workers as the priority. we also published a story at the same time, - looking back to a select committee report from 2016 where it - puts in quite clear detail how - the government was warned about all of this happening within a month of the brexit referendum. - so, as i say, no smoke without fire. and they knew. lara o reilly is media editor at insider. before we get into politics, let s start with you. netflix s ceo, ted sarandos, a former media show guest has been speaking to the press this week. what was he saying? what s quite interesting is this week netflix has released some data that it doesn t usually put out. what this data shows is to do with its most popular shows. there are two surprising findings from that. i guess the big ones was that its new korean language series called squid game, which is basically a korean
drakkar is marauding through the streets of cali in france but don t worry it s just better on the move. up basel is one of the leading contemporary art fairs in the world originating in the swiss city back in 1970 it has expanded so much of it now holds in hong kong for the asian markets and in miami to attract of course american by us this year in miami there s more for sale than ever before and also more public installations for all to see like this one the big each. a traffic jam sinking into a world famous speech miami beach this is one of the public installations at this year s miami art basel it s made completely of sand in the 60 cars are already hit with visitors who like to snap selfies with a freakish a beautiful stop just stumbled upon it. traffic jams as it puts. who
buying any of this, i got to go out and do what i got to do, and then i have to put our allies and other countries in a box. i have to make an extremely awkward proposition to them, which is to please tell me that the u.s. intelligence services that you work with every day are all screwed up, can you please help me do that? it puts it puts diplomatic relations backwards by 10, 20, 30, years. and does it dis inceincentiv- does it affect how they ll work with us with in the future? yeah, there s long-term damage here. other countries are going to have to decide do we play ball with this administration, which may go away soon, or do we push back on the united states government and hope for the best? hope for the best. it s what a lot of us are doing. after the break, donald trump says he has a right to face his accuser. this after he smeared him and accused the whistle-blower s sources of committing treason. how to protect a presidential
think that you think that you could confront him now? will you go with me, aliysn, seriously. that is a terrible situation even a question just terrifies me. look at me, i could hardly talk now that you said that. what part terrifies you? well, it puts it reveals to me what i m in the middle of doing is what it does. you made it very clear that s what i m in the midst of doing. and you thought when you included those 11 pages in the book that it wouldn t get this amount of tension. why? he was only one of 21 hideous men. but it is the president of the united states. you didn t know the onslaught you would be in the middle of right now? you re talking about the president of the united states and you are accusing him of sexual assault.
prices [laughter] i was worried about the avocados. neil: if you re china then and you work in that region, to they respond to that? boy, we are on defense here. the united states seems to be coming from a position of strength, their central bank has all but said yeah. that s what e was saying. i think when you have the federal reserve on your side, you have mexico coming to table and doing that with threats of tariffs, i think that solidifies and strengthens the president s and white house s hand in negotiating a possible trade deal with china. well, i don t want to say i disagree [laughter] but say it. i think china s going to play the long game here, and i actually don t expect china s going to do anything too significantly until they see what 2020 is looking like. how can you say that? [inaudible] reelected, it puts neil: they re going to wait out the election? now you re crazy. and i love you dearly. [inaudible conversations] there is no way that china