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trump thato told half of the fund would be invested in the united states.till ahead, our exclusive interview with bill merits, why he pulled the plug on a new health care fund. all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are live streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story we are watching, disney trying to recruit major hollywood studios according to people familiar with the plan. they are looking to add content to the disney anywhere service. said to be in an ongoing tug-of-war with five other major studios that support our format called ultraviolet. disney might have to change the name of the service to get other studios on board. attack focused meeting of the minds at trump tower this wednesday as the presen president-elect sat down with top executives. people ined that 62 the world control as much wealth as the poorest 4 billion. that is stunning. they could fit in this room, and i probably know half of them, and that's down from 400 people six years ago, so i think there are some real problems to talk about that are different tha

me thato say it grieves a lot of these well-funded efforts are making real headway into our government and into people's minds. even when i look at people who voted for our president-elect. a lot of the people voted against their own best self interests. and fed into the smaller government concept. but we need government to do some things that charities can't , many of themople cannot do for themselves. i would appreciate any comments or feedback. >> i think that is such an important point so often when we have these about budget we divorce them from the actual people and the actual things that we're talking about. i think that this is what it meant to my opening comment. but we are having a conversation that this audience understands, that's for well-funded groups can influence the process to the greatest extent. when the american people don't understand what is going on here. if the presentation is instead here is my idea to cut social , security and medicare and safety net programs, i think the american people view that very differently than come here is my presentation on how to re

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does he think they will do thato >> i'm sglad you brought it up because i brought it up in the interview. he is an expert on the budget , greatest threats to our country down the road and he said, no, that it is not at the top of their agenda right now. it's something he would like to get to later. but he said they are much more concerned right now about tax x re reform andmmigration and obamacare. a obamacare.o interviewed mike pence.lso pence and ryan are close. how critical is that relationship and the connection to president-elect trump going to be, do you think, in moving this legislation forward? >> well, that's so inciteful because it's not at all obvious, but you're right. republican pence is a trusted republican, if you will, a trusted conservative on capitol hill.ayg so when donald trump is out in public saying things that some republicans consider to be unreasonable or outrageous, it is pence who is on capitol hill saying, now here is what we are really going to do. so speaker ryan told me that pence has been in all of the meetings that he's had with un donald trump and as pre

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thato, drug companies raise the prices of their drugs in outrageous ways do risk ofiting the wrath politicians. and for me, watching this, i thought this was probably something we would see again, something we have seen before, and we will see what kind of solutions happen, but is kind of a symptom of a larger issue that continually rears its head. >> read carolyn johnson's stories at washingtonpost.com. thank you for joining us. >> our viewers can watch the complete hearing on mylan and the epipen at c-span.org. joining us now is a reporter for bloomberg. she's been covering the hearings on capitol hill dealing with wells fargo after it issued unauthorized now is a reporter for clients -- accounts. >> this issue really came to a point. allegations that it had opened more than 2 million accounts without customers knowing about it. this was something that immediately got the public's attention as well as outrage from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle over consumer protections and the fact that the size and scope of this misconduct had gone on for so long. allegedly it had touched thousands o

what if they live in a violent neighborhood where they can be attacked f and have thato -- attacked and have that food stolen? have these conversations so we can pick up on these kinds of things, and understand there is more to poverty than the facts and figures. these are real people. if we do more than that, i think we will get somewhere. rebecca: one of the threads throughout this post election analysis period we have all been living through has been around how do we communicate more effectively, how do we communicate in different ways than maybe we have then that will have a better chance at reaching people who maybe did not hear a progressive message and saying, that's the answer to my problem. we are simultaneously realizing that we are also living in a post-truth world, which is merriam-webster's word of the year. in a world where fake news is beating out real news and facts and figures, how do folks inves, how do organizations like the center for american progress where we are so accustomed to thinking facts and figures will win the day because they are true, how do we live in t

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thato renzi agreed to do pending budget approval by parliament.d how the latest with italy affects the eu, especially on or merkel's influence. >> there is no more force other than a stronger or tighter immigration for eu as a whole. transatlantic relationship, the most important in underpinning the u.s. led globalization is decisively repudiated by everything in europe over the last year as well as the elections we had three weeks ago. angela merkel, it looks certainly likely that angela merkel will get another term as chancellor in germany. the problem is her ability to leave -- tom: an expert on equity markets, he has been right. will that widen the gap you study and political economics? will it be ever farther apart by the working-class people? reason to believe that populism is losing momentum in europe right now. it is constrained significantly in germany. establishment parties had already been taken out of the map. if you asked me what is driving it, it is identity politics and concern about immigrants and refugees. it is not going away. to

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thato pass those bills so -- we need to pass those bills so that the agencies do not spend billions of dollars on old policies that are no longer needed. and cannot start new things. you the artillery piece. we are modernizing one point five pieces a month. there was enough money to raise it to six which is what we need to do to move through. they have to on the authorization work but you're atll going to be funded enough money to do one and a half month, roughly. if we had been doing those crs back in time, our modern airplanes would be the origins wright brothers flyer. i will not deliver this point and i have. i bake the chairman's indulgence. this is not the right way to do things for you and it is sloppy budgeting. it is sloppy appropriation. it is not sloppy through either of your fault. you have made this point over and over and you both have worked together to break the cycle. in the omnibus last year we should have done that. we were told we would going to do that. that this would get done by the end of the year. there would be a series of any buses or omnibuses and we will wa