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. >> i have a hunch that you were as interested in what we had to say months ago when we were circumstanceste where members of the democratic becomewhere they may not the greatest supporters of things that we are advocating, it would help to get things to be considered, help stop things that made no sense, so we have been having extraordinary ,eetings with new democrats with long serving democrats, they have been helpful. i suspect you will find a balanced approach as a result of that, and i feel very good about it. , you would have a much better story if we told you about all the people you could call up, but i think our credibility on this is pretty good. we are having a lot of meetings with the right people and i feel good about it. >> i want to go back to a prior question because i was not sure what the answer was. era --e members of the arizona house delegation have not come out public. -- specific pacific concerns or objections. got questionsu about the mid-level talks supposed to take place this month with negotiators and specifically, where other talks going to start? are they shrinki

donohue: i have a hunch you were as interested in what we ago when we nths create ing to make -- circumstances where members of party, while they may not become the greatest of things that we're advocating that would help get be considered, help sense, ngs that made no we've been having extraordinary meetings with the new democrats long-serving democrats. they've been helpful. you'll find a balanced that.ch as a result of and i feel very good about it. neil said, you would have a much better story if we told you bout all the people could call up. but i think our credibility on this is pretty good. just simply say we're having a lot of meetings with the right people. and i feel very good about it. thank you. ferguson, "c.q. ."ll call the question was the five members of the arizona house not come outo have publicly for usmca, what are or r specific concerns objections? then, two, i also wondered if lighthizer got questions about the mid-level talks that are supposed to take chinese s month with negotiators? and specifically, where are they to start? will they start where they were in may or str

. >> i have a hunch you were as interested in what we had to save months ago when we were and creatmake circumstances where members of the democratic party while they may not have become the greatest supporters of things advocating that would help get things to be considered help stop things that make no sense, we have been having extraordinary meetings with the new democrats and long serving democrats. i suspect he will find a balance approach. said, you would have a much better story if we told you about all of the people you could call up but i think our credibility on this is pretty good. there are simply saying we're having a lot of meetings with the right people and feel very good about. -- about it. >> i want to go back to a prior question because we were not sure what the questions. -- question was. what are the specific concerns or objections. and to, i wondered if ambassador lighthizer got questions about the mid-level talks that were supposed to take place this month. specifically, where are the talks going to start? are they starting in may were shrinking the area they will

said she had a hunch she would win the case but she was careful not to get too cocky. she moved . i was amazed because even though i expected a positive answer i was a little scared anyway and i am telling myself at least i haven't done it for nothing it was a long story i fought for over 2 years and now you have to move on you know that's what she said yeah yeah i'm the lawyer representing timor case was equally satisfied with the court's ruling he said it was a rare piece of common sense. i think it will strengthen local elected officials and the courts because today people acting in bad faith well they will have to think twice before they go to their mayor to ask them to solve a case before they go to court colleen 1st so has lived on the small island of all the home of france's atlantica coast for 35 years 2 years ago her new neighbors were so upset with mohit as a 5 am morning call they decided to sue oh yeah the case struck a nerve with many attracting support locally and from abroad. other cocoa news came to court and support and more than 120000 people signed a petition urg

. >> i have a hunch you are more interested, as interested in what we had to say months ago when we wereag trying to make, create circumstances where members of the democratic a par, while they may not become the greatest supporters of things that we are advocating that would help get things to be considered, helps stop things that make no sense we have been having extraordinary meetings with the new democrats and long serving democrats. they've been helpful. i suspect you will find a balanced approach as a result of that. i feel very good about it. as neil said you'd have a much better story if we could tell you about all the people we have called up and i think our credibility on this is pretty good. i would simply say we are having a lot of readings with the right people and i feel very good about it. >> thank you. ellen ferguson and i want to go back because i'm not certain what the answer was. the question is the 5 members of the arizona house delegation is not come out publicly for usmca what if there's a specific concerns or objections and i wonder if ambassador lighthizer got quest

. >> i have a hunch you were more interested, as interested, in what we had to say months ago when we're trying to make, create circumstances where members of the democratic party, while they may not become the greatest supporters of things that we are advocating, that would help get things to be considered, help stop things that made no sense. we've been having extraordinary meetings with the new democrats and with long serving democrats. they've been helpful. i suspect you will find a balanced approach as a result of that. and i feel very good about it. as neil said, you would have been much better story ever told you but all the people you could call up. but i think our credibility on this is pretty good. i would just simply say were having a lot of meetings with the right people and i feel very good about it. thank you. >> alan ferguson, cq roll call. i want to go back to a prior question because it wasn't really sure if i was with the answer was. the question was, the five members of the arizona house delegation who have not, publicly for usmca, what are their specific concert or ob

i had a hunch they were in danger and i couldn't reach abdel kader haidara. i envisioned he would probably planned something like taking them to the desert and burying them and it wasn't telling year later in 2013 and i got back in touch and discovered what had been going on and that led it to a magazine piece another smithsonian magazine piece and then when abdel kader said he would be happy to tell me his life story which i really didn't even know at the time. it was in 2014, this was -- i visited august, 2013, five months after the french chased the jihadi out of the north of molly and then came back again to do more research in the winter 2014. it was very brought, the place, i mean, the jihadi had been there for your creating incredible, physical and emotional damage plus they were still scattered around in the bush. i had to get up to timbuktu to talk to people to find what was going on so that involved some pretty hair-raising trips through the desert hoping that i wouldn't be waylaid and kidnapped about 10 westerners over the previous few years had be

this isn't just a hunch. this isn't just a feeling.me people have felt like is the president getting more -- >> some people feel meteorology is science. >> there's also that theory. but you actually looked at though president's twitter feed, his press conferences from two years ago in august and contrasted it with this past august. and what did you find? >> let's be clear. it's not advanced math, okay? in fact, actually, it's the crazy calculus of schoolyard insults is really the big difference. you know, i was surprised actually. a lot of people in august looked at some of the president's extreme tweeting and thought, you know, is he declining in some measurable way? and i wasn't really sure. then i looked at august of 2017 a very memorable month. remember this was the month of fire and fury against north korea. this was the month of charlottesville and good people on both sides. yet i think we've become so -- he was tweeting more than twice as much. in august of 2019 as he was in august of 2017. and strikingly, he turned up the volum

a lot of opportunity, potential in that area. charles: october 10th, the big meeting, it is my hunch, it is only a hunch but my hunch i think the meetingill go well enough so the administration will pause on new tariffs f that indeed happens what will that do to the stock market? >> it will push it higher no question. we're trading at somewhat higher valuations any positive news on the trade war pushes markets higher. if you combine that with positive earnings reports, that will be the middle of earnings season as well, if you start getting good news from the financials that will push the market higher. charles: what do you like right now, david? >> we're looking at industrials, cyclical stocks we feel are weighed down by the chinese concerns. i share erin's optimism, that we could hear better news october 10th. carnival cruise lines which we own, 10 times earnings, 4 1/2% dividend it controls 60% of the market, even if things continue to be turbulent on the high seas, small competitors go away. charles: i find it particularly in an environment in america where younger people living in the moment, doing ad ven rouse things, that looks

it's to emphasize that nobody can really forecast accurately when you go into business you go in on a hunch inspiration. if you were really rational, thoroughly rational you'd probably think it was too risky, but we do these things because we're human. they seem to be at the moment, although it's hard to predict these things >> it's essentially these funds, the market structures exacerbate the effective animal spirits rather than inhibit it so sort of playing into your concept of narrative economics, how do you think about the rise in passive investing and how that's effecting market outcomes >> it's just following rules that have been revealed by past research but then you always have to consider what will be the effect of millions of people following these rules? so they have to be adjusted all the time i'm not against passive investing. some active element responding to changes in conditions >> one risk area we have been discussing late in the show is to do with liquidity mismatch. clearly this is a problem for etf credit funds offering daily liquidity but the underlying assets don't tra

at the moment moscow has continually said we're open for talks for dialogue at we saw you know a happy hunch just a few moments ago beef between the 2 top diplomats of the countries do you see a time in the not too distant future where where relations will improve martin. well they have to improve. their always a major one was in the bargain basement and they're hard to improve because russia is an important country and you console whole host of international problems. who were both from iraq and syria and of course the americans are blacklisted if you're sanctions against cargo ships supplying fuel to the new year so far ships supply to supply fuel to the assad regime in syria which again is from an outsider where different laws not because after all they're trying to defeat. another supposedly on same side so it's very difficult american pows fleet is in fact quite difficult one a law is objective because it seems to veer from one extreme to the other without an explanation. mike promptly who is he is a very highly qualified to be but a highly qualified lawyer and so on so there's a lot he

it puts you in the position to the saudi arabian government, you're saying they did this based on a hunchd you're saying the same thing. >> i'm not accusing anybody. you can have a lot of accusations based on who may benefit from this. iran wants security in the region, they have nothing to benefit from this. iran wants stability in the region. iran does not want war. iran wants an end to all wars. >> would you call on the houthis to release evidence? >> i think they did. it's not up to us to ask. the houthis know what they did and they know what they need to do. they release some evidence last night. i think it's important for the saudi government to understand what they're trying to achieve. do they want to fight iran until the last american -- is that the -- because if that is -- they can be that is the case? >> why? >> because iran will defend itself. >> now, you hear some of the rhetoric there. a little bellicose. the overall tone is one of hoping the conflict would be avoided saying directly he didn't believe that's what donald trump sought at this point. in fact, at times donald tr

they might have to defend that, but they can go forward and say, i didn't vote for this.we both have a hunchent is willing to put all the stuff out, it may not lead anywhere. i think we may be able to surmise something about that as well.who has egg on their face. some of our colleagues in the media might be looking at themselves a little funny. >> tucker: yeah, i think they are beyond that. [laughs]se >> brit: that's too much to hope for? >> tucker: it's way too much. in 15 seconds, is that enough for aoc and the squad, do you think? >> brit: i don't think anything is enough for aoc anden the squad, who are incoherent when you are talking actions and policies. so, there you are.she will nevey indicate those people. cash it lplacate those people. she will be able to satisfy, for now, at least, a large portion of her caucus, and shall continue to be able to protect her vulnerable members and other members who are having to take a hard vote on this. >> tucker: boy, that's a tight rope. i'm glad i'm not her. thank you for your analysis. great to see you. >> brit: you too. >> b it's the one that

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it was just a hunch, but they went to debra with that. said, maybe he's an addict.fused to entertain their wild suspicions. this was more like, "stop interfering in my life?" >> somewhat. yes. but i'd fallen in love. >> reporter: debra's daughters were not about to be put off. >> one of her daughters is particularly suspicious. she doesn't know why he wears surgical scrubs everywhere. it seems to be a costume he's wearing. she thinks his fingernails are dirty, and this does not look to her like the hands of an actual doctor. >> reporter: and so they started digging. an investigation that would lead halfway across the country. to the depths of evil. to an appointment with death. >>> coming up -- troubling revelations about john. >> they learned that he was not a doctor. >> discoveries that were about to go from disturbing to terrifying. >> i said, "he's very, very dangerous." >> when "dateline" continues. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, whi

it's not about a hunch. e the baby was born and then you have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that she purposefully killed the bab baby. the evidence wasn't there. >> shepard: careful to point out as you mentioned and as we've talked before, it's not to say anybody involved in the process did anything wrong. the police went out and gathered what they could. investigators did the same and forensic teams do the same and prosecutors came together and tried to make a decision about what would be serving justice and then two sides were presented in the jury of her peers made the decision and now it's delivered. >> no-fault to the detectives. >> shepard: explained that, is basically peppering. >> it's not giving them an opportunity to answer. telling them things like when they went back in the other interview, we have our scientist looking at this, medical examiner, people, we know that what you're telling us isn't true and they start, why didn't you tell us the truth. tell us the truth and it's going to be good

is a hunch chinese photographer he was picked up in a room ci in november last year there's been no sign of him since numerous chinese journalists editors even academics have been swept up even when their work didn't actually take issue with chinese policies. journalists are faced with dangers everywhere in the world many journalists are killed and if you report about the pressures faced with journalists. trying to be objective i don't think journalists or international are faced with any other or more dangerous pressures compared with any other countries in the world one of the most dramatic examples is iran tarty who's a professor from beijing who had a website publishing content every year and in chinese and essentially trying to bridge that gap to try to have actual real harmonious relations between the ethnicities and he was detained and sentenced to life in prison. is a major story that is not exactly breaking news the camps were established 5 years ago in 2014 but over the past 3 years they've grown larger taking in hundreds of thousands more readers and they've become more secret

is a hunch chinese photographer he was picked up in a room chee in november last year there's been no sign of him since numerous chinese journalists editors even academics have been swept up even when their work didn't actually take issue with chinese policies. journalists are faced with dangers everywhere in the world many journalists are killed and if you report about the pressures faced with journalists. trying to be objective i don't think journalists the last day or international are faced with any other or more dangerous pressures compared with any other countries in the world one of the most dramatic examples is iran tarty who's a professor from beijing who had a website. i publish in canton every year and in chinese and essentially trying to bridge that gap to try to have actual real harmonious relations between the ethnicities and he was detained and sentenced to life in prison. is a major story that is not exactly breaking news the camps what established 5 years ago in 2014 but over the past 3 years they've grown larger taking in hundreds of thousands more. they've become mo

is a hunch chinese photographer he was picked up in a room ci in november last year there's been no sign of him since numerous chinese journalists editors even academics have been swept up even when their work didn't actually take issue with chinese policies. journalists are faced with dangers everywhere in the world many journalists are killed and if you report about the pressures faced with journalists. trying to be objective i don't think journalists or international are faced with any other or more dangerous pressures compared with the other countries in the world one of the most dramatic examples is iran tarty who's a professor from beijing who had a website publishing content every year and in chinese and essentially trying to bridge that gap to try to have actual real harmonious relations between the ethnicities and he was detained and sentenced to life in prison. is a major story that is not exactly breaking news the camps were established 5 years ago in 2014 but over the past 3 years they've grown larger taking in hundreds of thousands more readers and they've become more secret

he raised it on a hunch during the campaign trail.ndmother of them all is his attacks on hillary clinton. everything from the emails and the private server, whether they were deleted, to allegations of corruption in the clinton foundation. of course, the ukrainian deal. this is a typical playbook against biden. >> could you possibly see president trump start to deviate from his playbook you outlined as he continues his 2020 campaign? >> you know, i think the easy answer, we're only going to see more of it. this is something that definitely works. using trump's twitter and tweets as a megaphone and the amplifies around that. definitely a way they use to frame their opponents, attack their opponents, and plant the mine among voters that there is something suspicious about some of these people that it sis in the back of their mind. when president trump goes on stage to talk about hillary clinton, people still chant, lock her up. it's been in the playbook the entire time. >> the trump white house is preparing for congressional democrats a

have you got a hunch as to which way they may go? he body language in questions all week, and the consensus is that the storm clouds are brewing for the government. you cannot be sure, you really cannot. some judges will go one way and some might go the other way but it seems that they were interested in answering these questions, they were going to find them within their frame of reference, there just them within their frame of reference, therejust notjust a political issue but an issue for the courts that they can judge meaningful legal standards like in an ordinaryjudiciary meaningful legal standards like in an ordinary judiciary review. meaningful legal standards like in an ordinaryjudiciary review. so is it unlawful or not? they are being asked to look at the effect of what borisjohnson did asked to look at the effect of what boris johnson did in asked to look at the effect of what borisjohnson did in that regard, what was the effect of it? if they find it undermined parliamentary sovereignty, the will of parliament, the governme

. >>> and we all knew it had to be much more than a hunch.lking about the brady bunch. we'll have that story in "the skinny" on this friday, september 6th. >>> good friday morning. thank you for joining us. all week long we have been talking about hurricane dorian and that is again how we start the morning as the hurricane moves along the coast of north carolina. >> the storm is tracking to the northeast with winds still about around 90 miles an hour. some coastal communities in the carolinas could get more than a foot of rain before it's over. >> tornados like this one in north myrtle beach, south carolina, left behind a trail of destruction and widespread power outages. >> and this is a look at topsail beach, north carolina, where the rain is falling and we can see some lightning in the background. just those trees whipping in the wind. let's check the forecast with accuweather's chris nallan. the storm just won't let up. >> yeah, kenneth, janai, we're talking about a storm that's still potent, even though now a cat 1 as of 2:00 a.m. we are

i tend to think it is a hunch, that it is more the latter. and i think our broader political discourse and the way it has degraded has created a permissive environment. and the permissive environment, not only deterred people from calling out those in their own camp, but it makes it easier for the real haters to insinuate this content into the political discourse in ways that other people may be uneducated enough to fall prey to. and i think that is what we have seen a lot of. white supremacists inserting photographs, logos, insinuations, labels, into discourse that gets picked up in social media on the right. and i think we have seen some of the same things in the extreme edges of the progressive camp on the left. and, you know, if you didn't get a good course in world history, or if you are not from a marginalized community and therefore have reason to know this history, then you might look at that image or that meme or whatever and not understand what the subtext is there. the subtext is anti-semitism. jacques: a couple other things i came

>>this cell phone video shows a fellow driver hunched over seemingly fast asleep at the wheel of a self-driving car dakota says he was driving home. the wall poll after working as a writer for nesson and had to snap a video i thought well. >>i should record this and i thought i shouldn't for this because it's also unsafe, but it was just so bizarre that i just like i have to get this on video because it's so strange. >>the woman in the passenger seat also knocked out dakota says he tried to wake them up even honking his horn to no avail all while cars were buzzing by you see i guess. >>trusting in africa brave enough you know. >>especially in boston scary enough for me not i go in and out of the every day i'm almost always worried that i'm going to get cut off or. >>rick what are some think it's the way of the future it seems a trend that dakota says he's not sure he's on board with quite yet it was strange, you know, and i can look like they're for they were. >>he then you go home and go to bed. >>very concerning their that was tiffany chen, reporting tesla says drivers should always be alert

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economic date ot out of china puts xi jinping in a box in terms of choosing which waying to i have a hunchll deals. >> you do think we will get a deal at some point? >> i think we came very close. back in early may chinese reneged on some aspects of it, doesn't mean the whole thing goes down the drain, it means that the chinese are testing the president frankly, they are a little bit confused one purpose of my trip i have been told by a lot of chinese delegations maria steve bannon, and john bolton and friends outside speak for the president. i don't think that is true. steve bannon's group committee on present from china want to overthrow chinese sxhu. party say coexistence is impossible. >> want to destroy look at with a bannon bolton say is counters productive i think the president does not debris with bannon and bolton on the future. >> look what this is doing to hong kong long seen as international hub, for global business, there is a new op-ed in the adjourn editorial borrowed with a piece why london spurned hong kong board rights hong kong's government rushed to blame people for eco

bit of a distance, it doesn't seem clear to me that the opposition has been able to deliver a blow. my hunch at the end of the day, you're going to wind up again with a sort of inconclusive result where trump -- i keep -- freudian slips, i'm sorry. where netanyahu is probably the largest party but unable to form a coalition that can produce a government. that would be the worst outcome for everybody. >> bobby ghosh, appreciate your insights this morning. thank you so much. >>> the trade war is china, how 2020 democrats would deal with it. that's next. xperience for ameri. that's why the nfl chose verizon. because they need the massive capacity of 5g with ultra wideband, so more screaming, streaming, posting fans... can experience 5g all at once. this is happening in 13 stadiums all across the country. now if verizon 5g can do this for the nfl... imagine what it can do for you. wayfair's got your perfect mattress. whether you're looking for a top-brand at a great price. ready to upgrade. moving in. moving on up. or making big moves. deliveries ship free and come with a 100-night free trial. n

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it is certainly a possibility. my hunch is he cuts 25 basis points next week.n sits on his hand for period of time see what is reflected in the economic numbers. charles: all right. i got to tell you that was an extraordinary press conference. jeff always a pleasure to have you on the show. we appreciate your expertise on all this stuff. >> right back at you. charles: impeachment once again the focus of democrats on capitol hill. with the new hearing today, attempts to move this forward but president trump taking a victory lap after some big court wins on the border. congressman andy biggs is with us next so don't go away. as a s i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i come f

have been around for for several years now though why now how could it have been a bad back at shoes. what's your hunch. speakers in or i do know from talking to my friends in the federal. exactly what's going on. that was sheer and for a long time. take particularly by really took off. >>the last 2 or 3 years. rise of students were started a happened a while ago. just nobody noticed until we had a cluster of cases i believe it was caught it should that attracted attention you know every every few days other number case is in gonna fight keeps growing. >>is the hit to not use them at all all you would subscribe to that. >>oh i mean the cdc put out a an advisory today. and they said that people should not use the station trying to quit smoking. they should use approval. fda approved smoking cessation. message was counseling people should just not use they are using them. they need to be particularly aware and coronary symptoms and act on that very quickly. you know i doubt that it's a bad batch of a single thing simply because he's of appeared in i think 30 shows stays cigarette industry isn't so consol

years ago for 3 years between 2006 and 2009 professor david blanchflower of dartmouth college you hunch or was a lone voice on the monetary policy committee of the bank of england voting for radical action on interest rates to combat a cd term his latest book not working consolidates his reputation as one of the world's leading kenson economists today he speaks to alex about his forecast that the economic storm clouds are gathering once again before this even been a full recovery from the last great recession donna grabbed her welcome to the alex salmond show starring me. in your new book not walking you argue that unemployment is as big an issue today as it was 70 years ago or how do you justify that in an age of high employment levels and partly low unemployment levels well turns out that before 2008 the unemployment rate gave you everything you need is a know about the labor market unfortunately that's not true since 2008 and the big deal now is that under employment is what matters people in work can't get enough hours they can't get enough income and that's why they're hurting and the elem

he's got no intention of changing and being becoming a democratic state and you and this is one of the good hunch is your name well this is a swan that held a papal visit this is one that i went to mass there in that country my biggest problem in getting the mass was the traffic i wasn't blocked from going there that's not true in a number of islamic countries where i have visited and you don't have the degree of ability to move around they are not a perfect nation and they have many things they need to improve upon but i'm just redo on religious freedom the government chooses and vets odium ups issues weekly guidance for the friday prayers and even informal islamic teaching has to be approved by the government is that religious freedom how would you feel when you guy didn't put a gold star said on that it's not once i did why don't you compare him to what the saudis do and what do you think about i'm going to the saudis and other let's talk about the sound of the saudis a bit late well no but if you have a problem of how discouraging what must be well what did you ever think about how do you eve