max: how are you? -lemonis: are you max? -max: i'm max. lemonis: what do you make here besides mustard? -max: barbecue sauces... -lemonis: okay. max: ...hot sauces. lemonis: when i walked in the building, i smelled the spices. max: yeah. lemonis: how much business will you do a year? max: 30,000 cases a month. lemonis: so you're bigger than your daughter's business. max: yeah, yeah. lemonis: do you worry that you're running out of space? max: it's a little crowded. lemonis: this is all you, too? these are all your bottles? max: yeah. lemonis: and so it's how much a month? sam: $2,000 a month. we pay the entire bill and all the utilities, and then max reimburses us what he feels is equitable. -max: it cut their cost. -sam: it raised our cost. -lemonis: it raised your cost. -sam: yes. lemonis: how did it raise it? sam: max hasn't been paying his share of the rents and utilities, and he's up to $10,000. max: no. lemonis: max is strangling this business from several different angles. he's taken over most of their space, which ultimately slows

we have our correspondents on the ground covering every angle for us barbara hazel is in london and max huffman is in brussels very good to see you both barbara let's start with you where are all the action is at the moment you know yesterday there was a lot of talk about possible cabinet resignations we saw this five hour marathon cabinet meeting and today we've seen now breaks that secretary dominic rob has resigned tell us more about his letter his reasoning what's behind this. what is behind is that dominick rob just needed a little bit more time after last night's cabinet meeting to make up his mind and inside is yesterday night after the reason they had come out in downing street and said this is the deal now take it or leave it or you will have no correct and i believe that this is the best that can be done when she came out and sort of seemed to have won the day of service here you said yes she won this particular small skirmish but she didn't win the battle and some of the ministers in her cabinet among the hard line breaks two years might well need more time to think about wha

hey max i just want to start with the chart and this is the g.e. market cap going back to the it in the eighty's this is the eighty's this is midnight indy's this is up to two thousand spike and the beginning of the hollowing out of the entire u.s. economy in fact if you look at a lot of big multinational american companies you'll see that sort of pattern this is the beginning of the share buybacks the plundering of the assets that had been developed by the company for years this is the beginning of course of financialization also happened really kicked off in the mid ninety's that released some shareholder value for a moment but then it's been plunging ever since so it looks like g.'s going to go the way of the dodo bird very soon you know when this bull market is over and that looks like as fast approaching that chart will be it's epitaph. that's all you need to know. general electric there's an old saying on wall street as general motors goes so goes america well that's not true so much anymore but with general electric it is true it's one of th

is going to do so max didn't happen then and going to happen now let's talk about the bond market for a second so some are suggesting that the credit cycle is turning down that's after a thirty seven year bull market. and that would portend interest rates possibly entering into a secular change that would be interest rates rising for a an extended period of time was it is one possible outcome this is the biggest question in global finance by far it's a question that many have got wrong for many years calling the top of the bond market knowing to be fooled by mr market so i i ask you mash to weighed in on this one is this the end what are your thoughts it's possible if we look at what trump is done here with the. deficit if we look at it with the fed hikes we've had here now. in a few years we're going to be paying more on interest than we are on trial runs for military spending that's the path we're on. if we sink in terms of how the fed is going to react when the next recession hits i think there's one more wave down here in bonds bond yields and that'll be the end of it you you won'

max is just not going to be told how to do or not to be max period. mainstage here the best of the best best of all corpus christi. right now they've got. did a fall i would out of those mexican mexican dress is going to tell me what that is i'm a visitor here what am i looking at you know can you help me and just dancers because that smacks baby maybe allister could be the spark. a great american to be the great american revolutionary declaration of. war against all accomplished. lists the kleptocracy the cactus stocker sea. yeah the catch a stocker sea ruled by the least qualified now we can talk about stuff that's not in the show right when we set out to do the great american pilgrimage we made a plan it turns out that the plan really just couldn't be done down in venice was we're at the cows and coffee shop and we're meeting this holocaust survivor and we're getting ready to have an interview with him and we set it all up it's really wonderful to meet you take this and this one here with your heart ok. let's meet in a sixty if we listen to knowled

is going to do so max didn't happen then and going to happen now let's talk about the bond market for a second so some are suggesting that the credit cycle is turning down that's after a thirty seven year bull market in the bond market and you know if it could be over finally. and that would portend interest rates possibly entering into a secular change that would be interest rates rising for a an extended period of time was is one possible outcome this is the biggest question in global finance by far it's a question that many have got wrong for many years calling the top of the bond market knowing to be fooled by mr market so i i ask you mash to weighed in on this one is this the end what are your thoughts it's possible if we look at what trump is done here with the. deficit if we look at it with the fed hikes we've had here now. in a few years we're going to be paying more on interest than we are on trial runs for military spending that's the parents were on. if we sink in terms of how the fed is going to react when the next recession hits i think there's one more wave down here in

julie.ith us, we have max, why no? -- why now? max: we are ready. we've spent an enormous amount of time and a multi-month effort to really hone down, what is our story, what is the look of a firm -- affirm going to be? as we go into the christmas sales, we will see the largest number of sales yet and we want them to meet the new affirm. emily: in the middle of a changing economy, interest rates going up, a trade war, political uncertainty, historically low unemployment rate, what trends are using in consumer behavior? max: i think the economy is still generally strong. from our vantage point, we see a slice of the economy extraordinarily well, witches consumer buying, but not everything. my opinions are colored by what i read in the news. from our point of view, our customer, which is everyone in the u.s. -- we serve everyone from the highflying 1% or's all the way to brand-new college students with a lot of loans. everyone of them seems to love our flavor of transparent. they are still buying. they love the products that are launching for the chri

max period. main stage here the best of the best festival in corpus christi. right now they've got a. beautiful i would out of those mexican mexican dress is going to tell me what that is i'm a visitor here what am i looking at you know can you help me and just dancers because that's max baby baby on this trip to be the spark. great american pilgrimage to be the great american revolutionary declaration of. war against all the conflicts the lists the kleptocracy the cactus stocker sea. yeah they catch a stocker sea ruled by the least qualified now we can talk about stuff that's not in the show right when we set out to do the great american pilgrimage we made a plan it turns out that the plan really just couldn't be done down in venice was we're at the cows in coffee shop and we're meeting this holocaust survivor and we're getting ready to have an interview with him and we set it all up it's really wonderful to meet you take this and this one here with your heart ok. let's meet in a sixty if we lis

stacey hey max i just want to start with the char and this is the g.e. market cap going back to the it in the eighty's this is the eighty's this is the mid ninety's this is up to two thousand spike and the beginning of the hollowing out of the entire u.s. economy in fact if you look at a lot of big multinational american companies you'll see that sort of pattern this is the beginning of the share buybacks the plundering of the assets that had been developed by the company for years this is the beginning of course of financialization also happened really kicked off in the mid ninety's that released some shareholder value for a moment but then it's been plunging ever since so it looks like g.'s going to go the way of the dodo bird very soon you know when this bull market is over and then it looks like is fast approaching that chart will be it's epitaphs. that's all you need to know. general electric there's an old saying on wall street as general motors goes so goes america well that's not true so much anymore but with general electric it is true it's one

and ask him max. have you been hearing anything about this tentative agreement on a deal. now we have to be very careful with everything we've heard tonight because we had these situations before where we thought there was a technical agreement because what we're talking about here is a technical agreement meaning that the negotiators might have agreed on something but it's not a political agreement so you need the politicians the cabinet by theresa may the parliament you mentioned earlier to agree to it but what we've heard from our sources is that one of the main sticking point that big you just mentioned. of course the border between northern ireland and ireland and i don't know how many details i can say but the question was whether the backstop the backstop is if they can't reach an agreement after they get out you know for future trade relations that just to make sure that there's no hard border between northern ireland and ireland but the reason may and her cabinet were very skeptical of a good

hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser before the show that takes you into a house of mirrors or is it. cissie we look like each other but this is actually kind of a mirror reflection of the last episode because we were in the last episode we talked about general electric g.e. and all the share buybacks which did not save that company from well right now it looks like bankruptcy but of course the democrats in the house could rescue it but here is a tweet that shows big u.s. companies spent more money on buying back shares than they did on capital expenditures in the first half of twenty eighteen the last time that happened for two straight quarters was just before the crisis according to this chart from deutsche bank's thorsten stock there you go these are the share buybacks and that's the stock price and we look like we could be in for another crash crash yeah exactly well. a few points there number one share buybacks used to be illegal why for this very reason just hollows the company out it's like debt monetization by government was the u.s. is also engaged but is kind of like that m

not to be max period. main stage here the best of the best festival in corpus christi. right now they've got a. beautiful i would out those mexican mexican dress is going to tell me what that is i'm a visitor here what am i looking at you know can you help me to answer just dancers because that smacks baby maybe on this trip to be the spark. great american pilgrimage to be the great american revolutionary declaration of. war against all accomplished. lists the kleptocracy the cactus stocker sea. yeah the catch a stocker sea ruled by the least qualified now we can talk about stuff that's not in the show right when we set out to do the great american pilgrimage we made a plan it turns out that the plan really just couldn't be done down in venice was we're at the cows in coffee shop and we're meeting this holocaust survivor and we're getting ready to have an interview with him and we set it all up it's really wonderful to meet you take this and this one here with your heart ok. let's meet in a sixty if we lis

or not to be max period. main stage here the best of the best festival in corpus christi. right now they've got a. beautiful i would all those mexican mexican dress is going to tell me what that is i'm a visitor here what am i looking at you know could you help me and just dancers because that smacks baby maybe on this trip to be the spark. great american to be the great american revolutionary declaration of. war against all the conflicts the lists the kleptocracy the cactus stocker sea. yeah the catch a stocker sea ruled by the least qualified now we can talk about stuff that's not in the show right when we set out to do the great american pilgrimage we made a plan it turns out that the plan really just couldn't be done down in venice was we're at the cows and coffee shop and we're meeting this holocaust survivor and we're getting ready to have an interview with him and we set it all up it's really wonderful to meet you take this and this one here with your heart ok. let's meet in a sixty if we listen. and k

mesh it big thoughts on capitalism what do you think you know the answer is well as i do there's one max known whom eight years right about this is i am. they're not they're blaming a symptom here the symptom here is wage inequality is a that's just the symptom that's not the problem in nest not cap it's not a failure of capitalism if you want to look at the problem here why we have this symptom it's the central bank bailouts of banks it's all the free money to banks it's the bed keeping interest rates too low too long fueling asset bubbles they did in two thousand then it again in two thousand and seven with ousting bubble they did it again now with the everything bubble here and you know they were going to loan us was look at how much money these c.e.o.'s are making well you know what if you don't make money so cheap for them to borrow money to buy back their own shares and speculate you know maybe they were now ok let me give you my take on this and get your thoughts i've said often on this show that you can't have capitalism without capital and yet have capital without offering a sav

s max hoffman who's in paris max you have more on exactly what this plaque there represents. we do we don't have the exact wording of what's going to be on the plaque but the sense of it was conveyed from some officials who said that it is supposed to underline the special significance of the reconciliation of germany and france also for the future of europe so what we've been talking about before called basically recognizing what happened one hundred years ago and also trying to look forward at the same time basically our king between the past the present and the future are trying to draw lessons from from what happened back then the significance of peace and the european project and how to go forward it's almost seems like my call who has this kind of right of marathon is really trying to regain force not only personally as a politician but also for the european project by remembering the horrible fate of the first world war back then of course when you think the first world war automatically a lot of people on this continent will think about the second world war as well an

is going to do so max didn't happen then and going to happen now let's talk about the bond market for a second so some are suggesting that the credit cycle is turning down that's after a thirty seven year bull market in the bond market and you know if it could be over finally. and that would ports and interest rates possibly entering into a secular change that would be interest rates rising for a an extended period of time was it is one possible outcome this is the biggest question in global finance by far it's a question that many have got wrong for many years calling the top of the bond market knowing to be fooled by mr market so i i ask you mash to weighed in on this one is this the end what are your thoughts it's possible if we look at what trump is done here with the. deficit if we look at it with the fed hikes we've had here now. in a few years we're going to be paying more on interest than we are on trial runs for military spending that's the parents were on. if we sink in terms of how the fed is going to react when the next recession hits i think there's one more wave down her

is going to do so max didn't happen then and going to happen now let's talk about the bond market for a second so some are suggesting that the credit cycle is turning down that's after a thirty seven year bull market in the bond market and you know if it could be over finally. and that would portend interest rates possibly entering into a secular change that would be interest rates rising for a an extended period of time was is one possible outcome this is the biggest question in global finance by far it's a question that many have got wrong for many years calling the top of the bond market knowing to be fooled by mr market so i i ask you manish to wade in on this one is this the end what are your thoughts it's possible if we look at what trump is done here with the. deficit if we look at it with the fed hikes we've had here now. in a few years we're going to be paying more on interest than we are on trial runs for military spending that's the parents were on. if we sink in terms of how the fed is going to react when the next recession hits i think there's one more wave down here in b

good evening to you max what can we expect from this. well the very least you would usually expect from a summit like this is a declaration a so-called communique at the end of the g. twenty. leaders commit to multilateralism where they commit to cooperation in the question of migration for example but all those things are in danger this time because if you look at the participants at the different leaders not all of them really stand for these things for example on multi-lateralism you have donald trump here who has repeatedly said as the us president that he prefers to manage things in a bilateral fashion still he's here then you have the chinese president he she can pin present it was difficult to read in the situation but certainly hasn't always been completely behind the world order as let's say the european countries imagine it then you have let me putin here the russian president who's playing his own little games on the east east of the european union in ukraine as we know in crimea as all these things are endangering. a communiq

still with us to discuss his max -- is max. apple decided not to report unit sales for the iphone, do you think the concern of tech is overblown or do you think there is something there like this will be a prolonged low point? i'm the first person to openly admit i've no idea how public markets value tech stocks or other stocks so you are getting straight -- getting it straight for someone who has no idea of this stuff. i think the tech run is so strong for so long, anything causes public investors, especially ones that don't have a long-term holding thesis to say maybe i should cash in. you see this in the market where the jitters are nonstop. every day there are single-digit percentage of movements up or down on your favorite tech stocks. my guess is people say i made a lot of money in this run, maybe i should get out. emily: iva chartier showing the performance of the faang stocks compared to the s&p and they are still up performing the s&p. it's definitely down for more tech stocks have been. specifically, there is a lot of

s and thank you miles in london and max hoffman from brussels thank you. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world police in paris have fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrations against rising fuel costs a lot of our other parts of the french capital have been brought to a standstill by so-called yellow vest protesters who oppose the president's economic policies two people have been killed since the protests began last week. pakistani authorities have arrested a radical islamist cleric who's followers staged major protests demanding strict blasphemy laws hussein his views supporters brought citizen pakistan to a standstill this month with street protests over the acquittal of. a christian woman on death row for blasphemy. spanish police say they have arrested seventy nine people suspected of producing and distributing child pornography on the internet in raids across spain police confiscated computers phones and hundreds of d.v.d.'s described as extremely graphic police say that the operation is one of the larges

the prices and i speak and now it's much closer and ironically it's closer to the second any it is max there is no price discovery now it's coming. and if is not going to like it when it gets here they all of a sudden you know all these franchisees all these people to borrow to put a new mcdonald's in a new piece or a new nail salon and all of this kind of activity all of these companies that are surviving in the fracking business looking like them a shortage of. skilled workers this all comes tumbling down once the psychology of the stock market changes and corporations no longer stop start buying back their shares of stock which is one of the things that's been proposing the market this is all going to come into our head whether this is the catalyst here today i don't know the curious saying is trump is blaming democrats we had a profit scare today and you know one of the suppliers to apple to the i phone is reporting a slowdown well this is another thing how many more phones do we need who needs a phone that doesn't have one so the same thing i said in two thousand and seven. who ne

we are breathing clip art every moment with max is the best max moment spirit animal spirit local flora. five four so it's a pop up about the pop pop max is just not going to be told how to do or not to be mavericks period. main stage here the best of the best festival in corpus christi. right now they've got a. beautiful i would out of those mexican mexican dress is going to tell me what that is i'm a visitor here what am i looking at you know can you help me and just dancers because that smacks baby maybe on this trip to be the spark. great american to be the great american revolutionary declaration of. war against all accomplished. lists the kleptocracy the cactus stocker sea. yeah they catch a stocker sea ruled by the least qualified now we can talk about stuff that's not in the show right when we set out to do the great american pilgrimage we made a plan it turns out that the plan really just couldn't be done down in venice was we're at the cows then coffee shop and we're meeting this holocaust survivor and we're getting ready to have an interview with him and we set it all up it's

euro max on facebook. time now for something to eat and all this week we have been taking you behind the scenes to some of the more unusual restaurants on the continent and today is no different for the final episode in our series indulging experiments we're traveling to iceland to visit a chef who thinks there is no such thing as too much to made up while the entire menu is based around the red fruit the restaurant goes through around a ton of tomatoes every day they even grow them on site with a little help from an unlikely source volcanoes. these really is an outstanding project a restaurant in a greenhouse in the icelandic village of recalled the menu at the pre-payment restaurant is all about home grown tomatoes and not much else from some are so why scream to tomato take to tomato water. and of course bloody marys the concept is clear. one of the most popular dishes here is tomato soup made in served by head chef ulan secrets and the costs around twenty euros per plate but at least it comes with home

chicago to talk with mr shad lock of mish talk dot com miss old buddy welcome back his of pleasure max i'm government do here now let's talk about a bloomberg case recently published an opinion piece entitled capitalism is not working noting that most wiles of the past decade has gone to the top one percent while the wages for the bottom ninety nine percent are either flat or falling ok this is a big piece of mesh it big thoughts on capitalism what do you think you know the answer is well as i do there's one max known whom a year is smart about this is i am. they're not they're blaming a symptom here the symptom here is wage inequality is a that's just the symptom that's not the problem ines not cap it's not a failure of capitalism if you want to look at the problem here why we have this symptom it's the central bank bailouts of banks it's all the free money to banks it's the bed keeping interest rates too low too long fueling asset bubbles they did in two thousand then it again in two thousand and seven with ousting bubble they did it again now with the everything bubble here and you

to unpack to be correspond bigger mass is standing by for us in london and our brussels bird chief max hoffman is at the e.u. h.q. before we start off our conversation let's take a quick listen to what theresa may said in parliament moments ago. this is because the draft text that we have agreed with the commission is a good deal for our country and for our partners in the e.u. it honors the. owners the coaches the british people by taking back control of our borders all the rules and all money while protecting jobs security and the integrity of our precious united kingdom. free movement once and for all instead we will introduce a new skills based immigration system based not on the country people come from but on what they can contribute to the u.k. . it is the jurisdiction of the european court of justice in the u.k. . we will make our own rules in our own parliaments here in westminster and in edinburgh cardiff and belfast and they will be adjudicated on by u.k. courts and it means an end to sending vast sums of money to the e.u. all right theresa may there making her pitch just mo

pleasure max i'm government do here now let's talk about a bloomberg case recently published an opinion piece titled capitalism is not working noting that most wiles of the past decade has gone to the top one percent while the wages for the bottom ninety nine percent are either flat or falling ok this is a big piece of mesh of big thoughts on capitalism what do you think you know the answer is well as i do there's one max known whom many years from art about this is i am. they're not they're blaming a symptom here the symptom here is wage inequality the that's just the symptom that's not the problem ines not cap it's not a failure of capitalism if you want to look at the problem here why we have this symptom it's the central bank bailouts of banks it's all the free money to banks it's the fed keeping interest rates too low too long fueling asset bubbles they did in two thousand then it again in two thousand and seven with ousting bubble they did it again now with the everything bubble here and you know they were going to his own houses look at how much money these c.e.o.'s are making th

all right every good mosque in london and max hoffman in straw for the both of you you thank. well to say that the presidential bromance between emanuel mccrone and donald trump is on the rocks well but would be an understatement especially after the events of last weekend trump was in paris to mark one hundred years since the end of the first world war he began his visit with a tweet blasting mccrone for insulting the u.s. with plans to develop a european army that he said would be able to fight against the u.s. well fact check here mccrone wants a european army to be able to defend itself without relying on the u.s. as a big difference though today again trump launched another tweet offensive writing a manual micro-loan suggests building its own army to protect europe against the us china and russia but it was germany in world wars one in two how did that work out for france they were starting to learn german in paris before the us came along pay for nato or not are they the story out of washington are liars waiters on the story for getting to you my and that tweet today you

welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution here to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it. spilling into the ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other calls that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser yeah we're in a hotel room in new orleans still on the road with guns so you may see some lighting changes etc but that's just the way it is later on the road time now for a super special guest been waiting a while for this one please welcome the vortex vortex welcome to the kaiser report they do so much for having me max and of course thank you so much for the kind words i'm really glad to be here great now it is the ten year anniversary of the publ

is and they've been blamed for several attacks let's bring in our guests joining us here on set is max whiteman assistant professor of history at georgetown university in beijing tangan political and economic analyst and joining us on skype from washington so if you richardson china director of human rights watch a warm welcome to you all max let me start with you just how much pressure exactly can the u.n. human rights council bring to bear on china right now. it's a good question one which i think that perhaps so fewer people who are directly involved in the human rights community might be able to answer better than i am but taking a step back and looking at the current situation more broadly i think this is we live right now in a moment where it's easy to be quite cynical actually about the power of journalism about the power of academia about the power of human rights organizations to raise these issues and actually affect change on the ground especially in places like china which are seemingly very powerful and and a very immune to global criticism but i think that the situation t

i'm joined tonight by our very own max hoffman he is in strasbourg at the european parliament maxilla start with the very first message that merkel delivered today take a listen and point today i'm here with julie but also with gratitude in front of the big east democratic parliaments in the world. the right of the start there we've got the biggest parliament the world surprised like that they've never really been essential to miracles political the cabul larry but they weren't today what happened. well it is the biggest democratically elected parliament in the world with over seven hundred men are members of the europe are even in parliament but of course for her it was also important to underline that she was somebody who was very much in favor of institutions like this european parliament that is controversial in some countries because they feel like brussels is overreaching and that more power should be given to national parliaments or just simply national institutions and she has been the champion of multi-lateralism or institutions within the european union in the last days very

let's go back to buenos aires now and we're with max hoffman max in our report there we're just looking at the murder of jamal shocks the absolute been discussing this summit is of course all about economic issues between individual g. twenty nations we've been talking here on set about possible rep recut sions nonetheless as a result of this merger for saudi arabia could we see talks on the sidelines about murder. the question really is who is going to talk to the crown prince directly the person that allegedly might have murder might have ordered that murder you have to imagine that the leaders of the other countries especially those of the european union that we know very well going to that man and looking him in the eye knowingly what he did or allegedly did there the problem of course is that not all the countries here are on the same level when it comes to the information we don't know exactly which intelligence agencies know what has happened some say there are tapes out there that have recorded the actual murder but still we do know the strategy of the germans apparently you are

the other day i don't remember the exact year the real median wages men are actually on the decline max and what's keeping our households up is a relative rise of women keeping things more or less study so but the median reported a laugh at this there were there was an article that came out actually a couple of last week that said. houses are as they. are cheaper now to buy than they were in one nine hundred ninety five so what you know they they did not look. at. how much home prices have gone up. they're just looking at the average rent person that someone has to make well maybe the person it's had a house for ten years is paying last and last but to me affordability is about the marginal buyer being able to go out and buy outs there are more absurdly price now than ever and that's part of the housing decline we're seeing right now people just have stopped chasing houses here. resales on houses down six or seven months in a row this is another nail in the coffin and so many recessions have started with aus and bus max we might see another one right here and that's allegedly where ther

one joined tonight by our very own max hoffman he is in strasbourg at the european parliament maxilla start with the very first message that merkel delivered today take a listen. today i'm here with julie but also with gratitude in front of the big east democratic parliaments in the world. all right of the start there we've got the biggest parliament the world supreme slike that they've never really been essential to miracles political the cabby larry but they work today what happens. well it is the biggest democratically elected parliament in the world with over seven hundred men are members of the euro party you've been in parliament but of course for her it was also important to underline that she was somebody who was very much in favor of institutions like this european parliament that is controversial in some countries because they feel like brussels is overreaching and that more power should be given to national parliaments or just simply national institutions and she has been the champion of multi-lateralism or institutions within the european union in the last days very vocal

has been patiently waiting max listening also to theresa may speaking max you know a big moment in brussels this morning as well where we saw the chief negotiator michel barnier and i hand over this five hundred eighty five page draft deal to the council president donald. scheduled a special summit for november twenty fifth how are they watching all of this turmoil happening in london this morning. well we just have the midday briefing which takes place at midday every workday of the week here in brussels and she spokes person was of course asked that question how they feel about all the turmoil that's going on in london and he said we have an agreement on. this we've negotiated not commenting other options and he also said a negotiating partner is series a may and the u.k. government and we will work in good faith with them so that basically means that you as long as they don't have anything formal anything of substance coming out of london yet they will continue as planned with their plans and that means basically that the best interests of the twenty seven excluding the u.k. of course wi

let's turn now to max often he is in paris for us max a historic occasion a highly symbolic meeting today between those two former enemies of course now strong allies. and he's hosting some sixty world leaders at remembrance ceremonies this weekend how significant is this bilateral event between the french president and the german chancellor the huge bang with which this marathon commemorative week will go out is of course the meeting of the sixty to seventy heads of state and government that will be here actually behind me at the that's the all for you can also already tell there's a lot of commotion rehearsals you already see dignitaries walking around so a lot going on very important that will be the message to the world but of course what happens between france and germany is that the core of what happened in the last one hundred years it's at the core of europe and that dues to nations can live in peace together was of course symbolized by you moderated by cole and i go back a. highly powerful message coming out of compiegne it's the first time that the french this french german coup

from the chancellor we have group of politics with us here in our studio and our brussels bureau chief max hoffman is at the european parliament in strasbourg for us max let's start with you as we said the chancellor it's expected to outline her vision for europe's future to e.u. law makers there in strasbourg what are you expecting to hear from her today. yeah vision is probably a big word for what i'm going to back to will have to offer here at least the parliamentarians we spoke to are not expecting a grand vision she's never really done that she's somebody for bret pragmatic steps but she has made a couple of things very clear in the past especially now and you mentioned it on wednesday for the come immigration of world war one she she's a strong supporter of the european union peace project she will probably talk about nationalism as she did on sunday the dangers of nationalism that if more countries in the e.u. walk down that path like for example hungary or italy it could be very dangerous for the foundations of the european union we know that she's repeatedly called for solidarity

is and they've been blamed for several attacks let's bring in our guests joining us here on set is max whiteman assistant professor of history at georgetown university in beijing tangan political and economic analyst and joining us on skype from washington so if you richardson china director of human rights watch a warm welcome to you all max let me start with you just how much pressure exactly can the u.n. human rights council bring to bear on china right now. it's a good question one which i think that perhaps so fewer people who are directly involved in the human rights community might feel the answer better than i am but taking a step back and looking at the current situation more broadly i think this is we live right now in a moment where it's easy to be quite cynical actually about the power of journalism about the power of academia about the power of human rights organizations to raise these issues and actually affect change on the ground especially in places like china which are seemingly very powerful and and a very immune to global criticism but i think that the situation tha

breakdown heading into the most contentious midterm elections since ganga's con ruled eurasia stacy max we're heading to albuquerque maxed you're going to be able to see this entire journey on gonzo coming soon in december on our t.v. but you know one thing i want to point out is we when we're on the road we do get to see some of the crazy cable news here in america from the hotel room and it's still crazy like three four that i feel like maybe the altitude is a little bit too high i'm not sure if i'm hallucinating what i'm seeing on the news here but it's pretty bonkers and one thing they never mention ever is not only do they not mention yemen but they don't mention china and they don't talk about what's happening with china because i think they don't understand it they're afraid of it or they want to ignore it and they don't know how to deal with it so i'm going to look at this headline from marshall our back who is a genuine progress of there aren't very many genuine progressive's in america there's a left wing there they call themselves left wing because they're socially liberal bu

euro max on facebook. continue. now with the final part in our series on pioneering women last but not least we are taking a look at cobie she directed the oscar nominated movie loving vatsal about the life and art of vincent van gogh well the film is the world's first fully painted feature we met up with a director to find out how she revolutionized animation using the oldest visual medium. loving vincent brings to life the story of dutch post-impressionist painter vincent van hall in his own pictures it's the first ever feature to animate paintings on canvas. it was polish artist who first came up with the idea. when i saw the paintings i think this is perfect because he paint that his life. as he saw it that's what's in the paintings was really tempting because i felt if you bring the paintings to move in front of you i say. after it was shot with actors over one hundred painters and get down meticulously recreated each frame by hand to bring this dream to life. and her husband and co director she will lead the t

we are breathing fire every moment with max is a best max moment spared out a little spare the local flora bebop is five four so it's a pop up about eight pop bottles max is just not going to be told how to order. not to be mavericks period. mainstage here the best of the best festival in corpus christi. right now they've got a. bit of all i would out of those mexican mexican dresses and if tell me what that is i'm a visitor here what am i looking at you know could you help me and just dancers because that smacks baby maybe alistair it could be the spark. a great american to be the great american revolutionary declaration of. war against all accomplished. lists the kleptocracy the cactus stocker sea. yeah the catch a stocker sea ruled by the least qualified now we can talk about stuff that's not in the show right when we set out to do the great american pilgrimage we made a plan it turns out that the plan really just couldn't be done down in venice was we're at the cows in coffee shop and we're meeting this holocaust survivor and we're getting ready to have an interview with him and

there have been no reports of malfunctions sensors on 737 max planes in the u.s. early indication frghtz recovered flight data recorder in indonesia show that sensor had hal functioned on the three previous flights leading up to lion air's crash. boeing called the bill bulltin part of its usual process. however, it is unusual for a directive like this to be issued for a brand-new airliner. avation experts tell cbs news this kind of malfunction alone should not have resulted in a crash, adding, u.s. airline pilots practice for this type of another. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> morgan: up next, federal officials investigate an air traffic controller's radio silence at a busy airport. >> morgan: federal officials are investigating an air traffic controller's radio silence during an overnight shift this past wednesday at mccarran. officials say she started slurling her words and coughing until she eventually went quiet until another worker returned from a break. >> morgan: officials say no safety events occurred during the 40-minute incident. president tr

max often there in one of the hours at the g twenty summit thank you max. one of the pressing issues at the summit the rising tensions between russia and ukraine today ukraine announced a ban on all russian men of fighting age from entering the country ukrainian president petro poroshenko has again presented what he says is evidence of russian tanks gathering along his country's border just eighteen kilometers from ukraine those tanks are said to be close to where russia stores its ammunition and weapons systems as the proposed system moves them or with those tensions mounting we asked tonight how is it affecting the lives of people who are living near the front line d.w. correspondent emily sure when traveled to the russian city of hama on the care straight where a new bridge has linked the russian mainland to the annexed crimea peninsula. it's business as usual for. me she's been a taxi driver for two years in the town of tom on on the ass off see the population here is around ten thousand and many of them know ludmilla live miller herself moved here from

euro max on facebook. all this week we are meeting various photographers from all over europe and their search for the perfect motifs nature still of us the most beautiful shapes and colors and there is no computer program to match it's on foot at u.t. . travels the world still photograph canyons mountains and gracious and he's most interested in capturing them in a special light his job and balls lots of time and patients up for clip the end product is worth the wait. for a christian clip the extraordinary is not enough. the photographer tries to capture the nature of around him in a very special light. photograph you come forward photography means writing with linus which is why i generally work in the twilight hours or at night that's when you get the most stunning light conditions the hoped so about. clip is a geoscientist by profession his work takes him around the world. but today he's fulfilling a long held dream back home to capture the natural beauty of germany's north sea coast. beyond. venice lo

let's turn now to max often he is in paris for us max a historic occasion a highly symbolic meeting today between those two former enemies of course now strong allies. he's hosting some sixty world leaders at remembered ceremonies this weekend how significant is this bilateral event between the french president and the german chancellor the huge bang with which this marathon commemorative week will go out is of course the meeting of the sixty to seventy heads of state and government that will be here actually behind me at the that's the all for you can also already tell there's a lot of commotion rehearsals you already see dignitaries walking around so a lot going on very important that will be the message to the world but of course what happens between france and germany is that the core of what happened in the last one hundred years it's at the core of europe and that dues to nations can live in peace together was of course symbolized by the mother of michael and i get back a. highly powerful message coming out of compiegne it's the first time that the french this french german couple h

our correspondent max housman and barbara basal again thank you both. now let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world a top saudi prosecutor is recommending the death penalty for five people charged in connection with the murder of jamal khashoggi the journalist was killed last month after he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul. lawmakers in sri lanka's parliament have exchanged blows leaving one m.p. hospitalized it is the latest escalation of the political turmoil that has left the country without a prime minister a cabinet the fighting started but the prime minister claimed the speaker had no with the order to remove him from office. the european court of human rights has ruled against russia in a case brought by opposition activists the lexan of only judges and straw sided with napoleon said his various jailings by russian authorities between two thousand and twelve and twenty fourteen were politically motivated involved he is a fierce critic of president vladimir putin and found himself behind bars on numerous occasio

all right over good mosque in london and max hoffman in stross birth to both of you thank you. well to say that the presidential bromance between emanuel mccrone and donald trump is on the rocks well but vienna understatement especially after the events of last weekend trump was in paris to mark one hundred years since the end of the first world war he began his visit with a tweet blasting mccrone for insulting the u.s. with plans to develop a european army that he said would be able to fight against the u.s. well fact check here mccrone wants a european army to be able to defend itself without relying on the u.s. as a big difference today again trump launched another tweet offensive writing a manual micron suggests building its own army to protect europe against the u.s. china and russia but it was germany in ward wars one in two how did that work out for france they were starting to learn german in paris before the u.s. came along pay for nato or not let's take this story out of washington are liars waiters on the story for us good evening to you my aunt that tweet today got

euro max on facebook. it's time now for a sneak peek into someone's humble abode in one swiss architect boris egli chose a building plot for his home it was too small for what he had in mind so we had to be creative the result is an award winning not to mention innovative dwelling. like a giant crystal this house reaches into the sky fifty eight windows make up the outer wall. swiss architect. built his family home on the outskirts of pyrrhic on the slopes of a form of. welcome to the true berlin jury. is swiss german for great as he was designing his house drew inspiration from the surroundings of the stick in this property used to be a vineyard there is still loads of great minds behind the house fence that the windows are attached to the supporting structure like grapes to a sterile. box and the platforms branch out of the main middle wall yes just like the trunk of a vine. there was no space for one continuous stairwell and the rooms are not arranged into typical floors instead they are joined by indiv

max we are in new orleans on our gonzo trip across the united states and do you know what new orleans is not the choice for amazon h.q. to in fact it was washington d.c. just outside washington d.c. and he. says and i don't believe you know. and it was always going to be washington d.c. he bought a twenty million dollar home there all of this alleged viewing of all the cities across america was all about free publicity and getting everybody to do you know dance for him and offer all sorts of free stuff and show is power and do nothing actually yeah well you know you want to see. how much grovelling these other countries you know cities or towns would do for jeff bezos a lunch with a prostitute themselves before lord jeffrey to get that they get that h.q. down in their town all them jobs but you know what you just are you just a washington. d.c. ok so let's not have so much of the episode ation pro and i believe it's prostrate themselves in the process so let's turn to the first headline here i do actually have a headline and it's from former fed chief volcker warns of u.s. descent int

reporting for us from strasburg max thank you very much. to the middle east now in the most serious cross border flare up between israel and the palestinians in four years international mediators are calling for restraint after gaza militants fired hundreds of rockets into southern israel in response to israeli airstrikes on targets in gaza at least seven people have died in funerals are taking place in gaza and the violence came after a botched israeli military raid on the ground in the gaza strip on sunday we'll hear from our correspondent there in a moment about first this report. people in gaza woke up to a scene of destruction and. this was all that was left of the t.v. station run by hamas. the israeli military said it was a strategic target. he gave a warning that the strike was about to happen but the attacks still cause panic among local residents. as soon as we saw the rockets we ran away from the house we are civilians we don't have weapons and rockets so soon as we heard the shelling we escaped. fear also on the israeli side of