shannon has written a schiller piece for bloomberg. who is schiller? how intimate?lose is this friendship? and what's the president going to miss? >> well, you gave his on-paper bio. but the off-paper bio, from team that i spent months, years with the president and schiller, is he is a confidant. he is a friend. he's been with the president every step of the way. not only through his time of the business star, but through the campaign. every conversation. every phone call. every morning in the white house, schiller would be the first person and the last person the president could talk to outside of his wife and his family. he is an adviser. he is a protector. he is the president's anchor. and him leaving, those close to the president and the president's allies, those rooting for him the most, they say this is probably the most destabilizing and distressful event they have seen in this white house that's been full of turmoil and events that people could find distressing. this is the one that they worry about the most. >> as to why he's leaving, i could -- i could fli

schiller is the ultimate emotional binky for trump. she's written about the schiller departure.on in short order, who is schiller, how intimate, how close is this friendship and what's the president going to miss. >> you gave his on paper bio, but the off paper bio i got some people who have spent months, years with the president and schiler is that he is a confidant, a friend, someone who has been with the president every step of the way, not only through his time as donald trump the businessman and star, but through the campaign, sat next to trump for every conversation, every phone call, every morning in the white house, schiller would be the first person and last person the president would talk to outside of his wife and his family. he is a adviser, he is a protector, he is the president's anchor. and him leaving, those close to the president, the president's allies, those rooting for him the most, they say this is probably the most destabilizing and stressful event they have seen in this white house that's been full of turmoil and events that people could find distressing,

schiller knows how to decode trump. now what's it going to look like?ck and i were talking about this. keith has always been what we call the body man. he's -- they said in this story, first guy you saw in the morning, the last guy he saw before he went to bed. and there's so much of this presidency that you sense trump sometimes saying, boy, toto, this doesn't look like kansas anymore. and schiller was a way to make things the way they were when he was running a company instead of a country. and this is actually a big thing, because i don't know whether he's losing his best friend or like his nanny, you know. >> okay, a big thing, but in terms of order and code of conduct in the white house, is it a big win for kelly? if you don't have a guy like schiller, who can work the trump system, does this help what general kelly's trying to do? >> interesting to find out why he leaves and why kelly didn't use him as an ally, because he was close to trump. and i don't know his influence on him, whether he was a stabilizing force. but as we were talking about, he

we are talking about keith schiller who plans to leave.hat's coming from three sources familiar with the matter and they're telling myself as well as cnn's nola gray and jeremy diamond. he has been a constant presence around trump. when he was a businessman from then to the campaign to now in the white house, and schiller's absence could leave president trump feeling a bit more isolated. his potential departure comes just over a month after john kelly became the chief of staff, ask ke and kelly's mission is to restore new order inside trump's often chaotic white house, and schiller has actually expressed some frustration to people we've talked to about this new system. it's unclear whether schiller could be convinced to stay longer in this position. the former detective has been trusted with some of the most sensitive issues, one of the most controversial issues of trump's presidency, and that was physically delivering a letter to the fbi headquarters noticing then-fbi director james comey that trump decide to do fire him. i should say the

schiller will be taking a job in the private security business and president trump is crushed by schiller'sdeparture. but he'll always have the wwe smackdown finishing the job for his pal, the future president, donald j. trump. >>> in just the last 15 minutes perhaps because he has been watching cable news, president trump issued a statement that encapsulations his weakness and indecision when it comes to big matters. after promising to end daca on day one and sending his attorney general out to announce the end of daca he has tweeted, congress has six months to legalize daca if they can't, i will revisit this issue. someone who is very familiar with consequential decisions, josh earnest joins me now along with jennifer ruben. so, basically "the new york times" predicted this morning. they ran a piece on which they had a paragraph which i don't know if i had in front of me that said people around him worry he doesn't understand what he's doing. and as late as one hour before the announcement, private officials expressed that mr. trump did not fully grasp the results of the decision he was g

the primary reason keith schiller is telling people he is going to leave is financial.o noteworthy, given what sara was reporting about general kelly, the new chief of staff, and the way he has clamped down on access to the oval office, access to the president. we're also told schiller has expressed frustration with that process, especially since he is somebody who has had unfettered access to donald trump for decades. he has been a constant presence with trump, jim, since he was a businessman, during the campaign and so forth. we, of course, remember that he is somebody who delivered perhaps the most consequential letter, he handed james comey his letter firing him. we don't talk about the white house oval office director, operations director, but this is someone who is part of donald trump's posse, and if, in fact, he ends up going, which now he's telling people his plans are the end of september, beginning of october, it could really add to the president's feeling of isolation. because he really yearns for people who he is close to, who he has known for a long time a

let's vote do you agree with professor schiller or bk guy?don't think it's, i think crpy is manipulayp is hip. >> be careful. that could be gang warfare >> look at you >> no bubble, guy says >> brian didn't do it and professor, thank you for coming on i say it lives because there's tho question that the technology lives. a lot of bad guys in the space when my wife starts -- -- asking me about bitcoin and at 2:00 in the morning when i've been outiout drink, i get more. regulators are coming. i don't need to buy here >> the bubble or you wouldn't buy here >> it lives. not buy iing it here. >> we'll let that go >> after listening to professor, i'm not positive he thinks it's a bubble so i say, he said ride the bubble i ride the bubble and bk, you're the most educated guy i know in this spot. >> all right all right. >> ride the bubble >> bk will take it so the desk basically siding with bk. do you agree logon to twitter and vote right now. and if you think we're witnessing a bitcoin bubble or not, there are two options only unlike what -- laid ou

>> i think there is frustration by people like keith schiller. used tieb place where anyone could basically drop by the oval office, say hi to the president if you wanted to see them and it was very casual. it wasn't like a traditional white house under previous presidents. the new chief of staff general john kelly has tried to make it more professional. so even ivanka trump and jared kushner have to good through him if they want to see the president unless it's on personal business spot that has shut out a lot of trump's close advisers who kelly has believed may not be a good influence, may be sort of pushing him to tweet something that he shouldn't tweet, giving him information he doesn't need and just generally wasting his time spot that has been a frustration for some of trump's long-time aides. >> real quick, ron. >> yeah. the base being conundrum here is that the president deem down believes he was elected precisely because is he connecticut ventional, because he doesn't follow rules, and he communicates in different ways and is not scripte

and one of president trump's longest serving aides keith schiller is leaving the white house. after serving as president trump's right hand made for two decades, schiller is leaving. i want to break this all town with dana bash, david gergen, and jonathan turley. dana, multiple reports on this draft letter. how much does this ratchet up questions about the special counsel investigation, the extent to which the white house could have some explaining to do? >> i'm not sure how much it ratchets it up, but for those of us not only the inside, it gives a little more of a window into what the special counsel is working on, which is a big danger zone for this white house and this president. because the notion of getting this letter, the content of this letter suggests that the inquiry is, at least in part, looking at obstruction of justice. the reasons for firing james comey, what were the president's bases for it, and the idea that this letter was written, according to this report and cnn has confirmed it, was not comfortable with the kind of apparently the rambling explanation that

funk an expert at germany's for university a professor there and also from from again as friedrich schiller university gentlemen welcome to both of you we just saw a piece there about angela merkel about her her governing and also her career history just generally speaking in the wake of these election results where do you think that we are on that trajectory now at this point is this now the point at which she starts to descend. no sure america. and she will do it she's pregnant i think efficient and the other party members who will be in this possibly in this correlation know what they have to do there pragmatic petitions and they know that they are responsible for having that kind of government so she would do it again she did it already she's very tough. that's certainly something that is definitely not up for debate she is certainly very tough but you know the coalition that she is trying to get together we just want to remind our viewers it's a coalition of unlikely bedfellows and she really only has one option so what do you think it's going to be a very thorny road to a new governme

stephan murky director of the national theatre environment wanted to perform friedrich schiller's play william tell on the would lead meadow and asked the court to design the stage according to legend this is where swiss rebels.

keith schiller is his name. he is reportedly leaving for financial reasons.he is also frustrated by new restrictions put in place by john kelly regarding access to the president. i spoke with david axelrod and david gergen and maggie haberman who reported that "new york times" story. the contents of the original letter appeared to provide the clearest rationale for firing mr. comey. what specifically does that mean? >> it's a wonderful question. we have not seen the letter. so we're trying not to say what we don't know. what is described to us is it was an unfettered screed. several people used the word screed who are familiar with the content of the letter. it was the president talking about his views of comey and his views of comey's professionism over the course of the clinton e-mail investigation and through the course of 2016. and he made a reference -- i'm paraphrasing here, but he made a reference to comey telling him, the president in private conversations that he was personally not under investigation. the implication was obviously related to the rus

>> keith schiller is one of his friends. he might take that as a personal loss if he has distance. one question i have is how long is he going to want to remain in the job? >> and there's always the challenge, you know, to borrow senator blount's language as he described another leader, there is another one that spoiled that he has to manage and i don't know how long this is going to last. >> the happiest about john kelly are lawmakers on capitol hill and finally, they're getting a clear message out of the white house. >> all of it gets tested in the month of september. you guys are great. appreciate it. >> thanks, chuck. >> rough week. that's all we have for today. have a safe and enjoyable last gasp of summer this labor day weekend, enjoy the football and remember, we'll be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press". oo >> you can see more "endgame" in "post game" on the mtp facebook page. can see more "endgame" in "post game" on the mtp facebook page. >>> could this not be -- could this not be the moment where he pivots to presidential and unifies the nation du

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stefan murky director of the national theatre environment wanted to perform friedrich schiller's play william tell on the would lead meadow and asked the court to design the stage according to legend this is where swiss rebels took their vows and founded their country the hood the meadow is sacred to the swiss. watch maker indicated and then to claim that. they were in a little while for. a few weeks later booker started to put his idea into action. he needed sharpened tree trunks for the twenty six sculptures he wanted to place on the meadow twenty six the number of swiss cantons. each tree trunk was between six and nine meters long. the project took weeks and was a logistical tour de force. piece by piece the stage was assembled. a sort of forest emerged from the logs ropes and boulders between which the actors would later moved. the seating can accommodate two thousand seven hundred people and crowds flocked to the ridley to experience because stage sculpture. in the summer of two thousand and four two hundred years after its first performance william tell was staged amid the praye

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and one of president trump's longest serving aides keith schiller is leaving the white house.president trump's right hand made for two decades, schiller is leaving. reportedly due to financial reasons. one cnn source did say that he was frustrated with john kelly's organizational structure, which restricted his access to the president. i want to break this all town with dana bash, david gergen, and jonathan turley. dana, multiple reports on this draft letter. how much does this ratchet up questions about the special counsel investigation, the extent to which the white house could have some explaining to do? >> i'm not sure how much it ratchets it up, but for those of us not on the inside, it gives a little more of a window into what the special counsel is working on, which is a big danger zone for this white house and this president. because the notion of getting this letter, the content of this letter suggests that the inquiry is, at least in part, looking at obstruction of justice. the reasons for firing james comey, what were the president's bases for it, and the idea that

him sitting here just next to me and oliver limca joins us rejoins us we have to say again from schiller university. i was hunting you first what do you make of what we just heard there from the s.p. there. well it was an upbeat surprisingly upbeat address clearly it's trying to prepare his party is trying to give the party a kind of push an emotional look forward to the future as an opposition in parliament and he's hoping that that will give his party nouveau new profile new ideas and probably even new people. yes i think in fact that happened practically five minutes after the results were announced yesterday even last night in the television discussions that martin short's participated in he was a lot more combative especially criticizing going to moscow than he had been during the entire election campaign and you know and one has to wonder where was this martin schulz actually during the campaign because you know his party very optimistic when he when he first was unanimously voted by the party in order to be their candidate for chancellor in fact. what would you say oliver i mean w

because they say schiller is trump's emotional anchor. oh, when was he resigning? 30 years ago?aughter ] seriously, this has been the emotionally anchored trump? [ light laughter ] what's the unhinged trump going to do? build a lair? [ laughter ] former president obama today criticized president trump's decision to end the daca program. of course, the only reason trump wants to end it is because he thinks daca is obama's middle name. [ laughter ] "we must end the failed policies of barack daca hussein obama." [ laughter and applause ] incidentally, daca is also what hillary clinton shouts at the bar when she wants another daiquiri. [ laughter ] "can i get a daca?" [ laughter ] what? yeah, i know i should have got -- [ light laughter ] new york mayor bill de blasio recently praised his running of the city saying, "you'd assume they'd be having parades in the streets." unfortunately, new yorkers can't get to the streets because they're stuck underground on the subway all day. [ cheers and applause ] nintendo recently announced that its character mario is no longer a plumber. appar

on the german far right at berlin's free university and we also have oliver from yana friedrich schiller university he's an expert on the german political system gentlemen thank you so much for joining us to put this all into context and hi i will begin with you what do you make of what we just saw from the f.t. . you know. at this center between the chairwoman and the candidates for the parliament and you could have seen that since months it's a split in the middle of this party we've seen the f.d.a. just generally speaking as a party i mean they they are already known for walking out of debates so perhaps this is no surprise that front entry was also so dramatic today but just generally speaking i mean they have tried to tap into this discontent among the voters on this dissatisfaction in germany all over what do you make of what we heard today. i think it's an expression of. a. swell of anger and resentment that we can and could see for a long time and now it has expressed itself into this kind of election success and they play a game they play a game for for attention so i don't thin

stefan mackie director of the national theatre environment wanted to perform friedrich schiller's play william tell on the would lead meadow and asked the court to design the stand. according to legend this is where swiss rebels took their vows and founded their country the hood the meadow is sacred to the swiss. they come to get them then to move that. over on the good will. a few weeks later the car started to put his idea into action he needed sharpened tree trunks for the twenty six sculptures he wanted to place on the meadow twenty six the number of swiss cantons. each tree trunk was between six and nine meters long. the project took weeks and was a logistical tour de force. piece by piece the stage was assembled. a sort of forest emerged from the logs ropes and boulders between which the actors would later move. the seating can accommodate two thousand seven hundred people and crowds flocked to the ridley to experience stage sculpture. in the summer of two thousand and four two hundred years after its first performance william tell was stage of made the cars artwork. thanks. than

freely elected german national assembly met environment the city made famous by good turner and schillerstrays a man was the chairman of the newly formed german peoples party which wanted a constitutional monarchy but now it was the social democrats like friedrich hébert who had to say. that. i thought. i'd get there but. i gave a right hand. here and. in the national assembly the advocates of a republic had a two thirds majority based on the social democrats the left liberals and the catholic center party staff strays a man and his german people's party mourns the passing of the old days as a result many saw him as yesterday's man. who didn't feel stuck or anything from god is going on this to understand. for the first time women could also vote and stand for election i think it's coming. and communicate. with. them and had gone to weimar with mixed feelings to his wife he wrote today was the solemn opening of the german national assembly or rather should have been in my heart when i live in the old days and it hurts to see how everything has changed and that. these feelings were not sh

keith schiller is lose -- leaving. he was once mr. trump's bodyguard and closest confidant. they welcomed back john mccain in washington. he had been receiving chemotherapy for cancer in phoenix. he is the chair of the armed services committee. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." limbo,rican dream in nearly one million people who arrived in the u.s. as children face uber tatian after the trump administration pulled the curtain down on daca. id dive into the controversial decision and what it means for the tech community. plus, they remain cautious on forecasts. we break down the scorecard since meg whitman jumped ship, and we monitor the company's conference call. dice on an ipo for its most successful franchise. will angry birds continue to soar or follow the path of game makers that beckinsale on the public market? after months of speculation amidst messages the trump admi

you are talking about 21, 22 times last month's earnings, maybe 31 times if you look at the bob schillereasure of value in the price of equity multiples. valuations are much lower in equity markets in europe. that is a big one. the second is despite the german election results, i see the movement toward greater -- ifation more or less they delay integration, i still see the eurozone go in more together as one common economic i do not think is figured into equity prices. a second reason i am optimistic on the european equity markets. mark: a quick question on the euro. it has come down since the weekend election result is of the uncertainty over coalition building. we have come down from those 120 levels to 117. have we seen the highs for the euro against the dollar? i suppose you have to look at the dollar side. right, youlutely have to look at the dollar side of the equation so if you start at the dollar side, i cannot see the fed to continue to be as hawkish as they have threatened. that is negative for the dollar and positive for the euro. on the european side, i think the ecb is like

rightout hotel shilla, 26.most since july tourism stocks like schiller had borne the brunt of china'sispleasure over the missile korea,ent in south losing about 24% this year. for now, it is on the up. to the latest in north korea given the sanctions we saw from the united nations security council, it could be positive when it comes to sentiment, because the u.s. would not want to further antagonize china. david: and dollar-yen barely moving as well. we have yet to get a response from. . thank you. to paul allen in the first word news. an update on brexit. paul: thank you. u.k. government has one casket the first fight on the key major legislation by a majority of 36. the guardian is reporting senior measures of theresa may's conservative party will demand significant changes before becomes law. bill allows ministers to change existing laws without consulting parliament. despite ongoing uncertainty, london has retained its ground as the world's largest financial center -- center. hong kong leapt into third place behind new york. london fell only two points, the smallest decline among

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he schiller's is leaving his job as director of oval office operations. what of his closest confidence outside his family. the resident is said to be crushed -- president is said to be crushed. of the tops universities in the world are out today. the list from the times higher --cation has u.k.'s schools has u.k.'s schools in the top spots. there is a tie for third with california institute of technology in sanford, m.i.t. rounds out the top five. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. julia? thanks so much. the war of words between north korea and the united states is continuing. north korea news agency is responding to the united states calling for new sanctions against it, saying the u.s. is a he myth aggressive who is being big -- who is begging for war. president trump saying, i am allowing south korea and japan to increase military equipment from the red states. earlier today, we are tied for -- the only way to handle north korea is to contain it. nu

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i am really ready in the tradition that we do not have in the states, a german tradition from schiller down to a , aderful german historian female, she was tough and stood up to hitler's, would not let them have any part -- would not have any part of him. she felt this dramatized history, which is what these books are, they stick closely to the fact area and i am not making up wild romances . this is what really happened. what i am trying to do, what pushes it into the dramatized history or fiction if you will, is i am trying to get in their heads. we know a lot of what people said, although the history tends to clean it up. you sometimes have to go back and say, how do these eats? you have to read the diaries, and letters and the memo until you have the voices. unfortunately, growing up in pennsylvania, irish had the irish and welsh voices for the various books. there was a chinese soldier, who'll did not make an appearance in gettysburg but it was a really polyglot nation. even more than today -- even more so than today with the spanish migration. . there were entire regiments that s

the equities are priced, schiller pe is less than half the price of multiple of u.s. stocks.econd, there is positive economic momentum. you will notice the long, deep recession in brazil has come to an end. producedure on, duties -- on, oddities producers, we have seen the bottom of the price of oil. the third factor is price momentum. over the very short run, price momentum is your friend. it has turned. where two years ago, you could say yes, ok, yes, very cheap, what is the catalyst, when is it going to turn? it is hard to figure out ahead of time but not hard to sell the chart that the prices have turned and emerging-market currencies are appreciating and outperforming u.s. equities or over the last year or so. those are the three things we see. cheap assets, improving economic fundamental and positive pricing. julie: chris, we have to leave it there down. thank you. chris brightman, cio for research affiliates. some more insight on what is happening in washington from kevin cirilli. he is at the white house. and our national political reporter on capitol hill as that thi

i think it is also worth remembering that kei schiller, and we don't know this, but he is likely to have given that he was the person who attempted to deliver that letter to james comey and he was aware of certain aspects of that process. that could also become very expensive. >> and david axelrod, you think about the sheer number of people who have left from the president's inner circle or those who were starting out in the white house. especially amidst this idea of the president feeling isolates with the stress of the russia investigation. what kind of impact do you think that has. >> i think it does have an impact, anderson. i think presidents want people around them whom they are comfortable. president obama had a group of people, marvin nicholson and reggie love who was his body men who were with him for years and it gave him comfort to have familiar people around him. now what we've seen is the chief of staff john yekelly have comen and and i a -- a number of people have left in quick succession and the question from the beginning is how will the president tolerate this new cultur

sources tell cnn that keith schiller, director of oval office operations is leaving over financial resources one source said under john kelly is a problem. >> and the president considering skirting daca to protect young undocumented migrants from deportation. people who were brought here as children. >> joining me now, kelly james torrance and tom low bianco, good morning. so tom, once we knew the president sat down with lester holt, that the russia thing was on his mind when he decided to fire james comey but this is tangible written evidence, about why the president was thinking about. this obviously is becoming a central element in this investigation of potential obstruction of justice. >> absolutely. remember, the chaos of this administration, especially at the beginning. pre-john kelly has consequences. and look at the -- on the one hand you had the attorney general, jeff sessions, working together with the newly appointed deputy attorney general rod rosen stein to lay out one area where they were going to argue how they were going to handle this, the reason for firing, the clinton e-ma

keith schiller donald trump's personal security guard but really like a brother to him is leaving the white house. and that's a big deal. he is someone who has been with trump for almost two decades. trump confides in him. tells him everything. he is the first person that trump sees in the morning. walks him from the residence and back to the residence at the night. he is old friends, often feeding him information from people on the outside. trump asks him advice, policy advice. he is one of the last few people from that old world cutout. and frankly, donald trump, yes everyone recognizes that the oval office needed order and that this couldn't continue. but i don't believe that donald trump is going to sort of put up with this for much longer. i think he is going to lash out, call the old people -- i mean he still talks to cory lewandowski. i don't see it as sustainable course of action. >> jonathan thank you for that jonathan swan, ronald, indira stick around with me if you will indulge me. is the trump white house preparing to end immigration protections for dreamers? the white hou

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