this time, all of you sarkozy -- olivier sarkozy.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think we have got to recognize this was the second largest bank failure in u.s. history followed by the third largest when signature bank was taken over. the combination of those things inside a couple of days is a check to the system. it will take -- a shock to the system. it will take time to settle out. jon: you were just listening to walter todd of greenwood capital on the collapse of the silicon valley bank. bloomberg news has learned apollo, blackstone and kkr are expressing interest in buying loans held by svp. over sarkozy joins us. he is currently the founder and managing partner of further global and has more than $2 million in assets under management. let's start with the 74 billion dollars loan book out of svb. a lot are saying that is an attractive by, coveted. what do you make it? olivier: loan books are evaluations of individual assets and what they would be worth. there is nothing you are acquiring. also, different pools of capital will be inter

former french president nicolas sarkozy says something like barbarism. among all the continents of the world , europe is the most violent continent and there are the most brutal wars. it is not africa and asia that have the most brutal wars. it is happening, but it is europe. the other day, the french parliament went to the commission of inquiry to explain about the nuclear energy of their country , that it has come to this. 14 and 15 years of fighting the throne between france and england lasted for about one hundred and sixteen years. historians called it the hundred years' war. this one is known as the crusades . the film and series were made for it. it started when some european christian leaders decided to take jerusalem from it. be it them, be it the hands of the muslims, the war they started lasted 200 years, the scope of western europe, eastern europe, the eastern strip of the mediterranean sea, palestine, the levant, and the closer egypt, in the same years that the number of shaba 1930 begins, two world wars and 72 with the permission of the eur

they probably forgot the war in bosnia, our continent is violent, the savage is barbaric, sarkozy, who said about ice cream, probably went to the closest example and unintentionally from the 30-year war between catholics and christians in rome, from turkey and greece, from the civil wars of spain and of all the wars and paintings of the european colonists in africa, asia and america have passed and thousands of french people are protesting against the government's policies all over france, especially in paris . to disperse the protesters, tear gas has been fired. so far, more than 300 people have been arrested. the mass of protests in france these days has been reported by the media . last night, the fearsome political storm targeted the municipality of the 4th district of lyon city and broke the door to enter the building. the police station of lyon was not arrested. 6 in this regard, someone reported that if the retirement law proposed by macron is changed , the retirement age in france will increase from 62 to 64 years . it's been its second year and it has caused a trillion dollar

sarkozy, who said about ice cream , probably went to the closest example . the interior of spain and past all the wars and paintings of the european colonialists in africa, asia and america , i don't know of any point in the european continent with the width and length of europe, where there has been as much war about war as there has been in europe. in this part of the world, there are wars that have been so impressive that they cannot be forgotten historians have not fallen, and now in the history of the world, the head of the japanese ministry of defense announced the launch of a ballistic missile by north korea in the waters of the region . at the same time as this missile test, the official news agency of north korea warned that 800,000 young people of this country would join the army to fight against the united states. north korea had fired an intercontinental ballistic missile two days earlier. this action of the prophet coincided with the largest military exercise between south korea and the united states in the last 5 years. people were waiting in r

after sarkozy a left-wing prime minister was elected. he reversed, slowed down the pension reforms sarkozy had. this is typical thing in french politics. time incremental shift is made raising retirement age what i regard as realistic level, and as always, a certain number of french protesters take to the streets and produce the kind of scenes we see. neil: it held up despite the attempt to sort of get other parties together to take it down. it didn't but i still read in the english version of lemond, emannuel macron might not be long for this world as leader. he seems to survive it or risk toppling? >> he is in trouble for this. i'm not sure it is toppling territory yet. it is not clear what alternative to macron would be. macron came to power broke the party system. he came right through the middle. didn't have a party when he won presidency, that's right. >> the french left and french right are completely broken. they're utterly splintered. so there is no kind of clear alternative to macron. i think we're seeing something here histori

sarkozy to launch an operation against the one who sent him bribes.rrectly, he was already convicted for this. yes? well, on the other hand though. this is russia turns out to be corruption, and in europe there is no corruption. well, we understand everything aleksandrovich, how beautiful he is insists the representatives of europe he only stands. i can just not. we just have here in germany france yes. yes. well, look steel. i'm in this regard, that this is friendship. ours is not impossible to destroy it. i think i know well, well, we looked at each other and immediately understood what he was talking about, you searched the scholz here, but he was nowhere. lost he spent all this time, serious negotiations and are preparing for these negotiations, and tomorrow he and for all of us will have a very interesting moment tomorrow at 9:00 am berlin time time, he will speak in the bundestag. and this is the so-called report of the german government. hmm arose regularly. but this is not something unplanned in advance. that's how he appeared, and he will tal

sarkozy said that europe is the wildest continent in the world. he says that among all the continents of the world, europe is the most violent continent and the most brutal wars take place there. it is not africa and asia where the most brutal wars take place, but europe . two days ago, the central french parliament went to the commission of inquiry explanations about the nuclear energy of their country he admits that this is not in the middle ages, but it is in europe that they did not sell them . it was in europe that countries fought each other. between the 14th and 15th centuries, the fight for the throne between france and england lasted for about one hundred and sixteen years. historians called it the hundred years' war, one known as the crusades, for which the movie and series were made. this is where some european christian leaders decided that jerusalem should be theirs, and it should be in the hands of muslims. western europe, eastern nabar, mediterranean sea, palestine syria and egypt are a little closer in the same years that the numbe

be held one of it is the biggest demonstration in recent years that has been held since sarkozy 's time in 2010. protesters protest against emmanuel macron's economic plan . french president emmanuel macron proposed a trade union . in this connection, let's talk about foreign beginnings in dance and their bodies. mr. salam, hadiths for pregnancy, the means of pregnancy have not been established. tell me more . until now, there is a conference in asia today at 9:30 am at the study center of the ministry of foreign affairs. the diplomacy of resistance was not written by the late haj hossein sheikh islam was not held and this ceremony was supposed to be held with the presence of the minister of foreign affairs and several domestic and foreign personalities. the bad news is that this evening mr. dr. amir abdullahian, the minister of foreign affairs of our country, will travel to turkey and syria and visit the earthquake affected areas. bilateral meeting with the officials of turkey and syria, including their plans in this trip, we will review the foreign minister's travel plan in tomorrow's

sarkozy said that europe is the wildest continent in the world. europe's most violent world it is the continent and the most brutal wars are taking place there. it is not africa and asia where the most brutal wars have been, but europe. this is the french parliament. two days ago, at the invitation of the research commission on the nuclear energy of their country, they explained that we are not doing well here, but in the century. the 21st is in europe, and their first murder happened in europe, when countries fought each other. it was in europe between the 14th and 15th centuries that the fight for the throne between france and england lasted for about one hundred and sixteen years. historians called it the hundred years war. this one is known as the crusades for him the details of the film and the series started when some european christian leaders decided that jerusalem should be theirs, it should be the hands of the muslims who built it. it took 200 years to cover western europe, eastern europe, the eastern mediterranean sea, palestine , the l

which will be the largest demonstration during the presidency of former french president nicolas sarkozy economic reforms in 2010, street journal in a report of the concern of the pentagon officials about chinese cranes has been reported and written by these officials, they claim that the chinese cranes that are stationed in american ports are regarded as beijing's espionage agents after the controversy of collecting huawei security cameras and the ongoing trade war between china and the united states. done in the name of god, hello, good morning. esteghlal premier football league won 3 draws and ended. on the second day of the 22nd week of games , esteghlal played in the azadi stadium in azadi stadium. gol gohar sirjan and kane finished the game with the victory of 21 blue players . in this match, armin started first. sohrabian scored gohar's goal, but then reza mirzaei scored a goal for esteghlal to equalize with khuzestan steel , kerman, but the same player tied the game with an own goal. giving milad shabanlou from the penalty spot for melvan and reza jubireh scored the aluminum goal

bases, and from that, the former president of france, according to the brutality of europe, the sarkozysthe world, europe is the most violent continent, where the most brutal wars take place, in the name of god, may god bless him peace be upon hazrat muhammad and his pure family dear viewers, good evening. 511 km of the new tehran metro line was put into operation. in the ceremony attended by the president, the middle section of the capital metro line 6, 9 km long, and a part of line 7 along with 5 new stations of these lines were opened. the operation of this project, line 6 of the capital metro was connected to the national metro network of tehran . the longest metro line in tehran reaches 42 kilometers with 32 stations, which is the capital city today we must add that the number of kilometers, in fact, the number of station kilometers and the number of stations, reaches 17 stations. baba had reached 27 before this beginning and the end of this sermon , but due to the middle part not being launched , it was not used much. there was no chance of being a passenger, we used to move 30,000

he said that the continent of europe is wilder than other parts of the context, on what basis did sarkozy make these statements from the point of view that these words of mr. sargazi were brought up in the meeting of this meeting it was artificial. mr. in charge of the foreign policy of the european union and other parts of the world is a forest like tosi firouze, the former president. now that we are at work , he has brought up some very interesting and important things. the dogs that we are very violent are the most brutal man in the world. in africa in asia rather, in the post europe, in the 20th century , there have been wars in europe that have not happened anywhere in the world. we, the jews, were the cover of our team. and so far, there has never been a record that we had, then they say that we are very dignified, so if we continue in this way, this is our stop that will cause us to fall . thanks to your explanation. imran khan, the former prime minister of pakistan , faced the judicial system in a conflict with the police and according to the reports, the police fired tear gas to

on what evidence did sarkozy make these statements? the important point is that the talks of this meeting were artificial. mr. european union foreign policy official said that europe is like a forest with other parts of the world . by the way, it is very interesting and very important now that he was at work. the factors are the dogs that he is saying that we are very violent and brutal the greatest man in the world, in africa, in asia, but in europe, in the middle ages, it happened in europe , which had not happened anywhere in the world. it has been in europe and it has never happened before. it is stupid that we had an ice cream war, then they say that we are very far from the violent continent, so if we continue in this way, this will be our stop , which will cause the north of shahsawar hosseini, sedah reporter. and sima in paris gathering of supporters of imran khan, the former prime minister of pakistan there was a clash with the police in front of the judicial system , and according to reports, the police fired tear gas caniste

nicolas sarkozy the former president of france said that of all the continents of the world, europe is the most violent continent and the most brutal wars are fought on this continent . it is not africa and asia where the most brutal wars take place , but europe. we are not in the middle ages, but in the 21st century . it is also in europe that they happened in europe that countries fought each other. it is stupid that people say that the war in ukraine is a disaster . they probably forgot the war in ice cream and it is violent. it is barbaric. in the eleventh week of protests against the main food plan the minister of the zionist regime, the protesters closed the intelligence streets during the clash with the security forces. lieberman, the head of the israel house party, said that the biggest danger to the future of israel, benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of this regime is from iran . hezbollah, as the head of the opposition parties to the netanyahu cabinet, said in the concert that he was worried about the the civil war in israel has intensified and the deterioration of the s

face it, parisians going to zidane, the former president of france, to bring sarkozy into the group, i am trying to convince zidane to come to paris and marcus rashford , english newspapers said today, the man has asked manchester for a weekly salary of 500,000 euros, he just said that i want a part of it in cash at the time of signing. in english, the eye of the eye, therefore, the heaven of eye, put the eye on the heat by publishing the whole story and denying it and said that these rumors are pure nonsense. dawood moradi of sed and sima news agency . thank you very much for your cooperation with tonight's program. an iranian bought a good water cooler at a very reasonable price by the way, we need a gas air conditioner. installment gas air conditioner for 30 months. installment purchase of all types of gas and water coolers at incredible prices. long-term installments . large iranian mansions in qom and isfahan cities. seeing him , they say that everyone takes maglobe wolf engine oil inside the car. you wake up the wolf who reached heaven, zahra maklub, drive the car carpet that y

in march of 2021, just two years ago, sarkozy, the former president of france, was convicted for corruptiongal, in 2015, the former prime minister was indicted and jailed on several charges including corruption. in 2021, the corruption charges were dismissed. former prime minister soviet berlusconi has been indicted in so many instances, including tax fraud, defamation -- as i recently explored with award winning journalist -- on the podcast why is this happening, this kind of public accountability is important one battling authoritarianism. she spoke with me about growing threats to democracy and the resurgence of neo-fascism propagated by right wing figures across the globe, including donald trump and georgia maloney, italy's new prime minister. >> you can see the link between when they start saying these words and violence. when trump was talking about after charlottesville and said, there are fine people on both sides, and you see how -- opening the doors for refugees -- and then you see the -- and when the leader of the democratic party was elected two weeks ago -- in a small town, on

there are a number of governments which tried to change pensions and sarkozy tr tried and failed. >> i mentioned this is the hot potato of french government. it has been used 100 times since 1958 it is not exceptional that the government uses it, but the government wanted to have the vote through the national assembly to have this credibility that goes without word because they knew how contention it would be this is a new phase in the tension. you have seen the debates in the national assembly after the past few weeks. introduction in january after prime minister borne to raise the pension age from 62 to 64. the strikes have been peaceful up until now the unions are on the same page. having controlling the social movement tightening. there was no unrest until last night when the government is getting this through without vote across the country as well with the protests where do we go now one, there will be more strikes on thursday. all of the unions called for the movement this is a feeling this is a new phase. it isone thing with strikes with the debate on the table now strikes af

eh, here's an option, how to conduct this reform, because it was under nicolas sarkozy for the firsttly the same russian processes. just the last drops, judging by the slogans that are now heard on the streets of paris and many other issues are against supporting ukraine. here, as if the specificity of the protests is precisely in the fact that, it seems, one main issue is pension reform. but after all , the undercurrent is added to it and therefore the protests take the form of trade unions that pursue the noble goal of solving pensions. the problem they are simply not able to control who else will join and those who make a thunder and today in france these are not the people who came out for pension reform. and when they condemned us, er, they did not want to see these undercurrents, but now they see them at home, we are discussing them. today is the biggest event of the week. here , as such, probably the main focus of this program, march 22 is the most important day in belarusian history. this is the day of remembrance of the burnt villages. you say one word khatyn and everything

these nine people who are not, as it were, to carry out this reform, because it was under nicolas sarkozye there were exactly the same tough protests, just the last drops. judging by the slogans that we are now hearing on the streets of paris, we are against supporting ukraine and about many many other issues. eh, here, as if the specificity of the processes is just that, it seems that one main issue is the pension reform. but the undertow is added to it , and so the protests take the form of trade unions that, uh, persecute the noble goal and solve the pension problem. they just can't control. who else will join and those who organize pogroms today in france are not the people who came out for pension reform and when the main focus of this program is march 22, the most important day in belarusian history. this is the day of remembrance of the burnt villages. you say one word khatyn and everything becomes immediately. clearly, for us today, dmitry evgenievich, for us today, khatyn. is this the first time? first of all it is a symbol of very great sorrow and understanding. what our parents

nicolas sarkozy was found guilty of several crimes. guess what. they sentenced him to jail.rime minister netanyahu was indicted in 2019 for bribery, fraud, ande1 breac of trust. and in true trump style, he ran for his old officeç(pt(r'w3 and won. he's now trying to rewrite the judiciary system so he doesn't have to face accountability. in italy,e1 the former prime minister and current member of the far right coalitione1 leadi italy wase1ó[■ acquitted ofxd b over his infamous sex parties. in his entire e1career, he has faced 35 criminal court cases. he was found guilty in only one. holding politicians accountable isi] not abnormal. what is is a former president who summons a mob to fight like hell after a majority of american voters held him5a■ accountable for the failures of his presidency by voting him out. frankly, it is no surprise that trump is returning to his usual playbook. posting erratic calls for his supporters to protest his potential indictment. now is it a surprisee1 he is deploying the same antisemitic posts on his third rate twitter. something his buddies are

. >> former french president nicolas sarkozy has been sentenced to one year in prison. >> former israelir began his prison sentence monday morning. it will be at least 1 months behind bars. his conviction goes back to what's called the holy land affair, a corrupt real estate deal. >> now, just as the u.s. president oversees doj and those officials you just saw oversaw their law enforcement, let's take it back home. american governors oversee law enforcement in their state. but if they turn criminal, they can face indictment. over 15 governors have been indicted. take the governor caught trying to sell barack obama's senate seat, rod blah guy vich. >> i've got this thing and it's [ bleep ] golden. i'm not give it up for [ bleep ] nothing. >> he didn't intend to give it up for nothing. what you heard was a wiretap he didn't realize was going on. he was not above being wiretapped just as a former president is not above having his home search ord indicted legally. so he was sentenced to 14 years. he served half that time until getting a pardon from -- flash flood you remember who gave him hi

you've got nicholas sarkozy, used to be the head of france, and the current prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, is on trial right this minute with accusations of bribery, fraud and corruption while he's the prime minister, witness testimony starts wednesday. >> a lot going on. >> we'll be following. >> we will continue to monitor the latest both on air and online, and live coverage continues ahead on the "today" show at 7:00 this morning. >>> happening today, celebrating the life of labor leader cesar chavez. this would have been his 96th birthday. cesar chavez day this year comes as some of the state's top congressional lawmakers call for san jose's hall to receive national park status. the building is considered one of the birth plays of the farmworkers movement and a place chavez once frequented. because it sits on the land of catholic church, the archdiocese would have to agree on the designation. >>> look at all that snow. this is a live look at palisades ski resort in tahoe. if you are lucky enough to head there for the weekend, chains are no longer required for highwa

here is an option how to carry out this reform, because it was under nicolas sarkozy for the first timeian processes , just the last drops, judging by the slogans that sound, to be honest, on the streets of paris and are against supporting ukraine many other questions. eh, here, as it were, the specifics of the processes. the fact is that, it seems, there is one main question - it's pension reform, but the undertow is added to it, and therefore the protests take this form unions that, uh, pursue a noble goal and solve the pension problem, and not just not able to control, who else will join and those who organize pogroms today in france is not the people who came out for pension reform. and when they judged us, er, they didn't want to see these undercurrents. now they see them at home, we discuss them. today is the biggest event of the week. here, as such perhaps the main focus of this program is march 22, the most important day in belarusian history. this is the day of remembrance of the burnt villages. you say one word khatyn and everything becomes immediately. clearly, for us today,

sarkozy had an initiative to try to write a report by a major economist on how much sense such an indicatord then quite all reputable economists wrote a whole large report that, in general, the gdp indicator is a little outdated. here, i'm here now uh, listening to a colleague wanted to say that you understand how we sometimes. eh, we are so in a paradigm. with this now dollar economy counting it's all in this in this system that we actually let in that the proportions are different and the russian economy from formal, e , indicators, it may, of course, not be as large as the american one, but from the point of view of local demand for local infrastructure of production demand of the population of the financial system. she is quite large. it provides existence. well, consider there 1/6 of the uh, sveta uh, and, therefore, uh , approach it primitively and say that tomorrow we will turn off the faucet there in swift or so we won’t let you give it there for installation. this is the ceiling for oil. they are deprived. e reasons due to the fact that the economy is easy. e, although with effort.

korea, taiwan, several times, in france, sarkozy on the left, found guilty on some charges. the one that's amazing is the current prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu is on trial right now with accusations of bribery, fraud and corruption. in fact, witness testimony starts wednesday. >> so much to watch. >> a lot to keep up with. >> this next week is going to be so interesting. thank you. >>> 6:38 this morning. happening today, celebrating the life of labor leader cesar chavez. this would have been his 96th birthday. cesar chavez day comes as some of the state's top congressional lawmakers call for san jose to make donald hall receive national park status. it is considered the birth place of the farmworkers movement. because the hall sits on the grounds of a catholic church, san jose's archdiocese would have to agree to the designation. >>> it's 5:38. to a live look. it's looks like a postcard. a live look at palisades in tahoe. swing by the station and pick up marcus and i. i won't take up much room in the back seat. >> i just need leg room. >> highway 50 and i-80 a

sarkozy, these are the people of the golitsa, they sometimes call themselves 62 people in the national them vote for him, they did not trust him, then everything, maybe a little less, because there are still 25, and there are the rest of those who did not join from somewhere out there from the deportations . in general, there is a chance that my forecast will most likely not work out, but the macroin does not have confidence that it will not work out, so now he is having very anxious days, and the head of government, ms. born, is the same. yes, i also spoke. i am with us with our french experts and correspondents who live there and follow the situation. and so they said there they just let me know that once only in the history of france it turned out to remove the government. in this way, in 60 there some year, and i would like to pay attention to something else. so you understand there, well, here, the pension reform is being adopted, which should affect the daily life of a large number of citizens. they go outside and start protesting. yes, uh, everyone protests in different ways, wh

after all, it was under nicolas sarkozy for the first time they were exactly the same tough.as if the specifics of the processes are like the fact is that, it seems , there is one main issue - this is pension reform, but after all, an undercurrent is added to it and therefore the protests take such a form as trade unions, which, uh, pursue a noble goal and solve the pension problem, and not just unable to control, who else will join and those who organize the pogrom today in france these are not the people who came out for pension reform. and when they judged us, er, they didn't want to see these undercurrents. now they see them at home, we discuss them. today is the biggest event of the week. here , as such, probably the main focus of this program, march 22 is the most important day in belarusian history. this is the day of remembrance of the burnt villages. you say one word khatyn and everything becomes immediately. clearly, for us today, dmitry evgenievich, for us today, khatyn. what is this in the first place? this is a symbol of very great sorrow and understanding. what

sarkozy for the first time there were exactly the same tough processes, just the last drops, judgingreets of paris and against supporting ukraine and about many many other issues. here, as if the specificity of the protests is precisely in the fact that, it seems, one main issue is the pension reform. but after all, the undercurrent is added to it and therefore the protests take this form of trade unions, which, uh, pursue a noble goal and solve the pension problem. they're just not in able to control. who else will join and those who organize riots in france today are not the people who came out for pension reform. and when they judged us, er, they didn't want to see these undercurrents. now they see them at home, we discuss them. today is the biggest event of the week. here, perhaps, as the main focus of this program , march 22 is the most important day in belarusian history. this is the day of remembrance of the burnt villages. you say one word khatyn and everything becomes immediately. clearly, here is dmitry for today's us evgenievich is khatyn for us today. what is this in the

paris, every year alant merkel means, well, then sarkozy, uh, then, lord macron, macron and merkel gathered russia does not comply minsk agreements, therefore, the sanctions were automatically extended. yes, now they speak directly. yes, we've been lying to you all this time. yes, of course, we were not going to fulfill them. ukraine was preparing for war. with russia, we were preparing for a war with russia ukraine investing in booker sanctions does not lift the sanctions extended why because it turns out? we are the ones russia did not comply with these agreements. well, how does it all hold you to blame for being the euro. this is generally an interpretation. real us, like that fourteenth year, our first month interpretation of what a serious politician means a lot of people, do not say that the word kasler germany for many years. yes, she said it. well, it's about the seriousness of the politician. okay, i remember this meeting very well. well, here is zelensky without a beard. so, that means francoisland. he said the same thing, mind you. listen to poroshenko, the then president of ukr

yes so the french are getting the message across but that didn't nicolas sarkozy increasing pension agedent macron also if you look at the figures here and there's a fundamental issue about modern economies and the challenge they're ageing challenge they're with an ageing population and, the ability to sustain pensions for them. we have it in this country. we have that challenge. france facing it, other mature economies western countries are facing a bit a bit more france than bit of a bit more france than any other country in europe. well, there you go. a bit of a bofis well, there you go. a bit of a boris johnson moves the way to ignore parliament, it? ignore parliament, wasn't it? well there well you know, sometimes there are have to be done. are things that have to be done. and remember parliament was and i remember parliament was seen as, you know, quite challenging the time. but challenging at the time. but french now. you french are now doing it now. you guys the queen. knew guys cheated the queen. who knew 16 year finley hutchings of 16 year old finley hutchings of gloucestershir

yes so the french are getting the message across but that didn't nicolas sarkozy increasing pension agen also if you look at the figures here and there's a fundamental issue about modern economies and the challenge they're ageing challenge they're with an ageing population and, the ability to sustain pensions for them. we have it in this country. we have that challenge. france facing it, other mature economies western countries are facing a bit a bit more france than bit of a bit more france than any other country in europe. well, there you go. a bit of a bofis well, there you go. a bit of a boris johnson moves the way to ignore parliament, it? ignore parliament, wasn't it? well there well you know, sometimes there are have to be done. are things that have to be done. and remember parliament was and i remember parliament was seen as, you know, quite challenging the time. but challenging at the time. but french now. you french are now doing it now. you guys the queen. knew guys cheated the queen. who knew 16 year finley hutchings of 16 year old finley hutchings of gloucestershire been glo