beat his team and beat somebody else s team, because it was like a chess game to me, what we did on thursday we are going to have to do some different things on saturday. i really enjoyed the breaking down of the opponent, trying to see what we could do to enable us to have a chance to win. i really enjoyed that part. rose: the financial times and bobby knight when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. rose: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: this week, the financial times is celebrating its 125th anniversary to honor this milestone the empire state building was lit and the papers iconic salmon color on may 1st, the ft is one of the world s leading financial and political news sources, there are several facing, concerns u.s. economy, tepid growth and europe and the slowing chinese economy, gillian tett is an assistant editor and columnist, she was previously u.s. man
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rose: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: this week, the financial times is celebrating its 125th anniversary to honor this milestone the empire state building was lit and the papers iconic salmon color on may 1st, the ft is one of the world s leading financial and political news sources, there are several facing, concerns u.s. economy, tepid growth and europe and the slowing chinese economy, gillian tett is an assistant editor and columnist, she was previously u.s. managing editor, martin dickson is the current u.s. managing editor and been with the paper since 19 1976. i am very pleased to have all of them here at this table on this very auspicious birthday, welcome. great to see all of you. 125 years, and what is represented here is how many years did i tell you when we sat down. well, more than 18 years, we don t look 18 but that is the fact collectively and i have done 28. rose: how did this
play for the national championship but he will get a degree, and i like that part of it from the standpoint of contributing something. the second thing i liked about it is trying to figure out how we could beat your team and then beat his team and beat somebody else s team, because it was like a chess game to me, what we did on thursday we are going to have to do some different things on saturday. i really enjoyed the breaking down of the opponent, trying to see what we could do to enable us to have a chance to wn. i really enjoyed that part. rose: the financial times and bobby knight when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. rose: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: this week, the financial times is celebrating its 125th anniversary to honor this milestone the empire state building was lit and the papers iconic salmon color on may 1st, the ft is one of the world s l
beat his team and beat somebody else s team, because it was like a chess game to me, what we did on thursday we are going to have to do some different things on saturday. i really enjoyed the breaking down of the opponent, trying to see what we could do to enable us to have a chance to win. i really enjoyed that part. rose: the financial times and bobby knight when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. rose: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: this week, the financial times is celebrating its 125th anniversary to honor this milestone the empire state building was lit and the papers iconic salmon color on may 1st, the ft is one of the world s leading financial and political news sources, there are several facing, concerns u.s. economy, tepid growth and europe and the slowing chinese economy, gillian tett is an assistant editor and columnist, she was previously u.s. man