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"totally transparent," but the "new york times" says he released them only after its reporters told adm they had obtained the messages. today white house spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders read a statement praising his son. y> my son is a high-quality hrson and i applaud his transparency. >> reporter: trump, jr., said again today the lawyer had no information to provide and wanted to talk about adoption policy, but that topic is never mentioned in those e-mails. .nthony? >> mason: thanks, jeff. the e-mails conflict with team trump's repeated insistence mpere was no contact between the campaign and russia. here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> we're going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very, very interesting. >> reporter: that was candidate trump in 2016, two days before his son don, jr., met with the russian lawyer at trump tower. me one knows what mr. trump meant, but what followed was a steady diet of denials about contacts or cooperation with russians. this was don, jr

tweet was public notice to leakers that all sr adm officials are helping to end illegal leaks.it would have been. but then scaramucci called cnn this morning — and said this. when a journalist who actually knows who the leakers are, they know the lea kers. who the leakers are, they know the leakers. they explained that they know who the leakers are, i respect them for not telling me, they understand and respect journalistic integrity however, when i put out a tweet and put his name in the tweet, they assume it is him because the journalists know the leakers. if he wa nts to journalists know the leakers. if he wants to explain he is not a leaker, let him do that. it isn't meant to work this way, because reince priebus is meant to be the chief of staff, he's supposed the communications director, and he is meant to be reporting to him? exactly, in the traditional white house, they answer to the chief of staff but in this white house, scaramucci has a direct line to the president, and there are reports that scaramucci had dinner with president trump last night. before he went on tw

adm admitably horrible experience and the boycott didn't happen and i think my experience explains somethat is happening. first of all, i went to book a flight san francisco to newark there isn't a lot of choices anymore given the consolidation in the industry especially where united has a dominant share so it has the lowest faeres and mot depar tu dep departures but it was super nice it was nice. it was clean it landed on time. so i was thinking maybe the best time to fly, something like united is in the immediate aftermath of a horrible incident where everybody is going to be on their best behavior but they have done a lot and i think it seems to be work. >> sorry, stocks gone from 81 to 67 these nice things cost money. >> they do the flip side for investors is the nicer you are to the customer the lower the margins get or potentially get they warned about the upcoming quarter. that's mostly because they're expanding especially on the transcontinental routes. they're upgrading service. even getting meals in premium coach on a lot of them that does cost money and i think the thing is e

police say he is adm authorities believe he molested seven boys on school property and at his home andy at other locations. several of the alleged victims were identified from videos. the school system is preparing to hold several meetings for parents to give them more information about those cases. those meetings will be held on july 28 and august 16 here i benjamin stoddert middle school. those meetings will take place at 7:00 in the evening. suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." larry: president trump is beginning his european trip with a visit to poland and getting a warm reception. he will speak to the polish people later today. this afternoon he will head to the g 20 summit in germany. he will meet tomorrow with russian president vladimir putin. bringingharged with weapons to d.c.'s trump hotel is expected in u.s. district court this afternoon. motion to release brian moles. prosecutors say he drove from his home in pennsylvania to d.c. back in may and police said they found an assault rifle, handgun, and several rounds of ammunition in his car in the hotel's parking garage

they hold the adm late this morning.astrazeneca offered its top job to estrogen a good ceo -- astrazeneca ceo. you have got the old -- whole asian, the dollar soft. we are back in just a couple of minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: stocks and bonds rally after janet yellen signals the fed would not rush to raise interest rates. >> the committee continues to expect the evolution of the economy will warrant gradual increases in the federal month rate over time achieve and maintain maximum employment and stable prices. housepresident macron trump in paris. canada leaders reset their manus: theationship? secretary have -- of state back to doha. the ceo of the region's biggest lenders says the economy remains robust. to -- third to work on a standalone basis. may braces for setbacks. manus: welcome to bloomberg a break. anna: we have cpi coming through this morning giving you the headline numbers. cpi up in line with the estimates, in line with the previous number. eu, exactlyat the in line so nothing to see here in terms o

article ten of the constitution charges the states for adm administer voting. as voter id goes, that's a separate issue, but when you've seen voter id laws that have been implemented throughout the country, first of all people of color, young people, elderly people, veterans, tend to be less likely to be able to get the kind of id they need to vote and less likely to come to the polls. so it ends up being a voter suppression initiative. >> we're trying to prove a negative here. donald trump came out and said more people voted illegally than the margin of popular votes that he didn't get. is there any way in your mind that this commission can be used for something positive? do you think that we have a big voter fraud problem in america? >> you know, for that purpose, no. i don't think especially this compiling this list of voter registration information is going to get us anywhere close to uncovering a widespread conspiracy to commit voter fraud. i was a county official here in new mexico before i became secretary of state. i know what voter fraud looks like. it