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AFL-CIO’s Trumka Says the Enemy Is a Broken Justice System
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Jun.05 — AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka discusses the George Floyd protests, police unions and unemployment. He speaks with Bloomberg’s David Westin on “Bloomberg: Balance of Power.”
‘Balance of Power’ Full Show (06/05/2020)
Jun.05 — “Bloomberg: Balance of Power” focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. Chicago Booth School Professor Austan Goolsbee and AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka react to the U.S. adding back 2.5 million jobs in May. Plus, the mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana discusses how his city is coping with protests and the coronavirus pandemic.
Kudlow Expects More People to Return to Work in June, July
Jun.05 — White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow talks about the recovering U.S. economy, plans for another stimulus package and trade with China. He appears on “Bloomberg Markets: European Close.”
Trump Says He’ll Push for Payroll Tax Cut, More Stimulus Money
Jun.05 — President Donald Trump says he’ll ask Congress to pass a payroll tax cut and he’ll ask for more stimulus money to help the economy recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
Kudlow Says More Action May Be Taken Against China
Jun.05 — “My suspicion is more is still to come, China will be held accountable,” when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic and Hong Kong, says White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow. He spoke to Jonathan Ferro on “Bloomberg Markets: European Close.”
EU Economy Chief Sees Agreement on Recovery Fund in July
Jun.05 — A deal on a 750 billion-euro ($850 billion) package to help the European Union’s economies recover from the virus-induced recession could be struck in July, according to European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Paolo Gentiloni. He speaks exclusively on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Biden Says 10 to 15% of Americans Aren’t Very Good People
Jun.05 — Presumed Democratic nominee Joe Biden said Thursday that 10 to 15% of Americans are “not very good people.” The remarks came when he was taking part in an online forum with black supporters, moderated by the actor Don Cheadle, that discussed racial relations in the aftermath of the death in police custody of … Read more Biden Says 10 to 15% of Americans Aren’t Very Good People
‘Balance of Power’ Full Show (06/04/2020)
Jun.04 — “Bloomberg: Balance of Power” focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. Columbia University Professor Jeff Sachs tells David Westin that the coronavirus pandemic will lead to a sharp increase in inequality. Also, California Rep. Judy Chu (D) discusses the nationwide protests and potential action Congress may take.
Buffalo Police Officers Shove Elderly Protester to the Ground
Jun.05 — (WARNING: Video contains graphic scenes and profanities.) Police in Buffalo, New York, shoved an elderly protester to the ground on Thursday, causing him to lie motionless with blood pooling around his head. The incident occurred shortly after a curfew imposed to curb unrest following George Floyd’s death came into force. The man is … Read more Buffalo Police Officers Shove Elderly Protester to the Ground
Lighthizer Says Feels ‘Very Good’ About Phase One China Trade Deal
Jun.05 — U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said he feels “very good” about the progress of the phase one trade agreement with China, which he said is honoring the pact amid the coronavirus pandemic. Selina Wang reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia.”
Hong Kong Passes Law Banning Insults to China National Anthem
Jun.04 — Thousands gathered across Hong Kong on Thursday to commemorate victims of China’s military crackdown in Tiananmen Square 31 years ago, defying an unprecedented ban on congregating for this year’s vigil. On the same day Hong Kong’s Legislative Council passed a controversial bill, which has also fueled protesters’ anger, to outlaw disrespecting China’s national anthem. Selina … Read more Hong Kong Passes Law Banning Insults to China National Anthem
Obama Says George Floyd Protests Should Be Turned Into Policy Change
Jun.04 — Former President Barack Obama called for turning the protests over George Floyd’s death into policy change. On Wednesday, he held a virtual town hall event with young people to talk about civil unrest in the country.
How CHINA and TAIWAN want to CASH IN on the CORONAVIRUS – VisualPolitik EN
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This video is sponsored by Newsvoice. Download Newsvoice for free: https://newsvoice.com/visualpolitik Let’s fix the news. Together. Masks, something as simple as face masks have managed to put governments of half the world against the ropes simply because the supply of masks in the face of the coronavirus pandemic has been scarce. As you probably already … Read more How CHINA and TAIWAN want to CASH IN on the CORONAVIRUS – VisualPolitik EN
New York Lt. Gov. Hochul on Floyd Protests, Reopening New York City
Jun.04 — New York Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul discusses the need for police reform, the protests held after the death of George Floyd, and reopening New York City’s economy after the coronavirus pandemic. She appears on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
NYC Will Reopen With a Phased Approach, Says Lt. Governor
Jun.04 — New York Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul says the New York City subway system will be ready when the economy reopens Monday. She appears on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”