there gibbs? let's pause for a second. >>> an amendment to the amendment in the nature of a substitute offered by mr. gibbs of ohio. >> thank you. mr. chairman. this is really a simple amendment that i think should be included in the resolution. so when we talked a lot about historians, but how about the average american, when this amendment passes out, and i want to read to you the resolution, when the resolution passes out and see what is in it and i think it is important that we document some facts. the fact that the attorney general has produced over 17,000 documents in response to the 2019 subpoena. the fact that the deputy assistant a. g. john gore voluntarily appeared before chairman cummings at his request for a tran scraped interview march 7 this year. and i think it is just important for the average american who reads the resolution to know the other side of things that have happened and have that transparency and to show that the administration has been forthcoming on the, some of these

it that anne gibbs, the lady from channel 12 news? [ gasps ] oh, my god! it's anne gibbs! would've been big if it was anne hathaway. oh, she is hiding quite a figure behind that desk. okay, what's going on with you and anne gibbs? come on. we gotta go say hi to her. okay, we're doing this? mitchell: hey. hi. hi. i'm sorry. um, i am such a fan. i was so moved by that story you did about the gymnast with the hump. - you want to hear something crazy? - yeah. he just got a scholarship to notre dame. - no! oh, my gosh! [ laughs ] - yeah. [ laughs ] you probably get this all the time, but i have a story for you. i represent some homeless people in a case against a corporation that pays them slave wages. how long has this been goight - on how awful they're being. - truly awful. - are you working on this, too? - oh, gosh. no, no. - i'm just this one's husband. - yeah. i'm a high school football coach. cameron tucker. yes. oh, god. i'm so embarrassed. mitchell pritchett. how are you? - really? - so --

gibbs. rep. gibbs: thank you, mr. chairman. i'll state right off the bat i fly virtually every week and i have a good experience going through tsa almost 100% of the time. so it's good. i wanted to go here. i have an article on the report that tsa has been violating their own policy with regard to migrants who are released from federal custody and put on flights not having their required documentation. and there's a list here of 15 different things and only takes one. you know, obviously one's a driver's license, the passport, border crossing card. federally recognized tribal issued i.d. card. just to name a few of the 15. so according to this article, that this was documented by some several department of homeland security officials, so i'll give you a chance to answer this in a second. i also wanted to relate it to we talk about -- my colleague congressman heist talking about the people coming across the apprehended 144,000 in the month of may alone, and securing our border but then allegedly we're putting people that are cat

. >>> with the four biggest names in tech, what are the risks and sernd.investors be con erin gibbs isio nager at s&p global market intelligence. welcome. nice to have you here, erin. >> thank you. >>rn are you con about the top-heavy market or not? >> i am concerned they're coentrated in two different sectors. i know you called them technology, but when you look at em two of t top five are pure technology, microsoft and apple, and the others are communications, the facebook and google. the last one, amazon, it is consumer remember.nary, it is about buying stuff, not a tech company. even so, those areery concentrated and it is somewhat unusual we have so few sectors presented. when you look at the overall weightings and you say, these top five, these top four are such a big weighted index,t is not that much difference in the past 20 years. it has been a bit of a gradual increase over the past five years. >> right. but when you look back 20 years, it is actually very much in line and much like what we kind of saw the avera weights in the early 00s. so i'm not as concerned about them bei

go to the question on the gibbs amendment, which failed by voice vote. the clerk shall call the roll. [roll call] >> has everyone voted? does anyone wish to change their vote? adam clerk, please give us the tally. >> on this boat we have 15 yeas and 24 nos. >> the amendment is not adopted. thequestion now occurs on comer amendment which failed by voice vote. yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk shall call the roll. [roll call] >> has everyone voted? does anyone wish to change their vote? madame clerk, please give us the tally. >> on this vote we have 15 yeas and 24 nos. >> the nos have it, the amendment is not adopted. the question is on the amendment which passed by voice vote. the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk shall take the call. >> point of order. i'm assuming, as amended -- this is an amendment and the nature of substitute as amendment? >> yes. >> ok. we are just going to do one vote. so you are making your request for the roll call -- >> just one vote, he said. >> ok. >> the question now occurs on therding the report of house. the yeas and n

gibbs, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio. mr. gibbs: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table h.r. 3401 with the senate amendment thereto and concur in the senate amendment. this bipartisan bill passed the senate with 84 votes and could be sent to the president's desk for his signature today. the speaker pro tempore: the unanimous consent request cannot e entertained. the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: i yield to my good friend, the distinguished gentleman from texas, mr. babyip for the purpose of unanimous -- mr. been a, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. mr. babin: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table h.r. 3401 and concur in the senate amendment. this bipartisan bill passed the senate with 84 votes and could be sent to the president's desk for his signature today. the speaker pro tempore: as the chair has previously advised, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from oklahoma. mr

oliver cook, matt rossiter, rory gibbs and sholto carnegie held off poland for victory.omen's eights took silver. great britain's men are back into the top four of hockey‘s pro league after 3—1 victory over the netherlands in eindhoven. chris griffiths sealed the win with an impressive reverse stick strike. britain are fourth in the standings with four games remaining — only the top four teams assured qualification to the grand final at the end of the month. just about it from sportsday. all those amazing pictures we have shown new for the liverpool parade with their six european trophy, less take you there live now. look, the liverpool bus has been a whisk away with the police escort there away from all those crowds. they are heading back home to their holidays. in the bus depot. i am assured that if the liverpool team still celebrating but was significantly less fa ns celebrating but was significantly less fans now in liverpool. it's been a marvellous day. they have paraded that trophy. that's all from sportsday. now it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to

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[no audio] representing the country of new zealand is commodore david gibbs, defense at tasha, embassyand, accompanied by world war ii veterans, colonel hallstead and mr. lawrence -- [no audio] representing the country of norway is colonel -- military attache, royal norwegian embassy. he's accompanied by mr. dennis hurt and mr. luke -- [no audio] representing the republic of poland is judge william webster, mr. alfred henry bay and mr. philippe a felipe -- [no audio] representing the country of slovakia, chaplain commander gary thornton, jr., united states navy, mr. ellis williamson, mr. john f daigle ii and mr. james morgan kiel, all world war ii veterans. [no audio] representing the united kingdom, commodore andrew benton, royal navy, british embassy, anthony h grant, world war ii veteran, mr. thomas frederick kissinger, world war ii veteran, and michelle evelyn berquist -- miss evelyn berquist. [no audio] representing the national park service is mr. jeffrey wrightreinboldt, paige pedilla, world war ii veterans -- our last wreath is presented by friends of the national world war ii

gibbs mr. gibbs votes yes. mr. higgins mr. higgins both yes. mr. norman votes yes. mr. roy votes yes. ms. miller both yes. mr. armstrong votes yes. >> how is mr. grossman recorded? >> mr. grossman is not recorded. >> this box is not recorded. miss fox votes yes. >> this hill is recorded as no. >> how is miss norton recorded. >> ms. norton is not recorded. miss norton votes no. >> i just want to confirm that i was recorded. >> mr. cross hill cortez is not recorded. >> the clerk will give us the tally. >> on this vote we have 50 yes and 20 knows. >> the motion is not agreed to. let me say this i will work to clarify that ruling. i now recognize myself on opening statements. today we are considering a resolution that would recommend holding attorney general william barr and secretary of commerce, wilbur ross in contempt of congress of the u.s.. they both refused to comply with duly authorized subpoenas issued by this committee that require them relating to the addition of the citizenship question to the 2020 census against the advice of experts at the census bureau. what w

. >> so this grace and sacraments gibbs us the ability to love others if the way we couldn't onour own. super natural ability to love. 6 sacraments administered by the church and the 7th is administered by the couple. >> that's interesting i doesn't know if i am pausing you but i read up on this lately as well. the couple ministers the sacrament could one another. they are the agents of this sacrament. >> yes. >> not a priest. >> not the church. >> what does the priest do. >> the priest is a witness so this is an official witness of the sacrament but the minister of the sacrament, the giving of one self to the other. the consent to receive the gift and giving of that gift between the couple, that's done by the couple. every act of love the couple does is in a sense the sacrament. but most particularly when they come together as husband and wife, that's a renewal of the sacrament or wedding vows. most don't realize that. >> all right, you are saying sexual life in marriage is the renewing of the vows. >> yes. >> of complete gifts of one self to the others not greatest love in all human

gibbs? let's pause for a second and get it districted. -- distributed. >> an amendment to the amendment in the nature of a substitute offer by mr. gibbs of ohio. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this is just really a simple amendment that i think should be included in the resolution so when we talked a lot about historians, but how about the average american? when this amendment passes out, i want to read the resolution -- when the resolution passes out, see what's in it. i think it's important that we document some facts. the fact that the attorney general has produced over 17,000 documents in response to the april 2nd, 2019 subpoena. the fact that the deputy assistant a.g., john gore, voluntarily appeared before chairman cummings at his request for a transcribed interview march 7th of this year. and i think it's just important for the average american who reads the resolution to know the other side of things that happened and have that transparency and to show that the administration has been f

. >> steve gibb sosteve gibson. i was the interim executive director for two and a half years in january of 206. 2016. i have come at this from a couple of different directions. i would like to speak from the point of view of past executive director. as you know we, the tenderloin s lacked the financial resources to properly addres address the quality-of life issues. they address the tenderloin issues and this renewal of the cbd addresses those issues. they have agreed to double their assessment, double their investment in the cbd and programmes. i strongly urge you to support the renewal of the cbd so they can continue to improve the quality of life for the families, the children and the seniors that call the tenderloin home. thank you. >> next speaker. p. >> i want to renew the area, too and i want to redevelop it, too and get the 8,000 and 11 people that's homeless out in the street and 90% is in the tenderloin. i want to spend that money t for this. i'm real upset pup can build a three-story apartment building c

monique presley and the general counsel for life and liberty david gibbs. welcome to you both.two lawsuits have been filed. the complaint says amazon purports exhibit a to obtain consent to individuals who set up and alexa enabled device but there is a larger group of individuals who do not consent to be recorded when using an alexa enabled device to use alexa without any understanding or warning that amazon is recording them. >> first of all the parents are the ones responsible for consent or lack of consent for the children, the children do not have the same right of privacy recognizable under the law and as a parent is cringe worthy to think my child's voice or voiceprint is recorded by a huge giant like amazon. what seems true is they one, have the option of turning off recordings if they take place and they have the option of not allowing their children to use the devices at all or they have the option of letting the children use them in free mode which means they are monitored and these things can't happen. i agree with amazon in this instance that it doesn't look like th

gibbs. >> yes. >> mr. gibbs votes yes. mr. higgins. >> yes. >> mr. higgins votes yes. mr. norman. >> yes. >> mr. norman votes yes. mr. roy. >> yes. >> mr. roy votes yes. ms. miller. >> yes. >> ms. miller votes yes. mr. green. mr. armstrong. >> yes. >> mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. stubby votes yes. >> how is mr. grossman recorded? >> i'd like to be recorded. >> mr. grossman is not recorded. >> yes. >> how is ms. fox recorded? >> ms. fox is not recorded. >> go ahead. i'm sorry. >> ms. fox votes yes. >> how does mr. desanier is not recorded. he votes no. >> how is ms. hill recorded? >> ms. hill is recorded as no. >> how is ms. norton recorded? >> ms. norton is not recorded. >> i vote no. >> ms. norton votes no. >> i just want to confirm that i was recorded. >> mr. grothman. >> yes. >> you're recorded as yes. >> how is ms. ocasio-cortez? >> ms. ocasio-cortez is not recorded. ms. ocasio-cortez votes no. >> if no one else is voting, the clerk will give us the tally, please. >> on this vote we have 15 yays and 20 noes. >> thank you very much. the motion is not agreed to. let me j

joining me daniella gibbs, senior vice president for communications at the center for american progress, rena shaw republican strategist along with curtis lee, national correspondent at "the los angeles times," all-star panel. thank you for being here. daniella, i want to start with you. president trump was forced to walk back his statement he made earlier this week about accepting foreign help. is this abc interview helping him at all? >> no, i don't think it is. let me start by saying happy father's day to my husband, my dad and my brother and everybody else out there. i don't think this interview helped him at all. it really highlighted sort of all the things that people find troubling about donald trump, his lack of listening to facts, repeating things that most everyone else acknowledges are incorrect. i don't even know -- i would say he he really walked it back. it seems like -- i think you mentioned earlier he wants democrats to go ahead and impeach him because he thinks there will be some political benefit for them. this sort of needling them in the eye with, yeah, sure maybe i'

joe gibbs racing teammate bush for his 4th win on the season the time this season all right time facell, let's start things off with the giants in the valley of the sun going for the 3 game sweep ofarizona diam >>alex dickerson just got caught up on friday night had a big weekend 9 rbi and 2 games that no fireworks from today over 3 and a walk. top the 3rd score. in the bottom of the 4th 1 one time, christian walker winds one opposite field for. john anderson give up a couple runs over 6 innings top 7 sfill to one diamondbacks. we go to the bottom of the 7 same score. ray has more on set out of out. 3, 2 snakes intent. sets its six-game losing streak a's hoping to take 3 of 4 games at the coliseum against the tampa bay rays lot of kids at the ballpark today. but in the second just grounds one in the throw off first base. unfortunately this is that will be the lone highlight oakland today, top 3rd one nothing is come star know it's one deep to center off anderson gone a 2 run home. this is who are raise the top of the 4th now this is when the wheels really started oakland. letter takin

that missionary joins us to tell her side of the story along with her attorney, david gibbs.ng us. shannon: i want to read from women's pro bono initiative. the mothers allege they were led to believe miss renÉ bach was a medical doctor and her home was a medical facility and she was often seen wearing a white coat, stethoscope and administered medication, the actions led to the death of hundreds of children. that is a serious allegation. how do you respond? >> first off i never represented myself as a medical professional or health worker of any type. the organization hires medical professionals that are ugandan, local and national folks and i have assisted our medical team in emergency settings and in crisis situations but i have never practiced medicine and i have never put on any sort of youth forum, it is a tough allegation for sure. >> you believe this group is potentially defame in her, may be libelous and slandering her? would you consider legal action in return? is your case strong enough? >> the case would be strong enough. the problem with reputational terrorists o

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marla gibbs, what. >> i know. moment. >> you held it together. how did you do that? >> you know, i took my cue from anthony, i just -- i was like, okay, you go, i'm going to have to go but, okay, we going to stay. we're going to stay in character, okay. i don't have an oscar, i'm going to stay in character. [ laughter ] >> i'm sure in the rehearsals there had to be some downright funny moments. >> oh, man, we had so much fun. there was one moment where -- when marla gibbs walked in, and she called jackee sondra -- it was so much fun, and the hing of crying, i mean, when woody and marisa were ngg song, we're standing backstage and we're, like, tearing up and i'm, like -- i look over and ellie kemper and she's tearing up then we're like, oh, god, we got to go onstage so had to run in and patch us back up. >> nothing like live tv. >> live tv. >> and speaking of live tv and tearing up, comedy special you have. yes. [ applause ] it is called stand-up special, it's called "not normal." >> i love that title. >> nothing i

gibbs, for the purpose of unanimous consent request. mr. gibbs: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table h.r. 3401 with the senate amendment thereto and concur in the senate amendment. this bipartisan bill passed the senate with 84 votes and could be sent to the president's desk for his signature today. the speaker pro tempore: the unanimous consent request cannot be combrained. the gentleman from oklahoma. mr. cole: i yield to my good friend, the distinguished the gentleman from texas, mr. babyip for the purpose of unanimous consent request. mr. babin: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table h.r. 3401 and concur in the senate amendment. this bipartisan bill passed the senate with 84 votes and could be sent to the president's desk for his signature today. the speaker pro tempore: as the chair has previously advised, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from oklahoma. oklahoma madam speaker, i yield to my very good friend, distinguished the gentleman from texas, ju

let's trade the close with mike gibbs. mike, how's this sort of set-up for short-term momentum?ntinue for the next couple of days or weeks? >> it may carry for another day or two but i mean, you have to realize the market's up 8.4% in the last 13 trading days, look at the internal technical indicators, things like rsi, they're up in the 90% range, they're not going to 100%, by the way. 23 y if you look at 8 of 11 s&p gig sectors the percentage of stocks above the ten-day moving average are 80% or better. those are all extreme readings so you get a situation where the market needs to cool off just a little bit you look at the valuation, we're getting close to 17 times next 12 months earnings, that's where we peaked in the last 5 years at least for short-term periods that's where we peaked last september as a matter of fact so you've got that. the market got its good news, the fed did everything but cut yesterday. the news on the g20's gotten better on trade and although the backdrop of this market's fantastic, you look at the technical indicators, they're good, break out to a new

s&p global portfolio manager erin gibbs, ftn financial economist, chris lowe.te economists. am i tripping? >> no, absolutely not. the economy is in great shape. the thing we were worried about, consumers, bedrock of gdp in the u.s., those retail sales numbers were really good. not only did we get solid growth in may but april revised from a decline to a rise. now you have three months in a row where sales are growing, yeah, they're healthy. charles: why would the fed cut interest rates then in this environment? >> you know the best reason is, you have 1 1/2% inflation. inflation is low globally. and, i think it is pretty clear, we can stand strong growth. strong growth is okay. there is no reason to choke it off. charles: erin? >> i think one, we talk about the, gdp now, and that reason that popped, that was 50% below consensus for the past six months. the fact it just popped to me is really meaningless. it is super volatile, it is all over the place. it really was because of those retail sales numbers, revision of april as well as may. i think, i wouldn't be s

. >> let's bring in market panel to react to this, gary b smith, fox business contributor and erin gibbs, prayerfully manager. taking to you both for joining us. let me begin with you jerry, in the years past we have seen oil takers attacked oil prices would've taken off. i think u.s. oil production has changed the landscape. yes we gain some in oil but not as much as you think. >> exactly. the landscape is completely different than it was a few years ago. we are now a major player in all forms of energy. not just oil but natural gas and shale and things like that. i think melissa decided, only oil up 2% after two tankers get destroyed in the golf it's remarkable. in the market of 100-point, i think that says things are going to be okay. >> energy independence, is a wonderful thing. let me bring you into talk about the market as a whole. strange day, we floated around, a late surge and finished up 100 points, i feel like even with china or geopolitical things going on, we know the feds got the back of the market still a sense of wanting to move higher. >> i think part of it we had severa

blue line futures and erin gibbs, your "trading nation" team bill, start with you it's popped back above the bottom of the old trading range around 250 so where do you see the stock from here? >> called 180 the buy area 2.5% but up to here, a lot of this is short covering ahead of this investor meeting. elon musk to boost the stock the best he can. there's still fundamental challenges i look at 250 area, 245 as being an area to look to sell this as long as it stays contained through the investor meeting, i think you'll have a sure opportunity. >> erin, you know, bill mentioned fundamentally, did this decline in the stock, give fundamental investors an opportunity here or not? >> because we're still seeing revisions downwards. i do see this ahead of the shareholder meeting. it's a great opportunity for musk to promise a unicorn with wings, reinsure investors for a couple of weeks but then reality hits negative from europe if he misses on cars or profits, it's constantly being revised down and don't see a bottom yet. >> all right we will listen for what the company has to say later erin, b

joining me to discuss capital wave strategist shah galani, s&p portfolio manager erin gibbs.bout fcc taking on facebook, department of justice taking on google. feels like what we've been talking about for a while, erin. the federal government circling the wagons around big names and some people even talking antitrust. >> yeah, they are getting hit on all sides. whether issues of they are not able to distribute the platforms to china through the tariffs wars as well as increased regulations, just here within the u.s., there is a lot of uncertainty around these, particularly the communications services as well as some technologies. charles: shah, what makes it even worse, everyone considers them bad actors. that they have abused powers that they have. so it feels like hey, if this administration, a future democratic administration, wants to take them on, break them up, you might not get a lot of resistance towards that? >> well, i don't know that there wouldn't be a lot of resistance, charles, i think certainly would be. but what the market is now indicating, all these stocks

. >> erin gibbs, we'll leave it there.re's your headline, never been a bigger premium between growth and value quite the headline thank you very much. we'll see you soon. >>> all right. there's a lot more going on on this monday morning as well. let's get you up to speed on some of the top headlines. frank holland has more frank? >> good morning, brian we begin with president trump taking aim at fed chair jay pow nel an interview with nbc's meet the press. he never threatened to demote powell but says he has the power to do so if he wanted. >> what he's done is 50 billion a month in quantitative tightening that's ridiculous. what he's done is he raised interest rates too fast. >> you worry he's going to hurt your re-election >> i think the economy is so strong we're going to bull through it, but i'm not happy with his actions, no i don't think he's done a good job. i think this, if he didn't raise rates, obama had very low rates so obama was playing with funny money. i wasn't i'm playing with the right stuff. >> el dorado

nick gibb, the education minister, says we should follow the moves by this primary school in bradfordi looked it up, it means the ability to speak fluently —— orecy. means the ability to speak fluently -- orecy. and andrew marr is on the bbc at 10am. good -- orecy. and andrew marr is on the bbc at10am. good morning. yes, it is lots of love island here as well. it is, of course, the tory leadership contest. i am joined by jeremy hunt, currently number two behind borisjohnson. jeremy hunt, currently number two behind boris johnson. and jeremy hunt, currently number two behind borisjohnson. and by the dark horse, rory stewart, cantering up dark horse, rory stewart, cantering up on the inside. and, the north is rising, it is getting angry about the excessive concentration of money and power in the south. i'll be talking to andy burnham the mayor of greater manchester about that as well. my three—year—old daughter has started saying like and she is definitely watching love island! it is out there, it is the data. to stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning. welcome to breakfast with

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the last day of the european rowing championships in switzerland. 0liver cook, matt rossiter, rory gibbse netherlands in eindhoven. goals from will calnan and samuel ward put gb ahead, before chris griffiths sealed the win over the world number three side with an impressive reverse stick strike. danny kerry‘s side sit fourth in the standings with four games remaining and only the top four teams assured qualification to the grand final at the end of the month. there was a record—breaking ride at the french derby, as sottsass upset favourite persian king. sotsass hit the front in the final furlong on the way to breaking the course record at chantilly. it was a fourth win in the race for trainerjean—claude rouget. italian danilo petrucci won his first moto gp race — at his 123rd attempt — on his home circuit of mugello. petrucci narrowly held off marc marquez, who had the consolation of increasing his lead in the world championship to 12 points. that‘s all the sport — now it‘s time for click. the sun is finally out in the uk and festival season is upon us. and to celebrate the good weather

gibbs: i understand this better, policy versus campaigning. person in this case, ms. kellyanne conway is doing an interview and a reporter asks her a specific question and she nswers it and and bernie sanders blah, blah, blah this and answering the question, bernie sanders, would that be ok? mr. kerner: germly, yes. ere is a case by-by case individuals. an rofessionals both in vied other opinion. they have to look at the circumstances. >> so your entity, you are in an advisory capacity. so it's an opinion, correct? mr. kerner: correct. >> and when you have a senior policy adviser to the president working the white house, did she ever go out and say vote for trump? mr. kerner: i don't think so. >> when you have time policy and senior policy advisor there should be leeway and some of the clips that have been played, some are at the white house and some were late at night, but i don't know all the context was nd also, is there any waiver provisions for a senior white ? use advisors mr. kerner: i don't believe so. >> the waivers of other guidelines previously exclude that

gibbs. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for being here. i'm wondering on the -- so i understand this better. onon policy versus campaigning. so if a person in this case kellyanne conway is out doing an interview and a reporter asks her a specific question that's policy and she answers it, but the reporter asks a question asks something like bernie sanders, blah blah blah this, it's policy and she is answering the question, bernie sanders, and would tt be okay? is that -- >> i think generally, yes. obviously there's always a case by casase investigation. the professionals do these cases when they -- both in an advisory opinions as ll as when we get complaints. they'd have to look at all the circumstances. it's a fact intensive thing. >> so your entity, your in an advisory capacity. you offer advisory opinions. it's an opinion. correct? >> correct. >> ok so -- and when you have a senior policy advisero e president working in the white house, obviously i don't think -- did she ever go out and say vote for trump or don't vote against biden or

dan geltrud and aaron gibbs thank you for being here. are saying that it didn't help the economy or just the top, top of the economy. you have job growth which is extraordinary. more jobs than job seekers, the first time in my lifetime, the 19th month we've had that. you have wage growth still going on. if not tax cuts, what? >> i think it's a bit of an exaggeration. so, definitely the tax cuts helped the wealthy, but the administration thinks that that will spur economic growth because that money will cycle back into the economy. david: hasn't it? >> it has a little bit. but there are other things helping out as you mention as well. we saw manufacturing growth, 11% of gdp. that's actually down from 16% two decades ago, but it's strong from where it was and what we're seeing is that that's contributing to our gdp numbers going forward first quarter, 3.1%. so we hope to continue and see that move forward. what the problem is right now, the corporate tax cuts, a lot of those companies used that money for buy backs, rather than putting it b

daniela gibbs ledger and strategy for the center for american progress and matt mcowy acfrom the potomac strategy group. welcome to both of you. matt i want to start with you. and the california primary moved up to super tuesday but the ballots mailed out on february 2nd and if that is familiar, that is the same day as the iowa caucus. so how does the states do spot on the primary calendar impact the strategy at this point for the candidates? >> if you remember, kendis, california traditional been at the end of the primary calendar and they moved up and i don't know if that was to try to help kamala harris or to increase influence in the democratic primary or both. but, look, the fact that you have 14 presidential candidates attending this convention, i think it is a sign of how important it is. it does raise the question why the former vice president joe biden is not there. he may not feel that he wants to be in front of a large crowd right now or feel he has the sound bites to motivate that kind of audience. i guess he's in ohio at another event. so we'll see. california is going to be

guidance clearer about what schools should do in regard to equality, teaching and in line with what nick gibbat the literature and the balance, the first reaction is disbelief, actually. just can't credit that it could be said in this day and age. look at what is being said and it's really upsetting but it is actually, ultimately homophobic. and that is illegal and it has to stop. now. so no ambiguity there whatsoever. incredibly clear about how he feels about this debate and the pink for him, as! about this debate and the pink for him, as i said, it is a very personal issue. it is something has been sitting along on the sidelines, witnessing what has been taking place about not getting involved was a bandstand he had a meeting with the head teacher from anderson park primary yesterday in which they had a very intimate discussion about how they could move forward with this. today there are further protests taking place, just meeting away from the park. a week ago an injunction was put in place which bans parents and campaigners from protesting immediately outside the school, but they are now

. -- gibbs. i fly virtually every week and i have very good experience going through tsa almost 100% of the time. it is good. i want to go here, i have an tsacle and a report that has been violating their own policy in regards to migrants who are released from federal custody and put on flights not having the required documentation and there is a list of 15 different things and it only takes one. a drivers license, passport, a issuedg card, cycle -- a id card, just to name a few of the 15. according to this article, this was documented by several department of homeland security officials. i will give you a chance to answer this in a second. i want to relate it to, we talk all the people coming across the border. we apprehended 144,000 in may allegedly people we are catching on these planes, i assume that must be happening, correct? is it also happening because the system is overwhelmed but there was a 2015 court ruling that mars ice from holding families more than 20 days. one of my question -- q

guidance clearer about what schools should do in regards to a quality teaching and in line with what nick gibbded to come out in support of the school, rather than stay silent. if you look at the literature and the banners, your first reaction is disbelief. you just can't credit that it could be said in this day and age. you look at what is being said and it is really upsetting. but it is actually, ultimately homophobic. it is illegal and it has to stop now. so no ambiguity there whatsoever. incredibly clear about how he feels about this debate. i think for him, it isa about this debate. i think for him, it is a very personal issue, it is something he has been sitting along on the sidelines, witnessing what has taken place but not getting involved. i understand he had a meeting with the head teacher from anderton park primary yesterday, in which they had a very intimate discussion about how they could move forward with this. today there are further protests taking place just metres away from anderton park. you may recall a week ago an injunction was put in place which bans parents and campaign