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federal reserve what will the central bank doing to myself the u.s. budget deficit topping one trillion dollars. also on the show that wrigley. markets could revolutionize the way we feed the world. well come to think of your business. all prices hit a 4 month high following drone attacks on the world's largest crude oil processing plant in saudi arabia over the weekend it was the biggest intra day gain since the gulf war in 1901 brant crude initially shot up 19 percent before retreating to around $67.00 u.s. dollars a barrel still up 10 percent from last week the u.s. senior official blames iran for the attacks president said on sunday the u.s. war was locked and loaded for a potential response trump also approved the real release of humor as oil reserves these are the images that have sparked political and economic turmoil around the world saudi arabia has largest oil refinery up in for.

secure inflation perspectives have weakened so the fed is inclined to do something by the way the u.s. budget deficit the deficit of the united states has just reached one trillion u.s. dollars again so off course mr trump once lower interest rates it allows the treasury to take on more debt and of course it reduces the borrowing costs for the united states there is a lot of resistance to what the e.c.b. did yesterday though and it's not just trump. no it's not just trump insiders of the e.c.b. are reporting about loud opposition being voiced in the e.c.b. council yesterday against the restart of quantitative easing the restart of the bond purchases with of course the german bundesbank our national reserve bank here in germany being the most prominent up opposition but. not the only one and for many reasons the fact that the fed that the central bank is now really introducing bond purchases means that obviously the set of instruments that the e.c.b. have has is limited it shows that the potential the ability of the e.c.b. to really influence the real economy is very limited and of course ther

1975, someone estimated the return on investment, as r&d to be somewhere from 16 to one. 4% of the u.s. budget in 1966, this is from your book, was dedicated to nasa at one point. >> as sometime in the mid 60s, now nasa's budget is something like .5%. it is almost nothing like what it was. >> was neil armstrong on purpose or accident? >> some people and nasa then and now would tell you it was his turn. he was chosen as the commander of apollo 11 which was meant to be the first mission to attempt a landing on the moon. in most i talked to didn't think you'd make it. they thought something will come up and there was too many unknowns. mip apollo 12, apollo 13, but he had a reputation as a customer, he had just barely survived several accidents in space, the f-15, he was one of the few f-15 pilots and i think that has something to do with his choice. >> alan shepard, who was he? first man in space about 15 minutes. in 1961. >> fifteen minutes questioning. >> as 15 minutes. it was a big deal because a few months earlier within -- the soviets had been beat us in some areas we had to get some and an

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with the u.s. budget deficit expected to hit one trillion dollars next year questions are being raised about how american taxpayer money is being spent and a new report kentucky senate is added to those calls highlighting some of the more bizarre examples of government spending. so we'll do some brief right now clashes erupted in the french city of leone where yellow 1st protest is about force again rally against french president among them across his policies demonstrators gathered despite a reported battle in certain areas of the city the protest against turned violent with police using tear gas yellow vests been marching now since last november and mass protests across the country. level elsewhere to anti-government activists of right outside the british consulate now in hong kong singing god save the queen in a play for help from britain for its former colony it follows months of chaotic protests that were triggered by a proposed extradition bill that would allow suspects to be sent to mainland china

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. >> the u.s. budget deficit has topped $1 trillion for the first time in seven years. short fall is the result of an august budget deficit of over $214 billion a 75% chance of a recession before the next presidential election according to bond guru. a warning of an incoming crisis in the corporate bond market he highlighted concerns over falling indices and u.s./china trade tensions with us here around the table, our guests i want to kick off with you, tom. in terms of the price action with the euro yesterday with that ecb statement, it was trading about 110.22 now 110.82 it is already higher is that the right reaction >> maybe president trump wants to recall his tweet. i don't know about that. relative policy that is the driver here. they are both doing the same thing easing the fed has got more room. still more room for the ecb. the fed has more room to cut it may do more with the eyes of the market that is not a euro negative if we see another 25 basis points out. who knows what else after that >> we got some data yesterday around the time the ecb was going on and t

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also higher, the u.s. budget deficit has topped a trillion dollars and the year isn't over yet. number of factors are driving the deficit increase, including the tax cuts signed into law by the president in 2017 and a huge spending package passed by congress. the last time the gap was this big was in 2012, in the aftermath of the financial crisis. >>> walmart is expanding its grocery delivery program, going head-to-head with amazon and target. delivery unlimited will cost 98 bucks a year. customers can order the groceries to their home or pick them up at a participating location. the service will compete with amazon prime and target's shipped service. walmart says the service will cover half of the country, the hope is, by tend of the year. >>> couldn't get your hands on a popeyes chicken sandwich? popeyes is suggesting a quick fix. byob, bring your own bun. customers can bring in the buns and order a three-piece tenders and make their own sandwiches. i don't know if it's a joke or poking fun at its own shortage. popeyes sold out of sandwiches after heated demand and a sandwich

he ran the u.s. budget and the state of indiana, now runs at a university.e joined by governor mitch daniels next. this is "bloomberg." ♪ ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." mitch daniels served as the budget cheap and for two terms was the governor of indiana and now -- now he is the president of purdue university. welcome, governor. i want to start where you are and that is at purdue. it strikes a lot of us you have held the line on tuitions, got a budget in there now that i understand will go in the eighth onr of holding the line tuitions. how are you doing that when honest nobody else is? >> we just made student of portability our priority. it is one thing on campus where widelys happily diverge on all caps of questions. it is one thing everyone agrees with, we want our university to be accessible and affordable for young people of all backgrounds. and so we have a condom i swear we can. -- we have a condom i is where we can. -- as you know, a topline cures a lot of ills. it has been a combination of decisions large and small. just a matter of

tracee: in the first 11 months of the fiscal year, the u.s. budgetthe first time the deficit has surpassed that mark since 2012. the federal government deficit rose by $200 billion in august, pushing it to $1.06 trillion. the national debt now stands at $22.5 trillion, up 13% since president trump took office. old navy is expanding. planning to open more than 800 stores. the stores are planned for mostly smaller and under-served markets, this as it gets ready to split from parent company gap. old navy has been outperforming its sister brands, gap and banana republic for the last several years. jj abrams signing a massive deal with warner media. some had been looking to apple or sony to sweep up the film maker and his bad robot production company but warner media won out in the evened. thend.the deal is reportedly woh half a billion dollars and will bring abrams film, tv, video games and digital content together under one roof for the first time. and popeye's encouraging customer to byob, not beer, buns. it is the chicken sandwich that has been sellin

today, the treasury department announced that the u.s. budget deficit topped $1 trillion.the first time in seven years. president trump's 2017 tax cuts drove the increase along with a massive spending package passed by congress. coming up it may be a third democratic debate but tonight is a first for presidential hopefuls. we'll explain what each candidate needs to do to keep their hopes alive. stay with us. unitedhealthcare medicare complete plans have a lot to take advantage of like medicare's largest health care network. hey, that's my dermatologist! $0 copays on all primary care doctor visits plus rewards for preventive care. go ahead, take advantage. you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. now, there's skyrizi. i have moderate to severe

. >>> it's a kind of milestone a lot of folks in washington may not like as the u.s. budgetit now trops a trillion dollars so far this year. this is an increase of 19% over this time last year, despite president trump's promise on the campaign trail to eliminate the federal debt. time to get a look at what our sources are saying. white house correspondent for reuters jeff mason is joining us. i know you're working on a story about trade. what you got? >> reporter: for starters the president and his counterparts in china have been making conciliatory gestures the last few days about trade. the president delaying tariffs that were supposed to go in october until a couple weeks later. my sources are saying don't expect an interim deal, even though the president left the door open to that slightly yesterday when he was speaking to us outside. my sources are saying that's not what they're working on and the two sides are still pretty far apart on the key structural issues that the u.s. wants china to change. >> those talks are still set for next month between top chinese official

budget headed? over the last 10 years, the u.s. defense budget first went through a drawdown, and in recent years has been going through an increase. you can see that represented on the chart in front of you by the black line at the top of the chart, which is showing you the enacted level of national defense spending in inflation-adjusted dollars. the amount of money spent on overseas contingency operations, gradually declined as the u.s. withdrew troops from our rack -- from iraq and afghanistan, the money spent on because theilized u.s. was conducting a military campaign to defeat isis. the biggest change in defense spending occurred last month, when congress and the white house agreed to a budget deal i already mentioned. this budget deal increased spending caps for fiscal year 20 and 21. those caps nest up you that in 2020, national defense spending shall not exceed $738 billion, and in 2021, the spending shall not exceed $740.5 billion. you can see that represented on the chart in front of you with the green line representing t

u.s. military budget they heard him talk about how the usa will never be a socialist country and they wondered if this speech was really aimed at the international body or whether or not this was the kind of speech trump would give at a campaign rally around the country much of the rhetoric rejecting globalism paling his. crackdown on immigration criticizing what he called radical activist to eke uses of being involved in human smuggling and protecting human smugglers a lot of those seem to be u.s. directed rhetoric directed at voters in the key states i would trump needs to win if he's going to get reelected in 2020 however this was trump's 3rd u.n. speech many have also noticed that it was a little bit less bombastic and dramatic than his previous speeches despite the fact he directed a lot of criticism at a lot of different countries it seemed a little bit tamer calmer and less spontaneous so mixed reactions coming into trump's 3rd address to the united nations general assembly among the range of topics that will trump touched upon during his speech in new york he didn't let the it's going

the used to care about the u.s. budget deficit which is how much more expensive than it takes in revenue. under president trump it has exploded to over a trillion dollars. congressman, i thought you were a deficit talk, that's how you came into congress. >> nothing disappoints me more than this. this is why i went to congress eight years ago, because future generations, we are bankrupting future generations and both parties do. when obama was president, all of us republicans screamed and howled every day and increasing the deficits. she is right he is actually increase the debt faster than a barack obama. trump has increased our deficits faster than obama has. but all of my former t party colleagues, what do we hear from them, not a damn thing. one more example of the republican party faces trump and they forgot about every issue that they claimed to believe them. >> my motto when i was in office, no such thing as government money. there is only taxpayer money. has everyone forgotten about that. not just donald trump, ther

u.s. deficit budget expected to hit one trillion dollars next year questions are being raised over how american taxpayer money is being spent and in fact a new report by a kentucky senator is added to those calls highlighting some of the more bizarre examples of government spending. the way things have been look at the last 7 days on this weekend as well the big stories as brought to you by are tsotsi international in moscow thanks for the latest r.t. dull coma's kevin owen and the rest of the team wishing you a great weekend. the food there are good terrorists and bad the bad and those in yemen or the united states deems to be a threat the good. lord in syria the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right wing military funding an army of death squads there's no end because there's always a small. really good that's. the profit. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development

u.s. military budget and how large it is saying it was necessary to defend freedom he also talked about the pro what he called his pro growth economic policies saying that they were creating economic success and prosperity in the united states now he used the podium at the u.n. to make a point that he's made previously in his state of the union address saying that the usa will never be a socialist country furthermore he did criticize what he called radical activists who are seeking to protect the human smugglers that's what he accused of those who are engaging in the promotion of immigration and he hailed his immigration crackdown as necessary for the security of the united states and thank to mexico for cooperating with it now he also in his remarks touched on religious freedom and the importance of reports of religious freedom said the united states would stay. its efforts to protect people's religious freedom and talked about the rights of l g b t people around the world of saying that the united states would also step up its efforts to support them so we heard a lot of themes we've hear

u.s. the budget deficit is expected to hit one trillion dollars next year and questions are being raised over how american taxpayer money is being used a new report by a kentucky senator has highlighted some of the more this saw examples of government spending. and often i'll kevin know and will take over to give you the latest global update so don't miss thought stay close though because coming away now it's crosstalk if you're in the u.k. and ireland set in fraud documentary on the lives of french gypsies. the world is. shaped by those by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. because it is for you or you say more you. are skeptical. dismissed. hello and welcome to cross now where all things considered i'm peter lavelle 80 years ago this month the 2nd world war in europe began 60 years later the scourge of german fascism was defeated however the meaning of the start of the war remains hotly contested this history is intensely political. crossing revisionism i'm joined by my guest geoffrey robertson he is america's professor of history at university college cork as well as member of the royal i

the used to care about the u.s. budget deficit. under president trump, the deficit has exploded to over $1 trillion. congressman, i thought you were a debt talk -- hawk? >> nothing disappoints me more than this. this is why went to congress. we are bankrupting future generations. you got me. president, all of us republicans screamed and aboutd every day increasing debt and deficits. trump has actually increased the debt faster than barack obama. deficits increased our faster than obama. but, all of my former tea party colleagues, what did we hear from them? nothing. the one more example of republican party fealty to trump and they have forgotten about every issue they claimed to be in favor of. >> when i was in office, i said there is no such thing as government money. there is nobody looking out for taxpayers here. the republicans want to track -- reason our military. they demonize each other until they don't raise enough money to get reelected, that it -- then they declare a special meeting and agreed to compromise by raising eve