is hedge fund manager -- and jonathon nasdaq 8,000 coming what, about 8 months since it hit 7,000.s remind you of the don't come era. >> we're not at that level of exuberance that's one of the positive the markets has going for it. this is a bull market yesterday almost 352 week highs only about 50 or 60 new week lows to bull market is intact and although many are saying president announcement is more of rebranding rather than entirely new deal i do think this announcement between a -- a trade deal between the u.s. and mexico could acuate fierce of further tariffs because that's a major thing putting damper on this market hears about new unexplained tariffs include we have some king the city and some clarity i think bodes well moving on, in fact, future is now flipping higher as well pl j we see a president that everybody critics said especially all about trade war, no he's about the trade deal, as we saw with mexico yesterday, and the market reaction to that. the u.s. trade representative robert light highser said these talks with mexico have been successful but he's open to talki

jonathon morgan, chief executive of new knowledge which is a cyber security firm that protects companiesk they should be commended. there have been transparent with the public and shared theirfindings to transparent with the public and shared their findings to make sure that they can participate in the solution for preventing the centre of interference fork interfering in the mid—term elections. i think it isa the mid—term elections. i think it is a strong signal from facebook that they are seriously and are taking a different approach to dealing with election interference than they have in the past. it is a significant shift for facebook, remembering mark zucker bergh initially laughing about the thought that some may be using facebook to interfere with democracy. —— mark zuckerberg. is this just facebook desperately trying to repair its reputation and it is a pr stunt?|j think reputation and it is a pr stunt?” think it is something going towards repairing their image. we should give them the benefit of the doubt, they are taking this problem seriously enough that they would you willing

jonathon hedge funding manager capitalist pig.com and joins us now.great to be with you. just yesterday new more 52 week highs and 52-week lies bull market is continuing. but i think it is that cause for celebration but also sol cause for concern. you know, it has been nine years lauren to your point and you know cheat money we've talked about is ending some of the technology leadership that led bull market seems to be faltering so great that you know bull market is on. i think now more than ever there's some opportunity for investors to either take profits or at least build for what the bad times are -- >> we're showing full screen next to you as you speak showing that since march 9th s&p which your 401(k) likely tracks is up 318% so-so many have made money in the past few years. you know, what storm clouds and there are many pick your poison but what poison do you think can derail the stock market? >> well one of the biggest worrisome signs ironically lauren is the confidence you talked about consumer confidence is in many cases unemployment all tim

first talk about the challenges of the training and the equipping of the fleet and we will hear from jonathon greenert. rid tired chief of naval operations. what that means is that he is puba of the navy. he was in charge of every ship and sailor. he reported directly to the secretary of the navy and the president of the united states as commander in chief. -- commander in chief. admiral robert girrier just retired about a year and a half ago but prior to his retirement, he dealt with unmanned drone operations. before that, he was the deputy commander of the pacific fleet dealing with all of these issues then that are still present today and has a unique perspective. he is now the president of the pacific forum in hawaii and he deals with policy issues today. and we are also very honored to -- and we are at also very honored to have vice admiral nanette derenzi. she is the first female judge advocate general of the navy. and i mean she is the head attorney of the navy. has a vast amount of experience in operational law, and environmental law. and as a judge advocate general of the navy, she d

i spoke earlier to our diplomatic correspondent jonathon marcus — he told us what this latest move showsiendly towards the russians. the summit, we still don't know precisely what happened in his one—on—one meeting with mr putin, his invitation to mr putin to meet him again. various overtures from senators close to mr trump, to the russians. on the other hand, you have congress's role in foreign policy. the sanctions that have come m, policy. the sanctions that have come in, that will be coming in in a few weeks' time, stem from legislation backin weeks' time, stem from legislation back in 1991. they have been used in the past against both syria and north korea. essentially, they require automatic sanctions once it is determined a country has used chemical weapons in various circumstances, then the sanctions come in. the first wave, as i say, will not have a huge impact because many of the technologies that are already covered by obama era sanctions are denied to the russians. coming down the line, the next phase, in 90 days, has much more draconian steps, potentially even things like cu