.: i wanted to build on what you just said, because in her new book "field of blood," joanne freeman writes something connected to your point. she suggests that 1855 is a turning point in this regard, that you have a new contingent, a large contingent, over 100 new congresspeople coming in who are mostly antislavery in some form. as you said, they are not going to be bullied anymore. and she sees this as a hinge moment. since rachel has done a lot of work on congress, i am curious, what was your reaction when you ead this notion of 1855 as a hinge moment in congress? rachel: i think 1855 is a moment that has a lot to it because there is a lot of shifting and political parties that happens at this time. when you are thinking about why congress reflects what is going on in the rest of the country, you have to understand that the priority is disintegrating at this point. it is a turning point in those kinds of ways, and congress reflects that. i am not sure it totally breaks down what goes down in congress. certainly there were other examples of new influxes of new congressmen in the pe

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joining us is john freeman technology analyst at cfra research. john, good to see you.r joining us toght. >> thank you for having me. >> you think it will be modest to use that term. what do you think ioing to happen? describe it. >> yes. i think the first sort of effort will be modest. there will be some sort of oversight, i think is the most outcome. but the scary thing is that they are writing legislation -- or, u know, they're considering writing new legislation ocspecifically forl networks. so this is not as much an sort ust issue, a classic of antitrust issue as it is, you know, curtailing the political power and influence that particularly facebk has. i think that facebook really has ind of, you know, separated from the pack in terms of the scrutiny that legislators have onhem. >> and would you say that other players in this space are watching sort of how facebook reacts? beuse as you said, it does seem like regulators are honing in on facebook alspecif. >> reporter: yeah, i think they're watching, but i think the thing about facebook is it s relatively new to th

so over the last year -- where is freeman. >> where are you folks? stand up, please. job [ applause ] >> and they were say how well doing and that they've never heard this kind of talk before build in america. they didn't hear that. in fact it was the opposite they were trying to steal business and build it overseas including in china, many others. but that's not what this is all about. and this is 100% made right here. thank you. congratulate everybody, too, please. [ applause ] so thank you all for showcasing your you a-inspiring products today. they are absolutely incredible. thank you for pouring out your heart, sweat and soul to make our nation even stronger. thank you for your unwavering commitment to this magnificent land that we love so much. and i just want to end by saying may god bless the united states of america. may god bless you all. thank you very much. thank you all. thank you very much. appreciate it. [ applause ] >> okay do you have any questions on how well our manufacturing business is doing, press? the press. wow, that's a lot of press. look. >>

bercow: george freeman. mr. freeman: this weekend our george freeman. winners and mr.man: this weekend our sporting heroes, winners and losers, inspired a new generation. science can also inspire. 60 years ago, jfk electrified the world and united a divided and fearful nation with the inspiring apollo moonshot program, which also helped to defeat the soviet union and laid the foundations for u.s. technology leadership. would my right honorable friend join me in saluting our pioneering scientist astronauts helen sharman and tim peake, and agree with me that brexit can and must be a moonshot moment for british science innovation to tackle global challenges? pm may: can i thank my honorable friend for raising this issue. friend for raising this issue. i am very happy to congratulate and salute our pioneering u.k. astronauts, helen sharman and tim peake. one of the first receptions i held in number 10 downing street when i became prime minister was for tim peake, and what was inspiring was the way in which he had encouraged young people in particular to develop an interest

melissa: james freeman, let me get your reaction.ck the penalty, if you don't get insurance. we're going down that road again. >> just as a matter of politics why mr. biden make people recall really the biggest consumer fraud in the last decade. melissa: right. >> maybe the largest in political history, that infamous obama claim which was completely false that people could keep their plans. i don't want to call it a lie on mr. biden's part, i'm not sure he realizes it will not be true once again because what he is plan his doing is creating a new government health care system, the idea is to demand with all the government's power much lower prices from hospitals and doctors. ashley: right. >> how are they going to respond? if they don't want to gout off business, they will raise prices on everybody else's plans, all the private plans. so once again, you know, i can't believe we have to go down this road again. you are not going to get to keep your plan. you are not going to get keep the same coverage. if it becomes law. ashley: let's

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joining the conversation this morning fox business jackie delaware angeles editorial page editor james freemannd random solution author of every day millionaires great to see one and all three. only thank you. nice to see james thanks for coming. pmpleght as always my mother told me she was like i like him he makes me laugh and i love listening to chris hogan and yak is so mart so that's momma mcdowell summary of the panel. futures are pointing higher this morning as earning season really pix up steam. dow components united technology travelers coca-cola and visa all report quarterly results today along with lockheed martin and snapchat. 17% of the s&p 500 have reported second quarter results 77% beating their earnings per share. jackie what are you watching this morning in terms of the big movers here? >> well overall we're seeing good fir for earnings and that's when investors cared about going into this earning season. you're seeing companies that are beating on ets and not hearing commentary oh we have problems in china that's what everyone was looking for. and you're also not seeing anybo

alison freeman, bbc news. other people injured after gale—force winds, rain and hailstorms struck northern greece overnight. the freak storm, which lasted around 20 minutes, caused widespread damage in the halkidiki region of greece. more than 140 rescue workers have been brought in to help deal with overturned cars, fallen trees, torn roofs and mudslides. the storms come after very high temperatures in the region. the french senate has approved a new tax on the world's biggest internet and technology firms, such as google and facebook. the measure, which will initially raise around £360 million a year, sets a precedent that's being closely watched by governments around the world. president trump has already ordered an investigation into the french plans, which could lead to retaliatory tariffs on french imports to the us. research in france suggests people who have a lot of sugary drinks, including pure fruitjuice, may be at a slightly higher risk of cancer. the study found that drinking an extra 100 millilit

it's not really an effective solution. >> doug, james freeman here.100% of gdp debt level, this can't continue, this makes me miss the sequester. how about bringing back that 2011 idea that, you know, yes, we accept some restraint on defense spending in order to get limits on social spending but as you suggest, u.s. really can't remain a super power if we're heavily indebted with a declining economy, can we? >> no. i think you've got that exactly right. what's at stake right now is in fact a sequester. if congress does nothing on the budget front we will get the very last of the 2011 budget control act sequesters. it will cut 130 odd billion dollars out of the fed's nondefense combine. the problem with that, is, am, this is a hit to an economy that has head winds already. more importantly, it's the wrong part of the budget. our problem is not defense spending however much waste you want to find in it. our problem is that 70% of the budget that is outside the sequester and is in the mandatory spending programs, the social security, medicares, medicaid,

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have a big show this morning joining conversation right now fox business dagen mcdowell and james freeman and atlas and offer of china vision jonathon d.c. war great to see you this morning. first time on the panel jonathon about, welcome. >> thank you good to be here. we want to get your expertise on china and russia as well big day yesterday also on deck this morning, congressman and ranking member doug collins here to talk about all things mueller after yesterday. ohio congressman house intelligence and weighs means committee member joining us and house energy and commerce manager debbie plus tennessee congressman and committee member is here on israel boycott bill, and c op of raymond james paul riley on company fernings but ceo of ups will weigh in on earns and brotdzer economy. don't miss a moment of it and top story this hour more than six hours on the hot seat yesterday former special counsel answering to lawmakers for first time leading dmets with little hope for impeachment mueller taking heated questions concerning the wording of his report and the conclusions. watch. the presi