not go lower anytime soon you won't find these often, but when you find them, remember not to buy aurl at once. if you want to buy 100 shares of stock, you think it's got so much mojo, buy 25 shares worst that happens, it gets higher, you grab a quick profit. find another stock believe me, there is always another stock to find. i've got an exception that it's okay to buy a stock right around its high if you see insiders buying the stock when stock's up a lot already, i'm going to give you a total buy, buy, buy green light. but in my experience, it's rare still at this method of picking stocks doesn't work out, see, i love it when insiders buy after a decent run that's a great sign of confidence that they think the run is just beginning or there's a big runway ahead and they're sure that it's long lasting. remember, you can't flip a stock immediately if you're an insider buyer. you have to wait six months. it's the law people are seeing things that they like that aren't going to disappear in six months' time. normally insider buying ranges from being meaningless to a small but on its ow

i assume it's not a coincident that those three states were zies i have in the election aurl collegery. >> it's no question in a speech long and prewritten and donald trump read and this is not always the case read from the teleprompter wolf. that was 100% on purpose. he also huss the line in there i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh not paris many people on twitter notice noting that he lost the city of pittsburgh though he did win the state of pennsylvania. sort of a a little bit of retiricle parcelless there. what i would say is this is donald trump heavily influenced by steve bannon trying everything he can do to make good on the promises he believes he made to the base in his party. that he believes steve bannon has a white board wall in his office in the white house in which all the promising donald trump made on the campaign trail are written. and there are lots of them wolf. steve bannon believes deep down that the way in which donald trump makes good on the promise he made as a condition and helps himself get re-elected in 2020 is to do what he said he woul

so she has been privy to almost aurl of the discussions surrounding the russia interference and in particular james comey's role in that as fbi director and after he was fired. and she sent this letter to the just are tis department looking for more information and it reads, quote, to her fellow members, i see firsthand the distinction between the legal and counterintelligence aspects presented by director comey's testimony this week. it is my strong recommendation that the judiciary committee investigate all issues that raise a question of obstruction of justice. these issues should be developed by our legal staff, presented to us and be subject to full committee hearings. and what is interesting about this comment and the fact that she raises the possibility of obstruction of justice is remember that feinstein was there of course in the public hearing, but she was also there for the closed session hearing which happened after the very public hearing of james comey. whatever she heard in that hearing is what has compelled her to take this to her fellow hearing members and this could mean ano

the thing is on the weekends in d.c., it's nice everybody has left >> everybody leaves town >> right aurly all the people you want to leave. >>> when we come back, american airlines ceo doug parker is not happy about qatar airways planning to take a 10% stake in his country. reaction at 7:30 a.m. eastern time >>> well, time flies today marks the one-year anniversary of the brexit vote that sparked a reorganization of european -- >> been a year >> been a year >> shook up british leadership wilfred frost still depressed. he took a closer look at how it happened and what's next for the uk >> reporter: a year ago today the most historic vote and surprising result in europe for decades. >> uk voters backed an exit from the european union >> the british pound collapsed falling more than 10% as the results emerged. instantly trillions of dollars wiped off global stock markets the result led to prime minister david cameron's departure. he was replaced by theresa may who felt that -- >> brexit means brexit >> brexit means brexit >> brexit means brexit >> reporter: but with just a small majority it