sebastian: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm sebastian salek.of the u.s. conflict with iran was apparent in financial markets and beyond. on monday, tom keene and francine lacqua spoke with the founder of eurasia group, ian bremmer, about what might play out after a u.s. drone strike killed one of iran's top military commanders. tom: where's the strategy? you go right in this. there needs to be a recapitulation, a reinvigoration, of an american strategy on the broader middle east. is it out there somewhere? >> oh, no. but i do think there is more of a pivot from the middle east. i do believe that -- tom: can we afford to leave the middle east? ian: we can afford to leave more than our allies, including in europe and in the middle east. i mean, when the saudis were hit by iran, they were so stunned that the united states didn't do anything to back them up, they started negotiating with the iranians directly. that was the interesting takeaway, that iran ended up in slightly stronger geopolitical position, even if there economy takes a major hit fr

sebastian: better than i deserve. >> will sebastian, i was listening to the program we do mentioned in your books, you have some discussion on what we can do and i thought i would relate to a terrifying story that is a little spark of hope to it. my hubby is the lonely hubby. i go to these toxic people give about global warming. i don't scare everybody and convince everyone that we are destroying the planet. and usually the only person who asked about the science and questions that they are doing. over the past six years, i noticed that these presentations have evolved in the latest now is presentations are the revolving around the urgency to act and to do something. in the latest would i went to, locally, was organized by party democratic party folks, and they had the high school democrats students there. they were all doing their presentations on global warming and then a couple conservation people and scientists, and the whole audience and everybody else is being really jammed up to say we have to act. we have to do something. and coincidently about a week before that, was a confere

sebastian this is bloomberg. : ♪ sebastian: welcome back to bloomberg best. i'm sebastian salek.e conflict with iran was apparent in financial markets and beyond. tom kadant and francine lacqua spoke with the president about what might play out after a u.s. drone strike killed one of iran's top military commanders. >> where's the strategy? this.o right in a there needs to be a recapitulation, a reinvigoration of an american strategy on the broader middle east. is it out there somewhere? >> oh, no. but i do believe there's more of the pivot from the middle east. >> can we afford to leave the middle east? >> i mean, when the saudi's were hit by iran, they were so stunned the united states didn't do anything to back them up, they started negotiating with the iranians directly. that was the interesting takeaway, that iran ended up in slightly stronger geopolitical position. even if there economy takes a major hit by the u.s.. the u.s. is going to be a more unstable place going forward. how much of that is going to affect the global marketplace is likely to be reduced. why? the u.s. i

this week i'm in san sebastian. spain's culinary hotspot, tasting my way through all of the pintxos, and finding out how to pay like a local. aupa! we hear about the positive effects of travel on our mental health. i'm feeling on top of the world. fantastic! and rajan is in saudi arabia, exploring jeddah's historic district. san sebastian, the basque country's holiday playground, tucked away up here on the bay of biscay. it's really stunning. there are three beaches with coastal hiking trails, but what people really come here for is the food. this northern spanish city holds one of the highest numbers of michelin stars per square metre in the world, and they also claim to have the most bars per person, so this place sounds right up my street! and the basques have their own way of eating, too. it's all about pintxos. my guide to the pintxos scene is luis. he grew up in san sebastian and he runs pintxo food tours. so this is my first time trying pintxos. how does it all work? pintxos is our tradition, the way to socia

. >> now on booktv, we are live with author and radio talkshow host, sebastian gorka. former deputy assistant to president trump is the author of defeating jihad, why we fight. and most racially, the war for america's soul. the Ãand most recently. >> in your 2018 book, why we fight, you write the most significant threats we face today to not emanate from the world of nonstate actors. they come from old nationstate adversaries who have seemingly learned from the change wrought at the end of the 20th century and to understand the only way to defeat us is by using irregular or indirect means of attack. could the assassination of general solar - - fit into that theory? >> it could because of who he was his official title. thanks to having me on the show. he was the shadow commander. he wasn't a major general in a regular army commanding divisions in a normal battle for you face off in combat and everything is aboveboard and you know where everybody is. this isn't the battle of the bulge or the first gulf war. he used proxy forces including in the u.s. and the recent attemp

host: eleanor you were on was sebastian gorka. caller: hello mr.rka i have some questions and i may have to give you back on. host: you know what i apologize were almost out of time we want to get your voice and so go ahead and asked the questionn quickly. caller: basically i would like to have you envision a scale between marxism and fascism. and i'll say we are country that has always been central not either extreme. in order to pursue the moderate vision of freedom and liberty for all, how do you connote more integrity of individuals. because i find it very difficul. host: i am so sorry, we have to leave it there and will let mr. gorka answer. guest: there is a problem with your question, it's a very common misinterpretation. there is not a scale of politics in communism and fascism. remember, the not to party was called a national socialist workers party of journalism. with regards to your s second point, you judge a man or woman not by what they say or what they tweet, you judge them by what theyhe do. obama may have been good at reading speec

. >> sebastian gorka, in your 2018 book "why we fight" you write the most significant threats we face today do not emanate from the world of nonstate actors but from old nationstate adversaries who have learned from the change right at the end of the twentieth century and to understand the only way to defeat us is by using irregular or indirect means of attack, the assassination of general soleimani fit into that theory? >> it did because of who he was, his in official title. thank you for having me on this show. the shadow commander. he wasn't a major general in the regular army commanding divisions in a normal battle where you face off in a theater of combat and everything is aboveboard, the battle of the bulge, this isn't the first gulf war. this is an individual who used proxy forces in six continents including the us and the recent attempt against the saudi ambassador to wage irregular warfare using means the weaker power developed against a far more powerful adversary, the united states is no longer a superpower. we are a hyperpower, nobody can come close to us in a conventional

. >> sebastian gorka in your 2018 book, why we fight. you write that the most significant threats we face today do not emanate from the world of nonstate actors. they come from old nation state adversaries who have seemingly learned from the change, wrought the end of the 20th century and who understand that the only way to defeat us is by using irregular or indirect means of attack. the assassination of general soleimani fit into that theory. ... . he was the shadow commander. he wasn't a major general in a regular army commanding divisions in a normal battle for you face off in combat and everything is aboveboard and you know where everybody is. this isn't the battle of the bulge or the first gulf war. he used proxy forces including in the u.s. and the recent attempt against the saudi ambassador to wage warfare by using means that the weaker power has developed against the far more powerful adversary like the united states. america is no longer a superpower as a french analyst claimed it. we are a hyperpower. nobody can come close to u

i want to read on the situation going off the charts with mark sebastian.is a brilliant technician he is also my colleague at realmoney.com where i blog sebastian has a tried methodology. he spots selloffs before they happen by watching the volatility index called the vix for short. that measures the level of implied volatility in the s&p 500. they're afraid the vix is higher, when they're confident, it stays low most important thing is that normally the vix and s&p 500 move in opposite directions. this is what sebastian is always watching for when the market rallies and the vix rallies it with, that tells you lots of investors are afraid and we might be headed for a serious pullback we saw this happen a couple times last year. take a look at this pair of daily charts this are the s&p 500 on top and the volatility index or the vix on the bottom. last april the s&p 500 went up for several days in a row. you see the up days. and the vix started moving higher sure enough, the market experienced an orderly selloff and the vix spiked all right? then last septemb

sebastian: the latest u.s. data to the drama. >> this does not in any way change any expectations about economic prospects or fed policy. sebastian: carlos ghosn pulls off an escae

conflicts i missed him sebastian. china's recent celebrations for some of you the mystery one court of public relations triumph it was supposed to be my guest this week here in london is a big to golf how does he justify china's comes a lot of human rights abuses i'm a continuing pressure on hong kong conflict so far in 30 minutes doubling. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences are disastrous. we're talking entry series displaced flow and ruin the fun as well an exodus of people are starving who wants to survive needs to leave the country for money some rich. forbes so far in 75 minutes on t.w. . earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. googling dia's tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world is the protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. interactive content to inspire people to take action global audience and series of global 3000 on t.w.m. and online. surely the originators just shows numbers but fred shows. th

that it's pretty rare which is why i'm very happy it works so well by sebastian's and yes. it means we can offer these regional caviar in a restaurant and that's very special to. us. next the food scott went to sebastian needed my ass farm and bombed back in southern germany it wasn't a restful visit to the paradox up one metre long roots from the soil trying not to damage them you have it that way and i've got lots of juice in them now the more you damage them the more juice comes out not to sign of quality and if i want to follow that and pull them out but i rip them then i need to stop from the beginning again a little but the only extraordinary specialties warrant this much work what the 2 men are after are licorice roots these are usually found in west asia and are used for making licorice. but how does licorice root fit into gourmet cooking your asphalt brought his freshly secured treasures to the restaurant to head chef to be a space for tasting and quality assessment 1st the albino caviar. it doesn't have much flavor yet because it's so fresh. both agree that the st

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conflicts with sebastian. china's recent celebrations for a summer given a mastery one quite a public relations triumph it was supposed to be my guest this week here in london is a victim golf how does he justify china's comes along of human rights abuses i'm a continuing pressure on hong kong the 1st conflict so for 30 minutes off to dublin. here i am. sick closest place to hell i'm just. in standing here. and gangsters a camp. all lit to keep me warm. nice news and keep in touch with. mom. i listed all the story. requires a. must. starts january 27th on d. w. . 100 small feeds in my clients. where i come from rajoy remains an important means soft transmitting mules and information and when i was young my country was drawing on confidence the war problem which people most people would cause of our own drudgery deceivers. it was my job to tour in one off the lot of just odd to say it's sold out to everyone in the town poor old mrs tozer days it's. nothing cause in france admired known cardia in jonathan morris

to get this affects everybody understands the place that you enter the conflict zone and join tim sebastian as he holds the powerful to account this is the fix for your whichever way you like to spin the conflict zone. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german and why not play with him simple online on your mobile and free stuff from d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy. this week on world stories. families fight for their lives in venezuela. a police officer criticizes his own ranks you know gone. but we begin in germany 30 years ago citizens stormed the headquarters of the hated she does the secret police in east berlin a contemporary witness reports. he was there both going templi a former east german civil rights campaigner 30 years ago he and other demonstrators pushed their way into east germany stars the headquarters it's still the resting place of thousands of files on citizens who were spied on. software's oh yes i said so you know what we want this peaceful disarmament our ac

sebastian: now or into the transition period. wake up tomorrow morning, nothing will have changed at all. we are gearing up for those tops. they will kick trade away. probably late february or early march when we get going with those, and the trade is on. you have to get something started before the end of the year. that is when the transition ends. that is another no deal klepac. there are many who are confident -- another no deal cliff edge. there are a lot of people who are confident that can happen. deciding what relationship britain once with u.s., the china. this will be the difficult bit. everything so far has been the easy bit. guy: that is exactly how it felt. maria, let's talk about what is happening in brussels. sebastian talking about the sense of celebration in downing street, but the first time we've seen a departure from the european union cannot be a cause for celebration where you are. say is oft i would course it is significant to have a member state leave the european union. everyone was stopped when that refer

la fiesta de la calle san sebastián está en su apogeo. >> (música). >> han llegado para celebrar lalebración. pero la alcaldesa decidió continuar. >> a todo el que pueda que venga y se divierta, celebrar con los amigos y hermanos del sur. >> otro grupo que está de acuerdo en que se realizará la celebración son los artesanos que tienen todo el año esperando por el evento. >> me alegro que se haya celebrado, son cuatro meses de trabajo. >> de todo lo recaudado por los artesanos, parte de ellos será donado. nos encontramos con este perrito bien patriota, y un residente del viejo san juan. >> la gente está dando un donativo para los perros del sur. >> y aunque siente el dolor y saben de la inestabilidad que se vive en el suroeste, comerciantes y empleados públicos creen que al final las fiestas ayudarán a todo puerto rico. >> vale la pena haber venido, las personas se distraen, se >> telemundo se ha unido para >> en méxico, nueve edificios fueron afectados por un terremoto en el estado de oaxaca. se registró ayer a las 7:00 de la noche, cerca de san jerónimo de tepic. luego de este sism

conflicts of misty and sebastian. china's recent celebrations for a 70th anniversary was quite the public relations triumph it was supposed to be my guest this week here in london is afflicted golf how does he justify china's comes along the 1st human rights abuses i'm a continuing pressure on hong kong the 1st conflict so far. off t.w. folks. in the army of climate change. the to customer service going to. cut up some small. cuts what ideas today how for future. cut. keep the money dot com africa. city. yes cancer. here i am back at home sick closest place to hell i'm just bored ignorant in the open few. niceties and keep thinking. i would doubt our story nikos a more must. run starts january 27th on d w. imagine being born as. your ally become prove it since you want to look but no school trick you want to be use to put on a lab to cook when you're sick at the doctor's note when you fall in love they won't mind you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to you assure your humans have no human rights. when

and there's plenty of work still left to do for yohana sent his boss someday sebastian the last ones to open up a museum on the upper floor of his workshop the exhibits will be old plaster trim from buildings the idea is to have yohannes work on it if things go according to plan the master wants to employ his apprentice once he's finished his training. mysterious bits tom tally may become the biggest skiing region in the world slopes instead of pristine nature and an annoying mountain peak just blasted away. the customers wanted so bet's the bottom line. is that really true. so much tourists kemi outspan. 60 minutes. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced. the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world you know. forget them when i didn't go to university to kill people that i don't want to have my boss come to me and tell me to kill someone having in many and if i don't they'll kill me. with their lives and their future so they seek refuge abro

and you can see tim sebastian's entire interview with the talia was so right here on the w.n just a few minutes or you can watch it online at d w dot com slash conflict zone dozens of world leaders are gathering in jerusalem to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp and all eyes will be on the world holocaust remembrance center. it's israel's official memorial to the victims but and survivors of the holocaust dialla to the center has the important task of ensuring their stories are not forgot. leading a tour through jerusalem's holocaust memorial yeah but sham is always special for jonathan matthews today the young israeli researcher is guiding a group of israeli schoolchildren with its monumental architecture a powerful exhibition it's a place like no whether to learn about the shoah generally speaking the whole concept of telling the story in this museum and perhaps connecting different generations story the holocaust is by focusing on the victim and when they focus on a victim we have not really stark information museum but we also have pe

they, book tv features latest from sebastian gorka. this is a clip from a live conversation with sebastian gorka. i viscerally understood that totalitarians are back. they may not be commonest, they are totalitarian. and if you read the works that inform groups like al qaeda, it is clear that america is once again facing a global, totalitarian ideology. -- his latestok book is "the war for america's soul." join the conversation with your tweets and facebook messages. and steven greenhouse talks about his book. >> so many people had no idea what unions are or do an early -- and how they help bring us the 40 hour workweek and our pensions. -- sticker union are the folks who brought us the weekend. i try to explain to people that unions have achieved a whole lot now they are really in decline. result, things are considerably worse for workers than was the case. >> watch featured nonfiction authors on c-span two. normally, there would be a team of helicopters supporting each other to make sure they were safe. but because there was no one e

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sebastian: we try to look forward.ink that a lot of the good news has already been priced in and the next six to nine months. 60% years have rallied on year. a lot of that performance happened in the second half of last year. i think that the stock has priced in some of the big news. although there is good guidance, over 17% growth, and industry growth is very strong and margin expansion, but the group of consensus is lying. everybody has factored in the estimates. yvonne: everyone is talking about 5g. out what point does this overhyped, given the fact that we see the u.s. considering extending, or tightening that grip on huawei? sebastian: part of the reason for china accelerating 5g deployment is part of the outcome of the trade war. think they have overstimulated it to be faster. there isally, we think an exterior nation happening in china. because of that optimism happening. there could be some overhyped expectation. you see it in the numbers from 5g smart phones where numbers have been raised in the last six month

sebastian: that will be a thorn in his side.you look back to the 2019 election, the scottish national party did pretty well north of the border. they are really building a case for another independence referendum. the last one happened in 2014. the agreement was this would be once in a generation. the argument now is that brexit has changed that. scotland voted 60% to stay in the european union, so there is a case building for that, although in terms of a mechanism, boris johnson needs to give consent. we do have a poll over the last few days that shows for the first time since 2015, a majority support for scottish independence. that will be a big issue for boris johnson. you were talking as well about all of the issues now that we go into this frayed relationship with e.u. this,ess will be covering and i think, the feeling from the people is that this is not going away, despite what some may want. vonnie: thank you. long day and more hours to come. let's check the markets. in the middle of this selloff now, picking up steam now

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are you the sebastian who worked for donald trump in the white house.smiled and extended my hand and said yes, that is me. and here i have to edit things. one that case, if you, you notate. i have been through the mill in the white house. but he never had somebody who was literally the most powerful free nation in the world do that in front of me or do that in front of hundreds of witnesses. no with my family background. but for this little girl to go back to her family, the mother and grandmother probably were standing there. i looked in the face and i said, who in the hell do you think you are. my parents suffered under nasi occupation in central europe. and after that my weather, on the communistic side was arrested and tortured and imprisoned and who the hell do you think you are. to call me a nosy. the girls mother was shocked and her job often said, did you really say that to this man. this is why i wrote this book. the little girl living in the freest nation in the world, with his grin from the joker in bettman, she looked in her mother and said

taylor: joining us on the ground, bloomberg's sebastian sa lek.he world's richest person just got a lot richer. billion toadded $8 his fortune after shares of amazon posted the best one-day gain since 2018. fourth-quarter results thanks to one-day shipping, prime membership, and growth in the clouds. amazon closed with a 999.9 plan logan dollars.9 market cap. coming up, social media market -- social media companies are trying to stop. raise from spreading. false storiestop from trending. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ the u.s. declared a public health emergency in response to the coronavirus outbreak in china, ordering a fort teen day quarantine for citizens returning from the province. then addition, flights from the u.s. to china will be restricted to seven airports. they have cut travel to and from the country. the actions announced friday by president trump's newly formed virus task force will begin february 2. the battle against the c

and extreme right party the leader of this patrol is sebastian schmidt who has a criminal record for incitement to hatred when he is on patrol he sees himself as protecting his fellow germans. then you know i took saunas in if you see someone committing a crime in a safe so. then every german has the right and suddenly a chance for smith and his comrades the men call out to 2 young women who are collecting signatures. they think they're scammers and pickpockets and follow them for a few minutes. because if you do win here the next ones will turn the same troop the vigilantes can't prove any of this they're going by instinct. they come from eastern southeastern europe most 17 year olds and you can recognize them by this list in their hands is a list and on if there's a settlement it's often the case that in this area roma and sinti do those kind of things if you know the appearance of the vision lanty patrol evokes images of nazi propaganda the name shaft should zone in or make safe zones can be abbreviated with s. s. in german just like it there's paramilitary organization doesn't se

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into the conflict zone with tim sebastian turkey has outraged many of its allies and fatness with its military operations in syria my guest this week here at the from policy forum in garland is turkey's presidential spokesman in for him colleen how does he justify his country's filing controversial policies that's focused on the brink of conflict comes next to mark de gaulle shoots at the feet of. arms exports to troubled spots. what role did the german foreign intelligence service b n d play. tanks in south sudan in myanmar german shipping companies delivered military hardware to sensitive regions. how was the b. and d. involved. the b.m.d. file german shipping companies and the arms trade in 45 minutes on d w. can i am a bit can. stick closest place to helen was missing an incident here. and jenks does a camp at all it trains kimi and more ignorant than you. nice news and you can do more of the unfortunate. mom. and i will say our story. because a. must. start january 27th on d w. when you do it in the west it's for public order them to do that suppression ok part of your take is an

starting at noon eastern on "in conversationa live with sebastian gorka.tian: when i saw those plans fly through the world trade center, i viscerally understood that the talent areas were back -- that the totalitarians were back. and if you read the works that inform groups like isis or al qaeda, it is clear that america once again is facing a global totalitarian ideology. >> his latest book is "the war for america's soul." his other titles are "why we fight" and "defeating jihad." join with your calls in face of messages. at 9:00 eastern on "after words," steven greenhouse talks about his book "eaten down, worked up." they do not realize how unions brought us 40-hour work weeks and pensions, and i want to explain to people, you know, unions have achieved a whole lot in american history, but now they are really in decline, they have really been taking it on the chin, and as a result, things are considerably worse for workers, i believe, than was the case 30, 40 years ago. >> watch featured nonfiction authors this week and every weekend on book tv on c-span

there have been months of demonstrations against the government of president sebastian pinera, with peoplerms and changes to the constitution. dozens have died since october. us congresswoman ayanna pressley has revealed she is completely bald because of alopecia. the massachusetts democrat told the root website that she started noticing her hair was falling out last autumn. the french fashion designer jean paul gaultier has said his next show in paris will be his last. he presented his first individual collection more than a0 years ago, and has long been known for pushing boundaries and blurring the lines between men's and women's clothing. and — you can keep up to date all with the latest news, business and sport on our website with reports from our correspondents based in over 80 locations around the globe. that's all at bbc.com/news — or download the bbc news app. the nspcc has backed calls for social media firms to hand over details about how young people use platforms like facebook and instagram. the royal college of psychiatrists believes the information would help analyse the benef