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i know charter flagged that $1807 break outlevel a a few weeks aig agoe to come back to there is some technical resistance above the highs to me we talk about broegts. use options tactically around long stock positions one way to do is a caller at add the money call out of the money put against the long stock position if you more worried about the dramatic move to the downside than you are to the drama move to the upside here is the trade simply look to august expiration, target tuesday's earnings here when the stock trading at 1907 today you could look out to august 200 call and sell one of those versus 10 oh shares of stock at $1.40 you could use that premium and buy one of the august 180 puts for 140 that costs you nothing this is how it works oh out after this earnings event. you would have gains from the stock. s 190 up to $20 that would be where the gains are kept if you kpt it through the expiration if the stock is above two hundred you could buy that call and keep the long stock position in place. then you have losses down to $180 that's the key technical support level but you

. >> the prices when you raise about six years aig. >> that was the first misis step. >> in my opinion it was. >> the earning and slower growth and lack of ability to forecast that surprises don't equate to higher valuation look at facebook. >> dead. >> dead. yeah, that's a tombstone in case any question facebook is the next candidate here grasso dead or alive >> spo i'm going to say alive on this it's needing some days some weeks maybe to breathe on this but -- and i wouldn't step into all of -- all of these are the three-day rule i wouldn't step in they have to bottom out ffb has a long way to bottom out but it's a behemoth, still a sales jerner. >> tim. >> i think it's dead let's qualify what dead means on the show near not going out of business they're not breaking into pieces but the stamp is because again this was a disclosure issue. i think it's a governance issue if you think about data as a product i'm in the sure that they really know how to -- the cost attached to producing their product. in other words, securities a major cost for these guys going forward. we don't know wha

even though we were pounding the table two years aig. but also names like home depot and fedex.d to boeing on the weakness so broadly diversified. >> what do you think now is the time to rotate out of the higher fliers in terms of the tech names? i mean, that argument could have been made a few months aig as well david einhorn shoerted a buffalo county of fang plus stocks because he was so convinced that the time was near where these stocks would turn around and go lower. why now, nancy >> for us it's valuation but we still own facebook and google and apple we don't own netflix or amazon but we own less than they we did they were our largest but now we run strait concentrate the pafrmts of 3.5 to 5% and but now lower we are finding better valueses there is the whole regression to mean argument that some day value will outperform again this is one of the longest periods since the depression where growth outperformed value. >> what do you think barry when we look at trade war, the benefits from tax cut what's going to win and how long is that going to continue to win if it is >> t

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brian you sound bullish in the note can you tell me, how bullish are compared to say six months aig. amount of bull zbliesh same amount as bullishness. >> same amount of bullishness. >> we could take that a whole different way. how much time do we have >> here is what i would say. we are -- this market -- we as investors we can't wait to call the end of the market for the last six months we have had people come out and say this is the price peak for the year. this is the earnings peak for the cycle. recession is coming tomorrow this imminent denimise we thinks overblown. there is not to say there is excess volatility in the marketplace especially given that the stock market market in the united states s&p 500 was up 500% there is a zongs consolidation like what chris talks about. the earnings in america in terms of our companies are the most stable asset in the world with respect to equities period and in times of volatility you seek stability i think we have the best companies in the world i still think a lot of what's happening is really default to the negative side of things. and

the market performance since the market peak in january, january 26th, at least as of a couple days aigthe best performing sector was not technology. tech was third the best two sectors were ut and real estate investment trumpets. some investment stocks are playing catch-up some of the more cycle parts of the value are looking interesting. we need underweight in knows for poefrmt some time we are nibbling the financial names as they underperformed recently industrials every day that trade is in the headlines and takes the industrial stocks down they've been underperformers this year. i don't think trade war is in our future i think these companies are well managed, good, have strong intellectual property increasing more like technology companies and the way any run businesses and so i think industrials are an area that one can buy on kaekness as well. >> a lot of options between two thank you for joining us eddie perken and michael scan lynn womg up it's our disaster du jour this has many on wall street scratching heads, the name and story coming up. then is amazon the king of tech? one

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and that was a 20% discount from what we saw three months aig huff roughly speaking pb 25% tariff 25%unt the chinese would be paying about the same why are they cancelling the orders >> it's a global commodity see they see the price out there. the other piece of it we are trying to reach out to connections in china and trying to find out if they've been told to not really do anything like right now. let's hold off and keep the pressure on. >> the processer told me yesterday in the short term i'm losing money my contract gets cancelled i have the beans in transit. i found an alternative buyer but i had to sell for a haircut lost $40,000 who might sneak in now and take advantage of this? who are the big global competitors for alternate markets. >> >>? that's a great question the big competitor for sus canada. they have the similar weather, similar production cycle for us we have been competing with them. we don't mind competing on a fair level playing field but when you put arbitrary pieces with he we can't get in the door that's a problem for us and produceren all the way through to th

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some of the banks and including aig, the big insurer. as far as i know, much of that is still held by the fed. the balance sheet is not on the hook. that gets in to a technical area that it is not something that threatens the balance sheet . ot of my questions. i have been listening to your comments to the other callers. you mentioned the unemployment rate. we know the unemployment rate is low, you mentioned the unemployment rate. we know the unemployment rate is low. as the republicans used to say, when george bush was in office, those people are not just looking anymore. is it actual? is that we were trying to say? that the jobs are taken, or not are the people that are not looking anymore, or are these minimum wages we are talking about. i live in the seventh pores to stay in the nation, next to the first poor state -- poorest stay in the nation. i don't see a lot going on here. everything seems to be climbing. but the wages are not going up. walmart with a higher these people. they hire these going up. they hire these people at walma

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the bourbon that's in the shelves right now was produced six, eight, ten or 12 years aig. be looking to see how much inventory they have in kentucky. how much was designated for the overseas market and make a determination you know sometime in the next six months to -- whether or not they have to cut back on their production, which really then starts a trickle down effect that could impact the hard working farm families, the cooperages, the hospitality industry and you name it we have been building a great market in kentucky production is up 250%. we have heady to see this unexpected twist come our way. because it's kind of, you know, be a cold blanket. >> we love it here all arthro. >> bourbon with a wift. >> sounds good. >> eric, thanks. >> eric gregory. >> thank you. >> i used to king a football for a living now he kicks everybody else's you know what. >> behind. >> in the cnbc stock draft the question is will it reign last from kicker to picker joins us next live. -omar, look. [ thunder rumbles ] omar, check this out. uh, yeah, i was calling to see if you do laser hair

absolutely when viagra came out it was low priced five years aig it was $800 now it's $2,200. came out and guess what the generics sell at $50. someone is making money at $50 someone else is charging $2,200. the world understands, americans understand that companies need to make money. they need to innovate. everyone understands that drug companies keep people out of expensive areas like hospitals and doctor's offices but there is a public trust part and that's why it resonates with voters and consumers they're going to the pharmacy and a large number of prescriptions are being abandoned at the pharmacy because someone has a prescription at hand they go into the pharmacies and get told what the co-pay is and can't afraid it. >> right. >> what can the president do he is doing a lot. first of all warning the sfree and the industry is not doing anything that's the first mistake he can push for faster generic prufrms. he is doing that he can require discounts and reebts to be disclosed he can take away tax deduction ability for advertising or promotions or sporting events. ke call

and he surrendered the white flag was waved and he gets nothing and is going to aig he has to get used to this because this is going to happen every few months there's going to have to surrender more and more and more the us is in the house america is back shock lot younger obviously at the e.u. is used to being kind of a very slow moving lafarge a bureaucrat what no accountability whatsoever is not elected he will say anything but generally that means nothing. the deal is not the ink on the contract has to drive for us to say that there is a deal. off of the dale posted this tweet expressing love between the two sides yet relations may not be as right as the as the u.s. president claims after the joint announcement the cameras caught younker refusing to take trump's outstretched that's despite but having quite a reputation for insouciance to routings. president a man your macro has lashed out at the french media over the handling of a scandal involving his security aide. has the story. over the last week front has been in the midst of a media frenzy over three to merge that a top secu

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and he surrendered the white flag was waved and he gets nothing and is going to aig he has to get used to this because this is going to happen every few months he's going to have to surrender more and more and more the u.s. is in the house america is back with junk lot younger obviously at the e.u. is used to being kind of a very slow moving lafarge a bureaucrat with no accountability whatsoever he's not elected he will say anything but generally that means not getting. the deal is not the ink on the contract has to drive for us to say that there is a deal. meanwhile the u.s. trade wars are all new gender of this year's tenth anniversary bricks summit each year the world's emerging economies comprising of brazil russia india china and south africa got there for three days and not a correspondent you could have done a report from johannesburg south africa where the summit is now on day too. heightened security swarms of journalists and lots of vehicles with diplomatic license plates this is pretty much the city of johannesburg right now the south african host city for the twenty teen br

josh lipton with more on the ipo and the company, josh. >> tyler just a fau months aig the company wasw it looks like that price tag might have been too high the company priced the ipo at 17 hong kong dollars or $2.17 per share raising $5.4 billion recognizance telling that the value of the company is 44 million by their math. with trade tensions heating up large cap chinese stocks are down more than 20% since the peak back in january company also bills itself as an internet company and internet service make up about 10% of sales. but it's smartphones that account for the bulk of total revenue. still hansen tongue of ggp company a former board member is big believer in the strategy selling high quality smartphones and hooking into the higher internet services. it's the mourgt largest smartphone surrender on the planet the company is also in the fourth place in the home market of china but drawing fast in other markets like india they make their debut on monday in honk con. become to you. >> thank you very much josh. >>> with the trade war between the u.s. and china heating up what does

and he surrendered the white flag was waved and he gets nothing and is going to aig he has to get used to this because this is going to happen every few months these going to have to surrender more and more and more the u.s. is in the house america is back with junk lot younger obviously at the e.u. is used to being kind of a very slow moving lafarge a bureaucrat with no accountability whatsoever he's not elected he will say anything but generally that means nothing. the deal is not the ink on the contract has to drive for us to say that there is a deal. in the meantime u.s. trade wars are on the agenda of this year's tenth anniversary of brics summit and russian president vladimir putin has just arrived for the annual gathering of the world's top emoting economies comprising brazil russia india china and south africa on seeds down of reports from johannesburg. this year's gathering will be quite unlike compared to anything that we've seen previously and that's mainly because you have to look basically out the goals that the brakes countries are pursuing on the world's leading developi

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a few minutes aig mitch!king to reportering and describing potential legislation the senate might take up to constrain the president on tariffs or on russian meddling that is potentially different if they follow through on that. he also -- mitch mcconnell was dismissive of the effort by some on the right within the republican caucus in the house to say they are going to attempt to giannecchini rod rosenstein i think if that happened if aren't republicans move on that and it passes the house that would have negative on the president pan accelerate some of the erosion we are seeing now. >> two more headlines crossing trump said that queen elizabeth the ii is an terrific person and also that getting along with russia can be a good thing the fact that the headlines are crossing means the pool camera is in there and it's happening now john and sara stick around we are taking a break. we are awaiting the tape of the president trump's remarks about his controversial summit with the russian president. we will bring t

it is everything from aig to see it's got all this isn't an ad for amazon what i'm saying is that this is a situation we're looking forward into twenty eighteen and twenty twenty because watching i only watch the cable news when i'm here in new york city and in a hotel room and i can watch it and they have no idea what is out there they have no idea what is coming or perhaps like these other billionaires who are like afraid of an apocalypse what you i think what you're seeing from the rachel maddow she's she's you know she's embodying that apocalypse that fear of the apocalypse that something's coming and they're coming for my class of people my my people so there's i don't think they understand what the voter is feeling and i don't understand i think they i think it's going to be another stalling thing just where they don't hear since the election twenty sixteen there's a certain group in the media they keep asking the question how did this happen why did this happen how's this continuing to happen how do they are totally disconnected from the average person that's the question and to

well when they came back one of or promises was that we will on the separation of powers be thinned aig. execs and the judiciary so i cannot interfere. with what he wants to do for promising to chip claim that the money that was in his accounts we're talking about six hundred eighty one million dollars was a gift from saudi arabia to help in his election campaign now either he's telling the truth and saudi arabia has effectively been interfering in malaysian politics by funding somebody is campaign or he's lying in the money was stolen but he's using saudi arabia to try and cover his tracks would also mean that saudi arabia is interfering in malaysian politics or domestic affairs when last i'm so money move. there will be a quote. they called in the bank to be issued his taxes being me when they deeply say it was given to him as a gift. that money he. said . to be taken as the truth he must provide. documentary evidence legler letters from the bank and also we want to ne very generous man we just get the money to give so much money but my point here is that is there is aside from the co

that's aig one. we could be in for some. i' time out that rain in big weather.ou want to stick around for that. are we beginning to havera anyme this week? yes, we have a few more opportunities for rain. we're not leaving the 90s until the weekend.av i'll h more details on that for now. back to you. >>> several families are without mes after lightning hit their apartment building in gaithersburg. fire officials say the lightning sparked a fir in the attic. crews quickly put the flames out and luckily no one wasd. inju now information from d.c. police at this hour. man's body was pulled from the potomac. we're told it was discovered this morning north of jack's boat house west of the key brinl. so far investigators haven released any details about the body. >>> we're following several developing stories. we start with a homicide investigation happening right now in hearndon. >> the scene is an area where many families go to shop and fill up with gas. right now it' wrapped in yellow crime tape. david, what can you tell us? >> reporter: i can tell you this is a res

for the quarter they have been singled out as a takeover target but the company has so far rejected aig's advances and aker posted a slight beat on the top and bottom line. the oil and gas industry service provider pick up in first half orders but said there will be continued pressure on pricing. >> england is out of the world cup after losing 2-1 and our expert joins me. your take on yesterday's match >> well i think there's a lot of feeling at the moment that is this the end of something? of course it is. england's campaign to try to win the world cup but it's also the beginning of something they went into this with such low expectations they far exceeded them an unbelievable achievement for a nation that didn't even exist the last time it got to semifinal. an exciting game it started so well for england them ahead with 5 minutes goneful trippier, great free kick but pressure in the second half when croatia came back and another one of their big game players, mandzukic he could barely walk but doing a good job celebrating these are the scenes at the final whistle and this is the contras

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that wasn't an option five or ten years aig. that's a different in the private markets. markets there's been a radical shift in the types of investors that buy in these ipos if you look at the list of top ten investors ten yoerps aig you would recognize them today less so. and there is a lot of fear on the part of kraess once they go to public there is short-term focus on obviously results and that -- that creates hesitation on the part of some ceos to go public. but you need a liquidity strategy for investors and employees. but it's also a currency value to potentially do m and a or a raise additional capital i think tipo market will be thee whether the same scale in ten years something we can debate. >> over the course of your career what have you learned distinguishes the really successful ipos like docu sign, a product i use and love versus the ones that don't seem to fly as well. what makes the good ones good and the less good, less good. >> i think one you hit the important one. have a good product that people want but if you think about it it's -- we always encour

. >> i remember when we started talking about this tyler, many months aig and i said there was a win/n scenario where disney got the fox assets. comcast got sky and fox shareholders got a higher bi out of each. and it looks like we move in that direction. >> what about comcast continued interest in getting sky? what do you think happens there? and is sky an asset that comcast can make hay with? >> i look at it a little bit from disney preventing, and does it make sense for disney to continue to bid aggressively -- or i should say give fox perms to bid for the sky asset given the superior bid now. >> i think it makes sense for disney to stand down, as i always have. the sky asset does not play to disney's strengths they're not truck rolls, satellite dishes or set top boxes or managing churn. this is in comcast's wheelhouse. comcast can create more value here and moreover, disney has really great outcome here from a financial point of view if it doesn't look to ainquire all of sky. it can basically now that the government required it to sell off the regional sports channels, and presumi

. >> i would agree it definitely feels like people are more calm about this than let's say 90 days aigere convinced they missed lower numbers. perhaps it's tempers expectation. >> are you more interested in the iphone sales or services business everybody is buzzing about? >> you know, i guess i pick c which is both of them right now. i think that both have a story to tell. services is what apple's future is going to be how they monetize the install base that matters iphones will be relevant because it's a window into what especially on the guide what apple's product gains will be montana in the september quarter and the kwakt of the trade wars between china and u.s. >> what about you. >>hood the head sets. >> the hand saturday sets. >> the iphone, the because you know that is that is what the risk is the stock is the stock doesn't outperform and blow away expectations just on the services revenue that's only 20% of revenue you know, we have to see both of them at the same time. because it's not enough to say we have a fast growing service revenue, because they don't really have an appl

we've got aig trough of low pressure. that trough dips down and this is the jet stream. ps into the tropics, and all thehere it lifts moisture our way, and as it does so we deal with the rain and flooding here and that' what we've dealt with and one more day tomorrow and we start tobr k out and with a little bit more let's head over to amelia. >> it's not an all-day rain and when it's not raining we'll have mostly cloudy skies. the rain outlook through sunday. again, widespread rain tomorhuw andday and friday most of us are looking mainly dry. the sunshine is finally bacur o ay and especially during the afternoon hours. partly to mostly sunny skies. friday a small chance for late-day showers hand most of the daytime is dry. a chance for showers han thunderstorms and morning and midday hours for sure are looking good on your saturday and sunday. take a look at the weather and how it will impact your weekend. pool time is not as impressive out there right now, and you'll want to go earlier. yard work, plan for the morng hours a plan for wet lawns out there. we would hold o

her mother continues to move through the process.ow they have caught the attention, this story, of aig group called int families together. it's a small volunteer force that's connected sophie's family with a numtr of local supp groups. they now have some kind of financial support. there's a gofundme account that's started. they're helping to drive them around to lawyers' appointments and fingerprinting appointments. they're in the vetting process. sophie is now in about four and a half weeks. there is no certainty ahead. the parents, herother still has to be vetted for approval. sophie has to be approved for release.th ere is still some uncertainty ahead for this little girl. >> woodruff: and we should y the vid we were just showing was you following the grandmother and sophie as they were attempting t come across the border some weeks ago. >> that's right. >> woodruff: amna nawazon stayinhe story. thank you so much. gh thanks, judy. >> woodruff: now to our newshour shares, something interesting that caught our eye. brain mccarty's photographs focus on conflict zones as seen through th

there's also the issue of some of the aig finding that had been previously allocated to the west bank and gaza, which as i understand is being held up at the white house. i would appreciate it if you could maybe have you or a member of your team get back to us very quickly as to what the plan is. >> i would be happy to. you can clearly tell by the expression on my face i need to find what the status is of that. >> it's a very competent situation but it is making a very desperate situation even worse. the last thing i would ask you to do, mr. secretary, regarding russian interference in elections, you've been very clear not only but the passpr interference butu what you project to be interference in the midterm elections. in the meeting they just had or in the press conference they just had after national security adviser bolton meeting, the russian advisor at the kremlin essentially said they never interfered and they never will. what i'd like to do is i've introduced a piece of legislation, bipartisan bill with senator rubio, and the idea is not just to try to do with it after the fa

also served as chairman of aig.ys the u.k. -- is trying to reinstate full charges against the bank. 's those charges have to do with the 2008 capital raising. a judge in london dismissed the case back in may. if barclays had been convicted then, it could have heard the bank's ability to do business globally. alix: the chinese markets rediscovering an appetite for risk. it is called reflation. policymakers introduced initiatives to stimulate the economy like tax loans, more loans to banks. they are trying to soften the regulation of wealth management products. if you come inside the bloomberg, you can see that dramatic increase in dollar-yuan. you are seeing the fixing moving lower. at the same time, ever since september and in march, gdp starts to roll over. joining me now is jeff currie, goldman sachs global head of commodities research. oil demand will remain robust. goldman express -- expects brent prices to reach $80 a barrel. together,ou put it the weakness in the yuan or the strength or the dot -- in the dolla

. >> allright, aig.ou. >> why don't we switch gears and talk to al >>> good morning. 71 degrees right no we'll see a little humidity today. many are in the upper 60s. ednesday, sunshine, low 80s by noon. by 4:00 p.m., 88 degrees. humidity staying up. really nice. tomorrow 87. lo midity. 88 by friday. still dry into the weekend we're going to throw inn some r chances saturday. part of the area seeing some rain and a late day chancen sunday. >> that is your latest weather. >> thank you so much. we have a lote mor to come to, including body miller speaking about hgedy for the first time. >> ever have a doctor dismiss your symptoms orou tell it's in your head. maria shriver on the shocking bias against women when it comes to health care. >> a look insidle meghan mark first 60 days inside the ral family. >> first technology and privacy. is your location being tracked rightnow? is somebody reading your private greatness of an suv? is it to carry cargo... or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its

five years old talking to her mother on the phone about aig homework aent and she was not happy about uh-huh. teacher said i gota do it. i'm going to be crazy. you've got to help me over here. >> oh, my god. >> that is perfect. >> over here. >> cordless phon uch amazing about that video. there she is, le, at five years old. "pop start" today. >> super cute. you're sup cute. let's get the weather. >> not that super cute. yes, you are. >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. pleasantly warm in the upper 70s toround 80 degrees. another hot day to be outside. 90 degrees. not quite as hot as that 90 degree temperature i don'tin the humidity levels aren't too bad yet. slightly cooler for tomorrow and friday, then back into the 90s with noticea more humidity as we head into saturday and sunday with a late day chance on sunday. >> and that is your latest weather. guys. >> al, thanks so much. now to "today's" talker, a growing trend when it toss to. adopti chrkristen dahlgren here with t story. >> prospective parents navigating through take urmplicated y. social media is r

aig debut for america's princess as her fairy tale continues to unfold. >> hey, guys.t they will be rushing off to he airport in a few hours for that trip to dublin. the two-day visit not all work including a visit to there guinness s house and back to london for a very busy royal week. of c the queen will be meeting with president donald trump friday at windsor, guys. >> leaning in to make out the shot there on the balcon lucy, thank you. >> going to guinness. attention. your >> and carson who has moved to the owner room. hi. >> hi, good morning. airlines have admitted to shrinking seats and reducingn legroom intempt to fit more passengers on planes. now they are taking aim at airplane rest rooms.gh that's if you can believe that or not. u.s. airlines reducing the size of rest rooms by 3 inches to add more seess. changes could add up for the airlines. there you go. adding a single seat could bring in an extra $400,000 per seat per year. as imagined, passengers are less than thrilled with the idea. walter posting, the bathrooms are sll enough. i can't stand up straight

everyone at the va was watching last week when the senate voted 96 to zero to reaffirm the independence of aig. federal agencies can be trusted to police themselves. taxpayers need to know the not above the law. so robert i need to know you are the guy who understands the va has larger challenges ahead and i think you do. it simply cannot get afford to be weighed down. veterans are counting on them and it needs to be done with more transparency than you, ability act. they provide ample time to roll out the acting electronic it done right. if it doesn't happen the buck stops with you. congress and veterans will hold you accountable and i think you understand that. i'm already concerned the department is as ready as it should for this monumental undertaking. for example, the va is supposed to be contracting care networks to help facilitate veterans access to community care. those dates have been pushed back multiple times. i'm concerned about that and i hope you are too. will also be coming on you to ensure care inside the va is assessable and of the highest quality. congress provides the va wit

jaded by i think -- a bit fatigued by it if you recall the trump blueprint that came out a month or two aig up a couple% on that. and i think that what people are worried about is will these stocks basically do nothing up until the midterm election sns will they go down? or could they rally 15% -- which is our call, because a lot of this has been priced in and our call is that we might actually see grid lock. and lid grid lock at least in our world is a positive since nothing in terms of drug price legislation would get done that's our call. i think it's on the people's radars we could actually see stocks rise in mid- >> biotech stock is grid electric on capitol hill which individual stocks do you forecast have the most upside? >> yeah. our three stock picks are one gilead they will puppet up a good earnings print in july. and the stocks will move up through that and for phase three data after that from nash vertex is a dop o top idea bill big gems on the siftic fibrosis and 13 played is celgene if they put up a good quarter and that could move up 10, 15% by the end of the year. >> anything

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there is already hotline at aig, osc, there are multiple ways for disclosures to be made. ours got created last june. it will take a while for everybody to understand. we know it is confusing. >> had we make it less confusing? when i you tell us? >> create one. you have to take it away from the office of special counsel and of the so general. i think this should have as many outlets for making disclosure as need. we will work on where that disclosure is. it requires more cooperation. >> the problem is it is how you get information to people and how easy you make it for people to actually dial a number. i think they're obviously needs to be more oversight. thank you, i yield back. thank you chairman. thank you for being here mr. o'rourke. you have a great colonel sitting behind you, i'm the end user of the v.a. to the tee. i get every bit of my health care through the v.a.. i hold weekly office hours in the v.a. for any veteran who once you talk about any issue v.a. related or otherwise. i walk the halls there frequently. i see them. i see my fellow veterans constantly. i s

folks are employed the numbers are good people are better off now than two years aig because donald trumpesident. >> mr. mulvaney thank you appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> let's get instant reaction to omb director mulvaney. joining us now a cnbc contributor. ron and sanna. gentlemen welcome, peter your take. >> i think the economy grew mostly because of the tax cuts, not despite the tax cuts the regulatory relief was certainly a big positive but how to kwunt fie that is difficult. and big energy investment is because oil prices are higher not because of any changes in policy there so the question is sustain ability. the graphics he thinks there is 4% sustain ability i think that's unlikely. ist the rest of the year may be 3. >> but that's better than two. >> it's better than it in the calculations are no taking into account what's the impact on tightening monetary policy which you brought up? we had wages up 2.7% average weekly earnings in june. cpr up 2.9%? can you sustain 4% consumption growth when the wages go union on a real basis. >> ron. >> i take the

closely with our european partners, including italy, to ensure fair and reciprocal trade a few days aigjuncker of the european commission. we had a great meeting process following that meeting we announced a breakthrough agreement to remove trade barriers and increase united states exports of agriculture, energy and other goods and services to the european union now is also the perfect time to expand commerce between the united states and italy. america's booming economy, setting records in so many categories, creates enormous opportunities for investment likewise, i recommend investment in italy it's a great place with great people i look forward to working closely with the prime minister to open up new commercial opportunities that will reduce our trade deficit substantially and increase our mutual prosperity mr. prime minister, we discussed our shared goal of combatting unfair foreign trade practices from non-market economies. they are brutal. but we are winning these abuses include subsidies, excess capacity, intellectual property theft, forced technology transfer, currency devaluat

position on those three issues since the negotiations began a year aig and so we are waiting to see what they come up. the other side indicate some flexibility that you might be able to get some movement on auto parts, for example. but so far we haven't seen anything significant. >> there is speculation the u.s. does a deal with mexico and forces canada to take it where oolts of the belief is canada has been one of the most difficult partners in the negotiations, not just the united states. >> well, true, canada does have a very protective regime on dairy. and this recent threats toward trying to revive a bilateral negotiations may be intended to bring canada to the table with dairy concessions. >> what do you think is happening on autos particularly european autos? >> well, that's a separate issue. >> yes. >> we do know that bmw has a huge operation here in the states and anything that would affect that would diminish exports from that productive operation there. european autos have access now to the mexican market because they have a free trade agreement with mexico. and if we put tari

time, whatever you want to call it, that is governed by the collective bargaining agreement between aig and the va, correct? >> yes. >> okay, and that collective bargaining agreement is struck between members correct. >> yes. >> and that's something members were free to contract on their own with the va, correct? >> yes. >> and decide how they want that time to be used as part of the contract. >> this is contract we've had rolled over for so many years now? seven? >> seven years. >> no one held a gun to your head, right? it's a freely bargained contract. >> no. although to be clear we did negotiate away management rights that ewe were not supposed to do. >> sure, but the contract stands and open to the public. okay. now, you were in the military right? and in the military officers are frequently held accountable for the actions of their subordinants, right? >> yes. >> part of the military culture is people at the top are supposed to look out for people below them and even if it's not the officer's director fault they have responsibility of people beneath them. >> yes. >> and that promot