deutsche? mr. deutsche votes no. miss bass? miss bass votes no. mr. richmond? mr. richmond votes no. mr. jeffreys? mr. jeffreys votes no. mr. swalwell? mr. lieu? mr. lieu votes no. mr. raskins? mr. raskins votes no. miss demings. miss demings votes no. miss scanlon? miss scanlon votes no. miss garcia? miss garcia votes no. miss mcbeth? miss mcbeth votes no. mr. stanton? mr. stanton votes no. miss escobar? miss escobar votes no. mr. collins? mr. collins votes yes. mr. chabot votes aye. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck? mr. buck votes aye. mr. ratcliffe? miss roby? miss row by votes aye. mr. mcclintock? mr. mcclintock votes aye. mr. reschenthaler? mr. reschenthaler votes you and i. mr. steube? >> gentleman from tennessee? is anyone else not voted that wishes to vote? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 15 ayes and 23 noes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. for what purpose is the gentleman from florida seek recognition. the clerk will report the amendment. gentle lady reserves the point of order. >> offered by mr. gates of florida, page 4 lin

deutsche bank is cutting dozens of salespeople in his global fixed income unit. the business was spared from the first round of reductions two months ago. they are trimming roles and investment-grade debt. softbank and its affiliates owned 29% of wework. not beenle stake has disclosed publicly, and it comes as wework has a valuation well below its last round of private funding. stores every day in china to stay ahead of growing competition. the company posted its fastest in threeles growth years. it sees china as its biggest opportunity, saying no limit to expansion on the mainland. is a huge platform, and rest of my for the lifetime in china, it is that big of an opportunity. >> that is your bloomberg business flash. equities in thel u.s. service sector, trade optimism has not hurt and appears to ease between the u.s. and china. trade uncertainty is the biggest drag on global economic growth. tot: that is according research from the federal reserve, it says the rise in trade conflicts in the first half of 2018 accounts for a decline in global gdp of about the fi

alix: this is what deutsche bank wrote earlier. "financial repression and aggressive central-bank purchases might still be in the early stages, but the differences to last decade will be the money will start sending the government freeing up some -- governments start spending?" colin: i feel we are going for short-term fixes rather than the correct structural answer that will make corporations, for example, the case we talked about just a minute ago, a ceo wanting to invest over a project over 10 to 20 years is not going to be based on short-term fixes. they need to see structural improvement. alix: what is the political will? gina: that is the issue. we saw an amazingly large encumbrance of tax reform bill at the start of the trump administration in terms of corporate tax rates, but now you're looking at a political standstill in washington. to get something through like that would be incredibly difficult at this point, especially going into 2020. what can they do on the margins that they wouldn't have to push through congress? no

congresswoman waters, a strategic thinker, and has her ase before the courts now, the deutsche bank case, along with mr. schiff in that case. chairman neal with his case in the courts on the president's taxes. mr. engel, part of the foreign affairs committee which has jurisdiction in terms of this telephone call as well. but it is an intelligence matter and it is focused in the intelligence committee. i just want to say again on whistleblowers. whistleblowers are important in intelligence -- and intelligence communities specifically have publicly recognized the importance of whistleblowering in pointing out wrongdoing and the importance of protection of whistleblowers. so here we are with another example of violations of the constitution on the part of the president, of continuing discussion that we've been having with him. and i was very pleased that the senate voted to reverse their ecision to take $3.6 billion from military construction and spending it on his wall. we will have that vote today in our caucus, the reversal of that decision. so as we go forward and still continue with ou

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congresswoman waters, a strategic thinker, and has her case before the courts now, the deutsche bank case, along with mr. schiff in that case. chairman neal with his case in the courts on the president's taxes. mr. engel, part of the foreign affairs committee which has jurisdiction in terms of this telephone call, as well. but it is an intelligence matter and it is focused in the intelligence committee. i just want to say again on whistleblowers. whistleblowers are important and intelligence communities specifically have publicly recognized the importance of whistleblowing in pointing out wrongdoing and the importance of protection of whistleblowers. so here we are with another example of violations of the constitution on the part of the president, of continuing discussion that we've been having with him. and i was very pleased that the senate voted to reverse their decision to take $3.6 billion from military construction and spending it on his wall. we will have that vote today in our caucus, the reversal of that decision. so as we go forward and still continue with our day to day w

it is deutsche bank you are focused on. what about revenue they are? >> he said yesterday the revenue outlook is very great. headwinds continue to be fair and a slowing economy, and he sort of softened the revenue goal for 2020. it is going to impact the stock i am sure. jda: let's talk about sports. some analysts taking a very positive view of these numbers. >> that is right. results this morning are very strong indeed. that is what you expect from a company whose stock is the best performer on the ftse 100 so far this year. performance really is about 5% ahead of market expectations on the profit line. a couple of highlights. in the u.k., sales are up more than 10%. that's pretty remarkable for a in ataylor -- a retailer country facing the challenges that is. u.s., they say encouraging performance to start with. all of this is going to add up to analyst upgrades to expectations. stock picks up 81% so far this year. market values exceeding 6 billion pounds now. certainly these results should support that valuation. trendmaybe the athleisure is bigger

deutsche bank transferring its prime brokerage business to bnp. deutsche will continue to manage the platform until the clients are migrated over. they lend cash, securities, and execute trades. i'm viviana hurtado. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: we turn now to wall street beat. we cover three things wall street is buzzing about this morning. first up, pressure mounts for ceo adam neumann at the board pushes him to step down. in the hedge fund turning back to investors for more money as it prepares for a market downturn. 's zurich suisse banking drama spells out after an employee moves to a rival firm. joining us is sonali basak. let's start with wework. the headline on bloomberg was neumann, new woman? what happened? sonali: it's been a tumultuous couple of weeks. but i can't wrap my head around is how fast all of this came about. softbank is one of the major drivers, and they want to keep the company private for longer so they don't have to take a right down -- take a write -down. they now want to potential he ousted neumann. if th

so now you've got this note by a deutsche bank economist who understands asia, and he is now saying that china no longer sees resolving the trade war as the top issue in the u.s./china relations, they see economic resilience in the, in light of the situation. they are also -- he's also saying, this is the economist at deutsche bank, that the chinese are predicting this to last a decade and they will see it through? >> i think if they can't reach agreement in the relatively near future, this could last a long time. it's not clear what the administration's goals are. do they want a quick agreement? probably not. do they want an agreement before the election? do they want to have this decoupling, the severance of economic ties between the united states and china, or does the administration really want to badly weaken the chinese economy and hurt particularly its high-tech companies? if the chinese perceive that there's not an agreement anytime soon, they're very dependent on the united states, on the u.s. market and on the u.s. for particular inputs, marley high technology -- particularly h

in the casef a deutsche bank, to 10% -- that equates of pretax profits. some of it makes a big difference. difference.makes a but does this prolonged the pain of low interest rates? but on aa plaster gaping wound. those low interest rates which are easing into the profit margins and lending margins for decades to come, does it help all that much? anna:. thanks nick comfort with the latest on the banking sector. the banking sector was up 1.3% and basic rhesus -- resources with the best-performing sector. up next, we speak to the exchequer. that's coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the euro rises after the ecb's stimulus package. the qe controversy. governor central bank tells us that the action was possibly a mistake and that christine lagarde can change. and the white house is considering an interim china trade agreement to delay the tariffs. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surevillance." good afternoon, i'm francine lacqua in london. we are

jonathan: deutsche bank expecting them to cut rates at each and every meeting for the next four meetings. any reason to believe daily pushing back against calls like that next week? pilar: i think so. as kathy pointed out, the data, since the last meeting, has not deteriorated significantly enough to earn a much more aggressive approach. i think they will find their time, cut, highlight the uncertainties. the uncertainties are still there. we don't know what will happen with the u.s.-china trade war. that could change tomorrow or after the first of october. it is too early to say for the fed to be very dogmatic either way. we just expect more of the same from july. jonathan: we end the conversation pretty much where we started, we don't know what will happen with the tde story. in china, it's really important that at some point we see a bottoming out process. we get more key economic data next week. any sign of the bottoming out process taking place in the chinese economy? kathy: very little. they have had a trickle of stimulus here and there, and they will continue to do that. we may se

deutsche bank expecting them to cut rates at each and every meeting for the next four meetings. that is not a midcycle adjustment. any reason to believe daily pushing back against calls like that next week? pilar: i think so. as kathy pointed out, the data, certainly since the last meeting, has not deteriorated significantly enough to warrant a much more aggressive approach. i think they will bide their time, cut, highlight the uncertainties. the uncertainties are still there. we don't know what will happen with the u.s.-china trade war. that could change tomorrow or certainly after the first of october. so it is too early to say for the fed to be very dogmatic either way. we just expect more of the same from july. jonathan: we end the conversation pretty much where we started it. we don't know what will happen with the trade story. in china, it's really important that at some point we see a bottoming out process. we get the more key economic data going into next week. any sign of the bottoming out process taking place in the chinese economy? kathy: very little. they have had a

deutsche. mr. deutsche notes no. mrs. bass. ms. bass votes no. mr. richmond. mr. richmond votes no. mr. jeffries. mr. jeffries notes no. mr. sis leany notes no. mr. swalwell. mr. lu votes no. mr. raskin votes no. ms. demmings. ms. demmings votes no. mr. corea votes no. ms. scan lon votes no. ms. garcia votes no. ms. mcbeth votes no. mr. stanton votes no. ms. dean votes no. ms. mccarsle powell votes no. ms. es co bar votes no. mr. collins votes yes. mr. sensenbrenner votes aye. mr. chabot votes aye. mr. gomer votes aye. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck votes aye. mr. ratcliffe. ms. robe votes aye. mr. gates votes aye. mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. biggs votes aye. mr. mcclintic votes aye. ms. lesco votes aye. mr. cline votes aye. mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. stubey votes yes. >> the gentlelady from texas. >> no. >> ms. jackson-lee votes no. mr. cohen votes no. >> has anyone else not voted that wishes to vote? >> mr. chairman, plr -- >> the judiciary committee passed a resolution on guidelines for its investigation into articles of impeachment against president trump. we are live now on

tom: carl riccadonna peter hooper from deutsche bank. accommodates as many expected. that will adjust and adapt with an important speech by jerome powell at the university of hour. in our noon we go beneath the headline data at 8:30. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ bloomberg "surveillance." jobs day in america. italy, tomcqua in keene in new york. we are greatly advantaged with peter hooper, on the global economy. we are speaking on the chinese economy and now we look -- accommodation and now we look at the american economy. benefits,ges and adjusted for the inflation of so many of our listeners and inflationel, not core but service sector their inflation. this is how people feel. gainseel even with wage they are not there. how do you parse service sector inflation with blended inflation but says we are doing better than we feel? peter: prices are rising at a faster price -- faster pace than goods. the point here is that wage inflation in real terms has not done much. we were talking about how tight is the labor market. it is not that tight because you are not seeing the k

deutsch? mr. deutsch votes no. miss bass? miss bass votes no. mr. richmond? mr. jeffries? mr. sicilini? >> no. >> mr. sicilini votes no. mr. swalwell? >> no. >> mr. swalwell votes no. miss stemmings? mr. corea? miss scanlon? miss scanlon votes no. miss garcia? >> no. >> miss garcia votes no. mr. nagoose? >> no. >> mr. naguse votes no. miss mcbath? votes no. mr. stanton votes no. miss dean? no. >> miss powell votes no. miss escobar? >> no. >> mr. collins? >> aye. >> mr. collins votes eye. >> mr. sensenbrennor? mr. sensenbrenner votes aye. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck? >> aye. >> mr. buck votes aye plchlt radcliff? mr. radcliff votes yes. miss roby? miss roby votes aye. mr. gates votes eye. mr. biggs? mr. biggs votes aye mr. mcclintock votes aye. miss lesko votes aye. mr. rushinthaler? mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. stube votes yes. mr. cohen, you are not recorded. mr. cohen votes no. mr. lew, you are not recorded. mr. lew votes no. >> any members who voted who wish to vote? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 15 ayes and 20 nos. >> the amendment is not

german boardrooms like here in frankfurt at the asset management group of us its main shareholder is deutsche bank. yeah i'm susie i can afford it they wanted it too badly and if you invest a lot of time on something this deal was more than 2 years in the making then there's often a tendency to say we've spent so much time and money so even if it's all not perfect now. we have to go ahead with it sourcing. christiane speaks for many bayer.

deutsche bank expecting them to cut rates at each and every meeting for the next four meetings. that is not a midcycle adjustment. any reason to believe daily pushing back against calls like that next week? pilar: i think so. as kathy pointed out, the data, certainly since the last meeting, has not deteriorated significantly enough to earn a -- warrant a much more aggressive approach. i think they will bide their time, cut, highlight the uncertainties. the uncertainties are still there. we don't know what will happen with the u.s.-china trade war. that could change tomorrow or certainly after the first of october. so it is too early to say for the fed to be very dogmatic either way. we just expect more of the same from july. jonathan: we end the conversation pretty much where we started it. we don't know what will happen with the trade story. in china, it's really important that at some point we see a bottoming out process. we get the more key economic data going into next week. any sign of the bottoming out process taking place in the chinese economy? kathy: very little. they h

donny deutsch, quickly, i need a coffee mug. i need a saturday night politics coffee mug, the greatest summer series in the history of msnbc, you doubled your rivals. i need the coffee mug. so when -- you can put emayor pit tis on the emeritus if you want to. because i know it's coming back in another form. >> there's been a ground swell. even overseas troops. >> i can feel it. >> they free saturday night politics. they want it back and they're upset. but i'm here. and the fact that i'm here, i still get to connect to america and thank you for letting me do that. >> we need a coffee mug. >> donny, you are not connecting with america, a point of clarification. you're connecting with the upper east side. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," a paver united states senators, democrat chris coons and republican james lankford join our conversation next. johnson & johnson is a baby company. but we're also a cancer fighting, hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking ca

reporter: it was likely from this location that an attack on deutsche telekom customers was carried out in 2016. it was the home of the illegal online stores like wall street market, selling millions of euros of illegal drugs, documents and child pornography. the investigation was complex and lasted more than four years. >> operating a data center like this in germany isn't illegal per se. first, you have to prove online crimes are being committed by third parties. then you have to prove the people running the center about it and supported it. reporter: the main suspect is a 59-year-old dutchman. the investigation and analysis of the data, which could include customer data, could take months if not years. brent: time for sports. for fans of german football, a bumper weekend ahead. leap sig. our surprise -- leipzig is in the lead, with bay ine hot pursuit, but it could be a big day for dortmund's title ambitions. correspondent: dortmund is looking to get their season back on track after dropping points in frankfurt. captain marco royce was bothered when asked if the club's mentality was

white house reporter for nbc news digital, shannon petty piece, branding and marketing expert donny deutsch is here. >> did we agree on an introduction >> yes >> host emeritus. >> it's just painful. >> no, i think it's celebratory. >> now you're just asking me to be mean to you. >> i know how much you care. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> national political correspondent for nbc news and msnbc and author of "the red and the blue" steve kornacki a great morning to have steve on politics and journalism professor at morgan state university and an msnbc political contributor jason johnson and senior political correspondent for the washington examiner david druker joins us as well. usa today opinion columnist and former senior adviser for the house oversight and government reform committee kurt bardella we'll be talking with kurt about corey lewandowski. these poll numbers show elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren inching closer to joe biden, the former vice president sits at 31% he's up five points since july warren only six points behind at 25%. vermont senator bernie sanders a distant third with 14% in

the information that we're seeking that directly speaks to the relationship between deutsche bank and trump we don't have yet. it is still under litigation. remember -- if you remember, we sought subpoenas, we got subpoenas, we got support for that. that has been absolutely opposed by the trump lawyers, and so now we're still in court. and we have to follow the court processes. no, i don't have all of the information that i need in order to move forward with specific language that would go into the impeachment inquiry. >> given what you're describing about how fast this is moving, this specific new proceeding announced today by the speaker, as far as i remember from looking at the congressional calendar, a new recess for congress i think is supposed to start on friday of this week. do you know if there's any consideration to potentially canceling that recess in order to keep this proceeding going rather than taking a break so soon after it starts? >> i know that a discussion has started on that. i don't know that it will happen, that we will not be in recess. but i know that that is u

deutsche bank says 100 by the end of the year, gorman says one to two. the market is unsure and wrongfooted, isn't it? jim: it is because we talked about this before. the framework by which you follow central banks is much harder than it used to be. if you step back and look at the u.s. economy as it stands today, some could be asking why we are cutting rates at all. i think it makes sense to be cutting rates but it is a difficult environment to understand quite what central banks are trying to tell you. much more work to do. jim mccormick, our guest from natwest markets in our london studio. let's get the first word news with annabelle droulers in hong kong. president trump says he has fired his national security advisor john bolton. the notoriously hawkish bolton left minutes before a scheduled briefing on terrorism. five minutes after the announcement, he contradicted the president saying he'd offered to resign on monday night. the white house says bolton and the president had been disagreeing on "many, many issues." to u.s. farmers, china's opening t

deutsche bank says prices will likely fall around 5% next year concerns,ts project saying there was limited excitement with more interest focus on lower-priced versions. rival.es plunge of tesla bubble concerns that the in the eb market may be bursting. calls have prompted neo-to raise a few hundred million dollars in extra funding. that made some analysts speculate as to whether the company can actually survive. tokyo.h break there in everything from sushi to [indiscernible] if it is a cold day. >> bring that one up because we have a falling market. the ceo of sony saying they need to rebalance the equation away from entertainment and get back to a place where engineers 10 dream big -- engineers can dream big. also, mario kart [indiscernible] today. about when and if it will ipo. that is the imperial palace. this is bloomberg. ♪ waso advise her majesty unlawful. >> i welcome the judgment this morning. >> it had the effect of preventing the ability of parliament to carry out its constitutional functions without reasonable justification. >> and abuse of power by him. right, but we will go

wnfedex aded by a number of firms including deutsche bank lowered the rating on the stock from hold to buy. te mts emphasized the downbeat outlook which wed b last night. the pce target $$142. . the shares fell to 150.91. while pool downgraded to secto tiight from overweight at key bank. weakening earnings momentum. the firm does not have arice target. the shares fell 2% to a149.03. >>o at key bank lennar groundr graded to sector waelgt from overweight with the analyst citing lack of let catalyst to move it higher. noting a slowdown in earnings momentum process despite the grounded grade it rose to 54.15 probably on the home construction number. square upgraded from hold to sell at hal up anyay the revenue had already priced in. price target is $63. shares up a fraction too 59.75. > still ahead who gets to sell the rules? california or president trump? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> there are reports ton that at&t is exploring ways to part ways with direc tv. this was first reported by the "wall street journal." direct tv has been losing customers about 2.5 milli subscribers last year alon. at&t is t

the information that we're seeking that directly speaks to the relationship between deutsche bank and trump we don't have yet. it is still under litigation. remember -- if you remember, we sought subpoenas, we got subpoenas, we got support for that. that has been absolutely opposed by the trump lawyers, and so now we're still in court. and we have to follow the court processes. no, i don't have all of the information that i need in order to move forward with specific language that would go into the impeachment inquiry. >> given what you're describing about how fast this is moving, this specific new proceeding announced today by the speaker, as far as i remember from looking at the congressional calendar, a new recess for congress i think is supposed to start on friday of this week. do you know if there's any consideration to potentially cancelling that recess in order to keep this proceeding going rather than taking a break so soon after it starts? >> i know that a discussion has started on that. i don't know that it will happen, that we will not be in recess. but i know that that is

deutsche bank expecting them to cut rates at each and every meeting for the next four meetings. any reason to believe that they will be pushing back against those kind of calls next week? pilar: i think so. as kathy pointed out, the data, certainly since the last meeting, has has not deteriorated significantly enough to warrant a more aggressive approach. i think they will bide their time cut, highlight the , uncertainties. the uncertainties are still there. we don't know what will happen with the u.s.-china trade war. you know, that could change tomorrow, or certainly after the first of october. i think it is too early to say for the fed to be very, very dogmatic. we just expect a little bit more of the same from july. jonathan: we end the conversation pretty much where we started, we don't know what will happen with the trade story. we can have a look at the data and try to analyze it in china, . it's really important that at some point we see a bottoming out process. we get more key economic data going into next week. any sign out of that -- any sign of that bottoming out pro

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a person yesterday who is with deutsche bank on september 11th 2001 in manhattan right across the street from 911 and from the towers as he you know describe for me the events of that and it's absolutely searing. it's important you know that there's a difference between the taliban and. negotiates ations with al qaeda not possible negotiations with the taleban are possible but as we've seen very very difficult. you have invested a lot of time it in getting talks with the taliban up and running and you did that under both presidents obama and president trump i'd like to hear your thoughts on the u.s. president inviting the taliban to camp david i mean did you know the trump had extended that invitation now and you know look i'm not a u.s. official any longer the the work that i did in 272800 to try to help get this current round of talks going was as a as a private citizen not as a as he was government official. i mean it does seem a bit odd. to put it lightly to infight the taleban to camp david premature you know maybe after a lot of confidence is built after a ceasefire after there are

deutsche bank expecting to cut rates at each and every meeting for the next four meetings. that is clearly not a midcycle adjustment. any reason to believe that they will be pushing back against those kind of calls next week? pilar: i think so. as kathy pointed out, the data, certainly since the last meeting, has has not deteriorated significantly enough to warrant a more aggressive approach. i think they will bide their time, cut, highlight the uncertainties. the uncertainties are still there. we don't know what will happen with the u.s.-china trade war. you know, that could change tomorrow, or certainly after the first of october. i think it is too early to say for the fed to be very, very dogmatic. we just expect a little bit more of the same from july. jonathan: we end the conversation pretty much where we started it. we don't know what will happen with the trade story. we can have a look at the data and try to analyze it. in china, it is really important that at some point we see a bottoming out process. we get more key economic data going into next week. any sign of t

a person yesterday who is with deutsche bank on september 11th 2001 in manhattan right across the street from 911 and from the towers as he you know describe for me the events of that and it's absolutely searing. it's important you know that there's a difference between taleban and then negotiates asians with al qaeda not possible negotiations with the taleban are possible but as we've seen very very difficult. you have invested a lot of time in getting talks with the taliban up and running and you did that under both presidents obama and president trump i'd like to hear your thoughts on the u.s. president inviting the taliban to camp david i mean did you know the trump extended that invitation now and you know look i'm not a u.s. official any longer the the work that i did in 272800 to try to help get this current round of talks going was as a as a private citizen not as a as he was government official. i mean it does seem a bit odd. to put it lightly to invite the taliban to camp david premature you know maybe after a lot of confidence built after a cease fire after there are have been

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no comments from deutsche's or qatar. francine: german business confidence is falling to its lowest level in almost seven years. negative readings are due to something about the current situation, meaning in this case that the downturn is likely to continue. we have a slight uptick today. francine: let's get back to enter sheets and -- andrew sheets and greg. we were seeing mixed signals from german businesses the day after we had some pretty bad manufacturing data. what does it mean for what germany does next? on twoink we are focused issues. the first is the german data suggests a global economy that is still very weak and getting weaker, which we think is a bad thing for the market overall and a reason to remain cautious. it draws attention to the fiscal side. todon't think you're going get the type of fiscal easing the market really wants to turn around the economic data fast enough to make the market happy. at the moment, i think it confirms a pretty poor and decelerating global economy. what do you .2 that points to

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