the e—mails of his son, i am quite titillated by it, are you?of seeing it all, all these conspiracies. i am all for these investigations going forward the way they should but unless there is any real evidence, i wish the media would just focus on things that we really need to know more about like health care reform, things going on behind the scenes in the senate and congress but health care. if they don't do health care would that really change things for you?” would definitely be very upset. not just sit with president trump, more disappointed in the republicans that are representing us right now in congress. that is who i would really be upset with. thank you. stay in touch. interesting. 0ften be upset with. thank you. stay in touch. interesting. often what we hear is that supporters of donald trump are upset with the republican party and the media and not the president. one thing we can say with absolute certainty since we've started this programme it has never been dull. it is 175 days since donald trump took office. on this show we've made

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people turn their back on north korea because there are more titillating stories.t that this isn't, you could have an exogenous event that affects the markets. how could you put together something to battle the headlines? >> given valuations, some of the names are up 40, 50% in the fang vertical. you have to protect yourself, so you rotate into defensive verticals within the market. >> such as? >> utilities. i know it's not sexy but it's secure. so utilities love energy, we've seen the best week for crude in the entire year. i love energies, love utilities, i like financials with likelihood of rates being raised sometime before september. >> 15 seconds before the market closes. it will be a fireworks ending here, peter. thank you so much for witnessing that here with us. >> thanks for having me. >> good friend of the network. the fireworks, record finish for the dow. the s&p at 2472 to make it green for the week, would have to be at 2474. we're not there yet. there's the closing bell. david and melissa have much more to go with "after the bell." melissa: here we go

what i'm trying to do is titillate, not satisfy. [laughter] so you'll want to go out and buy copies of the book. it's a lot cheaper out there than i can get it. if you're interested, it's a really good deal out there. this is a image of the book. the other picture is outside the embassy in baghdad. that sign struck me as fairly interesting and kind of gave a sense of some of the atmosphere over there. i often wonderedded who was walking into the embassy drinking while they were armed. how i got into this, the term cassandra in oz, most of you are aware that cassandra was a figure from greek mythology who was cursed to tell truth the power and never get hurt. and i got involved in a number of things in the early years of this millenium. the red one on the right i talked about the army's response to vietnam which was not to learn how to fight these wars better, but to avoid these wars. and i closed in 2002 with a plea that we needed to revisit counterinsurgency doctrine. i was put in charge of a team to rebuild iraq for the mayor of b

most straight men find the notion titillating.ern part, the weatherfront is bringing more cloud. but in eastern part, the weather front is bringing more cloud to central and eastern areas. rain continuing for a time in his yorkshire and lincolnshire and some showers towards east anglia and the south—east. feeling fresh on the north sea coast. further west, we have got sunshine and temperatures getting into the low 20s. this evening, more showers to come across norfolk and suffolk but they finally clear away. tuesday is looking brighter across eastern areas. sunny spells developing. some rain in the far south—west and scotland, but for many of us dry with sunshine and temperatures up to 22. on wednesday, that will be the wettest day of the week with heavy rain and strong winds moving in from the west and high temperatures of 18 to 21. goodbye. this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at 11:00. the parents of terminally ill baby charlie gard return to the high court, with the judge set to consider new evidence from

every day he will find something new to titillate and excite and discussed us.he question is when push comes to shove, it is either the , or ifcans in congress they are voted out, then congress as a whole palm -- a whole, it is a 5-4 split of the justices in the supreme court, we are heading towards one of those two outcomes. politicalof civil discourse have eroded. we have 24-star admirals onto a captain with all the heritage and history of john mccain. he was crying for republicans to have courage. what is the courage the gop leadership needs? courage with the russian vote. what you don't have all republicans who are going to stand up and say trump, the way you are behaving is out oftable, it is bounds on a host of measures, whether it is about the tweets or the conflict of interest with the trump organization. they are not willing to do that. i suspect they are placing their own political futures above that of the health of the nation. that because they believe we can get through this, it is not that severe. if we get to the point trump out that is it, i am t