maria barron/ aunt:"he was full of laughter. the biggest smile ever.n tell what he was going through."maria barron sobbed as she prepared to say her final goodbyes to her 10-year old nephew, anthony avalos. family members wore special t- shirts that said, 'forever in our hearts, anthony.'the little boy was loved by many and taken to soon. victor avalos/ father:"no words to say about the pain that i am feeling right now. we hope no one goes through what i'm going through."maria barron/ aunt:"teaching him how to read, how to write his name. i will forever hold him in my heart dearly and he will forever be my hero."a hero is exactly what he will be remembered as.mourners showed up in superhero gear as a tribute to the boy who spoke up for others that were being bullied. david barron/ uncle: "we've had some of his classmates reach out us and tell us that they were bullied and he stood up for them at school and his siblings abused at home."family members wish anthony had gotten the same support.the boy died last month after being tortured and brutally beate

you may remember sasha barron cohen from the ali g. show or borat. he's known for impersonating an israeli security agent in his new show. he's pranking politicians left and right. cohen now got republican state representative jason spencer to appear on the show in which he repeatedly shouted the n word. made extremely racist impersonations of chinese tourists, and finally in a surreal scene, pulled his pants down while chanting u.s.a., u.s.a. in order to scare off terrorists. you can can see the whole thing online but it's very hard to watch. of course spencer resigned after the show aired. >> sasha and his comedy. to israel where a cartoonist was fired over a c caricature of th prime minister. >> yes. it was this drawing that we see now that sparked the outrage. a picture of netanyahu taking a selfie but remastered to ref george orwell's "animal farm." all animals are equal but some more than others. it's not the orwell reference to power and privilege that sparked the outrage, rather the fact that pigs are considered impure in judaism. the jerusal

. >>> now to the broader markets and your stock investments we got a warning from barron's it was titled the bull market could end in 2020 that piece says by the year 2020, stocks will have felt the effects of higher rates and tax cuts lets bring in mark ab loney, the president of -- the cover, i love barron's. it said could end. it doesn't say will end in 2020. do you agree with the premise that this bull market maybe has a year life left in it >> i think from the standpoint of the tax cut impact rolling off, that's not going to be an annual event so if we're looking at earnings growth year over year. this year is very strong we're 20, 25% up over the prior year if you look out the following or 2019, late 2019 and 2020, you're going to need another catalyst now, global growth is strong but with all this political instability, tariff talks and tweets, it becomes less certain. i think that's what the article is focusing on >> i mean, do you agree with the general premise, though? that this bull mark et by any measure is historic in its length, in its time. largely its breadth. >> yeah. th

liz: jon swartz, read his stuff in "barron's." watching the clock here, set to be released at the top of the hour. david and melissa will have top-notch analysis after the bell. >>> did china blink? with the closing bell ringing in 37 minutes. president trump's trade war must be punishing the chinese economy because the u.s. is starting to perhaps rekindle talks, but is a truce really on the way? ed lawrence live from capitol hill with detente details and the brewing controversy over a possible government shutdown when "countdown" come right back. please stay with us. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. i can do more to lower my a1c. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-

but skepticism and doubt bring a barron harvest. and today on this table before us, we see the fruits of hope, evidence of what kandcandor can accomplish. today we have been rewarded. for the first time in history, an entire class of u.s. soviet nuclear missiles was eliminated. this treaty provides for the most string gent verification in history. and for the first time inspection teams are actually in residences in our respective countries. and while this treaty makes possible a new dimension of cooperation between us, much remains on our agenda. we must not stop here, mr. secretary, there is much more to be done. as will be seen in our joint statement later today, more problem has been made to a strategic arms treaty during our meetings. we must try to move forward in the months ahead to complete this start treaty as soon as possible. so let us continue to expand the frontiers of trust, even as we verify, mr. general secretary, even as we verify. mr. general secretary, we have agreed many times that there remain differences import

now, those barron's writing the hedge fund manager could be making a come back leslie picker is followingonday returns are better long way to go >> 10.4% so that certainly is a come back of sorts the question is when you can call it a come back, what time frame it makes a come back as you know he invests in very concentrated positions there's a few positions in his portfolio that have done particularly well year-to-date namely chipotle, adp and ones that aren't doing so well aren't as sizable positions like fannie mae and freddie mac. >> you spend a lot of time looking at this space. there was a jim stewart on friday had a column in the "new york times" talking about the struggle that remains for hedge funds. >> yep in think he was right. the way i look at it is, put bill aside, is that there's so many funds to invest and putting up 10% is not unusual if you know where to look that i just don't want to bet on somebody that's, i wouldn't say blown up, but look he's had a number of bad years. if you add back that target special vehicle that was 2 billion that went up in smoke into his overa

but it's a good question for sasha barron cohen.sm -- >> the thing you might see on john oliver and it would fall into this category of satire/political commentary. because of the disguise element of this it becomes a little bit trickier. nobody interviews with john oliver not knowing they're being interviewed by john oliver. >> even though you may not know the person who is interviewing you and you may have gotten duped into it, these people, those are their words. he is exposing their views. >> it is interesting. >> sopan, thank you for joining us. "the new york times" culture reporter. this is an interesting and -- >> thought-provoking. >>> all right, at the white house today, president trump will host an event showcasing product from all 50 states. >> it's made in america week. >> not infrastructure week. >> not for the trump family either. >> we've had made in america week before. we're bringing it back. we'll have more after this. you're watching "velshi "velshi & ruhle." i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in

he got caught up on sascha cohen barron about who is america? >> i'm scared of being seen as elmo. touch them, it means they have become a -- >> homosexual. >> show me your weapon. go. >> i'll touch you! i'll make you a homosexual! drop your gun right now! usa! >> believe it or not, dropping his pants was not the most appalling moment. he also screams the n word repeatedly because he was told shock words are worst for terrorists. >> we will cut off your [ bleep ], do you understand? we will take your [ bleep ] and shove it in your mouth. cut it off and put it in your mouth. >> for his part, spencer says he was tricked and that sasha cohen barron appealed to terrorists. you ran around and said all that ugly crap? you lose. and yet this is the clip in the show that really bothers me. >> it's something that we should think about, america, about putting guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens, good guys, whether they be teachers or whether they actually be talented children or how to train preschoolers. >> maybe having many young people trained and understanding how to defend themsel

let us rewelcome chris barron, richard fowler and mat welch. best pick of the nominees that we saw on the president's list? >> i don't think you could go wrong -- kennedy: you can always go wrong. look at souderer. >> well, yeah, there'll never be another one hike that again, no one's going to pick some random guy from new hampshire. every president is going that make sure they've got a track record. i think the final four, any four of them was a home run. i think, by the way, the reaction from the left wouldn't have mattered which of the four he would have picked, they were going to say -- kennedy: i think people would have literally lit their hair on fire if he nominated amy barrett. >> and, by the way, i would have loved to have seen that fight. this is a safe, solid pick. he's going to be more conservative than justice kennedy was. he should be and will be confirmed. i'd have loved to have seen the amy barrett fight for no other reason than a whole bunch of liberals beating up a woman for being religious. kennedy: richard, if you're joe man

saying, kathy griffin should be ashamed of hea herself, my children, especially my 11-year-old son barron, are having a hard time with this, sick. chelsea clinton tweeting, this is vile and wrong, it is never funny to joke about killing a president. you didn't think that was going to cause any consternation when you did it? >> no, of course not. >> really? >> i was holding a halloween mask with ketchup on it. >> how is it not an indication of violence? >> it's a photo. have you seen the cover of "der spiegel"? have you seen any of the famous iconic covers of magazines? you can take any one of them and accuse them of inciting violence. also, i'm kathy griffin, the comedian. i'm not an elected. it's me. >> does that mean there are no lines for you? >> there's no lines for me. >> reporter: others saw it differently. believing that griffin had crossed a line. she lost sponsorship deals, her spire tour was canceled, and cnn terminated her contract to host new year's eve. her cohost and friend, anderson cooper, tweeting, for the record, i'm appalled by the photo shoot kathy griffin took part in

my son barron we have no question let's get more on this from d.w. correspondents terry schulze in helsinki on time to fund nominee in the washington russia moscow welcome all with you in helsinki teri schultz you've covered plenty of these summits did anything substantive come out of today. that's right i've been covering summits in the finnish capital since the cold war since president bush met mikhail gorbachev here as have plenty of other people here today and all of us agree we've never seen anything like this press conference before in one nine hundred ninety even when president bush wanted to kill gorbachev help on the iraq war you could never could have imagined a press conference where he walked in and said their interests converge as president trump did today with president putin i think we we will be discussing later in this show the most substantive thing that came out of that and that's the shock in washington at the things president trump said the way that he rejected his own intelligence and in fact embraced president putin's denial of

earlier i spoke to general sir richard barrons who is one of the signatories to an advert in the timesamount european countries spend on their own defence needs to be answered. i started by asking him if there is merit in president trump's argument. president trump is only saying it in his colourful way it got from how all persuasions have been saying. which is we all buy into collective security which is the us is paying more than its fair share and it wa nts to more than its fair share and it wants to put it right. in terms of how we figure, we have heard from the government, that britain is spending ever more on defence, that we are meeting the nato commitment that was agreed at the wales summit when we were the nato host under david cameron. in a sense, you might be left the impression that there is nothing to worry about. there is good news and bad news. the good news is we are spending around 2% of gdp. the bad news is, we are at the bottom of a slide that has lasted 25 yea rs bottom of a slide that has lasted 25 years since the end of the cold war where we have been in the luxur

that will go to my son barron. melania, here you go. >> final question for the united states will go to the a.p. >> thank you. question for each present. president trump, you first. just now putin denied having any involvement in the election of 26 he. my first question to 2016. my first question is who do you believe? would you now with the whole world watching tell president clinton that you announce what happened in 2016 and would you warn him to never do it again? president trump: let me just say we have two thoughts. you have groups that are wondering why the fbi never took this server, why they haven't taken the server? why was the fbi told to leave the office of the democratic national committee? i have been wondering that. i've been asking that for months and months and tweeting it out and calling out on social media. where is the server? i want to know where is the server, and what is the server saying? with that being said, all i can do is ask the question. my people came to be, dan coats came to me and o

reston after barron avenue. g.w.ay after the memorial bridge.ne aska avenue, near ward irk isle, a single lane. blue, orange, silver line, because of a signal problem. travel times, 66 northbound. 95 northbound, not terrible right now. top of the beltway is looking normal. listen to wtop when you hop in your car. >> thank you. >>> 6:54 now. after 50 years, the midsummer classic is back in d.c. >> the all-star game is tomorrow. you don't have to w util then to enjo i the festivities. this is where the mlb has set up its play ball park. it's a free attraction across from nats park.o we molette green. >> i know. we've moved over to the batting cage. and watching the little leaguers do the thin it's been so much fun thisg morncause this is a one-acre setup with interactive games and activities. i want to bring in the coaches here. russell washington, too. what do you think of this setup for the guys and gals? >> it doesn't geth etter for yoseball, does it? this is just great. >> this is what it's all about. getting young

. >> rugby 7s at atat atat atat a barron with the run. and the u.s. within 7, then it's the u.s.'s best player, perry with a knee injury, but he ties itds up there. check out this play, england's tom mitchell with a kick to wide open phil jordan. 24-19, the final. england will face south africa. >>> that's a look at your morning sports. have a great sunday. >>> all right, good morning. we have got the gray skies, low clouds once again, with the marine layer spilling in across the bay into parts of the east bay. now these low clouds are causing flight arrival delays at sfo right now 15-minute delay. here's a live shot from emeryville as we look across the bay, pretty calm right now, lots of low, gray skies out there, temperatures in the 50s and 60s, and san francisco, it's currently 59, oakland 61. san jose, 64 degrees, a little bit cooler, though, gilroy, 56 degrees. and this time we are looking from the east bay hills, we're looking out towards the east, mt. diablo there, we have got these low whipped cream clouds can floating by, but that will clear

president trump said the ball can go to barron and tossed it to the first lady. graham said i would check the soccer ball for listening devices and never allow it in the white house. probably a joke, but interesting point indeed about lindsey graham. president trump was complime complimentary of the world cup. >> he likes a good show. >>> american politicians and world leaders are not the only ones stunned by the president's comments in helsinki. listen to the late night comments. >> where are the servers? i want to know where is the server and what is the server saying? where is the server? >> we know where the server is. he is standing right next to the master. >> putin did say the meeting went very well. in fact it went well that putin said he might make trump president for another four years. >> if you wonder if there is incriminating video of president trump? we now know beyond a treasonous doubt. we know he does. >> president trump and vladimir putin had a one-on-one meeting today that lasted over two hours. ugh. poor trump. that is a long time to hang out

our next guest is here to discuss a new article from barron barron's associate editor jack howe goodning to you, jack. thanks for joining us. >> morning. >> let's start overall the big picture for why now is a good time to buy asset managers you'd have to say market's been strong the last couple of years already. >> as a group, credit suisse calls it the cheapest they've been since the 1990s think about these businesses you don't get much better economies of scale than this -- these businesses the added money adds profit. some of them are remarkably cheap right now. >> you mentioned assets under management growth. i mean, how crucial is scale is this a recommendation only to buy the giants we've seen some of the medium sized ones merging together. if you're not one of the big guys you're not worth earning? >> you either need to be one of the big guys or have some money flowing in the door. flows haven't been great for some they're all over the map blackrock is cashing in on the money flowing into etfs right now. the index investing craze. t. rowe is one of the best lately invesco is

. >>> today ice cube's being 3, a three on three probasketball ha and former champs like barron davis, rlpeace and amare stoudemire. there is gary peyton. he is coaching the three headed monsters. his team made it to the championship game last year. this year they are2-0. we will have more coming up with ice cube who will be in the studio on the nine. the big three is live at oracle on friday. the games start at five. would have information for tickets on the website. look for it under the web links section. you can watch the evening news from five to eight on ktvu plus. >>> we have it all for you. 6:27 the time. the united states china trade war is heating up this morning as tariffs against china went into effect. more on the impact yohere in th >> san francisco police stepping up traffic enforcement. with owe will tell you where and why coming up. ( ♪ ) pixar pier has arrived! prepare to be awed. prepare to be moved. prepare to make a mad dash... ( ♪ ) ...because with the incredicoaster, pixar pal-a-round, and a bunch of your favorite pixar characters, it's going to be pretty incred

that will go to my son barron. we have no question. in fact, melania, here you go. [laughter] ok. >> final question from the united states will go to jonathan lemire from the ap. reporter: thank you. a question for each president. president trump, you first. just now, president putin denied having anything to do with the election interference in 2016. every u.s. intelligence agency has concluded that russia did. what -- who -- my first question for you, sir, is who do you believe? my second question is would you now, with the whole world watching, tell president putin, would you denounce what happened in 2016 and would you warn him to never do it again? president trump: so let me just say that we have two thoughts. you have groups that are wondering why the fbi never took the server -- haven't they taken the server. why was the fbi told to leave the office of the democratic national committee? i've been wondering that, i've been asking that for months and months and i've been tweeting it out and calling it out on social media. where is the server? i want to know whe

you got me sacha barron cohen. feel better now?allen victim to the evil exploitive sick humor of the british comedian sasha barron cohen. there is the name. the disrespect of us -- that she cass duped. now she is calling on cbs and show time to donate all of the proceeds to an actual bone night charity that takes care of the vets. ainsley: she said his comedy, his humor is evil, that he exploited her and that he is sick. she said she sat down through this interview. she goes up to the set. it's him in disguise. and she sits down for this interview and she said it was disrespectful. there was a lot of sarcasm. finally she had enough. literally physically removed my mike and walked out. the descrm for our u.s. military and americans via cohen's foreign commentaries under the guise of interviewer's questions are perverse. steve: then she says the staff of the show took her to the wrong airport so she would miss her flight home to alaska. brian: are you kidding? ainsley: her daughter, too. brian: did he this act before he did borat. wh

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munster and courtney reagan will be parsing through the headlines and we have top technician chris barron with instant reaction on the charts amazon, the last of the bank stocks to report, and the touching an all-time high any gunning to be the first company to be worth a trillion dollars in market cap. the stock holding up much better than its fears in netflix and both getting crushed and not exactly killing it after hours do you keep buying amazon here and is fang losing its dominance? guy? >> the answer to the first question is yeah, i think you do if you look at amazon's quarter and we were talking before the show 5.6% and distributors are looking for 3.2% and it's 20% of the revenue and last quarter was 18% and that's trending in the right direction. obviously people will come on every day of the week and talk about valuation and they continue to put up quarters that are pretty stellar in my opinion and this comes in the wake of obviously what we talked about for an hour last night facebook you see how one company can miss badly and another company can keep hitting it out of the park

and barron trump and melania and ivanka. keeps going down this road, they are never going to win another election again. here is where they are running on. there running on open borders. they want to keep obamacare. >> juan: what are you talking about? the only people who want open borders are you so you can say -- >> sean: do they want the wall? i don't think they want the wall. they want to keep obamacare. how's that, keeping your doctor. >> jesse: keith ellison was wearing a t-shirt that says "i don't believe in borders." >> juan: i should tell you some of the stuff that trump supporters where. >> jesse: they say build a wall. make america great. >> kimberly: i am not sure hannity wants no borders. >> sean: the agenda is impeach trump but tell maxine to shush about it. they want their crumbs back. they are saying they want to raise taxes and oppose whoever the president picks for the supreme court. i don't think that's an agenda that inspires anybody to go to the polls for them. >> juan: let me tell you something. you hav

davis along with other former nba stars like barron davis and marcus banks hit three camps in oaklanday it's important to let people know they care about them. >> it hits your heart when you see it. you know, just hire living in the tents. you know it's tough. being able to be blessed and give back, definitely a great thing -- to be able to give back. >> reporter: people can donate money and supplies by visiting the ricky davis legacy foundation's website. davis and his friends donated 300 bags of fresh produce and items. >> a spokesperson said the best way to get involve is the reach out to different groups that help the homeless. they are always looking for donations. in oakland. >>> and the big 3 is live at oracle tonight. if you can't make it out you can watch it live right here. starting at 5:00. >>> 49 wide receiver is sharing his good for tube with the people he loves. he posted on social media when he showed his mom and sister the house that he bought them. goodwin said that his sister is confined to a wheelchair and has been a long inspiration for him. he had a break out seas

here to debate that is joe, steve, jon, and rob of ubs private wealth management, one of barron's ands top 100 financial advisers also with us from lake joseph, canada, is kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful is the chairman of o'shares etfs, a

this is in 2006, shortly after melania gave birth to barron trump. she sold her story to "the national enquirer" and they never published it. and the whole idea behind that is that "the national enquirer" is a friend of trump. michael cohen secretly taped trump sediscussing payment to t playboy model. we have learned in this universe, sometimes up is down and east is west. what do you make of this? >> i think if we had reason to believe skeptical about donald trump's denials in the past, the white house's denials in the past about these various stories, that the white house may have tried to kill, these affairs that a number of women have said they had a with donald trump several years ago, i think we have reason to be 100 times more skeptical. no matter what donald trump says now going forward, no matter what the white house spokes people say going forward, now we have a recording that was made in which michael cohen and donald trump discussed explicitly to a woman who claims to have had an affair with donald trump. i think it's worth emphasizing, t

half of the year we're joined by amare prize financial services advisor gale reed she's one of the barron's top 100 financial advisors on the list there hey, gale. good to have you here. >> thej overall we still broadly liked technology but we stayed balanced in most of our portfolios with a good position for taxable accounts and municipal bonds. >> international just like josh brown was saying is that a valuation call, and you say 15%, where is it historically, or where has it been >> it's been a low as 8% to 10% for an average portfolio, so we've increased slightly, and it is because of valuations, yes. >> you're underweight international substantially then because of the market cap weight and msci index just as an kpafrm international stocks are, like, 48%. are you saying 15% of the equity, or you are saying 15 % of the total portfolio >> no, 15% of the total port photo yoel for example, if a portfolio is allocated a50-50 stock-bond, it's 15% of the total. >> so you close -- >> more aggressive position. for a more aggressive client it can be as high as 30% to 35% of the total portfolio.

let's bring in today's market panel, jack hough, "barron's" editor, carol roth, former investment banker and paul, i will start with you, what is your reaction to this report? >> trade report or jobs report? jon at jobs report. >> on the jobs report i think it's a very strong jobs report. great job creation. we have healthy up tick in unemployment. i think that is, i call it healthy, people are coming in off of the sidelines. so we have 600,000 people joined the labor force. we still don't have the wage growth we like to see but i think going forward we might see wages tick up. melissa: carol, that sets us up for the goldilocks type report, where you don't see that much wage growth, that doesn't mean there is very much inflation out there, the fed can sit back, relax. what do you think? >> i certainly agree with you, melissa. it was actually surprising given we don't have a lot of slack in the labor market to see a job report this good but i agree with you this gives the maybe wages are not as bad as we thought and maybe we can take the foot off the gas pedal here. melissa: jack, maybe t

who claims she had a nearly year long affair with the president right after melania gave birth to barron in 2006. >> i was attracted to him, yeah. he is a nice looking man and i liked his charisma. >> reporter: she said trump tried to hand her cash after their first night together. >> he tried to pay me and i didn't know how to take that. >> did he actually try to hand you money? >> he did. >> reporter: trump denies the affair. mcdug al eventually sold her story for $150,000. the tabloid never published it. giuliani told cnn that trump didn't know he was being recorded during that discussion. but on the tape, trump and cohen discussed buying the rights to the story from ami, the parent company of the inquirer. trump advised cohen to pay by check. the recording was one of several seized during a raid of cohen's hotel room, apartment and office back in april. there are other tapes that the fbi seized beyond the president that could be embarrassing for the people on the tape and for cohen according to a source familiar with those tapes. prosecutors in new york city are examining possible el

playboy centerfold who alleged an affair for ten months shortly after trump was married and had his son barron. cohen feels betrayed now. ever since the fbi raided his home and hotel room and office in april, he's been waiting for a call for trump, waiting for a sign of assurance or protection from the president and those around him and he's not received it. and because of that, he feels wounded, he feels scared, he feels isolated and alone. this is according to his associates. and he's decided in the last few weeks to really, you know, at this point break from the president, break with him. and lanny davis is helping him do it. there's a lot of suspicionuspici brian, in the trump orbit, about lanny davis. this was somebody close to the clintons, he had a book party here in washington about his new book about the campaign and hillary clinton was a guest and spoke in his honor. there's a lot of suspicion around the president. >> matt, you were last on this broadcast friday night when a reporter was proffering the theory for the first time that many of us were going after the story wrong, and th

mccdougal, this i an affair that she claims happens for a year after melania trump given birth to barron. >> this affair occurs around that time. that is personal and political problem of the president. this is no t a legal issue for him. there is nothing legally wrong here. this may look bad and problematic but at the same time the legal front on the campaign finance front where they're investigating michael cohen and how these payments are made, the president is fine. i want to bring in kristen welker here. i know that you just talked to rudy giuliani, what more did he tell you. >> reporter: a source that's close to him familiar of the entire matter and we are trying to get reaction from rudy giuliani himself. the source underscores the quote by rudy giuliani and confirms them in "the new york times," i will highlight the reporting in his team of the big scheme of thing of powerful evidence, that from rudy giuliani and that's what the talking point is going to be from the trump's team. what has hung over this issue with michael cohen, the entire time and what makes the white house and

this is for sacha barron's new show on cbs showtime, coming up in a week or so. what's your reaction to what she did here? >> well listen, i think that sarah palin as a former governor she can take care of herself and quite honestly someone on her team must have dropped the ball with this interview request so with that being said, you know we have a stole an about of 201e medals, honors and basically the stories of the heros in this country and use them to benefit yourself in a tangible way so at this point if this interview is used on showtime, i think there's a case that any dollar made off of advertisement violates that act. i'm not one pursuing everyone at will or to get upset and be offended every time something happens that you don't like but i think there's a pretty stiff line in this country when it comes to men and women who have given nearly their lives for this country to basically to be mimicked in this way, and quite honestly it's just tasteless and disgusting for me. liz: sargent, sacha cohen the question is it even relevant any more. he hasn't been

president, or madam first lady buy barron another ball.g this one. >> he was probably never getting this one anyway. we don't know if it's in a gift storage facility or if it's been destroyed but, yes, props to my colleague for figuring out that this was an adidas ag ball. there's a logo that looks like a wifi sign and during manufacturing they take the chip and slide it under that logo and that's where it sits. so the whole thing where putin tossed him the ball was such a -- it was such a bad moment for the president anyway. now it's just gotten worse. >> nothing in "1984" about a soccer ball with a chip, is there? >> you figure maybe it's a shot. or maybe it's absolutely nothing and we've totally entered the -- >> conspiracy zone. >> but there are a lot of conspiracies and the russians -- >> they have done other things we weren't expecting in the past with listening devices so it wouldn't be the 50 time. >> there's zero percent chance he's playing with that ball. >> mattingly sitting there with his hands closed saying nothing. >> i think

i'm interested that barron and her mother are not on this trip. >> her spokeswoman says she learns everythinge customs and traditions of the host country before she goes. the last few trips she's taken were completely on her own. she decided to go to the border by herself in the middle of this immigration crisis and the bad optics for her husband, for the president. this is her traveling alongside him now, back on the world stage. >> exactly, in a very traditional role of the first ladies that they play, kind of the silent political partner to their husbands. i think it is really interesting that she did take that trip and kind of forced the president and other first ladies came out, as you remember, after she went down to the border. it was a huge moment in that discussion so it showed that she does clearly have a mind of her own on this issue. she talks so much about being a mother. it was almost something that would be hard for her to overlook. but i think she is -- she's somebody who has formed relationships with these other first ladies. she cares a lot about fashion. you see her in the

mcdougal claimed she had a nearly year-long affair with the president after melania gave birth to barron in 2006. >> i was attracted to him, yeah. he's a nice-looking man. you know, i liked his charisma. >> reporter: mcdougal has said trump tried to hand her cash after their first night together. >> after we had been intimate, he tried to pay me. i didn't know how to take that. >> did he try to hand you money? >> he did. >> reporter: trump denies the affair. mcdougal said she didn't take the money that might -- that night, but she eventually sold her story to the "national enquirer" for $150,000. the tabloid never published it. giuliani told cnn that trump didn't know he was being recorded during the discussion. on the tape, trump and cohen discussed buying the rights to mcdougal's story from ami, the parent company of the "enquirer. kwtd cohen advised he pay by check so it could be documented. the recording was one of several seized during a raid of cohen's apartment, hotel room, and office. there are other tapes of michael cohen and powerful individuals that the fbi seized beyond the p

. >> for his part, spencer says he was tricked and that sasha cohen barron ex-ploilt -- exploited his fear of terrorists. you ate the sausage, and you ran around and said all that ugly crap? you lose. and yet this is the clip in the show that really bothers me. >> it's something that we should think about, america, about putting guns in the hands of law-abiding citizens, good guys, whether they be teachers or whether they actually be talented children or how to train preschoolers. >> maybe having many young people trained and understanding how to defend themselves in their school might actually make us safer here. >> a three-year-old cannot defend itself from an assault rifle by throwing a hello kitty pencil case at it. our founding fathers did not put an age limit on the second amount. >> preschoolers, you want my #-year-old. gifted going into the fourth grade. what is she ready for a mortar launcher? they mention it in the video. i know these men say they were tricked or coerced, but they believe these things. this is who we are. this isn't about access to weapons, this is about why

ball came out, presenting that to president trump who then extended it to the first lady, their son barron, is an avid soccer fan. it was surreal in so many ways. we all knew the kinds of questions american journalists wanted to have answered. we anticipated some of the answers, but the president had an opportunity here to make clear that not simply looking backward but looking to the election that's coming up in a few months, the election coming up in 2020, to send a very clear signal that any kind of interference is unacceptable. also the notion that vladimir putin knows everything about what his operatives are doing. and even if he was not personally involved in the detail, although the intelligence says otherwise, he's ultimately responsible as the president. and president trump simply did not take those opportunities to send a strong message suggesting the jury is still out, which is not the evidence of u.s. intelligence and law enforcement communities. and to opine that there was not a motivation for russia to do so is striking. i'm not sure i've heard him say that. there are other t

we have jack hough from "barron's" and carol roth. carol, it is true, china has been devaluing its currency, it has been doing so and ability to 2% a day. it has been tweaking a little more each day. it was .9% on wednesday. a little more on the day before that. currency devaluation it is another kind of trading war, right? >> it is. i love the fact that we completely deflected, forgotten the fact with our massive quantitative easing, that we sort of had an effect on bringing down interest rates and the like for many, many years. that had reverberations across the globe. now that we're on the tightening cycle, we're trying to deflect it. david: good point. >> kind of interesting that is the tact they're taking. this is issue when you go with something like a trade war is there are a lot of different tools these countries can use. >> right. >> conflating trade and intellectual property is not the best potential strategy. i'm still hopeful we'll get a good out come but certainly not the road i would have gone down. david: jack, for a lo

here to debate that is joe, steve, jon, and rob of ubs private wealth management, one of barron's and forbes top 100 financial advisers also with us from lake joseph, canada, is kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful is the chairman of o'shares etfs, a cnbc contributor. stocks are higher following the worst day in a couple weeks. all coming of course, ahead of the official start of earnings season banks this week, citi is up 2.5%, which you own. margen stanley is up, bank of america, jpm the banks have been moving higher into the number what does it mean? >> rates are moving higher i believe, i was talking to mike mayo about this before >> he'll join us in a moment >> they're purely proxies for rates at this point. >> that's it >> that's it >> not for loans or anything else >> no, not for the economy, purely rates here's why relative value trading is driving these. as rates go up, they look at it. i was talking to one person, very knowledgeable in the markets, they think 80% of trading now is driven by the boxes. so that's going to drive everything so look, do i think the earnings will be good

. >> that's when he pretended to be john barron, calling "the new york post," just so people know, withsip. sorry, continue your point. >> correct. just before i became the president and chief operating officer of the organization, my boss at the time, steve hyde, came to me and said, hey, you have a lot of conversations with donald. you're going to be on the phone a lot. just be aware that somebody is always going to be listening. it might be recorded and it might just be somebody else in the office listening in on the conversations. but i was very aware that your conversations were being heard by more than just donald trump when you spoke to him. >> i mean, it's pretty incredible. you actually have talked about jack. you told us when you were getting ready for this interview that you swept your office for bugs more than once in a single year because you were so concerned. >> i did. you know, there was a lot going on in the business and i became suspicious early on when i moved into the president's office. i did ask our security people to sweet the office. then it did become a regular

that will go to my son barron. we have no question.n fact, melania, here you go. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: give this to the boy. and then trump closed things out as only donald trump can, by switching gears back to the witch hunt. >> if anybody watched peter strzok testified over the last couple of days, and i was in brussels watching it, it was a disgrace to the fbi. it was a disgrace to our country. and you would say that was a total witch hunt. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> jimmy: that's right. always close with your biggest hits. that's the way to go. [ laughter ] what a day. what a president. i don't know how he does it. he somehow manages to top himself every single day. trump's performance did not go over well with members of either party, by the way. he's been attacked by democrats and by many high-profile republicans. paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, rick scott all gave statements saying russia is not our friend. john mccain called the press conference one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president i

that will go to my son barron. in fact, melania, here you go. >> okay. >> the final question from the united states will go to jonathan lamire from the ap. >> thank you. a question for each president. president trump, you. fir just now president putin denied having anything to do with with the election interference and every u.s. intelligee agency said russia did. my first question is who do you believe? my second question is would you now wit the whole world watching tell president putin, would you denounce what happened in 2006 and would you warn him to never do it again? >> so, let me just say that we have two thoughts. you have groups that are wondering why the f never took the server, why haven't they taken the why was the fbi told to leave the office of the democratic national committee? i've been wondering that. i've been asking that for months and months, and i've been tweeting it out and calling it out on social media. where is the server? i want to wnowre is the server and what is the server saying? with