theo, you were in syria in the early years of the civil war. tell us at what point did you encounter turkish presence there? was it during your captivity? >> yeah. yes, some of the most brutal, horrible torturers were turks. i don't blame this on the turkish government however. listen, at the very beginning of isis, before the wasn't isis, the important terrorist in syria were one big happy family. some iraqis, some turks and some come miniseries. the headquarters was hospital in aleppo, a compound of hospitals. the children's hospital and i hospital all these happy tears were gathered in the basement and torturing people, killing people and among the people yes were turks but there also kurds there. there were europeans, canadians. it was like an international sort of confederation of mujahedin. the reboot. i'd ask the syrian, like -- to protect me from the turkish guys because the turkish guys were still out of control guide to say to the series, like -- protect me from the turks because because these the strue out of control. look, i don't l

theo theo leggett, thank you.d he'd introduce a new system of state aid after britain leaves the eu. borisjohnson says restrictions from brussels have made it difficult to help companies that are in danger. mrjohnson was setting what he's called his ‘brexit roadmap' for what will happen if he wins next month's election. but he's been forced to defend a decision not to take part in a tv debate on climate change. 0ur political correspondent helen catt reports. boris johnson's borisjohnson‘s big boris johnson's big pledge borisjohnson‘s big pledge is getting brexit done. now he says if elected he could start passing laws immediately that could only come in when the uk stops following eu rules, the date he has set, the ist of january, 2021. rules, the date he has set, the ist ofjanuary, 2021. we will rules, the date he has set, the ist of january, 2021. we will back british business by ensuring that the public sector buys british. we'll scrap the tampon tax. we'll back british industry by making sure we can intervene

theo shared online showed officer weaving through a group of demonstrators at high speed. footage displays an out-of-control officer with a mindset of retaliation. atomic watchdog has confirmed that iran is increasing the management of uranium, breaking its commitments to the nuclear agreement. the agency confirmed enrichment mostking place under the significant breaches. they are extremely concerned about the violation. commitments to nuclear deal have deteriorated since donald trump pulled out of the deal in 2018 and started we imposing sanctions against iran. tongue the organization to start rolling back its commitments under the deal. tehran said they planned to break enrichment limits and confirmed it was stockpiling enriched uranium that was allowed under the agreement. they declared they were enriching uranium to 5%. it is in excess of the limit outlined in the deal. a former u.s. state department official says this is a calculated move by tehran. >> i think it is intended to raise the stakes. intended to force the u.s. and european union, even china and russia to t

theo leggett, bbc news. colletta smith is at the british steel plant in scunthorpe.t few months for the workers there? yeah, it has, ben. it was six months ago that we were here outside these gates and staff had just learned that the company had gone into liquidation. that meant a very uncertain future for them. but as you can see, the furnaces have been kept burning behind me over the last six months, the government effectively running this company while they were looking for a buyer. it was thought it could be the turkish company but that fell through last month. so, a big sigh of relief from the workforce here, 3000 people based at this plant here in scunthorpe, 3000 people based at this plant here in scu nthorpe, another 3000 people based at this plant here in scunthorpe, another 1000 in teesside, all breathing a sigh of relief. the company has been bought. we are expecting the official announcement within the next hour from the company, staff are coming infor from the company, staff are coming in for shifts and they have already been told by their line managers

theo, tell us for leadership debates. theo, tell us how rigorous it is? debates in 20101 think prepared gordon brown for debates in 2010| think there was just one question across all three debates that we had not anticipated and rehearsed and rehearsed. which was that? a question about the visit of the pope to the uk and would any of the pope to the uk and would any of the candidates like to support or condemn his various positions. that was one question we had not prepared and gordon spoke from the heart. it was something given his background that he was very comfortable with but i think we should expect every question tonight to be very well practised and prepared. in a way you can anticipate the main subjects. you can, just as if you are watching question time and think it is pretty obvious what is going to come up tonight because they will know. but they have spent a long time fighting each other across the dispatch box in the house of commons and they know what each other is going to say. they have done a lot of shadow—boxing. but say. they have done

african-american man also to commend your vision to put this out there to suggest that we have to shoot for theo stars. but on the supply diversity side the director for the washington nasa project is calling to not increase the budget there has been no conversation of minority owned companies partnering with private sector and the government on future budgets does your firm or organization have a component where it can measure the budget of diversity supply participation? thank you c-span you always have great and fascinating subjects. >> i am not privy to all of the internal things happening with the government and what has been taken place this is commercial operation so i'm not an expert on o that questio. >> the next caller is from missouri good morning. >>caller: thank you for taking my call. i don't believe aliens exist to think it is mathematical a possible two city universe is infinite which means there could be infinite amount of planets that life is infinite and a percentage of that life that could travel through space is infinite so we would see an infinite amount of spaceships flyin

masvidal pompeo is right -- nick: theo is right that he did emt bring it up to him in may but he did in september mccamley says pompeo chose not to defend of on of etch -- ivanovic and that is why mckinley resigned. the state department will pay for all of these attorneys that e appearing inside these deposition rooms because the committees are not allowing any government officials inside those rooms. judy: you have also been following another story and that is in this extraordinary indictment yesterday by the department of justice against twitter. mptwitteryees who were working for saudi arabia. nick: this is an extraordinary story. the first time u.s. prosecutors have accused saudi arabia oop surveilling inside the u.s. two twitter employees have been accused of accessing info that we give twitter, our private ntformation, and sending that to the saudi govern they accessed?sers' io that those critical to the saudi vernment. this is the saudi arabian government infiltrating twitter to contact and persecute its thitics. earlie year, my colleague and i sat down with multiple of these

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and afterwards, the central bank issued a statement saying theo commentse president were consistent with his remarks to congress last . >> here in the united states the stock market h been encouraged about the ongoinal tradeks with china. in beijing, there's a growing sense that getting a deal done will not be easy.>> a deal can be reached this a government sou told me that people were troubled when president trump said there was no agreement on phasing out tariffs. e chinese side felt they had an agreement in principle. there continues to be disagreeme on basic points of the deal too. the u.s. is pushing for scific commitments on agricultural purchases. it feels the move could alienate other trading partners. people here are unclr of president trump's political standing. because of the possible peachment and t election only a year away. the chinese will continue to negotiate. there's a big push to prioritize china cut the short term funding rate for the first time in four years. analysts expect the central bank to cut itse rat on wednesday. >>> time to take a loo at some of today's upgr

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is, does theo you change in economy -- america is maritime nation. does the current economy, the way things are evolving, does that change the calculus between america as an island nation and american now as a more robust ,art of the world economy asking you if you could comment on that. >> we are heavily involved with multi-domain operations. consequently, i do think that all domains have to be considered. i absolutely agree there are times when land domain is not the most important. i can even call the cognitive domain, but what is the reality? we need to have capabilities and work synergistically. educated officers who understand how the domains work together. there are times when each of those domains have to do their job. we do not have a soft domain. i would submit that special fromtion forces operate the land, all the land and they do things on land, so i would submit that soft is an extension of land domain. i think all of the domains are important. not to be a zealot for land power, but that is my favorite. >> good afternoon. i have two ques

lester >> all right, bill neely in london ard,hese bear all of theo in hallmarks of isis-inspired attack, the knives, the european city, the fake suicide bomb. why now? and could this be the start of something? >> reporter: lester, it could be the start of something and they do bear all of the isis hallmarks. and for years here, in europe, there have been isis supporters, in and out of prison, and many of them want to avenge the death of the isis founder, abu baghdadi, and it wasn't so long ago that he was hunted down by u.s. command yeses in syria and his body dumped into the ocean president trump saying how he was crying and died like a dog, that is not the narrative that isis wants to present. it wants to show that it remains strong and this period, the holiday season, is always a time when isis tries to attack, particularly those christmas markets that are soon to be opening. lester >> richard eng until london, thank you. >>> today's attacks come as security here at home is stepped up for the holidays. big events that draw crowds and a history of attacks at this time of the year pete

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theo leggett reports.of business rates. but there was a sting in the tail. if i also announce today that we are postponing further cuts in corporation tax, and before you storm the stage and protest... laughter. before you storm the stage, let me remind you, this saves £6 billion, that we can put into the priorities of the british people, including the nhs. we have already cut it from 28% to 19%. the stage wasn't stormed, but the decision to delay a 2% tax cut for businesses due next april was unlikely to have been aimed at the audience sitting in front of him. next to speak, the labour leader, jeremy corbyn. i also hope you enjoyed the warm—up act that's just left the stage. laughter. he dismissed claims that he was anti—business and outlined plans for what he called a green industrial revolution, underpinned by a new generation of apprenticeships. so today we are announcing a new climate apprenticeship programme, delivering 320,000 apprenticeships in england alone during the first year of a labour govern

staying with the subject of waste it is no secret that large quantities of clothing end up in lawn theo's shoes don't really fit any better but one john one startup has come up with an innovative plan to tackle the problem snake a rescue it meant old worn out shoes turning them into trendy fresh looking for it not only costs down a waste it also means you never have to throw away any of your favorite trainers. sneakers convenient comfortable and fashionable. really like the price was right in her house along with a mock up you get every year there's a new air max or whatever it is and people have to have them. that quick on the market make you quick on your feet but they're also quick to wear out and it's not read that they cost between $1.20 euros every year europeans throw away an estimated 1200000 tons of shoes. that sold the most shocking given the fact they're pretty easy to repair something hard. all too well but his mission is about more than saving sneakers from a premature to minds. we want to show people a way of having more respect for things that have been made for them by oth

so they say, hey, look over theo er in new hampshire, it is pretty good over there. they move here.y bring their ideas with them and they vote accordingly. jane: of course, a lot depends on who democrats pick to challenge him. the democratic field is a bit like the candy bar --you are spoiled for choice. do you go for the jawbreaker, gumball, roccay, or my personal favorite, the caramel cow tail? the point is, ty are all candy but they appeal to different tastes. bernie sanders won the last primary in new hampshire and is doing well in the polls right now. but many democrats have doubts about his ability to beat trump in a general eleion. >> there's momentum building for some of the candidates who are a little more moderate, at least nd a state like this, because i think we have anstanding that if we swing too far to the left with our deep divide, as it is, it will make pple unelectable. jane: mobilization is the key to 2020. given the tribal nure ofic american pol few people are likely to change their minds or their party. polls suggest that independentnd voters are fewar between.

here's more from our business correspondent, theo leggett, who broke the story.y are not needed, because the cabin of a jet airliner is pressurised. but in the event of a depressurisation, they suddenly become very important. that's when the masks will drop down from the overhead containers above you. and it is really important that you have that oxygen, because at 35,000 feet, for example, without it, you'd be unconscious inside a minute. at 40,000 feet, it could be within 20 seconds — not great. and if you didn't get oxygen quickly, it could even lead to brain damage or you could die. so it's very important that these systems are aboard the aircraft and that they work properly. he says that he was decommissioning some systems that had minor cosmetic damage, and he found that when he tried to depressurized them, some of them weren't depressed rising. so he says he got a controlled sample of 300 fresh from stock of these systems, and replicated the current that they would use to trigger them aboard an aircraft, and found that 75 of them weren't working, they were

here's theo again.6 five cities that together make up 25% of its operations. so, this is extremely significant. you just have to look at what is happening in the united states earlier this year, what happened in india couple of months ago, where drivers are protesting because they say for example they are being exploited. it is something that oprah denies, but it has a new business model, different model, which it has in building up overthe different model, which it has in building up over the last few years, but regulators have not been able to keep up. —— something that uber denies. it is banned in by gary and hungary for example. in turkey it had to pillar one of its services, because it was getting into trouble but various 305. because it was getting into trouble but various 30s. wright we will see you tomorrow at the usual time. hello. it looks likely that we'll close out the month of november as we began — with low pressure in control and rain around for many. it will be quite mild, on a positive

theo leggett, bbc news. colletta smith is at the british steel plant in scu nthorpe.t be a huge relief there, just before christmas, but it looks like theirjobs are going to be safeguarded. yes, after six months of free and uncertainty for the staff and of course their families and friends in this area, there is a real relief that another company has come in, but that company is a steel company. 0ne come in, but that company is a steel company. one of the preferred bidders previously had been another investment company, and a lot of unions have been saying today that it's a relief that a steel company are buying british steel so that they understand the business, they are more likely to invest for the long term. there is a palpable sense of relief among the workforce, 3000 of relief among the workforce, 3000 of them based at this one main plant in scunthorpe as well as another 1000 in redcar. what has been a political reaction to this news but this chinese conglomerate is spending £70 million buying british steel? well, we've been having reaction throughout the aftern

theo leggett, bbc news. big and small business in the uk. edwin morgan is director of policy at the institute of directors and craig beaumont is director of external affairs and advocacy at the federation of small businesses. thank you for being with us. variou5 p i ctu res thank you for being with us. variou5 picture5 made, all politicians saying they are friends or business. the conservatives starting off saying they are going to postpone this cut on corporation tax. although he said he has not been averse to reducing in business. there are positives but the two main pa rt5 of there are positives but the two main parts of boris there are positives but the two main parts of bori5johnson‘5 5peech there are positives but the two main parts of bori5johnson‘5 speech was about crediting 5mall employers with an £1000 to help employ people which we have been pushing forfor a couple of years so we're happy to see that and the corporation tax cut a5 linked acro55 see that and the corporation tax cut a5 linked across

becoming even delayed for so long that we probably won't be able to manage without removing theo 2 from that in the spirit basic stuff but the most important thing by far still is reducing c o 2 emissions you know every time a c o 2 that we don't emit is a ton that we won't have to remove later at great effort and expense but if you. want 0 emissions will need to offset the residual emissions we can't avoid. that will entail capturing c o 2. covering antarctica with artificial snow is a crazy idea as even the pasta researchers admit it would take enormous amounts of energy and tens of thousands of giant turbines. this kind of a get are going to experiment gives us an idea of how much energy and resources would be needed to make something like that happen and we realize this is something that we can't count on as a solution just like all of the other climate geo engineering techniques that are being discussed so far. a lot of research is needed to understand the consequences of geo engineering but perhaps one day it will become a tool in our struggle against the climate crisis. that is 2

i mean,'t i speak to what the president is trying to do but i think theo effect is intimidating. >> what did you think about the president's tweet to marie yovanovitch? >> i think it was terrible and it shouldn't have been done. and ultimately, everybody has agreed that the president has the ability to select his ambassadors and just do it. if you wanted somebody different, pick somebody different. you don't have to go through th procey went through and some of the things she had to deal with. intimidation?itness >> you know, i think witness intimidation is a very specific term used to influence somebody that's coming to testify in a this wasn't a jud g. proceeding but i think it was ill advised and something that shouldn't have happened. >> another person who testified this week was ambassad gordon sondland, the american ambassador to the european union and he spoke directly with the president about ukraineon at least a half dozen occasions. let's watch a portion of his opening statement. >> sure. >> i know that membersf o this committee frequently frame these complicated issues in the

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state firms had threatened t to boycott businesses whose employees are suspecteted of suppororting theo democracy movement the city's flag carrier has let cool for around twenty stuff since the protests began. rebekah c. was a flight to send. and she certain she was fired at beijing's behest. there's a clear picture for the hong kong people that chinese china government is chinese government's doing something to let you know you have to learn a lesson. you have to be good you have to follow what they ask you to do. many companies in hong kong have been criticized for touring beijing's line. according to this consultant china wields enormous influence with the city's business community. so i'm gonna go see amomong companies in hong kong we can say there is what we turn out white terror employees feel they can no longer say what they think. the impact has stretched beyond the city's business center. the pro beijing owner at thihis recyclig facility sat down with his employees individually. to dissuade them from taking to the streets. mister lowe told us that we can support the movement in

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when you look at competition through that back looking pencil thin theo the fcc was clear that the transaction is still in the public interest but when i push for somewhat unsuccessfully is for the fcc to modernize our approach in our definition of the market so when you do that when you see the market in which providers are competing in this new 5g era the public interest benefits of the transaction get even bigger. >> host: in your view, commissioner, has the att merger of last year laid out as it should? >> guest: i think we're seeing a robust competition and when i look at the finish line in terms of consumer choice and options for me it's not the first time we see 5g built out in new york or san francisco but we can only measure success when every communion in this country gets a fair shot at nexgen conductivity. the markers for that and have spent time out of dc and been in about 33 states and my time on his job and in sioux falls, south dakota they will be firing up 5g in that city now. that's 143 largest city in the u.s. i've been to small towns like fishers, indiana and a small cell w

this report from our business correspondent theo leggett contains flash photography.tination for the prime minister on the election hustings. this time, a chance to plead his case before business leaders at the cbi‘s annual conference. his message on the economy was carefully chosen, and the language, inevitably, colourful. like a formula one supercar... he spoke about plans for a cut in national insurance contributions for many firms, and promises to promote research and development. also, a review of business rates. but there was a sting in the tail. if i also announce today that we are postponing further cuts in corporation tax. and before you storm the stage, and protest... laughter let me remind you, this saves £6 billion, that we can put to the priorities of the british people, including the nhs. we have already cut it from 28% to i9%. the stage wasn't stormed, but the decision to delay a 2% tax cut for businesses due next april was unlikely to have been aimed at the audience sitting in front of him. next to speak, the labour leader, jeremy corbyn. i also hope y

theo legget is our business correspondent what else are we hearing about the job losses?vironment for a few yea rs now difficult environment for a few years now and we've seen difficult environment for a few years now and we've seen some difficult environment for a few years now and we've seen some of the smaller operators going to the wall. there was also an energy cab introduced at the beginning of the year which certainly hasn't helped the debility. empower is one of what is known as the big six energy providers. aeon which is in the process of taking over the empower pa rent process of taking over the empower parent company is another one and what seems to be on the cards is instead of having two sets of customer service teams, to computer systems, the parent wants to integrate the two of them and reduce its cost base but unfortunately, what it looks as though that's going to mean for npower as major restructuring. eight sites up and down the country. it looks as though a number could close, four and a half thousand jobs could be at risk which is the units pointed out

i spoke with our business correspondent theo leggett about what the two main parties are promising sotr and above what it learns and taxes, and trying to reduce the national debt, now they have emphasis on the investment for a future. so allowing a little bit more money in the system to paper infrastructure, and the understanding that paying for infrastructure brings rewards. it‘s not just a two infrastructure brings rewards. it‘s notjust a two day spending, and that can boost the economy and the longer term. how will they pay for all of this? well, it will be through borrowing, as happens at the moment, everything that is spent over and above was taken in in taxes has to be financed through borrowing. the question is how much you borrowing. the question is how much y°u pay borrowing. the question is how much you pay for that borrowing and whether people are willing to lend to you. when mix of the conservatives want to borrow and spend a lot, but labour wants to do even more. that's a shift in its approach. absolutely. interest rates are so low, because there is money washing around in

our business correspondent theo leggett is here. this sounds like a scathing report?t happened, this was tsb, which changed hands, transferring more than a billion customer records its old system run by lloyds, onto a new one run by the spanish banc sabadell. 2 million people were locked out of their accounts when it went wrong, there were problems in the branches and it went on for weeks. the report says that at the at the time the changeover was carried out, the system was not ready, nor was the company meant to run it. it says the tests carried out on the system were inadequate and tsb‘s own management, who should have been keeping an ion this, took that i offer the ball. they did not ask common—sense questions. there we re ask common—sense questions. there were delayed, some parts of the project were delayed by seven months but the project as a whole only by four months. why didn't they question that? all of this has come out on the reports, tsb says it does not agree with it all but it has published the report anywhere in the interests of transparency. the whole

theo leggett, bbc business. of spending increases. is the uk economy in that much better than it was in 2010? the uk economy is bigger than it was then followed up in terms of growth, it is not healthy compared to his peers. but there has been a change in ideology. part of that is motivated by the filling which is shared by a number of governments around the world that with interest rates for bar ring on the financial markets come as little as they are it makes sense to be able to borrow in order to advance. labour has taken that in order to advance. labour has ta ken that and in order to advance. labour has taken that and on top of that you have an increase in day—to—day spending which is says will be funded by increases in taxes. they have to say that is due for fiscal studies we had on earlier have asked them questions about whether or not they will be able to raise the kinds of sums they have been talking about. —— mac institute for fiscal study. how can any party quickly how much they will spend if we don't

there are 3 states is brokering talks between theo egypt sense of down to reduce tensions over a dam on the nile river in fear here has been building the so-called renaissance stand near its border with sudan for 8 years but egypt fears the dam will reduce the flow of water along the river which accounts for nearly 90 percent of its supply my camera wants from washington d.c. . the u.s. treasury department an unlikely mediator in a decades long conflict in a region thousands of miles away a new party attempting to resolve the dispute over a multi-billion dollar water project being developed on the nile river as it flows through ethiopia neighbors egypt and sudan have been deeply concerned at the consequent impact on their own water supplies this round of negotiation flowing from a meeting between u.s. president donald trump and is a gyptian counterpart abdel fattah el-sisi at which the us leader was asked for help in resolving the but a dispute between the countries and this week the 2 presidents held a follow up phone call after which the white house released the statement president

theo thank you.tudents are facing disruption as university lecturers and support staff begin an eight—day strike over pay, pensions and working conditions. lectures are being cancelled at 60 universities — that's almost half of the uk's institutions of higher education. universities say they'll do everything they can to minimise the impact. and we can cross to lisa at goldsmith‘s university now in south east london. what is happening there? she has frozen, unfortunately. that is not working! we can speak now to the the vice—president of the university and college union, vicky blake. are you there? i! all of these lecturers walking out —— i am! why are they walking out? higher education staff, it isn'tjust lecturers, it is then, librarians, technicians, staff across the sector are walking out at 60 universities today over two key disputes, national disputes, over our pensions and also over inequality, casualised work, and workload and pay. so, there are two massive disputes. we are basically on strike

reinforce theo city. literally, reaching for the stars. this point?n one of these men is an invalid, he can defend washington, and baltimore. you have elements of the u.s. treasury department guard. you can see the washington monument in the background, which is a pretty cool image. you have elements of the general reserve corps. it will see some pretty heavy action during the battle. -- they will see some pretty heavy action during the battle. you can say the officer there is missing his arm. there are going to be elements as well unattached, there will be a couple of regiments organized for the capital. you have 108 national guard troops. -- listen to this, the soldiers that fight at fort are college students. up a little bit. we will talk about the battle now. it will be coming from frederick maryland. we will get to rockville, maryland right here. his infantry shifts to the east and down towards the sea. -- dc. his calvary will head down to georgetown. run right below that, with georgetown. coming out of the rockville pike, you can see the ship co

. >> i'm pleased to recognize for 2.5 minutes jerrold nadler of fought theo alternative proposal we surely offer to this morning. >> the issue of a potential impeachment is whether to overturn the national results -- the results of a national election. it's not one that should be exercised lightly. it should not be exercised in a manner that is or perceived to be fair or partisan. a broad consensus president nixon had too was developing precisely because the process seemed to be fair and deliberate. it is not earned the confidence of the american people that any action we take, especially if we seek to overturn the results of a free election is viewed with great suspicion. we do not need another who lost china debate. or participating in a thinly veiled coup d'etat. this issue has the potential to be the most divisive issue in american life since the vietnam war. the process by which we arrive at our decision seems to be nonpartisan and fair. the legitimacy of the american institutions must not be called into question. i do not believe all of the allegations in this report are proven true.

about theo worry extent to which google takes away that business down the line.s an area they could choose to move into. you have a lot of back-and-forth going on. vonnie: he was absolutely holding onto the idea that they will continue with their strategy. on the others have the coin, we have discovery at session highs. they are doing extraordinarily well and a time when people are very concerned about streaming and what disney plus will do to the market. dave: and these companies like discovery have responded. in the past quarter they came up with this food network kitchen app. you could cook alongside the stars you see on television, doing more in that area with this new network they are building around for home improvement. in terms of the natural history, you have programming as well. they are trying to figure out the best way to go about moving into the streaming world. so far, it looks like it is catching up. the challenge is when you get disney plus, which starts next ,eek, and then nbc universal the peacock following april of next year. that is on top of

but you say career diplomats are theos. why do you say that? >> because they've put the country first. and you know us, the foreign service. i'm a foreign member of the foreign service. we're accustomed to serving both parties. we gave 100% effort for which ever they elect but we don't play politics. youbl are seen their testimony, everyone has read them. they're straight down the middle of the fairway. they're telling the truth as they see it and frankly efor the american people having witnessed the sorted actsx these dishonest acts to see ethree people who are upstanding i think is the silver lining on this very dark cloud of the impeachment scandal. >> i want to talk about rudy giuliani. how do you think that will sound to the pub wlk they hear that president's pusinal attorney, what he was up to? >> i think it's going to sound offensive. they exect the people who take the oath of office, confirmed by the senate, the sec reeitary of state, the ambassador to ukrain, the principal deputy assistant secretary, they're going to be the people in c

but we've seen over the last couple of months when that no deal brexit risk has gone from , theo lessn 10% now sort of tentative steps towards reallocating back towards u.k. assets. , in late december or early january, we have some stability on the political outlook, that but could -- that could become more of a trend. vonnie: have you been satisfied with fed speak recently? [laughter] viktor: yes, in the sense that they've been very clear that from here on, we need to see a material change to the economy and the inflation outlook in either direction for them to do anything. change fromty big how things have been this year, you know. this has been a year where the fed and other central bank have been on the move, so in some ways, the market action function was bad economic news is good market news because it means that you bring forward easy monetary policy. that game may be over. we are probably now back in a situation where good news from the economy is good for the market, and vice versa. from that perspective, it is satisfying that they are so clear on where they stand. policy is

now she will have the chance to make her pitch but i think theo is being squeezed between the two mainout in front, an advantage clearly with a place to start —— i think she is afraid of being squeezed between the tonight main parties. we have a labour party and conservative party ma nifesto labour party and conservative party manifesto but nothing from the liberal democrats or the snp —— we have a manifesto from the labour party and the liberal democrats but not from the conservative party and the snp. had they played that well? talking about getting brexit done, we may get questions from the audience on that little bit, what does that really mean? interesting with nigel farage, when he launched his brexit party contract today, stressing the idea that you have to get brexit done properly. i think there will be this feeling that getting brexit done in a legal sense is possible at the end of january if the conservatives win a majority but then there's the whole question of negotiating a future trade deal. for jeremy corbyn of course, we saw that in previous debates, it's the key questio