therese tucker is today's high flyer. raised in a building in los angeles, therese tucker's

therese tucker is today's high flyer. building in los angeles, therese tucker's journey began as a

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therese: the crescendo will be the vote itself.it and there are too many candidates to have them in one debate. finalt gets down to those two, which i think will happen relatively quickly, the party will want to get it down to those two within the next couple of weeks, then i think we will ,ee a lot more open debating and we will know where the candidates stand. boris and obviously everyone against him. what is the number one talking point for people who are anti-boris? talking the number one unreliable, divisive as a leader. nobody knows where he stands on issues because it has changed over time. character is an interesting campaign, and michael gove who could have challenged boris, his campaign is weighing often admission that he took cocaine as a journalist. character is becoming a key issue and that is giving jeremy hunt an edge. the so unseemly compared to quiet of american politics. , "theg up on bloomberg open," jon ferro sits down with mr. horn bacher from morgan stanley. the caution coming out of morgan stanley. this is bl

therese: we can divide the group of leadership candidates into two broad baskets.hout a deal . boris johnson is one. others will avoid no deal at all cost. the pitch to conservative party members is that he will be the one to sell whatever it is he thinks will get them over the line to brexit, to the broader public. willrvative party members not deliver an election victory and will not be enough to deliver brexit in parliament. johnson's pitch is he has a broader appeal, and that remains in question. many people have formed their opinions of boris johnson. he has a big sell job to do. tom: i can tell he is in the process of selling. what will mr. johnson actually do in selling? does he sell to the members of parliament? does he sell to conservatives? therese: if we look at brexit as this sort of rickety bridge over a ravine on october 31, johnson is not even at that ridge. he says, and i get to that bridge, i will figure out a way over it. he is selling to the hard-core members, and that is a pretty easy so, depending on who is running -- cell, who is running again

much power does he have and why are people so very angry well it was mentioned in the report that therese a very strong suspicion also of fraudulent claims of european subsidies and now we have a very critical preliminary report filed by or does this of the european commission playing a very gross conflict of interest of. being in charge of other go for the holding and basically setting the rules of the game in you know economic and political perspectives as previously finance minister and now prime minister and also people take to the streets and they remind about the possible system because it was approved by the court that he was a collaborator of communist secret police now this toxic combination is just too much for some people in the czech republic but we also have to and society that we are primarily talking about the protests in prague that 50 kilometers away from prague they recently completely different czech republic where people do not care too much and seem to be pretty satisfied with the public of what you know and spite of the report's findings that that you just mentioned

therese: antonio: i think it --therese: i thing it has been part of the debate, but minister.to the primeidates are talking about cutting taxes and increasing spending, and no one is talking about how they are going to do both. how they are going to increase spending on all of the things that theresa may called the burning injustices while cutting taxes. that will be the next battle, but the key is keeping jeremy corbyn out of power, and that is something they all agree on. "the no"the ft" today, deal response from brussels." what do using about no deal -- what do you think about no deal? how does brussels respond to ascendant prime minister johnson? havese: brussels doesn't much of a response before november, when a new commission takes place. jean-claude juncker, the commission president, is on his way out. there is a massive turnover of personnel. i don't think we are going to get much from brussels before then. the other thing to remember is much the same team is in place. number two take his place. there's not going to be a lot of scope for change. any movement is going to have to co

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that in foods members like therese area these are the people that built san fran disco and made it the great city that it is and we want our members to continue to be able to live here most of their families and communities area thank you. >> 1016 next speaker, please get >> good morning. my name is almon, coming back for a second time here representing mission graduates. there are two points i would like to make today around immigrant voting. one is we have a two-year contract with you all. it dates you are going to fund it, and fully funded. i want to name them. the second part is, this is a good invest and, and you know, as san fran disco continues to build trust around different immigrant communities, we want to foster civic participation, many of the collaborators and partners you heard from have really deep ties to the community. they are really essential to this work, is ashley with the 2020 census coming. when we look at the long-term, and how much information and education we want to get out to our immunity, this is a key time in san francisco, over the next 10 years, this is

i want to read to you something that therese mcmillan said. she's the head of the m.t.c. and speaking at the transportation institute on friday. [bell ringing] she said there are three things that i learned in los angeles. the first is serve all of your customers, especially those who have been underserved. the second is to be committed to public stewardship, you are crucially accountable. and the third, and this is most appropriate here, be a partner but lead and avoid if it demands. i think there's a void here. we need leadership. and counting on you all to lead us into getting those train tracks to the train station and extraordinary public transportation for san francisco. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. next speaker. >> hello, i'm bob. i'm president of save muni. we are one of those external champions, that john was talking about. we've been fervently in favor of the downtown extension for many years. and we stand in that position today. this is a two-year delay. it is -- it has some good and some bad components. the very bad component, terrible component is i

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therese: the conservative party members are not representative of the country as a whole. there are about 160,000 of them. not all will be eligible to vote. they are largely white, largely male, largely older. i think the average age is 57. they are overwhelmingly in favor of leaving the european union without a deal. goes through,e they will have two candidates who both say they are willing to leave without a deal. in that sense, they are fairly even. the main differentiating factor is that for the members i think they will see boris johnson as a politician who is far more able bull of winning a general election the michael gove. johnson is mayor -- was mayor of london, a strongly labour city. david: before they are done, they may find out whether he can win an election against jeremy corbyn. thank you so much aaron let's go back to -- so much. let's go back to bill fari es. a talked this morning with retired brigadier general about escalation and whether that is what iran is after. >> with the iranians are trying to do is provoke us into an unnecessary response, and over

therese by conventional metrics. the public numbers look ominous. the internal numbers look ominous. there's already been a shake up in the campaign team. and the president's actions look desperate, from inviting foreign powers to help his campaign to threatening to round up millions of undocumented immigrants on the eve of his kickoff rally. here's what he said about that deportation threat just moments ago while speaking with reporters as he departed the white house for orlando. >> immigration officials say they don't know anything about a planned roundup of millions of people next week. >> well, they know. they know. they'r and they're going to start next week. and when people come into our country and come in illegally, they have to go out. the democrats should get together and solve the asylum problem, which is very easy to solve. and they should solve the loophole problem, also very easy to solve. >> and this afternoon with the president in florida, more ominous polling from florida. a new florida quinnipiac poll has the president losing to th

that's what therese wra may wants to reinforce to president trump.e seen that reinforced from the pomp and pageantry piece. that's not to mention, steve, what you teed us up with. for any other american president, coming overseas and talking about the controversial political figure who seems likely to replace the prime minister you're meeting with and praising him, as the president did with boris johnson, would be considered shocking. that's one of several things that the president has done that's made headlines. this isn't the first trip to the uk in which the kind of thing has happened, going after sadiq khan after khan said it was unbritish for the uk to roll out the red carpet for donald trump. years' old criticism that meghan markle made of him, calling her nasty. a quick glimpse of prince harry keeping a low profile in the back of the room at buckingham palace, saying nothing publicly about those comments about his wife who, of course, is at home on maternity leave with their newborn son. so, yes, the president has dipped his toe in the controv

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