Covid19 in the future. He outlined the phases over the outbreak today, and where we are headed next in the fight. Moving from containment to mitigation to surge, next phase suppress, and ultimately immunity, vaccine. Thats how well be categorizing that frame work and that presentation tomorrow. And Governor Newsom was asked if it was his call or President Trumps decision to begin to reopen the government. The governor said theyll work together. On the issue of collaboration and cooperation with the federal government ive been Crystal Clear that thats been afford us, and i have all of the conte against the world mark forward well maintain that collaborative speaker it. California, oregon, and washington officials said theyll place the health of their residents first based on Health Outcomes and science, not poll takes, and they reiterated they need to see the rate of spread decline before a large scale reopening. Now within the past hour, President Trump insisted that he has the power a
Confidence today, will add to the debate. Nejra welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. The market moves we have seen overnight in asia have certainly faded on that brief optimism in terms of the u. S. And China Holding a phone call that we hear went well. They are continuing to talk about phase i. Msci asia pacific index still integrate. Hong kong underperforming still in the green. Hong kong underperforming. Gold unchanged. We saw all three u. S. Benchmarks hit record highs in yesterdays sessions, s p 500 index, dow jones, and nasdaq. Futures not giving us a lot of direction. The 10year gilts continues to edge up 10 year yields continue to edge up. The yen hit a two week low but dollaryen steady now. Onto the top story. The u. S. And china have agreed to stay in touch to resolve remaining issues to get a deal. Incomes after a phone call early this morning during which the vice premier, robert lighthizer, and treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin discussed core concerns. Meanwhile, Goldman
Its disturbing all at one time. And i want to get into that. And birdies turning, i mean youve uncovered some pretty profound stuff here relevant to 45th president of the United States. So the first question that i have for you in this amazing book titled the man who sold america, is tell me why did you write the book and why now . Guest well, first of all, sophia, i want to say thank you. Its a measure to talk to a pleasure to talk to you. And ive got to tell you, the reason i wrote the book principally is just because covering this president , covering donald trump, its like a fire hose of news thats constantly coming at you, a fire hose of bad things. And they each kind of erase the thing before. So in one day you can have ten headlines where the first one for any other president would have been catastrophic and maybe even presidencyending, and then that gets erased from the memory hole literally sometimes within the same day, if not within days. So the main reason i wrote the book
I want to get into that. Youve uncovered pretty profound stuff here relative to the 45th president of the United States. The first question i have this book called, the man who sold america trump and the unraveling of the american story. Tell me why did you write the book and why now . First of all sophia, i want to say thank you. Its a pleasure to talk to you. I have to tell you, the reason i wrote the book principally is just because covering this president , covering donald trump is like a firehose of news constantly coming at you. Of bad things. They each erase the thing before. In one day, you can have 10 headlines where the first one for any other president would have been catastrophic and maybe presidency and the bit and then that gets erased from the memory hole literally, sometimes within the same day. The main reason i wrote the book was just to preserve the history. As much as i could get in before its gone to be honest. Before we forget whats happening. I think this preside
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