you are on with alina polyakova. caller: good morning. question -- as far as the hacking by the russians, the liberal media, they are saying the dnc was hacked by russia but there is no proof, number one. assangewo, julian basically told us who was the source. how you feel about that? there is no proof and it will not give over the server. a little fishy, don't you think? guest: i may have to disagree with you. i strongly believe our intelligence community. the cia, the fbi, other intelligence agencies have concurred that there was russian meddling, specificly russian meddling in the dnc system. it was attributed to russian-backed hacker groups, the so-called fancy bear and cozy bear groups. i have no reason to doubt the findings of professionals who serve the u.s. government. so why have our intelligence community agencies not turned over the more smoking gun style evidence? they released a report in early january of this year, a classified report that discussed what their findings were not revealing the methods. there was a clear reason

host: alina polyakova of the atlantic council, think you for joining us today. you can find more at atlanticcouncil.org. you can find her on twitter. thanks again. rule allows new consumers to join class-action lawsuits against banks and credit card companies. we will talk about what that means for consumers with new york times and is a reporter jessica silver-greenberg. later on, christian science monitor's simon motley discusses his piece on how the rust belt is trying to adjust to a more high-tech future. george w. bushts and bill clinton had a discussion of leadership thursday night at the george w. bush presidential library in dallas. you can watch the entire event at c-span.org and on tv tomorrow night on c-span at 9:40 p.m. >> when both of you became president, their father had been president and you had not had a other them as president but do it in around government. what was the biggest surprise? you have learned the secrets, the nuclear codes, all the crises we might be getting into, what was the biggest surprise you found and when did it you you are

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simona halep and venus fit alina went through into the next fourth round, with straight set victoriest in straight sets. williams is the number 10 seed and faces another teenager for a place in the quarterfinals. england will be be the happier side after day two of the first test against south africa at lord's. having been bowled out for 458, england managed to restrict the south african top order. here's more from our reporter at lord's, olly foster... another brilliant day of test cricket here. it's day one against south africa which was all about the new england captain, joe root who resumed on new england captain, joe root who resumed 0111811 new england captain, joe root who resumed on 184 but could only add six more runs to his overnight total. england were eventually all out for 458, thanks to 87 from moeen ali, and stuart broad was fantastic as the tale really wagged. he made 57 and brought up his 50, with actor back sixes. south africa were ragged in the field at times. in reply, dean elgar stood firm, and brought up dean elgar stood firm, and brought up his 50. it was two an

i want to bring in alina jones. >> i can tell you that the president has spent several hours at his national golf club in sterling, virginia. he returned here a short while ago. we do know that this morning he got up to tweeting this morning, i'll read you two of those tweets. i strongly pressed president putin twice about russian meddling in our election. he vehemently denied it, i have already given my opinion. we discussed forming an impenetrabli cyber security unit. the president says he's given his opinion about russian meddling, he's not been at all definitive about that issue. just the other day in poland he said, i think it was probably russia, it could have been other people, other countries, i think it could have been russia, it could have been other countries. a very muddled statement, the second tweet, the president talking about working with the russians on southbounder security. if we're to believe the president's chief of staff that he did not believe president putin when he denied russian meddling, why would he make sense to work with the very people who meddled in the electi

. >> eric: i was thinking of stephanopoulos and barr, and alina people through the years. bottom line, at the end of the day you don't expect much of a change or something more aggressive. >> it's hard to say. this is a change that happened abruptly on friday. the white house will continue to look at the white house communication strategy on how to deal with leaks in his new team. no doubt, figuring out how to deal with reporters. either continue a strategy that has been in place or reset it. it is a wait-and-see approach for the press corps to see how it develops. >> eric: good to see you. maybe we'll see what white house correspondents dinner. >> cheer. >> it will not be my job to put it together. margaret is the new president of will do it traffic job. i will be there cheering her on. >> eric: will see if the president is there this time too. thank you for joining us. >> arthel: o.j. simpson will be a free man in a few months. he was granted parole after he served the minimum nine years on a 33 year sentence for kidnapping and armed robbery in 2007. tonight at eastern t

coming up saturday morning, lantic council's alina policova discusses sanctions. then, consume lawsuits against banks and credit card companies. in our spotlight on magazine segment, "christian science monitor" reporter discusses his piece on how rust belt cities are trying to adjust to a high tech future be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >> the national governor's association is holding its annual summer meeting this week in rhode island. today, governors heard from vice president mike pence who spoke about ongoing efforts to replace the affordable care act. his remarks were followed by canadian prime minister justin trudeau who talked about the importance of the north american free trade agreement an broader economic relations between thest and canada. this portion of the n.g.a. meeting is just over an hour. >> i'm now honored to introduce the vice president of the united states of america, who as you know, a year ago, sat right with us, voted on our n.g.a. resolutions, but most importantly

host: alina polyakova of the atlantic council, think you for joining us today. you can find more at atlanticcouncil.org. you can find her on >> starting in approximately five minutes. thank you. >> to rhode island where they are holding the national governors association meeting. in a few minutes, they will hear ceo elona and spacex musk. you can see the room filling up with guests and interested listeners. it should be getting underway shortly. this is live coverage here on c-span. [indistinct conversations] : it's an honor to have you here for the final session of our 2017 summer nga meeting. moment like to take this to thank the governor of rhode island and all the citizens of the great state of rhode island for a spectacular three days here. [applause] i want to thank raimondo.nor r governor >> thank you for truly setting the bar high as we prepared to go to new mexico next year. on behalf of the governor, she sends her deepest regrets for not being able to be here herself and invite all of you to our great state. because of family issues, she was unable to

.oin me as alina weinstein so, what have you seen?nd of bankers are leaving hedge funds and going to the south side? >> i think the area that's been hardest hit as an asset class has been macro funds. that's what we're really seeing, rates traders hoping they would have maybe a bigger heyday at a hedge fund. it hasn't really worked out. and they are going back. but they are not going back into trading. that is a no go zone and will continue to be. going back to managed groups, going back to franchise, market making type. not big position seats. is this kind of a temporary parking spot? >> i think if they were at a fund, if they were to macrofund and they were just to be candid, really good at what they did. they would thought they found a spot at another fund great if the macro fund is in trouble, they could have found the spot in another fund to be macro pm, but if their performance was reflective, maybe they are better off not in a risk-taking seat but a franchise building seat. that's probably the right home for them. it's a very e

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host: alina polyakova of the atlantic council, think you for joining us today. you can find more at atlanticcouncil.org. you can find her on twitter. the president talks about the state of the health care replacement bill, and with the democratic response, congressman bennie thompson of mississippi on the russian investigation. president trump: my fellow americans, next week the senate is going to vote on legislation to save americans of the obamacare disaster. obamacare has wreaked havoc on american lives and if we don't replace it the calamity will only get worse. here is just one story representative of so many others. carrie couey and her husband are cattle ranchers. they have six children and the youngest is autistic. her family's rates under obamacare skyrocketed, eventually costing the coueys three times more than their previous plan. they were dropped from health insurance four times under obamacare. when i met with carrie in march, she told us that her family couldn't afford the equipment they needed to do the jobs while paying these crushing health ins