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the new deal brexit rises. when it istells us the prime minister against the market, the prime minister tends to lose. emma: the biggest week of earnings season with powerhouse companies reporting. better than expected cash flow which we have not seen for a long time. in the second half of the year things should pick up. we are seeing a little performance art. emma: mexico s president speaks exclusively to bloomberg. he says his country s interest rates are too high but he will not intervene. if we trust, we are not just going to grow but also to develop. emma: some of europe s largest banks say it is high time for rates to come up. fundamentally negative interest rates are not good. not just for the future of banks at stake right now. emma: it is all ahead on bloomberg best. hello and welcome. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg best. your weekly review of the most important interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let s start with a look a ....
first interview with an international news outlet since taking office. jason: the brewing battle for dominance in the video industry. why 2020 will be the hunger games of the media industry. we began with joel weber. how do you put an issue like this together? joel: our goal was to program conversations at backyard barbecues. streaming will be a conversation that unfolds over the next year. media and tech companies will go to the mattresses and spend billions warring with each other. other. taylor: another big story, walk me through that. joel: victoria s secret, a huge business rising for years, and now it is starting to fall. the jeffrey epstein scandal continues to unfold, so we step back and say epstein aside, this business is about to go through a lot of changes. jason: lance armstrong is back. joel: this inspired me for the tour de france season. lance is not a name we hear much anymore, he was brought down by another scandal. is there a chance at redemption? he h ....
all because of an announcement that it will cut 400 jobs from its marketing unit, one third of the marketing department globally. this happened according to an email from the ceo earlier today. is also falling close to about 4%. the coo is leaving. said theyders of lyft would not ira replacement ends not higher a replacement and instead delegate the responsibilities. largely expected the fed will cut rates. there s a 20% chance they could cut by 50. let s look at a pretty interesting chart that goes back five years. in blue, the fed funds future yield. in white, the s&p 500. correlatedtwo were until this year with the fed s pivot. we also see the fed funds future yield also possibly bottoming out which suggests jay powell has a delicate task ahead to keep both bond and stockholders happy. you see the big divergence there, that if yields were to should backup, it may take a bite out of the rally. romaine: beyond meet, one of the most popular companies, reporting earnin ....
supremacy, but fails for acknowledge his own ratist rhetoric t that was echoed in t man necessary owe of the anti-gunman who killed 22 people in el paso. trump proposed no new major gun control measures but instead blamed video games and mental illness for the spike in mass shootings. president trump: mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun. amy: we ll get response from two leading gun control advocates, plus we ll speak to manny and patricia oliver. their son joaquin was killed last year in the mass school shooting in parkland, florida. they just happened to be in el paso on saturday to unveil a mural near the u.s.-mexico border on what would have been joaquin s 19th birthday. and we will get an update on the political crisis in puerto rico. all that and more, coming up. amy: welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the death toll in saturday s massacre at an el paso wal-mart has gone up to 22 people afte ....
lighthizer to go to beijing in the coming weeks to get things restarted. there are three areas where they are stuck. the first of which is what to do with huawei. the president in osaka committed to president xi that he would loosen restrictions on u.s. sales to huawei, which is a big demand from the chinese. the second piece is the president once the chinese to resume form sales, foreign purchases. that is about addressing one of his big political constituencies. where youthing is start these negotiations? there are 150 pages of text they left in may, and it is unclear if that is where they start or they start all over again. david: trade negotiations are always difficult but i do not remember the one where the parties do not agree what they agreed to. the president said the chinese have agreed to buy agricultural products, chinese said we have not agreed to that at all. why can they not agree on what they have agreed on? shawn: that is one of the big problem and that ....