of that which the accused president trump of. had this case just like in the russia collusion case, the only one paying for russian lies disinformation with hillary. remember when obama, tell vladimir all have more flexibility after the election. we've got statement case you forgot. >> after my election, and more flexibility. >> sean: i don't remember one democrat calling for the impeachment of "don't tell the american people. we'll do it after the election," that promise. democrats really care about russia collusion, where was the outrage? we have the cowardly schiff, th

murphy of connecticut pointed to graham's words and tweeted, quote, a lot of pieces are in motion right now, keep paying attention. i'm joined now by the other senator from connecticut, senator richard bloomenthal. you told me in the commercial break you actually think -- you're feeling better about this. you think we're closer to something done than we have been in a long time. >> we're closer than we've ever been. i've been working on this issue for 2 1/2 decades with working with lindsey graham on an emergency protection order. i think he's been extremely diligent and serious, a purfle partner in this effort and we virtually have a bill that we have been negotiating with the white house on, and it's part of a comprehensive plan including universal background checks. the goal is to do both, and they are really two sides, and both aim to save lives, as many lives as quickly as possible. both aim to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people, and part of that protection order we know it works. >> that's like a red flag. >> it's exactly a red flag statute, emergency risk protection order. connecticut was the first to have them. not only to prevent the mass shootings but also suic

richard did as much as any man to transform orlando into the wonderful place it is today. mrs. murphy: he was best known as a champion of the political causes and candidates he cared about. he was committed to the concept of responsible and engaged citizenship. at the service celebrating his life, his granddaughter read an excerpt from teddy roosevelt's speech, the man in the arena. he never sat on the sidelines, always in the arena striving gallantly. he was a pillar of our central florida community. he will be deeply missed by all of us who had the honor to call him a friend. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. chabot: i rise today to thank and congratulate cincinnati state technical and community college for 50 years of service to the greater cincinnati community. i have been privileged to visit cincinnati state many times, most recently to the evendale