rupert murdoch has never been a gan. unlike any other republican candidate trump doesn't thing what fox things or said. he scrapped with some of the biggest networks and aim away unscatheded. lost in the coverage of donald trump is the debate about old-fashioned things like issues and policies that should count when a country goes to the polls. as the one-time reality tv star turned candidate will tell you, that's not what sells. our starting point is new york city. >> we will go out and we will fight hard, and we will win. we'll have a lot of fun doing it too. >> if there has been one media moment encapsulating the story, it might be this. jed bush, his candidacy fading, questioned by fox news about the trump phenomena. >> reporter: let me ask you about him. to me it's like you don't know what to do. how do you respond. you tell me, do you have a plan. >> you're in the same boat, i take it. >> reporter: i'm not running for president. >> the u.s. news media is in a difficult spot. they love him in the sense of the commer

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sky is backed by rupert murdoch.ommodities may sell minority shakes -- stakes in firms familiar with the matter, saying that dreyfus is looking for ways to buy out the remaining family shareholders. about 10%- she owns of global farm commodity shipments. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. as mark was talking about, staying with commodities another company we are watching today is glencore. shares of the commodities giant under pressure today, since bouncing back. this is an uphill battle against a massive commodities slumped that you are still seeing today. >> the commodities slump is hindering its plan to cut $10 billion in debt, but the chief executive wants to achieve. let's bring in our bloomberg news reporter for joining us. stage today, shares were down 3.5%, finishing up showing the volatile nature of shares that were of a pleasing nature. day have ended their nine losing run, the longest losing run ever, wasn't it? 2011.was since the ipo in it is still under pressure, below one pound, mas

we are talking about trump versus rupert murdoch and the gop establishment. some call it a grudge match between two billionaires. the media tycoon versus the flame buoyant deal maker who happens to be a leading candidate for president. >> from the very beginning, rupert murdoch has been skeptical and concerned about a donald trump candidacy. >> reporter: murdoch hasn't tried to hide it. on twitter, he rails against trump. when is donald trump going to stop embarrassing his friends, let alone the whole country? but the gloves really came off when one of murdoch's premier properties targeted trump. >> this is one of the worst trade deals. >> reporter: after the most recent republican debate, "wall street journal," owned by murdoch, said in an editorial that trump's take on the trade deal was flat-out wrong. it wasn't obvious that he has any idea what the deal involves. went bananas over it. >> i'm suggesting that "wall street journal" doesn't know what they are talk. >> reporter: trump said that on fox business network and which is also owned by murdoch and des

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years l

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australian journalist and the father of rupert murdoch in 1948 to pro mont moat and enhance the relationshiptralia. wonderful awards last night and the -- please put this down. bill mcdermott. i highly recommend his book and he spoke last night and got the award. he's an inspirational guy. >> juan, quickly? >> make my day, serena williams, top-ranked dennis player, guess what, she's sitting in a chinese restaurant in san francisco. some guy lingers nearby and grabs her cell phone what does our hero do? she gets up, dashes out the door, confronts him and gets her cell phone back. you can see it in the surveillance video. that's terrific. >>> the politics of the russian plane disaster. egypt and russia try to downplay what they call speculation in the west. that a terrorist bomb was responsible. this is the "special report." welcome to washington, i'm brett baier, we begin with the growing opinion and sense of dread, that saturday's in-flight destruction of a russian airliner was no accident. president obama said this in a radio interview just moments ago. >> i think there is a possibility tha

. >> i mean, rupert murdoch, one of the most powerful men in the world, obama facing enormous oppositionugees, maybe make a special exception for proven christians. can you imagine a bureaucracy able to to tell? >> are they going to do a blood test and it turns into wine? i don't understand. it's ludicrous. the majority of the refugees are young children. these are young children who have seen so much trauma, violence, potentially their parents massacred. they have been displaced. as you saw some have drowned on the way to europe. we're taking a drop in the bucket to be the greatest nation in the world, one of the most wealthiest nations for us to be debating over 10,000 refugee, we're not making a dent. >> okay. what do you say to people you just saw, i want to be clear about what we know what happened on the bodies of one of the assailants was a syrian passport. it is likely a fake passport. it shows stamps and he came in the directions many refugees are using, whether through greece, macedonia or on into europe. people say, look, we can't afford taking any more risk. there has to be a

scarlet: jack ma is taking a page from fellow industry tycoon rupert murdoch.hy he is considering a stake in an unprofitable newsmaker. alix: the federal reserve governor tells us what could sway the decision to lift off. ♪ alix: welcome back to bloomberg markets. scarlet: let's go to our markets desk. a check on company movers. julie: let's start with tyson foods, the big meat processor. the company shares are surging. come out withthey earnings that beat estimates, having everything to do with chicken. ef business is struggling, but the demand for chicken is helping matters as is the idea that feed prices are declining. take a look at my bloomberg terminal. take chicken wings as one example. prices of the past year are down about five or said it would not be a great thing for tyson, but at the same time corn prices are done 2.5%. soybean prices, the other may component is about 17% down. andprices are going down demand for chicken is going up. chipotle the -- t lost 12% on friday. some analysts are saying this is a buying opportunity. maxim group is upgrading

>> i'm wear rupert murdoch. >> oh. >> i get it. >> like when you go to tarring get. >> good. amazon, last year, checking with amazon, because i bought a lot of the give works come out with a bargain every ten minute. they say that wasn't fast enough? >> now trying to top that, adam. >> every five minutes, i mean there is puts wanamakers tears shame. but they're not around any more. so here is the deal. every five minute, amazon.com, starting tomorrow, is going to begin it holiday sales blitz. and five minutes, deals galor. if you're an amazon prime member, you get 30 minute head start before the rest of the world. >> oh, so trying to grow revenue 25% in the first quarter, holiday blitz quarter, looks like this is one way to do it. >> all right. i forgot the other topics. >> the other thing, dunkin' donuts, soon delivers. >> oh,. >> so they're testing mobile ordering and delivery. up from hate waiting in line for your coffee, you can order via your mobile phone, your smart phone, with dunkin' donuts map in portland maine right now. my mom is from portland. my brother went to b

significant debate that we are having right now and we had a tweet last night from the main executive rupert murdoch saying a proven christian should be allowed in and not others but that is an indication on the right of the spectrum but the emotions and the concern, fear that people have. >> right. the journal makes a point that maybe the crisis wouldn't have gotten to this point if there would have been american leadership earlier. the one thing that struck me, to say we don't want to shoot first and aim later when this has been two years of two, three, four years of hamlet-like indecision and not facing up to the threat and just saying a series of times to kick the can down the road and not address the issue which resulted in this huge humanitarian problem. this refugee problem and you can't say now that we don't want to rush into something. you can't say i'm worried about shooting first and aiming later, now. people are going to laugh when they hear that. >> depends on what the something is. he's making the case that a strategy that involves were large numbers of boots on the ground is not -- >>

days, rupert murdoch, digital media, not sure who it will be, but i believe it will happen.h that? david: i agree that fox made to start with the nfl. they lost a lot of affiliates at cbs when it didn't have the nfl anymore. it makes sense given this new medium that someone will come to the forefront. somebody will be a leader. we don't know who it is. ob: your ideal sports changes, too. i want to madison square garden with my 16-year-old to watch the video game championship. it was packed. them play video games against each other. my son thought that was competitive sports. george: things change. it is a moving world out there. stephanie: super exciting for george, congratulations on your announcement. george klein. bob, we're not letting you leave. bob pittman. it is the time of year for holiday chains at starbucks. i don't want to hear about this pumpkin like a -- latte. coffee drinkers are happy with the coffee cups. the cups are plain red. angry customers are calling it the war on christmas. starbucks says they chose a charity of design that welcomes all of our stories.

the bottom line, he's -- >> be rupert murdoch. >>> it's fabulous.nd. >> which is an awesome show. >>> this caught on camera. an uber driver fights back after getting attacked by a passenger. the video you need to see again. >> how should you react when you see a post like this on facebook? what difference does it make anyway? we have the tips you need to know when gu online. ♪ [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? preparation h offers the most maximum strength solutions for all hemorrhoid symptoms. from the brand doctors recommend most. preparation h. don't stand for hemorrhoids. >>> all right. let's talk the internet and your smartphone and stuff like this. >> this is going to be good then. >> it is. because it's a smartphone. did you realize when barack obama was running for president, about 25% of the country was online. now it is at 65%. here's a fact, according to pew research. 40% of americans most things on their social media about politics. things like these means as they are referred to. >

rupert murdoch tweeted that the tribune would sell. >> office depot and staples, seriously?-- there's so much competition elsewhere online and walmart or target, right? that's like sirius xm. that's like globe records not being able to merge with the other mall record retailer. >> it's going out of business. >> sort of blockbuster merging with west coast video. >> remember sam goody, tower records. >> you have to change your formula. >> countdown to friday jobs report. a ton of data between now and then and steve liesman heads the big december agenda. i can't believe that friday is the jobs -- we were just doing that. >> i wonder if there's less time because it is sort of an early friday. >> 30 days in november. >> if i thought about it i would know that. but we have decisions. we have data. we have speeches. i'm not sure -- we have the decisions. imf on the yuan and sdr basket is the first decision. that should come today. not a huge thing. it's sort of called a feather in the cap for the chinese. they still have work to do in terms of making it accessible for international

i don't agree with everybody at .ox news about everything i know that rupert murdoch doesn't agree withhat i am saying, and yet i have gone on as many venues and we have tried to reach out as much as possible. we have addressed the fact that this is not kind of -- any kind of capitalism in the form that i support. i have long been an outspoken critic of the kind of crony deal that we see not only with regard to h-1b but whether it is green cronyism, the cronyism embedded in the health care bill. i think that this is where there are shared interest among so many of the callers that we have already heard from. i understand you are skeptical. he thinks that i have an agenda. but the fact is as a journalist who has been out of the closet as a conservative or 25 years, you can take my biases and judge them against the evidence in the book. everything. we urge everyone to do their homework. journalist here in washington. all of those campaigns out here that are crusading for the american dream in the american worker. it is important for the functioning of a healthy republic that citizens be i

across party lines, and i don't agree with everybody at fox news about everything, and i know that rupert murdoch probably doesn't agree with what i'm saying and yet i have gone on as many venues and we've tried to reach out to as many people as possible. we already addressed the fact that this isn't any kind of capitalism in the form that i ever support, and i have long been an outspoken critic of the kind of crony deals that we see not only with regard to h-1b but whether it's green cronyism, the cronyism that was embedded in the health care bill, and i think that this is where there are shared interests among so many of the callers that we've already heard from. i understand he's skeptical. he thinks that i have an agenda, but the fact is as a journalist who has been out of the closet as a conservative for 25 years, you can take my biases and judge them against the evidence in the book. just judge the evidence. we cite everything. we urge everybody to do their homework, not just the journalists here in washington who should be covering it better, all of those campaigns out there that are crusa