. -- thell be looking deputy prime minister of the party is the same one he fired a few months ago.ll be prevented from speaking. i think this meeting will provide some clarity. the meeting will be watched closely. everybody will be scrutinizing what they are saying and this might be the -- the worst might be over for him. angie: thank you so much for that. rishaad: up next, morgan stanley remained underweight on emerging markets with 2016 almost upon us. we look at the year ahead. ♪ rishaad: let's check on some of the stories making headlines around the world. angie: more heavy rain is forecast for southern india. the region struggles with the aftermath of once in a century storms. the airports have partially reopened. at least 450 people are known to have died in the floods and police expect the number to rise. 14 patients have died in a hospital intensive care unit when the power failed. rishaad: the opposition has claimed victory in venezuela for the first time in 16 years. soaring inflation and crime have left many voters wanting change. venezuela is a member of opec and has be

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up 7%.le, ericsson is with thell to do dispute over the mobile device patents.wo juggernauts cooperate and work together. that is boosting ericsson shares this morning. it is all about the downward trend in spain. anna: thank you, caroline. that is an update on the stock movers. let's go to madrid. we have the latest on the spanish election story. you have a guest with you? i am joined by a man that predicted one year ago that we would see the uncertainty we have seen on sunday. thank you for joining us this morning. what we are seeing in spain, the market and the ibex, is a justified? >> financial markets don't like uncertainty. it is only natural to see this movement today. they couple months ago we saw the same in portugal. with the uncertainty in markets there and eventually adjusted. we will see a similar course of events taking place here. tom: we spoke about some of the coalition scenarios. shed some light on where you think things might go from here. antonia: there are two possibilities. a government led by the people's party. it is going to be very diff

therefore our preparations tend to be more than needed to face this, but nevertheless, as a sector, thellets have been preparing, and that can withstand a rate increase. yvonne: do you expect massive outflows after 2:00 p.m. eastern time? >> yes, i think that will happen today. right. all how much damage will we see? so far, we'vency seen that the currency in sri lanka has taken a tanking recently. >> i think that is mainly because of imprudent practices ,ollowed, particularly fiscal as well as the reluctance to build up necessary buffers, and that is suffering -- something we will be suffering for for quite sometime in the future. inflation at the right levels, inflation -- interest rates at the right levels, but in early 2015, there was a great deal of damage that will be felt in the time to come, and some of those practices need to be reversed quickly if we are to regain control of the economy, and some of the areas we are seeing like the slippage of the exchange rate, as well as the tensions in the budget, we will see the result of practices which we should have avoided at the beginni

thelle: if you trust reporting, and i do because it has been verified by a lot of people who know ted cruz, he is really hated. if you trust the polls in iowa, they are loving that about him. the voters are not looking for someone who is winning ia congeniality contest. viewed as not a team player. i worked with him on the recount in florida and that was ground zero for the biggest egos in both parties in the whole country. he rose to the top in terms of egomania. he is at the top of the polls in iowa so i think voters are saying we do not care. john: you are singing like kurt andersen said he is the biggest narcissist, you are saying among all of your colleagues in the recount effort that he was the biggest ego? nicolle: he was a contender. these are good republicans who work in the bush administration who say they would have a really hard time voting for ted cruz if he was the republican candidate. john: that is incredible to say. i think the one that has the most chance to stick is the notion he is a hypocrite. i think that has a real potential problem for him. coming up, we will t

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thell say the change to guardian mentality that is new. that is a shift in the context of policing agencies believing this is what they could do. they didn't used to believe that. that's why i started the talk with that anecdote. i think with the scrutiny and litigation with the fact that every police chief at least of a major city understands they have -- i'm going to say this on c-span. allel everybody else's * * the time. there are expected to solve the discipline problems. they expect they have to do with andinstitutionalization there are serious issues of mental illness on the street. they are expected to deal with people battling the disease of addiction publicly and in the streets because nobody else is dealing with it. they are constantly looking for innovative responses. they are motivated. i think there is reason for hope. professor, i wanted to tell you that on november 19, which thursdays away, our academy of criminology will have a forum on your 21st century report. sean, from your group, will be there. we also have david who

thell have to worry about viability of the top of the ticket. we are a long way from next november, nearly a year from now. 11 months from now. we will have to see how it sorts out. [indiscernible] senator mccain: it is just reality. the top of the ticket has a significant effect in those swing states. the best example is new hampshire. we have all those jerks from massachusetts coming over and voting. it goes democrat. that puts kelly ayotte -- in greater jeopardy. new hampshire is sort of the classic swing state. >> mark thompson from time. mccain: i am confident kelly will win, but is a bigger lift. i'd better be careful there, sir. referring to your experience and your temperament, i'd like to talk about the challenges associated with the rules of war and rules of engagement battling isis. ago, a recall, a week russian pilots shot and killed after bailing out of his wounded jet. you faced a similar situation. i believe you were on conscience -- unconscious so you might not have

recovering thell deadly civil war.throes of an attempt to create the league of nation wilson saw very different vision than he did with his international ideals. the league of nations was an attempt to form what he called an organization to end all wars. his screen the birth of a nation at the white house. it was the first film to play there in american history. the birth of a nation set the tone. it is still used to debate about how much progress has or has not heard. and whether such a films that have ever been made. america, the three birth of a nation hangs as vector. ultimately, the birth of a nation is about controversy. it's a deep ignorance. it was something in the tradition of america the, the minstrel show. it's that the tone for the 21st wouldy when media literally create a visual democracy. the rebirth of a nation -- the timetable became the projector. all of those things look back through history. it's been said that those who don't learn from history are due to repeated. [applause]the truth? >> masking an

back to thell bring 2% target before his term ends in 2019.he clearly disappointed by the move that he announced a week ago. broadly i think it was pretty good. people forget that it was bad expectations. this as something that he needed to extend the duration of quantitive easing, but if the economy continues as we expect it will, we hope that he doesn't have to. much of it is strong cyclical pickup in the eurozone, and to a large extent, we still don't know the structural forms. we still don't have the sustainability of that growth in the eurozone for the longer-term, and we need the political environment to improve around the eurozone as well. anna: talking about the eurozone economy, there are interesting details on the results from dixon's car from today. in the southern european business, it talks about how sales in southern europe rose by 7%. do you see plenty more scope for the eurozone economy around the periphery to supply investors on the positive side in 2016? is that going to be the thing that stops mario draghi from doing more qe

about thell us economy you have seen so far? what i can tell you is a mixed picture. release day survey increase but we did not see a lot of industrial activity. so it is a mixed view. we did not see the pickup from u.s. exports that we would like to have seen. up, where tong invest in 2016. ♪ carol: you are listening to the bloomberg advantage. we welcome everybody on bloomberg tv to our radio program. the managing principal at pain and regal. they've got about $95 million in assets under management. nice to have you back. marc faber telling bloomberg television that he is recommending treasuries and he is concerned about a recession. cory: that would be victim part of his protection. dumaat would be the --doom part of his protection. carol: what do you see in 2016. guest: thanks for having me on the program. when one talks about the bond market, it is the tale of many worlds. the bond market demise was greatly exaggerated. it depends on the market. in terms of your other guest comments, i don't believe it will be the highest yielding sector. i think the economy is o

>> i can't speak for others, but , thell see the report response, and the analysis of all countries. they will have the time to see and interject and get their view clearly delineated to the meeting. excellent degree of understanding. analysis will come not only from the secretariat, but from the countries, and we will take the necessary decisions in accordance ryan:. ryan: minister, thank you very much for your time. before i go, i want to show you a little bit of the madness in this room. you've got the 12 opec oil ministers here. they control 40% of the world's output. it is highly unlikely they are going to agree to a production cut at this meeting, but there is going to be a very heated discussion inside the room. there are going to be a lot of countries that say, if not at this meeting, let's talk about it seriously at the next one. ryan, well done on getting the qatari oil minister on record talking about a good level of understanding in terms of opec and the level of solidarity. ryan chilcote inside the opec meeting, bringing you a live comment from the qataris. what is the p

expand to thell country will expand deployment of its most sophisticated cruise missiles so it can be used for a caps on land as well as the seat. -- the sea. here in the u.s., more than eight and a half-million people sign up for individual health plans through the affordable shoppinggovernment-run market or had their policies renewed. nearly 10 million people will be plans by the end of 2016. the state department is set to release a thousand pages of hillary clinton e-mails today. scarlet: thank you's and much. coming up in the next half hour, plunging oil prices. we will take a look at what is ahead for crude prices in 2016. defaultto rico about to on bond payments due tomorrow. we will look at what he could meet for the future of the island's economy and for its residents as well. and looking for the best and of 2015.forming assets commodities run across the board. but there were some that did manage to close up with gains. ♪ scarlet: welcome back. commodities blew up in the second half of 2015. take a look at the bloomberg commodity index. it else around but with little change th

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thell you the truth, i hope republicans would have worked with obama. our economy would have been much off.r they fought him all the way helping him improve our economy. they were off to make sure he job.n't do a good that's not what you do for the country. you're elected to help the elect it to have a republican in office. idea.icans have the wrong the idea is to make everybody do better. not that you want to make sure the republicans do better. that's what's the problem. satisfied with obama did as much as he did. i'm much better off than i was bush was president. thank you and merry christmas everybody. for the call. survey onch center the middle class. the american middle class is point.ground with this no longer the majority and falling behind financially. calls and comments on better or worse off. is another viewer, who bernie sanders talked at length about helping the elderly. --tor recognize >> recognize that we have a rigged economy. forle class in this country the last 40 years has been disappearing. than weetter off today were when bush left

of thell" reports that e-mails released from hillary clinton, 325 have information classified as confidentialnd one classified as secret. jameslahoma republican lankford has released his report. in the first 45 minutes we will take a look at some of the findings but we also went to hear from you. if you had the ability to cut a government program, what program would you cut and why? for republicans, (202) 748-8001 for democrats, (202) 748-8002 for independents. if you are to share your thoughts on what government programs to cut on e-mail that is journal at c-span.org. the washington times takes a look at this report released yesterday from the oklahoma freshman republican james lankford. he writes that he replace senator tom coburn who for years was singling out 100 item spending 105 billion in spending and 800 billion and regulatory constraints on the economy that he says the government should rethink. one of the things he found targeted the small and the big. of those programs the $5,000 national parks documentary on roger howell. social security's practice of social security benefits and

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