than books in a certain way. rose: we conclude this evening with tamara mellon, called tamara mellon, her old company is called jimmy choo, her new book is called in my shoes when you were at jimmy choo, what was the driving idea? it was, for me, it was two things. it was about my freedom, my independence, and really vying my freedom from a crazy family. i was motivated by fear. but then i was also so incredibly passionate about creating a product. rose: the possibility of a global financial crisis because of the government shutdown in washington, graydon carter on vanity fair, and tamara mellon when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. rose: additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. from our studios in new york c captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. i have made clear for month
than books in a certain way. rose: we conclude this evening with tamara mellon, called tamara mellon, her old company is called jimmy choo, her new book is called in my shoes when you were at jimmy choo, what was the driving idea? it was, for me, it was two things. it was about my freedom, my independence, and really vying my freedom from a crazy family. i was motivated by fear. but then i was also so incredibly passionate about creating a product. rose: the possibility of a global financial crisis because of the government shutdown in washington, graydon carter on vanity fair, and tamara mellon when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. rose: additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. from our studios in new york c captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. i have made clear for month
later and finally they do it again and again, it is not fixed and much worse and i think that is what people think at the moment. rose: i am going to stay with that. i don t know i don t want to go to the idea of default yet. sebastian, what do you think, what does it say? is there regard he is of the outcome some diminished credibility for the united states because of the amount because of the argument, you know, democracy doesn t work as well as we thought it did? right, i mean, with this happening, if we stick on the financial theme here at the time when the global dominance is possibly more resented than ever since 1989 when we had a mix son shock and the gold convertibility was ended. and i think this sort of impatience with the u.s. is partly because the whole world owns u.s. treasury securities which don t appear to be quite 100 percent secure although i agree with martin that probably we will get through this but nonetheless even a shadow of a doubt when you own
again and again, it is not fixed and much worse and i think that is what people think at the moment. rose: i am going to stay with that. i don t know i don t want to go to the idea of default yet. sebastian, what do you think, what does it say? is there regard he is of the outcome some diminished credibility for the united states because of the amount because of the argument, you know, democracy doesn t work as well as we thought it did? right, i mean, with this happening, if we stick on the financial theme here at the time when the global dominance is possibly more resented than ever since 1989 when we had a mix son shock and the gold convertibility was ended. and i think this sort of impatience with the u.s. is partly because the whole world owns u.s. treasury securities which don t appear to be quite 100 percent secure although i agree with martin that probably we will get through this but nonetheless even a shadow of a doubt when you own that much around the world i
again and again, it is not fixed and much worse and i think that is what people think at the moment. rose: i am going to stay with that. i don t know i don t want to go to the idea of default yet. sebastian, what do you think, what does it say? is there regard he is of the outcome some diminished credibility for the united states because of the amount because of the argument, you know, democracy doesn t work as well as we thought it did? right, i mean, with this happening, if we stick on the financial theme here at the time when the global dominance is possibly more resented than ever since 1989 when we had a mix son shock and the gold convertibility was ended. and i think this sort of impatience with the u.s. is partly because the whole world owns u.s. treasury securities which don t appear to be quite 100 percent secure although i agree with martin that probably we will get through this but nonetheless even a shadow of a doubt when you own that much around the world i