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i show up here every day, alove my job, i'm glad to work for the president. each and every day i'll pray for clarity and discernment on what my future looks like. right now i think the country's looks pretty good and i'm glad to be part of that process and i'm going to continue to do my job. thanks so much, guys. have a great day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal," coming up tomorrow, minnesota's congressman tom emmer talks about campaign 2018. then new york democratic congressman paul tonko reviews house action this week on

i show up here every day, alove my job, i'm glad to work for the president. each and every day i'll pray for clarity and discernment on what my future looks like. right now i think the country's looks pretty good and i'm glad to be part of that process and i'm going to continue to do my job. thanks so much, guys. have a great day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal," coming up tomorrow, minnesota's congressman tom emmer talks about campaign 2018. then new york democratic congressman paul tonko reviews house action this week on the opioid crisis. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning rm join he discussion. >> today f.b.i. director christopher ray held a news conference on the justice department's inspector general's report related to the hillary clinton email investigation and 16 presidential campaign. his announcement is fol led

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>>'m not alov the law.rns are a very positive thing for the president. i think you see the way i'm ing them. and have an absolute right to pardon myself. but i'll never have to do it because i didn't do anhing wrong. >> jimmy: right. if i did do anything wrong, i will. he's looking at thoands of people to pardon right now, many of whom haven't even comtted their crimes yet. [ laughter ] that's how committed he is. he likes to give passeds to famous people. he's already floated the idea of a paon for martha stewart. today suggeed that another high-pfile pardon might be in the works. >> there will be more pardons. beautiful.alice yesterday was i thought jk johnn, which was recommended by sylvester stallone a some great boxers, i thought jack johnson was a great one. i'm thinking about somebody that you all know very well. and he went through a lot. and heasn't very popular then. >> o.j.? >> and he wasn't very popular -- no, i'm nothinking about o.j. >> jimmy: anyone if he was? oh, hi, guys. how you doing? all

on his shoulder, all of them with their kids, what alovely, lovely thing to see. really was.. >> they're real people. >> yeah. >> thank you both. >>> well, as promised, to t.j.e osetro is now selling a commemorative smart trip card in honor of the caps stanley cup win. sellin them for ten bucks on the metro site. earlier today a young deer found its way down into the platform at the crystal city station. metro posted this video saying the deer somehow got into the tunnel, jumped aroundetween the tracks and the platform and then exited maybe it's way out, didn't bother this guy at all d metro joked that like everyone else that deal was just trying to get on the capitals train. >> but didn't have the right fare, apparently lost. >>> tough questions on capitol hill today as the white house rolls fut a bluepri lower prescription drug prices. >>> a man istruck and killed on i-95 and the driver runs away. i'm tracy wilson, come up on news 4, maryland state police need your help. >>> here is your rain outlook through the weekend. for come scattered swers and thunderstorms some could

i never want anybody to be alove the law. and yes, i do have an absolute right to pardon myself but i'll never to do it because i didn't do anything wrong. and everybody knows it. >> reporter: now the president plans to leave the summit earlier than expected, tomorrow he will miss out on meetings here in quebec on climate change and on the state of the world's oceans but mr. trump has oceans to cross of his own to sit down for what may be the most important negotiation of his life and that is the nuclear talks with kim jong-un set to begin next week in singapore. you could hear the music here playing and in quebec city and the president looking to make some harmony with kim jong-un here in a few days in singapore. >> flying from canada to singapore. jim accost aurks thank you. >>> and now joining us, ben rhodes the national security adviser to obama and author of a book entitled "the world as it is, a memoir of the obama white house." thanks for joining us. congratulations on the new book. i'll ask you about it in a moment an

jim is almost painting a scenario in which the real key part the ones that aren't alove the ones that are really leading this charge higher my you don't have to be as selective anymore. >> i think you do. i mean, dxe, technology, done 10% in two days. why not buy that at ten times forward estimates? google, fang, all these names. >> confusing story must be bought >> a lot out there paypal that kind of got dislocated >> $83 it was at $73. the two things that happened is everybody thought every single tech company is going to be hurt by the problems with nxpi, there would never be another takeover bid, and then amazon was ng to desty a lot more stories than just retail including some tech stories. those have died out. died out >> let's bring in pete najarian in the conversation from minneapolis today. i wanted to bring you in here because what you're seeing in the options market plays right into this story. the bullish bets are increasing by the day >> yeah, it certainly does, scott. not only are peopl money the table in their june calls that they had bought a while back, but they're ro