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a dog they gave way last year killing 43. 00. Hello im terry Martin Thanks for joining us World Leaders are in osaka japan for the g. 20 summit theyre facing a ray of problems stretching from the u. S. Showdown with iran to trade tensions between washington and beijing on both those issues the European Union finds itself caught in the middle. For 2 days osaka is the center of the political atlas the leaders of the worlds 20 largest economies flying in for what promises to be a stressful program. Small talk is sure to be drowned out by u. S. President Donald Trumps heavy footsteps
by the fortune 500 companies just in buying back their shares to boost stock prices, stock options, and executive pay. so that financialization of the private sector and a public sector that is often too bureaucratic, inertial, not flexible and agile, they re both, you know, equally. problematic. ..important problems. huge problems. we have just seen a minister in the uk resign because. we talked covid, in the covid response, he says billions of pounds was wasted because the government couldn t cope with the number of fraudulent claims made by businesses seeking relief. and money was given away. yeah, and the best quote or i like this quote because it really goes to the centre of the problem lord agnew, a tory lord, in the middle of the pandemic, i think it was a year ago, said that the uk state, the british state, was weak. why? because it had become infantilized due to all this over outsourcing that it s done to, for example, consulting companies,
but the way it s played out is absolutely a reflection of the dynamism of the private sector, not the big state. so i just don t talk that way. for me, it s never about the state or the private sector. they are both required. and i m italian, i know the problems with the state. i know there are problems with, you know, bureaucracy and slowness, and inertia. and i know a lot of problems inside the private sector, where, over the last ten years, $4 trillion have been spent by the fortune 500 companiesjust in buying back their shares to boost stock prices, stock options and executive pay. so that financialization of the private sector and a public sector that is often too bureaucratic, inertial, not flexible and agile, they re both, you know, equally. problematic. ..important problems. huge problems. we have just seen a minister in the uk resign because. we talked covid, in the covid response. yeah. ..he says billions of pounds was wasted because the government couldn t cope with the numb
by the fortune 500 companies just in buying back their shares to boost stock prices, stock options and executive pay. so that financialization of the private sector and a public sector that is often too bureaucratic, inertial, not flexible and agile, they re both, you know, equally. problematic. ..important problems. huge problems. we have just seen a minister in the uk resign because. we talked covid, in the covid response, he says billions of pounds was wasted because the government couldn t cope with the number of fraudulent claims made by businesses seeking relief. and money was given away. yeah, and the best quote or i like this quote because it really goes to the centre of the problem lord agnew, a tory lord, in the middle of the pandemic, i think it was a year ago, said that the uk state, the british state, was weak. why? because it had become infantilised due to all this
sector, not the big state. so i just don t talk that way. for me, it s never about the state or the private sector. they are both required. and i m italian, i know the problems with the state. i know there are problems with, you know, bureaucracy and slowness, and inertia. and i know a lot of problems inside the private sector, where, over the last ten years, $4 trillion have been spent by the fortune 500 companiesjust in buying back their shares to boost stock prices, stock options, and executive pay. so that financialization of the private sector and a public sector that is often too bureaucratic, inertial, not flexible and agile, they re both, you know, equally. problematic. ..important problems. huge problems. we have just seen a minister in the uk resign because. we talked covid, in the covid response, he says billions of pounds was wasted because the government couldn t cope with the number of fraudulent claims made by businesses seeking relief. and money was given away.