>> well, we are quite for it in sweden. takeover ofed the the pharmacy 15 years ago and that was the operations in sweden very heavily over the couple of years. the track record of pfizer when it comes to jobs is very clear. they have taken over three or four different companies globally. we cannot see the real business logic here, but it is clear that pfizer sees some clear tax benefits from this deal. mergerworried that this is driven more by tax logic than by business logic and that normally means that you would have great problems with the merger. >> does that mean that you have not received any assurances from pfizer to protect research jobs in sweden? >> well, we have not been approached by pfizer with commitments to their swedish operations. i remain skeptical that they would give us assurances. they gave the impression, when they took over pharmacy a -- pharmacia, that they had a commitment to the industry. if you do not have a very sound business logic, i would assume -- thisy would focus on is a u.s. company with

. >> in sweden, the internet is a jobs provider. nine out of 10 communication students will find a job right after graduation. in slovenia, young people are lucky to find any job at all, especially during the debt crisis. she has been working for years at her youth club in her hometown and nosed problems young people face. >> unemployment and dependence upon parents is a problem for young people all over europe, but unfortunately, it is at its worst in slovenia. young people have a hard time getting on their feet here because there are just not any jobs. >> young slovenians tend to see politics as nothing but corrupt officials vying for money and power. hardly any other profession has as bad in image here. public interest in the european parliamentary elections is low. >> i don't like politics, so i don't pay much attention to that. >> the eu has to start doing something about this disenchantment with politics, or in 10 to 15 years, they are not going to have any active citizens left, whether in slovenia or elsewhere. the eu cannot

sweden and chile is interesting. it's not washington is bad but look at crime, what happened in new york, lots of people look at that. >> charlie: bring it back, this is the great debate in the united states. you know, it is the debate between how do you lower taxes and -- or raise taxes or lower taxes and, at the same time, a hard look at entitlements and -- >> i think that's exactly -- >> charlie: -- and raising revenue. >> that's exactly what we need. and the problem with america is you have such an entirely ideologically polerrized system you can't get to any agreements in any practical measure. >> charlie: they don't trust each other. >> they don't. and an interesting example, what happened in sweden, they hit the big government in 1993 and collectively decided they've got to look for pragmatic solutions, taking ideas from the left, taking ideas from th the right,t putting a balanced budget at the heart, fibbing long-term entitlements. is it possible for a democratic country to do it? very hard given the state o

look at sweden. sweden was a country which kept on getting bigger and bigger government. then it faced the prospect that it had to bring it down. it reduced itself. countries from the left did it by saying things like they like education, they don't provide -- they don't care who provides education. evern friedman, who would have thought that? sweden is interesting. chile is interesting. -- look at crime. this is a great debate in the united states. how do you lower taxes, or raise taxes, and at the same time have a hard look at entitlements, and raising revenue? >> that is is that what we need. the problem with america is you ideologically so polarizing, they don't trust each other. an interesting example is what happens in sweden. they hit this big government and they collectively decided they had to look for pragmatic solutions, taking ideas from the left and right, and putting a balanced budget at the heart of everything. fixing long-term entitlements. it is possible for democratic countries to do it. very hard given the state of washington. said we have to deal with

they may not sweden the cash offer much more. will probably structure it so that there is more cash on the table. if you look at astrazeneca shares, they are trading lower. they're not looking at too much of increase in the cash. >> they're looking at their options as to whether they can go. there is so much political opposition to it. that might be tricky. >> thank you for sticking around with this. we will be back in a couple of minutes. ♪ -- welcome mac to back to "the pulse." >> china's economic slowdown is deepening. growth in retail sales is slowed for april. china may miss its expansion goals of seven percent. >> there is support for independence in ukraine. is threatening to pay off gas to ukraine unless kiev pays off what it knows. with charlierview rose, the former check to terri says wetary of treasury are still vulnerable. >> there is a risk of a major panic again. it is inherent in the financial system. you can't ban it. do a lot of things to reduce your vulnerability to it. reforms we put in place are a very horri

look at sweden. sweden was a country which kept on getting bigger and bigger government. then it faced the prospect that it had to bring it down. it reduced itself. countries from the left did it by saying things like they like education, they don't care who provides education. milton friedman, who would ever have thought that? sweden is interesting. chile is interesting. look at crime. >> this is a great debate in the united states. how do you lower taxes, or raise taxes, and at the same time have a hard look at entitlements, and raising revenue? >> that is is that what we need. the problem with america is you have something so ideologically polarizing, they don't trust each other. an interesting example is what happens in sweden. they hit this big government and they collectively decided they had to look for pragmatic solutions, taking ideas from the left and right, and putting a balanced budget at the heart of everything. fixing long-term entitlements. it is possible for democratic countries to do it. very hard given the state of washington. >> they said we have to dea

denmark, sweden, they're all well on their way to transitioning off fossil fuels. so bhutan -- bhutan is this tiny country that, well, they've got 70% of the land is covered with forest and they're determined to keep it. and they're committed to all organic agriculture in the country. and their goal is not economic growth but gross national happiness. >> you once said, quote, all it takes is the imagination to dream it and the will to make the dream reality. but is imagination enough against our addiction to fossil fuels and the enormous wealth and power of those who feed our addiction? >> yes. well, i think this is the problem. i think, you know, in canada we have this immense battle going on now which is the future of oil in our country. and we have a prime minister who's determined to make canada an oil superpower. >> a petro-state. >> a petro-state. and the heart of his energy policy is the tar sands in alberta. now, unfortunately for him the tar sands are landlocked. they got to get that oil out. and the way they're going to do it is with a pipeline to the wes

we are volvo of sweden. . john: finally, tonight let's end on a happy note. >>> finally, tonight let's end on a happy note. america has a long history of racism, slavery, jim crowe and displays of racism that make america seem like a very divided country. >> i'm just saying in your lousy [ bleep ] instagrams, you don't have to have yourself walking with black people. >> let's look at another measure of race relations in america. interracial marriage, it's up 23%. every year, more people from different races choose to marry. there aren't many better ways to show accept of racial difference than this. almost one in every six marriages in 2010 was people from different races. they were sentenced to a year in jail. it took nine years before the supreme court ruling on the lovings case declared bans on interracial marriage unconstitutional. today there are dating websites who cater to americans who like differences, who seek them out. karen tried to it expand her dating options. >> i went on and met a very nice man

you end up being adopted by a couple in sweden. >> i was very lucky. the worst thing that could have happened to me became life-changing for me. i had a chance to grow up in sweden and pursue my dream of becoming a chef. also, moving to america. to be able to tell that story through my book, but to work in new york, which is so accepted of immigrants such as me. i came to the country with $300. it was not a lot of fun. it says a lot about new york of the high acceptance of foreigners and immigrants. >> did you get to go to the state dinner that marcus cooked for the president? were you there? >> [inaudible] they have become brands. they are taste makers. they are setting lifestyle trends. marcus has endorsement deals. he is a great example of using celebrity in a good way. look how he has transformed harlem. >> how do you translate your background in food and wine and marketing? >> one meal at a time. one great bottle of one at a time. >> how do you translate that into the relationship with marcus? a lot of people can say i have a plan for you. i can b

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being beaten up in the streets being harassed the charge from sweden has one of the highest levels of immigration in the e.u. there's a fear that the system won't be able to cope you can't have mass immigration and a welfare state at the same time one day you will have to pay for all this mass immigration and the welfare state is good. and in their opinion it's not being able to speak out in certain countries it's a roading a nation's sense of self mashed under threat which would be of cultural identity language a lot of flag and history. and things matter to people we shall see soon enough if those parties who claim to be the defenders of traditional european rights can put into practice what they preach campaign trail these are all of us will. go from mother movement democratic europe now told r.t. that to win back angry voters brussels needs to stop ignoring the people by making backdoor deals people really feel disconnected to brussels brussels far away mistrust is raising and so the only thing which in our view is now the best the best way to cope with this situation is to really

. -- ien't opted to sweden had a chance to grow up in sweden and pursue my dream of becoming a chef. also, moving to america. to be able to tell that story through my book, but to work in new york, which is so accepted of immigrants such as me. i came to the country with $300. it was not a lot of fun. ofsays a lot about new york the high acceptance of foreigners and immigrants. >> did you get to go to the state dinner that marcus cooked for the president? were you there? has here but i did that for you? -- has here ok did that for you? they have become brands. they are taste makers. they are setting lifestyle trends. marcus has endorsement deals. example of using celebrity in a good way. look how he has transformed harlan. >> how do you translate your background in food and wine and marketing? >> one meal at a time. one great bottle of one at a time. >> had you translate that into the relationship with marcus? a lot of people can say i have a plan for you. i can be your agent. we can get you a book deal. we will have you all over. >> i've heard every story print absolutely. >> you ha

sweden has one of the highest levels of immigration in the e.u. there's a fear that the system won't be able to cope. after mass immigration and. at the same time one day will have to pay for all this mass immigration and the well first. i didn't there opinion it's not being able to speak out in certain countries it's a roading a nation's sense of self. which would be. cultural identity. language. flag and history. things matter to people we shall see soon enough to claim to be the defenders of traditional european rights can put into practice what they preach campaign trail these are all over. now coming up later in the program things get tougher for president obama. ahead of the u.s. troop withdrawal find out why the american president got the cold shoulder from. his visit to the base. and we'll also tell you how to control. diction using the very saying. very short break. join me. for india and. for commentary interviews and much much. only on. from tragedy so far for merely an attempt to legitimize current political. this is how many see ukrai

what's sweden done since volvo? >> lots of things that have made people's lives better in the country. >> why the hostility to market? >> not hostility to the markets, it's hostility towards underregulated markets. john: piles and piles of regulations? >> yeah, because they're not giving enough to the people who need things. there are people who are suffering and there's a great deal of discrimination against women and minorities. john: and more regulation won't kill the golden goose? >> no, it won't. global life expectancy was 47 in 1950, since then it' gone up to 70. john: not because of regulation. >> yeah, in part it has. take -- >> innovation, i'd say, thank you, zack, coming up, something that poisons your drinking water and the air we breathe and causes global warming. that's what i hear, but i look at same thing and see mostly good news. that's next. unlimited cash back. let that phrase sit with you for a second. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rota

altogether sweden has totally take i mean i want to live somewhere where it's like it was when i grew up like for thirty forty years ago you know we have so many different nationalities here and they all want to have it their way and the politicians say ok you can have it your way you don't have to become so if you don't have to learn the swedish language you don't have to respect the law so that's the problem ingrid is out of and she isn't going to change her opinions but what difference will it make to her situation when she changes location and comes here to denmark different states you can more or less enjoy free speech in denmark in sweden you cannot you cannot speak out about any subject without losing your. being beaten up in the streets being harassed aside from sweden has one of the highest levels of immigration in the e.u. there's a fear that the system won't be able to cope you can't have mass immigration and a welfare state at the same time one day you will have to pay for all this mass immigration and then the well first date is goodbye and in their opinion it's not being

altogether sweden has totally take i mean i want to live somewhere where it's like it was when i grew up like for thirty forty years ago you know we have so many different nationalities here and they all want to have it their way and the politicians say ok you can have it your way you don't have to become so we don't have to learn the swedish language you don't have to respect our law so that's the problem ingrid is out of it she isn't going to change her opinions but what difference will it make to her situation when she changes location and comes here to denmark different is that you can more or less enjoy free speech in denmark and sweden you cannot you cannot speak out about any subject without losing your job being beaten up in the streets being harassed aside from sweden has one of the highest levels of immigration in the e.u. there's a fear that the system won't be able to cope you can't have mass immigration and a welfare state at the same time one day you will have to pay for all this mass immigration and then the welfare state is good bye and in their opinion it's not being

what's sweden done since volvo? >> lots of things that have made people's lives better in the country. >> why the hostility to market? >> not hostility to the markets, it's hostility towards underregulated markets. john: piles and piles of regulations? >> yeah, because they're not giving enough to the people who need things. there are people who are suffering and there's a great deal of discrimination against women and minorities. john: and ore regulation won't kill the golden goose? >> no, it won't. global life expectancy was 47 in 1950, since then it's gone up to 70. john: not because of regulation. >> yeah, in part it has. take -- >> innovation, i'd say, thank you, zack, coming up, something that poisons your drinking water and the air we breathe and causes global warming. that's what i hear, but i look at same thing and see mostly good news. that's next. ♪ if i can reach the stars ♪ pull one down for you ♪ shine it on my heart ♪ so you could see the truth ♪ - ♪ i could change the world - ♪ change t

to give you some idea of what i mean, in sweden, not just with music -- netflix is available. hbo has a service which does not require you to be a cable subscriber. you can buy it on a standalone basis. you can get sports on a standalone basis training over the internet. for us to test his new features and functionality on that audience is remarkable. you see the future in terms of media consumption. but then, the other benefit early on is it is such a small market. being a swede forces us to think outside of our home market. from day one, to think international. we have seen when we have opened the markets how that is benefiting us. we open in turkey. all of the sudden, in germany, we saw spikes. for me, that was weird until you start thinking about it. you realize there are about 6 million turkish folks living in germany, switzerland, and austria. we licensed a lot of the local repertoire. that became available in germany. it is kind of affects are interesting. same when we saw on the west coast of the u.s. a spike in usage. the cultural exchange happening almost in real tim

what's sweden done since volvo? >> lots of things that have made people's lives better in the country. >> why the hostility to market? >> not hostility to the markets, it's hostility towards underregulated markets. john: piles and piles of regulations? >> yeah, because they're not giving enough to the people who need things. there are people who are suffering and there's a great deal of discrimination against women and minorities. john: and more regulation won't kill the golden goose? >> no, it won't. global life expectancy was 47 in 1950, since then it's gone up to 70. john: not because of regulation. >> yeah, in part it has. take -- >> innovation, i'd say, thank you,zack, coming up, something that poisons your drinking water and the air we breathe and causes global warming. that's what i hear, but i look at same thing and see mostly good news. that's next. & . >> the controversy is over tentacles being injected into the earth to break up rock and release natural gas. john: it's called fracking and scared people, i

you can see the swiss trying to .eaken b in an hour we will get numbers out of sweden. thanction much better analysts predicted. next week seen as key for the next move. inflation fails to rebound significantly. a rate cut is likely. hard to disagree with that analysis. >> these are the top headlines today. the fighting in ukraine has intensified as government troops tried to regain rounds from rogue russian militants. -- pro-russian militants. 20 rebels were killed in one city. special security forces have been sent to odette said. has reported earnings that beat estimates. it is also speaking of its 50% return on equity markets. ubs will create a holding company that will allow the bank to return more earnings to shareholders. >> from now on we will start to two shareholders. us creation will allow supplemental capital return in the form of a payout of $.25 per share. >> a person says the penalty could include a guilty plea and a fine of more than $1 billion. prosecutors can't decide whether to charge the entire bank or just its u.s. subsidiary formed last year. back.

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what's sweden done since volvo? >> lots of things that have made people's lives better in the country. >> why the hostility to market? >> not hostility to the markets, it's hostility towards underregulated markets. john: piles an regulations? >> yeah, because they're not giving enough to the people who need things. there are people who are suffering and there's a great deal of discrimination against women and minorities. john: and more regulation won't kill the golden goose? >> no, it won't. global life expectancy was 47 in 1950, since then it's gone up to 70. john: not because of regulation. >> yeah, in part it has. take -- >> innovation, i'd say, thank you, zack, coming up, something that poisons your drinking water and the air we breathe and causes global warming. that's what i hear, but i look at same thing and see mostly good news. that's next. we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new pri

what's sweden done since volvo? >> lots of things that have made people's lives better in the country. >> why the hostility to market? >> not hostility to the markets, it's hostility towards underregulated markets. john: piles and piles of regulations? >> yeah, because they're not giving enough to the people who need things. there are people who are suffering and there's a great deal of discrimination against women and minorities. john: and more regulation won't kill the golden goose? >> no, it won't. global life expectancy was 47 in 1950, since then it's gone up to 70. john: not because of regulation. >> yeah, in part it has. take -- >> innovation, i'd say, thank you, zack, coming up, something that poisons your drinking water and the air we breathe and causes global warming. that's what i hear, but i look at same thing and see mostly good news. that's next. crestor lowered bad cholesterol in it's a fact. high-risk patients more than lipitor. bad cholesterol... you're going down! yeah! lowering cholesterol is a big

i don't see it happening in sweden. john: the guy who knows where the money is hidden will trick the wife. >> if there's fraud or embezzlement or deceit, that's a case, a civil case. you go to civil court for that. in 99% of cases that doesn't happen and people divide their assets fairly and equally. john: did you make this mostly because you got divorceed? >> i got divorced. not because i got divorced but what i saw in family court going through the process. i ended up fine. so many people went bankrupt, lost homes, children, what i saw was shocking, and when i thought about a topic for making a documentary, seemed well worth investigating. >> and i notice you haven't remarried. >> not yet. john: you're willing, though. >> once we change the laws! >> thank you, joe sorge. coming up, good news about marriage! america's newest real estate brand is all ready the brand of the year. berkshire hathaway home services. good to know. carsthey're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated.

they're basically doing this in their home town of gÖteborg, sweden. designating some roads in sweden, you'll be able to go on with one of their cars, hit a button on the steering wheel and effectively you can drive the car around the highway. you can imagine being stuck in traffic, pressing a button and the car will drive itself. by 2017 they want to have these cars for sale in sweden. >> how does it work? >> there's a sensor package built in behind the mirror with a laser scanner and a couple of cameras and a radar sensor built into the front of the car. so the car can basically build a picture of what's coming in front of it. it can see the lines in the road, the speed limit signs and it can drive itself forward and be smart. the interesting thing, it's all based on technology that's already in volvo's cars today. there are quite a few other autonomous programs out there, they're using extra sensors. volvo's cars have the sensors built in. >> does it know how to slam on the brakes? >> yes. the one thing the car doesn't know how to do yet is change l

what's sweden done since volvo? >> lots of things that have made people's lives better in the country. >> why the hostility to market? >> not hostility to the markets, it's hostility towards underregulated markets. john: piles and piles of regulations? >> yeah, because they're not giving enough to the people who need things. there are people who are suffering and there's a great deal of discrimination against women and minorities. john: and more regulation won't kill the golden goose? >> no, it won't. global life expectancy was 47 in 1950, since then it's gone up to 70. john: not because of regulation. >> yeah, in part it has. take -- >> innovation, i'd say, thank you, zack, coming up, something that poisons your drinking water and the air we breathe and causes global warming. that's what i hear, but i look at same thing and see mostly good news. that's next. wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you pu

so to give you some idea what i mean, in sweden, not just with music but netflix is available. hbo has a service which doesn't require you to be a cable subscribe. so you can buy hbo on a stand-alone basis. you can actually get even sports on a stand-alone basis, streaming over the internet. so for us to test new features and new functionality on it, on that audience, is remarkable. you can kind of see the future in terms of media consumption. but then i think the other benefit early on was just such a small market that being a swede like me, it forces us to think outside of our home market. it forces us from pretty much day one to think international. we've seen now in the open markets how that's benefiting us. like for instance we open in turkey and all of a sudden in germany we started seeing spikes. and you know, for me that was just really really weird until you start thinking about it and you realize that there's i think it's about 6 million turkish folks living in germany, switzerland and austria. so when we went into turkey, we had a lot of the local repertoire and all

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it may be some of a -- something of a zero-sum game and sweden becomes the victim. there is concern in stockholm. >> thank you for that. tom keene joins us with a preview of "surveillance." i know you will be looking at all angles on alibaba. >> we will. david kirkpatrick will join us. let's call it the alibaba effect. less about yahoo! and more about what has been written overnight about what do you buy when you buy shares in alibaba. it is funneled through the cayman islands. there was a lot of debate about this. the new york times had a terrific article overnight. we will focus on that. yesterday, i had a conversation with someone you know, jeffrey gundlach. he is extremely cautious on housing. today inlen speaks washington on bond yields. >> we are expecting a more dovish janet yellen. >> i think you put it nicely. maybe she is more dovish. she has been back and forth recently. she has had a very subtle dialogue with investors about where the fed is going. i would look for some real ambiguity this morning. >> thank you so much. tom keene with "surveillance" in 2

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this is a forum that is sponsored by the foreign minister of sweden headed by the foreign minister and we have been known since two thousand and eleven and twelve that they were not interested to have any elements of their that were critical of the united states government and the activities of the u.s. agencies we were blacklisted and i mean we can leak some people associated with we can leaks back in two thousand and twelve and yes they do have a blacklist now where they did not. and actually humorously claim that they don't have a blacklist they only have a list of people that they have invited in a list of people they have not invited but that is a blacklist and that has been confirmed it doesn't surprise me if you look at the revelations both by we can lease and by edward snowden you see the role that sweden plays behind this facade of neutrality they are basically the lap dogs of the united states government so basically you're saying that this incident undermines the whole concept of the conference right. well of course it does i mean how can you how can you exclude we can becau