but now mourinho hasjoined tried and allowed to overblown.joined them, tried and allowed to overblown. but now mourinho hasjoined them, and sacking and will cost the club more than £80 million. the united and for the former manager, failure has a very heavy price —— £i8 the former manager, failure has a very heavy price —— £18 million. and our sports correspondent olly foster is at old trafford now. the fans seem delighted he has gone. but his dismissal inevitable? though statistics of the worst premier league star among others, and they find themselves closer to the relegation zone than they do to the leaders. they were shambolic again at the weekend. they built up and broke up. it was inevitable that the clu b broke up. it was inevitable that the club needed a change. jose mourinho will go on his way with that handsome payoff. and this club has to get the recruitment policy right now, because as andy said in his report they simply have not since the glory days of sir alex ferguson, going from david moores, and then louis van gaal. things we

pull troops and it seems like you know if the reports of you know it being a full vision are a bit overblown but the syrian government is definitely said that the reason the flag of vermont which i don't why is uncle reich spec to attack him on ridge what are its strategic interests that. well the turkish government has long seeing the kurdish forces and the i.p.g. militia as a start in their side they're very threatened by. her to critique the turkish government has for years in dealing with insurgency from kurdish the kurdish minority within turkey who have been fighting for independence or for greater rights within turkey and they see why p.g. in monday just connected to the p.k. k. a group that they call terrorists within turkey i would just another kurdish group so for them the kurds on their border are a terrifying prospect and the turkish president i did type are gone actually just said that if the you know kurdish threat is no longer there then the turkish forces have no reason to be in syria and they said you want to extend all these developments and links to u.s. president donald t

i know that the arms sales are overblown in terms of the dollar amounts and we are happy to have our staff put out the dollar amount i keep hearing as a fraction of that so it isn't as significant as it would seem. they are still going to see them as the next threat s threats sol continue to be in our sphere and i think that they are going to solve their problems while they are in an honorable the marriage with the russians in theory andd so at the end of the day i don't know if i want to put my faith in a country that has an alliance with iran and another interest that russia has and they've purchased 30 years of our weaponry just to replace it and they will need to have a relationship with us. it doesn't say that it's the end of the relationship saudi arabia. but we are saying the saudi arabia has to change. >> you can't jus just fill-in te blank about the weapons sales. i have been one of the leading advocates of this relationship when it comes to suing them for 9/11 and other things. it matters a bit to join forces where they are coming down hard on saudi arabia and in terms of w

is that overblown? >> say that again? we had two basically market watchers predict a liquidity crisis, kind of like 2018 to take place again. is that overblown? >> i don't, i don't see a liquidity crisis. i think the banks are in fairly good shape. and the housing market is also in good shape. it has been down a little bit. but i don't see a major liquidity crisis. susan: one more question for you, john. a lot of people have been coming up to me asking how safe are their 401(k)s. what do you say to people that come up to you with the same question? >> i say, if you follow benjamin graham, the intelligent investor, don't get overleveraged or leveraged at all, perhaps you're going to be fine in the long term. nobody ever made money being a bear on the american economy in the long term. susan: very good point. john, happy new year, thank you so much. >> same to you, thank you. kristina: sticking to a campaign promise. president trump defending his decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria. even as he says he is slowing the w

but the danger of it being overblown is clear. >> it's also an old concern.it's something that's long historical roots and it was overblown in the 1950s when there was a great deal of concern about chinese influence and chinese american community in the u.s. my concern with some of the language in the report is that it conflates three groups of people. it conflates chinese living in the united states. it conflates that with ethnic chinese american nationality who maybe have close personal ties to china and are recent immigrants, and the language would also include everybody has any ethnic chinese heritage believes in the united states, and that becomes too arduous. >> i don't think we want to spend too much time on this but theis report notes this danger, there's a number statements that the report that said well, thiss is a problem, if you don't take thee disclaimer seriously, , yol take the other side seriously, that there could be an issue as well. >> butbe ask yun sun, is there a sense that the united states is becoming a less welcoming place for a chines

i know that armed sales are overblown in terms of real dollar amounts and i'm happy to have our staff out there. i keep hearing $140 billion, a fraction of that, so that is not as significant as it would seem. and the saudis are going to see the iranians as a threat. and as senator graham, the russians going to solve their problem? the iranians are in an unholy marriage. at the end of the day, i don't want to put my faith in a country that has an alliance with iran. and then purchase between 30-40 weaponry.eplace the so our legislation does president say it's the end. it's not what we are saying. ut saudi arabia has to change. >> again, i have been sort of the leading advocates when it comes to suing them for 9/11 and other things. for me to change matters a bit here in the body to join forces coming down hard on saudi arabia. in terms of weapons, we have to think hard and long. under the current construct, do you want to transfer your technology to somebody who thinks it is to lure and chop him up and think you are going to get away with it and transfer your weapons who seems to be i

stuart: the market reaction is overblown.g in the computer trading is a big factor. apart from that, i don't know what else he said. ashley: was trying to push back on the future forecasters to .3%. we are now on october 2017 levels. with 53400 points. i would say pushing on the $2.5 trillion in market value since the federal reserve said october 3rd we will start hiking rates. stuart: we also reported earlier today the indictment of two chinese nationals for spying, commercial spying on american companies. mr. rod rosenstein went up, head of the justice department went up in front of the podium and said we know who they are. we know who was sitting in front of the keyboards. we know who's typing into the keyboards stealing our secrets. he names them. he indicted them. it was a very top-level indictment. i asked the treasury secretary about that and he said there is no language between those indictments in the china trade talks. he said they were separate. the chinese, however do not regard these things that separate. liz: an

but the danger of being overblown is clear. >> it's also an old concern. it's something that islam's historical roots and it was overblown in the 1950s window is a great deal of concern about chinese influence in chinese american community in u.s. my concern with some of the lynnwood in the report is that it conflates three groups of people. it conflates chinese living ines the united states essentially in diaspora. it conflates that with ethnicse chinese of american nationality, maybe have close personal ties to china and immigrants. the language would necessarily include anybody has any effect chinese heritage who lives in the united states. that becomes too large. >> i don't think what you spent too much someone does but the report also goes to great pains to note this danger is her number statements at the report that say this is a problem. if you don't take the disclaimer seriously, you'll take the seriously, that there can be issue as well. >> let me ask what you when you're traveling to beijing one this, is there a sense that the unitedun states is

but the republican senator rand paul of kentucky said the case is overblown. >> i personally think that if someone makes an error if ngerw tegoring t campaign contribution correctly, it shouldn't be jail time, but a fine. >> adam schiff is a former federal prosecutor, set to become chairman of the house intelligence committee, saying they intend to call cohen to testify again. >>> still to come, you could call it a chance encounter. the east bay political race that had to be settled by the roll of the dice. >>> the 49ers weren't the only ones getting cheered on at levi stadium today. the team's special tribute to california firefighters. >>> hundreds of santas streak through the streets of san francisco for a good cause. we're back in two minutes. you work hard for every dollar. so we don't want you to pay one cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. >>> if you ever doubted every vote counts, here is p

. >> do you think the market reaction was overblown to what -- to the fed's move yesterday?think the market reaction is completely overblown, and you know, if you look at the u.s. growth versus europe, versus the rest of the world, the u.s. is still going to grow significantly higher. you look at a slowdown in china and the emerging markets, so we continue to see, when i speak to businesses, i still see a tremendous investment dollars coming into the u.s., people investing in the u.s., and i also think you're going to see a bunch of rebalancing. the bond markets have rallied significantly. you look at where the ten-year is, i think you're going to see rebalancing out of bonds into equities at these levels. stuart: i have a theory that part of this volatility is the result of all this computer trading, algorithms. are you with me on this? >> i am completely. i think that with the advent of computerized trading which has such a big part of the market now, combined with the voelker rule where you can't have market makers commit capital, you just have much bigger moves in both d

and some democrats say they could go to jail while the republicans say the case is overblown. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen's got the latest. >> there is a real prospect when they might indict him. >> the tough talk today from the congressman adam schiff. schiff is a former federal prosecutor, and he says newly released court filings show the president committed two felonies. >> he may be the first president in quite some time to face the real prospect of jail time. >> reporter: the alleged crimes relate to payments of two women who each claim they had an affair with the president. karen mcdougal and stormy daniels. now cohen arranged payments to the women to keep their stories out of the news in the weeks leading up to the election. according to one new filing, cohen coordinated his actions with one or more members of the trump campaign. and with respect to both payments, he acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual ones, the president. but campaigns, they're suppose to report any payments that are made for the purpose of influencing an election.

i think some of the fears for next year seem to be a little bit overblown because the fed, while theyre hiking have shown they will be pretty gentle and not crack the economy. never say never. we are not good at forecasting recessions, on behalf of my profession, but it does not feel like next year's recession risks are highly elevated. shery: michael feroli, think you so much for your time. a reminder of our special coverage of the fed decision. that starts at 2:00 p.m. in new york. we will hear from former fed chair alan greenspan and the cio of guggenheim, scott minerd. facebook is being sued over the cambridge analytic of data scandal. shares continue to extend the decline on the news. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: there is more bad news for facebook. the district of columbia's attorney general filed a lawsuit for granting political data from cambridge analytic up act -- cambridge analytica access to user information. is this the tip of the iceberg? this is one jurisdiction? do we think this could be the beginning? arah: the company is already being scrutinized by irish lawmakers i

. >> my question is -- it's clear that you see this has been overblown and there was a hunt after her, but my question to you is what do you think happened? what's your assessment of, was there dishonesty? were they being dishonest about, even if they had the technology in place for some of the tests, my understanding is it wasn't used for all if tests they were saying it was being used for. was that going on? >> generally i would say, look, she was always completely honest with me, and i'm sure she was completely honest with all those investors. and when you're an entrepreneur, you're trying to get there as quickly as possible. i think it would have been better if she had said this is a beta test, we're trying this out, but she had been ten years in the making. this had been ten years in the making, so she really did need to get that product out, and it was going to hit the consumer. and so that was the issue. it would have been nice to have it be a beta test. that's retrospect. when you're a entrepreneur, you're pulling things together, making things happen. >> the company still exi

commission a jew harriss saying the deal or no deal could be a terrorist rallying call surely that's overblown as well one has to recognize that the peace process that we have all invested so much in just twenty years in between . this year arising out of the good friday agreement in nine hundred ninety eight it is of course a fragile situation it's still embryonic we are still all working to root to ensure that it will remain stable and sustainable throughout all the years before us but anything anything adverse could in fact upset the political and there is every reason to be concerned in relation to the reintroduction of significant paratus in relation to a hard border presenting along the way in the interface between the countries i represent and the neighboring counties are from tauron and all along the border you know there are some over three hundred crossings are we going to see a situation where a british forces are going to return that rolls will be closed roads will be blown up once again as they were all those years ago that is not a scenario that people want to see people have and

up certain what i would consider civil liberties and civil rights based on fear that i think was overblownat the time and with results that i still believe have not been worth the cost. steve: you said in the final two years of the clinton presidency and the first two years of the trump presidency -- over the years, did you have a close working relationship with one or two presidents? rep. capuano: no, neither president. the last two years of the clinton administration. by that time, the hottest issue of the day was over with when i got here. was more personal. he made an attempt to reach out to more members but not everybody. make an attempt to reach out to almost anyone and trump has done even worse. it has been shocking to me. , if the roles were reversed i have always believed that anyone in a key position, i did it when i was mayor, you reach out to everyone and bring them in to talk. i would argue that any president should be bringing down 10 or 20 members of congress at any time with no agenda just to get to know each other. not all the time. not every night. and build the personal

and indians and it's in it's it's based around the alpha it's that are given to these kids is this overblown and does it really have a point you decide to go reaction ranging from whether the party sends the wrong way says the children one side or whether it was simply just innocent toddlers playing fun and games conversation worth having here's why the implications are much broader at first glance oh it's just a one year old birthday party but here's the thing about it a lot of the decisions we make as adults are based on information that we received as children the truth of the matter is that some of that information was incorrect when you're a child and you say i want to dress up like india and we can argue whether it's indian whether native american the child does not say now i get to realize the fact that these people are racially inferior to me and i can celebrate to subjugate you know these people by virtue of white forebears and that's not what happened is so it's a child who says i like to dress like that because we white wash history so much few people are even willing to deal with

seen earlier this year is not meant to be, is not necessary, and those who believe that it is not overblown, that they see next year as being a slowdown. and the tension in that is reflected in the numbers we received today about consumer confidence. a poll showing that consumers feel good about where things stand today, but when it comes to next year, they're not as certain. tom? >> all right, rebecca jarvis covering this wild ride for us. rebecca, thank you. >>> we do move on now to the government shutdown, now in its sixth day. likely extending into the new year. the senate meeting for just minutes today. president trump returning from his surprise trip to iraq, immediately jumping back into the battle over the border wall. the president and democrats unwilling to budge. the standoff taking its toll on hundreds of thousands of federal workers wondering when their next paycheck will come. abc senior congressional correspondent mary bruce is back on the hill. >> reporter: tonight, capitol hill is a ghost town. day six of the government shutdown, and with no end in sight, 800,000 federal wo

that's what the market was pricing in to a large degree you look at this chart and say, okay, how overblown is the growth scare how realistic are flat earnings next year? this is a chart machining pmi grapd up against the s&p fiefd earnings per share what you see is every time sthd snpd fiefd earnings per share went negative in the past what you have seen the ism manufacturing index below 50 now we are closer to 50 than 60. i think you have seen peak in ism and drifting lower through the nextier. but it's not consistent with contracting or flat earnings we have chicago pmi over 65382% correlation with the national index. i think it rolls over but does so -- >> i wonder how much of that is the market telling us something? it never looks bad until it's bad. when you say will see that roll over the mechanic is telling us something when you have the conversation with clients they say what does the market see that we don't see right now? because everything looks rosy or blush. i think they're tell us something. and the market is telling us something, six to eight months out not now. >> it's inte

a brexiteer thinks the government defeat should not be overblown. parliament's teeth are not that sharp because the amendment only looks at the process, bring that process into play if the government agrees to it and there is a negative as will as a positive because if, at the end of the day, this amendment leads to a vote on no deal, and it succeeds, that is the parliaments as we do not want no deal, that is a bigger constitutional crisis. and where do we go from here? one labour mp believes the vote today on brexit will kill off one option. i think no deal was always dead. dead in the water. there is no majority in parliament for no deal and i also think the government does not want to lead us down that path because it would be catastrophic. they have already said that we would need to stockpile medicine, but it will be very bad for the country and the economy. i don't believe for one minute that the government wants to leave the eu without a deal. a new parliament able to challenge and even humiliate the government took shape in front of our eyes

tug-of-war taking place between those who believe the selloff we've seen earlier this year was far overblown and those who believe that things are slowing down next year so the sell-off makes sense and that's reflected, that tension reflected in cr poll we received showing consumers, americans feel pretty good where things stand today but are much less certain about where things are heading next year and add to that the fact that most people here on wall street are on vacation. there is light trading volume. that creates much more pronounced moves in the stock market. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> turning now to more weather and it's time for a closer look at your weather this friday morning. >>> good morning. snow lingers throughout wisconsin, minnesota, throughout portions of iowa. but the cold is the big problem because we're looking for gusty winds to make it feel more like 30 below zero. hypothermia risk for the northeast. icy mix along with heavy downpours throughout the mid-atlantic region with the big-time delays and looking for that dousing rain to cause problems throughou

i think the market concerns regarding a potential recession are really overblown. we think it's in very solid condition i think they had mapped it out. for the upcoming year. it is trade that i think that worries me the most. >> did you feel a little bit better about it it seems that they are making their buying other crops from the u.s. and maybe kind of come up with a different plan and open up china to foreign investment. do you believe the chinese really. i think this is a long game. and were in the early stages of this. they are going to do what they think is in their best interest. but i think we should not be fooled that they have aspirations for world hegemony. it is seen and the big in the big player as that regard. i'm heartened by what i'm hearing right now but i think it's too easy and too soon to make it and call. a couple of things we are watching right now. we are seeing some pressure in the small caps. back on friday august 31. that's one thing that seems to be a negative concern. they are going to be meeting next week and all bets are off with the

the danger of it being overblown is clear. something that has long historical roots and was overblown in the 1950's when there was a great deal of concern about chinese influence and chinese american communities. my concern with some of the language in the report is that it conflates three groups of people. it conflates chinese living in the united states, with ethnic chinese american nationality who have close personal ties to china or are recent immigrants. the language would also include everybody who has any ethnic chinese heritage who lives in the united states and that becomes too arduous. robert: the report also goes to great pains to note this danger, the biz -- that is there are a number of statements that say this is a problem. if you don't take the disclaimer seriously, you only take the other side seriously, there could be an issue. katie: let me ask yun sun what you think. is there a sense that the united states is becoming a less welcoming place for a chinese student to come and live and work? yun: especially for

an old concern.\ it has long historical roots and it was overblown in the 19 50's when there was a great deal of influence. my concern with some of the language in the report is that it conflates three groups of people, chinese people living in the united states in diaspora, with ethnic chinese of american be recenty, who may immigrants, in the language could include anybody who has any ethnic chinese heritage within the united states. great report also goes to lengths to note this danger. there are a number of reports that say, this is the problem that say if you don't take the disclaimer seriously, there can be an issue as well. >> [inaudible] >> especially for the family of students who want to come here to study, that is of greater concern. rumors about the chinese student visas being put on a more stringent review process, and what it means for .hem and for their family that does create pressure in china about concerns coming to student.d states as a the openers of the american academic environment, or if you compare how the u.s. government has treated the chinese in this fromry --

>> i think that the effect, if any, is overblown.nd those supposed "results" have not been replicated. you see, again, in places like chicago, there's no indication that giving people citations for bicycling on the sidewalk -- or even in new york city right now, arrest 86% of the people for marijuana. >> i'm not so sure it's accurate to say it had no effect. i mean, bratton, who was the chief of police here in new york, who helped implement broken windows theory, then went to los angeles and implemented it, and there was a series of urban, sort of revivals in the '90s. >> it's interesting. the same disbelief you have is the same disbelief i have with you not being willing to acknowledge that it might be the confluence of social programs. >> or both. could it be both? >> i just -- we've not -- we have seen the impact of social programs in communities across the country having a positive -- >> i believe if you invest in communities, it's going to make them better -- 100%. >> we actually just haven't seen the increase of policing lead t

but the danger of it being overblown is clear. prof. oyen: it is also an old concern. it has long historical roots. 1950'soverblown in the when there was a great concern about chinese influence in american communities. i guess my concern is that it conflicts three groups of people, chinese living in the united states, it conflicts that with ethnic chinese of american nationality who maybe have close personal ties to china, and the language would necessarily include everybody who has any ethnic chinese heritage who lives in the united states. >> the report also goes to great pains to note this danger. there are a number of statements that say, this is the problem. if you don't take the disclaimer seriously, you only take the other side seriously, there can be an issue as well. katie: let me ask yun sun, is there a sense that the united states is becoming a less welcoming place for chinese students to live and work? i think especially for the families of chinese students or chinese students who want to come here for study, i think it does create a concern. there were rum

you're nothing but an overblown scheduler. there's a lot of ways in which i think this will not end well. >> a.b., there's been discussions about mulvaney has congressional connections. he served on congress. knows people in congress. he's not particularly well liked by some folks who are rolookingt what he's done. >> that's true. mick mulvaney is very shrewd operator. he's not dumb. i think in an effort to maintain some post-trump world credibility, he asked for the acting title. it's actually not beyond me to imagine that mick mulvaney knows he can be subpoenaed or forced to testify as omb director. he knows exactly how damaging this job can be to anyone's career. he's seen the 62% turn over rate or 64% at this administration. he has chosen -- he's publicly admitted he will motte try to correct trump. med h heading into the worth truunnelf president trump's presidency. i think he knows what he's up against. the only requirement now is you don't criticize him in public. you flatter him in private and you're own board. mick mu

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>> they may, but a lot of those claims have been overblown.he government has not done much but say they have considered doing one. a lot of these private companies are building one with their own current platforms. sesame credit is the widely used one because it has a tight integration with the most use mobile claimant platform -- used mobile payment platform. if you have a high enough credit score, you can unlock a bike bike if your-- credit scores high enough. for this national system, what are the metrics that determine if you are trustworthy or not? >> i think that's where the controversy is. a lot of these metrics taken into account are where you went to school, do you have a criminal record, have you repaid your loans. a lot of data points in the u.s. are considered as personal privacy issues. we have to understand that if you don't have a credit history, there's no other way to assess trustworthiness. selina: what about how it is played out so far? there are reports that people are being banned from air travel travelne travel -- air and

. >> people that worry about inequality are overblown.ty ask incentive for people to take risks. >> there is cause for optimism. since 1990, more than one billion people have been lifted out of extreme poverty. that was one of the many rick takes you can find on the bloomberg. find them on bloomberg.com along with all the latest business news and analysis 24 hours a day. that will be all for bloomberg best this week. thanks for watching. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> when your head of the imf -- >> had you get to be head of the entire firm? >> it is in those situations when a woman arises. >> you became a member of the national team of france. >> i did many international -- -- events. >> did you experience discrimination? >> when i interviewed with law firms. i was told in those days i would never make permission because i was a woman. >> i thought people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed. ♪

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. >> the worries about rising anduality are overblown inequality can act as an incentive to innovate,>> there is cause for optimism. despite widening inequality, peoplean one billion have been lifted out of extreme poverty. juliette: that was one of the many quick takes you can find on the bloomberg. you can also find them at bloomberg.com along with all the latest business news and analysis 24 hours a day. that will be all for bloomberg best this week, thanks for watching. i'm juliette saly. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up in the next hour, apple's stock hits a seven month low. more analysts joined the core of skeptics warning about the -- the chorus of skeptics warning about the prospect for iphone sales. we hear from one who cut his target. 2018 was a year of techlash. what does 2019 have in store? we will look at the possible big tech trend in the year ahead. amazon whole foods splits up with ins c

first responders.tesla vehicles catching fire is not uncommon, but industry analysts believe it's overblown sot sam abuelsamid/navigant research analyst :49in general among electric vehicles tesla has a larger market share means there'sa higher probability something will happen and people will pay attention to it. sam uh bool-al sam-id is an automotive technology analyst with navigant research. he says electronic vehicles are actually less likely to catch fire than internal combustion engines. that said, he says it's not unusual for a ev battery to catch fire twice, as happen tuesday night.sot what can happen is if the heat from the original fire causes additional damage to the battery pack it can trigger another short circuit that can cause another fire or reignition afterwards.standup dan kerman/ 136for its part tesla says a tesla vehicle is ten times less likely to experience a fire than a vehicle powered by gasoline. dan kerman kron 4 news. (ken) in san jose... two women are in the hospital, one with life-threatening injuries after getting hit by a car early this morning. this surveilla

i think it's a key point have the oversupply concerns -- as this narrative been overblown?ause potential opec cuts but because those waivers involving iranian crude are temporary. they're only for six months. >> that's right. and those waivers tricked the main supplier, saudi arabia and russia, into rushing a burst of supply on to the market that has tripped us into this temporary oversupply i would point out that crude oil prices held an important level, down 4250. >> 42 is the number that i've been watching, a lot of us have been watching. so now around this 45/50 area that has held previous support so prices have settled down from the selloff here and i have to give russia and opec the benefit of the doubt right now going into next year because of the solid job they did for most of last year before the iran sanctions sort of hoodwinked them. >> but none of this is moving oil, helima. what is moving the price of oil up 5%? down 8%? up 9%? i don't see any headlines. >> it's basically following the market and oil has been dragged down by broader macro concerns so now i thin

it was a chaotic day and any little thing happens, it is overblown. i was very upset and stressed and she was crying and i was yelling, and it was like, so this is how i am going to prison? i'm going to prison with my wife crying and a fight. i said oh my goodness, this cannot happen this way. however, as we were driving to fromrison, a pastor houston, texas -- i had no idea who this man was -- he knew who i was and who simone was, he somehow sent me a message on twitter. brother george, sisters simona, can i pray for your? i said of course. we were not even sitting together in the car area there was so much tension, you know. the moment that gentleman got on the phone and started praying for us, it naturally brought us together. you know? [applause] mr. papadopoulos: and that teary -- i mean -- i get thinking of it because i got. in the car. my dog was with us, and it was eulogy, the light comes after the darkest period, and i see it now. i was not supposed to be at this miracle,e but by some i was able to get out of two days of my princes sentence d

are the claims of the white house chaos just overblown. joining me now, former trump campaign manager cory le corey lewandowski. what does the next chief of staff need that the last ones have lacked? >> well, i think the next chief of staff needs to be a person who understands what is at stake in the 2020 election cycle and candidly embraces the let trump be trump agenda. the mantra, get the president out in front of the people. he's his best communications spokesperson, he's the best person when he wants to message things. let's put him out in front of the people. and there there two very important components that the chief of staff needs to have. number one, an eye on the 2020 election and number two, understand the subpoena cannon which is going to face the white house. you need a person who understands both sides of that in order to make this white house successful. kennedy: conceivably understands how the house of representatives works. so if that is the most key component, would you say that mark meadows is the best person for the jo

but i think the whole trade issue, it can get overblown but also you can surprise on the up side on tradewell, if we reach some kind of agreement with china. >> going to be key on the radar in the coming weeks. steve liesman standing by, guys, taking a closer look at data as we round out the week. steve? >> carl, i want to look closely at the data, how it manifests this debate in the market, buy hard, sell hard showing up there's opposite interpretations of data. look at the consumer confidence number from yesterday. you can see came down hard that's the biggest decline since 2015 down to the lowest level in five months it is crashing here, but let's use magic and put it in context. take a look. it is really a decline as you zoom in from a near all-time high, two months still remains at an elevated level. how good does consumer confidence do in showing usu us recession it did come down, came down steadily before the 2007 recession, steadily before the 2000 recession, and steadily here 6 to 10 months the decline happens ahead of time. it often shows it comes down, doesn't give you recessio

many of the privacy concerns are overblown. it's very bureaucrat ic. i get the concern. we have to solve these issues and if we know that small percentage of our users are costing the system 40 to 50 percent, we really have to just plow in there and get the different tents together to just work on if it's 100, 200, 300 patients all together. i want to emphasis the point made earlier. we talked about how to support the workers that to the work. i have long been really -- i have tremendous admiration for so many of the public health workers. i see how hea dedicated they ar. i see the impact this work has on them. we don't talk about it but substance abuse and mental health issues prop up for workers on the ground. they are struggling with the same issues that their clients are struggling with. sometimes because of the stress and trauma of the work that they are doing. if we don't take care of our workers tong this -- doing this work, we don't have any hope for solving this issue. i hope that the department think about this. think we should provide the best healthcare. we s