and then he got to xerox position towards city as a war. is that so that he had told it they took the present the and that's a lot does not want it that the previous scenario to be defeated, a rock which was the one that was started in city and the extreme is in mentors. and that was, is over into but you're not to years ago the, so the point bites to danny to are the one is that iraq is, can to maintain its unity and they want it to of syria as well. but here in your like you have photos it to different pattern situations. the government says that the officially does not want to send the troops to city, but on the same, on the other hand, you have the groups with the stomach resistance unimpaired group aligned with you. on the notice come on those polos vowing to intervene and to stand by the city and between me and you just mentioned that it runs foreign minister is also going to be arriving in both sides tomorrow. and we'll sit like looking like the agenda, the will according to this statement made by the iranians and best of the, to ira

xerox has agreed to buy lexmark. xerox shares up 8%. honda and nissan have agreed to start talks for a holding company. they plan to list by august 2026. honda planning to buy back shares. , under and nissan both up. that is your -- honda and nissan both up. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thrilled to get smarter with andrew, head of applied equity advisors at morgan stanley. andrew will give you the courage to participate in the market. how do we get to a third double digit bull market year? >> i think you have a combination of lower rates. $7 trillion sitting in money markets that will search for a new home, or some of it will. , and progrowth policies. that is how you could get to a double-digit year for the equity markets. tom: up 14%. do the security analysts get you to a double-digit growth ye ar? andrew: i have been optimistic the last couple of years. it is not about valuation. it is about the direction of the change. i talk to younger investors all the time, be wary of pure valuation tools as a methodology to evalua

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and i want to uh, knowledge based on the do i have the full was actually not hold on the xerox. com. so, but when was just funny, is that called me? yes, i'm. 2 2 2 i'm although collected from other stuff fall notice no more because now must quite end up on us. so there's more of them and all the e as a colors. know probably if it's even a citizen i told them was there's not a whole lot of thing in the funds was going to there can down on risk windows, get anything and response again. tomorrow those are more sheets a month that invoice to stumble, that to keep the line. yeah. or the one can legislate because the only thing is on you is 9 years old and you can have a list of even in the range of interest. it's similar to one of the better for, for gardner. smith's limits for police report from the garage on the come morning is when your troops, 2 different goals. the best of our process, we're going through a mobile phone into the medium duty of hope through the setup of things that we're leasing for proposal. ok, it's one piece of the actual phone. yeah. well, you still would have no

yes, you said it's according to xerox intelligence service such as be the suspect isn't . it was a big citizen that his name hasn't been eaten so far. he said she was recruited by the ukrainians special services and he was promised $100000.00 and a trip to bonham with the european countries. he said to place the bone on the electric, one of the narrative school, the park near the house, where could he lift lift and also he instead. busy assisted to become the right uh footage from his comforter was reportedly brought costs to ukraine and is the confession of you as a man speaks in bed, russian. it's not clear whether he might even be reading it. his confession, a russian foreign minister spoke so much money as a heart about it, but he, she has threatened diplomatic fall, reaching diplomatic consequences. russia of what race issued during the un security council meeting, meeting on december 20th. she said, let's listen to what she said to exactly move it, and then we accomplish everything the organizes into the changes of legal care a lot smoother will be found and kind of

and the reason they inject you is right above the ability of unification with xerox, which would be devastating to the west fixed race. i've always so what do i see now? is the stage for division and who can see it? yes. yes. that was the case in iraq. i lived yeah, i've gotten a bad so my yeah. and other places around work. yeah, it should. it does seem quite devastating. what we're witnessing it. most savvy, we have run out of time will say very me, executive secretary sent to the advocate and legacy foundation. a pleasure. so thank you again a holiday, hawaii. so who is a former u. s. congressional style path for the s my, he said, suicide is in the hands. well, western powers. i mean, i kind of anybody can, you know, some further government. anybody can find fun. but there's a vision of subversive organization. anybody can cause trouble is somebody in the country if they receive it to be do their best interest. if you let the certain people the frames and to like develop the economy, they can uh, with lots of other last, i'm talking know, financially speaking, materials is be very sweetly.

post on the xerox. these are when i put to you at a senior in a career so far as the total dealer. when the defendants of the hague tribunal lost the lost hope for justice, they were ready to go to extreme measures to prove the innocence. stop police the police it don't so it shows, gratian general slow, go down, probably have taken poison a to poison during a live broad cost of the court session. not to not on the on the kayla kayla view um for his ultimate though so. okay, m. uh, we suspend the the, we have some place to start on the quote as well. what i'm trying kit, sort of been bought for you, the polio for a switching. when you visit the talent on truck, when you'd be able to send builders, if both of these are all separate out those just that other little cottage loop and up, which is almost up to the little table now with what's somebody called a golf course. i'm gonna probably see because of that all set we'll do too, as well to gosh, for your own view of fact, it gives you the choice. i'm gonna make it a little bit tough for food you. when you talk with that was running

man is really a talk on the xerox refuge account. he was killed by his randy during strike. he was killed and his sisters and became a they were waiting for me at the doorstep. they go to punish will lose responsible the us and israel, the bullets of this innocent boy and thousands of other innocent children are on their hands. the ship. he was with his daughter around the corner, sitting and cling peacefully. all of a sudden they were head finest ready, jerome aside, i ran out to see all the children line on the ground. my daughter was critically injured. she's in the i c u and my son was killed. oh god, this is the norm now. a never ending cycles of killing and so called safe zones that are anything, but i don't know most of the guy we were told this is a safe zone. so we put up more than $100.00 tense, sheltering hundreds of families in this area dedicated to the displaced citizens. all of a sudden these really will play and started a carpet bomb the entire area. where can we go? home is we destroyed our children were killed, those 2 surviving a mentally wrecked and starv

most of the boys and the frightened by the slumbers, mainly, but i says, when i just was in celia in xerox, if you'll remember it some couple of years ago. so it was like typing in order to survive. these will be the least. yes, it is honest brown to have those minorities 1st and by the sluggish. there's one thing, 2nd thing about the, one of the people, for example, joe, at the most of what they did very if somebody was and was one that they just sent him with on the fence. you know, we did stretch him with the i'm belongs to the easily folder. so what do you want us to do? we start checking with somebody without punch this way is and what the videos and what do you did we got the position you'll see have won the mid, you'll have it with it is you want to know whether it is with us or not you. this is the, the most basic you main. how did you did somebody was wounded and this is what is left deep. if they know, love is laid because useless. save them. maybe maybe, you know, i'm not sure. but this was not the goal of the home sick with a you you only you may have to do to these people, how

this kind of trying to make it totally to the nicole post on the xerox . these are quinn and put together a cigna crystal process. the trouble of doing when the defendants of the hague tribunal lost their last hope for justice, they were ready to go to extreme measures to prove the innocence. stop police the police it don't. so it shows, gratian general slow, but on crowley, i have taken poison. h o poison during a live broad cost of the court session. not to not talk to me on the kayla kayla view. um pause ultimate though. so. okay. m. uh, we suspend the the guess and police was sold on the other kid a set of been bought for you, the polio for a switch. and when you visit the talent on truck, when you'd be able to send builders of those that is all separate out those just that i don't know, cottage loop when you go, which is almost up to the little table now with what somebody called a golf course. i will probably see because of that also they'll do too, as well to gosh, for your own view. fucked. it isn't toys. i'm in a was on a capital get golf for to j

let's not forget that xerox actually developed the mouse. but it was microsoft and apple that commercialized it. you have a company that has stopped innovating. cj points out all the right issues which is that they are between a rock and a hard place. i think you want to stay away from that. it takes a long time to turn. >> just turning negative on the session. >> did they? >> started with this pop. these problems becoming clear. >> to the problem is about relying on someone other than tsmc. i don't know how many billions of dollars you think we can reasonably put into a company. >> i think it is too late. i am a valued investor by trade. you look at these as opportunities. i think this is the one that you want to stay away from. it wasn't just bell swinger but bob swung behind it was a placeholder for two or three years i think and then just a lack of leadership. you can't catch up in this business. >> is your vision does that is a pretty dark vision that you just painted. floundering would do it. do share the view that there is no light at

take a look at xerox, popping after the document services provider announced an acquisition of the printerto close in the second half of 2025 is worth about 1 and-a-half billion dollars. meanwhile, take a look at shares of arm, at the bottom of the nasdaq after a legal win for qualcomm. so a jury said that qualcomm's central processors are properly licensed under an agreement with arm. arm says it is seeking a new trial. meanwhile, wanted to check on other chip makers because those are really on the move this afternoon. global foundries advanced micro devices and broadcom all heading significantly higher in the final hour of trade. dross fa pharma surging after ty showed progress in the development of the h5n1 bird flu. the drug showed safety and tolerability in the phase one trial and will begin a phase two study early next year. we will be talking about the impacts that the bird flu is having on the price of eggs and we're doing that with grocery chain owner stu leonard junior later in the hour. first up, you have to work off all the holiday time feasting, right, all the chocolate that's

there were successful people running kodak and running xerox and successful people that didn't care for the automobile or electricity. i think another decade and they will start to appreciate it but right now you'll have a lot of rich, famous people that are skeptical until they put in 100 hours to learn about bitcoin. charles: i was just telling my team i read an article 20 years after the invention of the automobile there was a movement to get rid of it. they said we tried it, it didn't work, it's a horse and buggy so to your point it takes some time. i can't let you go without talking about the future after you pass away because you've talked about establishing a sort of mission. your charity to support bitcoin, in the adoption of bitcoin forever. what does that look like in your mind? >> well, you know, i'm reminded of the fact that rockefeller contributed a lot of money to a lot of causes and a hundred years after his death people were criticizing him for something one of his charities is doing right now so sometimes you have to be careful about big charity but what i'd say about b

xerox announced it will buy lexmark in a deal valued at $1.5 billion.gles with sales. xerox expects the deal to close in the second half of next year and says lexmark would add to its ups and free cash flow. sonic three took first place in the weekend netting 60 $2 million in north america. the popular videogame franchise easily beat out mufasa. a total hall of $384 million in the domestic box office after five weeks. that is your brief. annmarie: have you seen any of those movies? scarlett: i did see a movie on netflix. annmarie: i saw gladiator 2. the original was better. there were sharks in the coliseum, which to me is so unrealistic. it was a bridge too far. mr. trump: all of the different hoaxes, the new one is president has ceded the presidency to elon musk. that's not happening. annmarie: not happening according to president-elect trump. that is next on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ annmarie: good morning. setting the record straight. mr. trump: all of the different hoaxes. the new one is president trump has ceded the presidency to you on musk. no

a policy and journalist with several media outlets has just been killed and a new strike on the xerox camp in the central part of the gaza strip. your organization, reporters of that borders says more than a 145 journalists have been killed by these really army and gaza. since the start of the war. they are in october 20, 2335 of them working at the time of their deaths. still a head up on al jazeera and sports, the american swimmer who has broken 9 world records in a week that's coming up with far as the 1st trip out of because i've seen one on that. but as voters are sealed, then israel isolates because of a palestinian filmmaker become stainless, in no way. i feel like i'm just going to go for one month and go back again. separate from his family and homeland denied the right to work. the bottles for acceptance in a foreign land tide with the corner forms of lease, still know how to explain to situations then you're going to fight it from because to the optic witness on just a you know in october 2023. these raise the ministry of intelligence, proposed the forcible and permanent tr

i had the experience of hearing someone clear their throat behind me while doing xerox copies in thend it happened to be vice president walter mondale. just a crazy chapter in my life and carter, of course, in the years that followed was the most surprised that my life had resulted in any success and got an enormous kick out of all of the times we encountered each other. journalist and former president here and around the world, and he was always quite lovely to me. >> brian, the way you describe him, i imagine he was a president who was in some cases probably more around his own interns than some of the other heads of state or titans of business or other dignitaries that came in. can you tell us about some of your encounters with the president as an intern? >> yes. i think if he had a slogan to put on the door of the oval office and it's no knock on him, it's just the way he was wired, it would be be bright, be brief, be gone. he would look up from his desk. he would stop the conversation he was in to find out what fresh hell was awaiting him in the next interruption, and promptly g

i have a xerox of it. a quote from his secretary detailing how he wrote it and then changed the words and that was it. roosevelt was a very good writer but i did not know he was that good. really terrific story behind the scenes. host: the national archives with a rundown of fdr's day of infamy speech and how he crafted that. archive.gov. this is the first draft he wrote. you can see an image of his changes he made to the first draft in what we can put on our screen for you. he wrote -- he had his secretary grace tully come into right that speech. they write it has become one of the most famous speeches of the 20th century. yesterday, december 7, 1941, a day that will live in world history was originally taken down. he went on to make the famous change. there is the original speech. anwar out of maryland, good morning. caller: i would like to ask -- my grandfather was there. he told me about the oil embargo the united states had placed on japan. i noticed he did not mention that on friday, august 1, 1941.

i have a xerox of it.te from his secretary detailing how he wrote it and then changed the words and that was it. roosevelt was a very good writer but i did not know he was that good. really terrific story behind the scenes. host: the national archives with a rundown of fdr's day of infamy speech and how he crafted that. archive.gov. this is the first draft he wrote. you can see an image of his changes he made to the first draft in what we can put on our screen for you. he wrote -- he had his secretary grace tully come into right that speech. they write it has become one of the most famous speeches of the 20th century. yesterday, december 7, 1941, a day that will live in world history was originally taken down. he went on to make the famous change. there is the original speech. anwar out of maryland, good morning. caller: i would like to ask -- my grandfather was there. he told me about the oil embargo the united states had placed on japan. i noticed he did not mention that on friday, august 1, 1941. the u.

and i've sent a duplicate xerox to the presidential library in in atlanta. corporation to the library, with instructions that, they shouldn't be made public. i authorized them specifically until after my death, because a lot of the references in the diary notes are about members are still serving in the house and senate and maybe a few leaders who are still serving in their nations and some of the comments are quite frank and uncomplimentary, perhaps at 82. are you thinking more about death? oh, yes, i more about it, but i don't i'm concerned about it. i'm a christian and i don't have any fear of death. but obviously, i think the fact that my life is so is approaching near an end. and it was yesterday than it was 25 years ago. yes. and i and i try to plan my activities and shape my priorities accordingly. how's your health. so far as i know, my health is good. my wife and i both get a lot of exercise. we swim day, we ride bicycle, we hike and do other things. and then rozin is an expert on nutrition. and we try to eat right. we have very good health care at.