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we are saying he is less like than the former prime minister of italy. over the last 10 years, democracy has waned all over the world after it being on the upswing. , freedomok at freedoms is on the downswing as well. more and more, you see leaders described him as having a blow torch manner. rump, coming t to the four. we talk about thailand and leaderswhere you have who have been elected and act like thel: it hasn t made situation better, so maybe they will try something different. ellen: it feels like it is breaking down, even if you look long-term at the numbers. , long-term do better in democracies than to tell a shery ahn states. in the short term, people are not making that connection. carol: you take a look at a test that could determine a better life for kids in china. have the high test, a more important sat. it determines where you re going to university or college. students in rural areas are not as ready for these tests as urban areas. are talking about ....
to fascists of old. ellen: yes, we are saying he is less like mussolini than the former prime minister of italy. over the last 10 years, democracy has waned all over the world after it being on the upswing. if you look at freedoms, freedom is on the downswing as well. more and more, you see leaders describe him as having a blow torch manner. leaders like trump, coming to the fore. david: using the media in the way that berlusconi did. ellen: right. we talk about thailand and turkey, where you have leaders who have been elected and act like david: mike autocratic, yeah. say, democracy has not made the situation that much better, so maybe they will try something different. ellen: exactly. the connection between democracy and growth, it feels like it is breaking down, even if you look long-term at the numbers. the economy, long-term do better in democracies than totalitarian states. in the short term, people are not making that connection. they are saying to elected offi ....
you are taking that argument apart this week. ellen: yes, we are saying he is less like mussolini than the former prime minister of italy. over the last 10 years, democracy has waned all over the world after it being on the upswing. if you look at freedoms, freedom is on the downswing as well. more and more, you see leaders describe him as having a blow torch manner. leaders like trump who are a little bit in that mold coming to the fore. david: using the media in the way that berlusconi did. ellen: right. we talk about thailand and turkey, where you have leaders who have been elected and act like david: like autocratic, yeah. carol: people say, democracy has not made the situation that much better, so maybe they will try something different. ellen: exactly. the connection between democracy and economic growth, it feels like it is breaking down, even if you look long-term at the numbers. the economy, long-term do better in democracies than totalitarian states. in the ....
ellen: yes, we are saying he is less like mussolini than the berlusconi. david: former prime minister of italy. ellen: yes. over the last 10 years, democracy has waned all over the world after it being on the upswing. if you look at freedoms, freedom is on the downswing as well. more and more, you see leaders describe him as having a blow torch manner. but leaders like trump who are a little bit more in that mold coming to the fore. david: using the media in the way that berlusconi did. ellen: right. right. and we talk about thailand and turkey, where you have leaders that maybe have been elected but then really act like david: like autocratic, yeah. carol: people say, democracy has not made the situation that much better, so maybe they will try something different. ellen: exactly. it is sort about economic growth. the connection between democracy and economic growth, it feels like it is breaking down, even if you look long-term at the numbers. you find that the econo ....
londonancine lacqua in with tom keene in new york. one thing that surprised me this so ifo the east report out of germany and there is a huge brexit angle as it seems to have doubled affected german confidence. tom: the nuances of the market are very subtle. since you have been gone the one idea is euro rolling over to parity, one of our themes today. it is an odd monday. francine: it is going to be a very big week. let s get to the bloomberg first word news. authorities and germany are trying to figure out if a bomb explosion is linked to terrorism. a refugee blew himself up near a music festival and 12 people were wounded. he had been denied asylum last year but was allowed to stay in refugee housing. meanwhile, police in munich are questioning a friend of a teenager who went on a shooting rampage. there is speculation the friend may have known plans of the attack. loner been described as a obsessed with playing video games. controversy overshadows the start of th ....