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We have plenty more from the u. K. And the conservative party. And, todays nonfarm payroll figure, a rosy picture of the u. S. Economy . Good morning. Welcome to bloomberg surveillance. Im Francine Lacqua in paris. We have full coverage of the french president ial election. Mark barton is in london. Im looking forward to the conversation with Andreas Dombret. You have our market check, mark. Mark i do. Check out whats happening to european stocks. Big day ahead. The jobs report in the u. S. , th...

Their toll . Unrest at uber. This is daybreak asia. We have to talk about that disappointing data on friday out of the u. S. All eyes will be on the big china data dump in the next couple of hours, including secondquarter gdp. That will be key for asian markets. The cpi and retail Sales Numbers coming in. Where is inflation . The fed is likely to continue to delay raising rates, and you saw the enthusiasm for that in the equities markets. Lets pull up the boards for how we ended on friday, addin...

Brexit. That came up to a 15, 16 month high. Coming to brexit, i just dont know if she has a plan. I think that is the confusion today. Emphasis appears to be on immigration. Represented in the market. Coming up we have several guest. Charles peabody managing director of compass. Is here to talk about systemic increase. Deutsche banks chief economist joins us to help make sense of store for a Europian Union minus one. Time, the market. Lets get the global score card up. Relatively flat in the un...

And all i am trying to do here, paul, is identify a problem and a course and possible solutions for the American People and hope that bubbles up to the grassroots political process so that you all in government and think tanks can get the job done that you know needs to be done. There is no question that things can go bad. Thank you, everyone, for coming. I really appreciate this. If anybody wants any information about that, crouching tiger. Net. Thank you so much, peter. [applause] [inaudible c...

Book American Gridlock the sources, character and impact of the politicalrican gridlock o. Why are we so polarized . Guest theres a variety of reasons. S. One is that we reas have a a sociological phenomenon going on where people move to where they agree with each other and they stay there. If you live in downtown baltimore, your africanamerican and around people that agree with you and if you are in Rural America you have people that agree with you also said the theory is that you move to areas...

Cherryh you remember her blossoms, that is not what she focused on. She wanted to build a band show near washington so that people could, and listen to find music. She has a young woman had attended the 25th Wedding Anniversary Party to the white house of rutherford and lucy hayes. She decided she would like to come back one day and spend more time. [laughter] , we talke tragedies about the string of tragedies of helen taft, who really wanted to be first lady. Today she would be president. About...

Good sunday morning to you. This is the headline this morning. Front page. Ted cruz, a double set of victories for him beginning in kansas where he won with 48 of the vote compared to 23 for donald trump. Senator marco rubio at 17 . Also in kansas the Democratic Caucuses held there with senator Bernie Sanders winning with nearly 70 compared to just over 30 for Hillary Clinton. Moving to kentucky the republican caucuses there onald trump winning. In louisiana, the republican primary donald trump ...

New york times by andrew nassau. Look at the life and career Richard Norton smith joined us on a q a program. The program is available on www. Cspan. Org. Another comment from our viewers saying that the media will force congress to new extremes. Caller my party is certainly ready to lead. Im glad i came on after the last caller. The irony of him talking about republicans in the war, when obama just sent 1800 more troops 5100 my main concern about all this is not necessarily the willingness of r...

Very hard. They said this was their objective and have not done it. One followup with you. You were there when bill clinton was in office. When thing he did was make some deals with republicans that his own party was not happy with. Obamandering if you think would be willing to do things the majority of his own party does not want him to do. It really rests with the attitude of the president. If the president decides he really does want to get things done on a bipartisan basis and is willing to ...

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