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and sometimes that requiresge ing rid of someone that, youre know, served in pvious administration.ed onthave tmahree over eig. president love to get to eight himself. whole other discussion as weyeat gsomething on mind's dc. >> terry something else, why we brought you in originally. kind of got a little moorhead way, earer this week,met becavident all 50 states are engaging in antitrust litigation against google. which reallyak spe to something yourote a while back. i is time for divorce between corporations and conservatives? here's thing, corporate political relationship, always something there. many people believed something r inherently fav the right. favoreds. republic why do you feel it's time fordi rce so to speak. >> yeah.merica is rejecting almost every corea valu conservativeshold. and it's almost like we're in a battered relationship with corporate america. you know, republicans and conservatives have always advocated for pro corporate pocilies, tax rate. look at tax cut package that wel passed justt year. we made the t corporaax cuts permanent. and we made the individua

. >> [laughter] david: well the president tweet ing this response to the rate cut. "jay powell and the federal reserve fail again, no guts, no sense, no vision, a terrible communicator." that is an economic confidence index of the country's top ceo's sinks to its lowest level under president trump due in part to u.s. trade policy, and jpmorgan 's jamie dimon says he does not think cutting rates will offset trade worries though he also reiterated he does not see a recession near, but should investors be concerned about a slowdown? >> not to be cynical here, david, but i think that the business roundtable might have an alterior motive because they were very concerned about the third quarter but then six months out, they have all of this optimism so they have a slowing in sales in the third quarter but six months out they think they were going to have an increase the same thing with capex. i think what they are doing is trying to send a message they need more certainty in trade. i think that we continue with slower growth but i wouldn't get concerned quite yet. >> caro

whether it's you know, navigate ing the grass of contract vehicles. whether it's crossing the what i call the valley of death between the successful prototype an the program of record. so as you think about the importance of integrating those technologies for our success and our ability to perform on the battlefield, what are the key obstacles that we need to go after and remove from your experience? >> yeah, again, another great question. so i think the two things i learned as commander about this was there's really two things you have to do. there's many things you have to do, but fifrl, you have to have a strategy for what you're doing technologically. how you're developing this and a plan for how you're approaching that. as you mention eed i think we requested so com with a goup of people who were very good at this and having a plan for the key things that we were focused on that were important to the soft team out this. so you know having that strategy that identifies the development, investments is a really important aspect of this. i think the

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retired attorney general mark hurtl ing is a retired general. he's also a cnn military analyst and he's joining us now. you had this tweet out, sir. you said, i'm confused regarding the security strategy of leaving the iran deal that was working, offering kim jong-un a presence on world stage without concessions, cancelling russian sanctions when they're still in ukraine conducting talks with the taliban while they attack afghans sta afghans, starting a trade war with china. that's a long list. what concerns you the most as a national security threat here? >> it would have been a lot longer, but for the constraints of twitter, brianna. the thing that concerns me today is the taliban deal. that's something that they have been trying to put together for several months, much to the surprise of many people in terms of where the taliban is, where the united states are, what kinds of things we're offering. when you talk about that kind of context and those kind of challenges in a very complex situation of a war that's gone on for 18 years, you know, y

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>> this is rent control limet get ing the governor promised he would do at the beginning of the yeare thought it was dead but it came back a big win for newsom. surprisingly it got itthrough t legislature fairly easily. there's a question mark around that. essentially this is if you live in a jurisdicnoon that does have a rent control and you live in an apartment building or a older building, your rent p can be at 5% plus cpi so around 8% increase a year which is pretty big increase more it will prevent supporters do save rent gouging. >> this is huge in the bay area what is your sense whether this will have an actionable impact on people here? >>there's two things to note on we do have some of the strongest rental laws in cities like berkeley and n francisco those rent laws will stay the same, the economy is softening, when some of those rent gouging huge spikes resolve 50% rent increasealovernight have ady started to tell off. this will protect against it's only a 10 year sunset clause but if we do see the econy rolling back and really the reti estate market tening again, this coul

overall, it means 127 projects, inge, will feel the funding ax.ncluding a middle school with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell at ft. campbell. you remember, mcconnell supported taking military funds from the wall. he now says he will try to keep that project from losing its funds. the republican we spoke to in the last hour admitting, hey, not the best optics formen mcconnell here. what are your thoughts here? is that fair for him to support the plan? >> well, i think it's pretty shocking but it's also an indication that no one really wants this wall except trump because it is a key campaign promise with him. so, he's determined to get that going by hook or crook. but taking away money away from schools. i think there was another story that there was a fire station being built on a military base, the funds are being taken for that. so, sure republicans can kind of patch that up. but in truth, the problem is trump is bypassing norms. he can't go to congress with this. no one is really interested in that. instead of doing that, he's doing a by

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a federal appeals court in new york has revived a lawsuitvo ing president trump's hotels and businesse suit alleges that he is violating a constitutional ban on accepting payments from foreign governments, when foreign officials patronize his properties. a lower urt initially found that the plaintiffs had no legal standing to su china made a new move today toward easing trade nsions with the united states. beijing annoced that it will exempt american pork and soybns from additional impor tariffs. president trump had alread postponed a planned u.s. tariff hike on chinese goods. the two countries plan new talks next month. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 37 points to close at 27,219. the nasdaq fell 17 points, and the s&p 500 lost two. and, two passingof note. civil rights figure juanita abernathy has died in atlanta, after suffering a stroke. she joined her husband, reverend ralph abernathy, and dr. martin luther king jr. in the front lines of the movement. behind the scenes, she wrote the plan for the 1955 bus boycott in montgomery, alabama. juanita abern

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