years to solve the economy and his highest growth year is still less then the worse year under bil bill clintless then two years and brought us to the best economy. he's the guy trying to open the jar. he's handing it to president trump and he said i loosened it for you. it's unbelievable what he's saying. the idea he doesn't take the respect of past presidents. you never saw george bush stepping out to campaign. the idea to criticize an economy that created 4 million new jobs and they brought north korea to the table. no longer do they have the parade of missiles. it's not 15 years and you lose it. it's for a lifetime. we gave the military a wage. that didn't happen under obama. >> i remember businesses sitting on cash because of the regulatory environment the president and congress has loosened up restrictions and regulations have come down. they enabled businesses to put money to work again. we are looking at the most consequential elections we have seen in the lifetime. the president trump talked about impeachment over the weekend. listen to this. >> it's so ridiculous but we'll worry abi

worked my up as a field director, and had an opportunity to meet bill clint and obama, and fortunate enough to learn from a lot of great individuals and leaders in san francisco, including gavin newsom and fiona mah. we all remember what happened in the sunset district with the whole residency issue. i hope to lead the sunset in a very positive way and connect and work with both moderates and progressives because i worked on both campaigns and both sides of the ledger, and hopefully i'm a uniter in that capacity. i look forward to meeting everybody door to door, and please take a look at my website, swanforfour. >> thank you. mr. murphy? >> yeah. we really need to step back from our series of appointed incumbents in the sunset. we've been abandoned to city hall politics for so long, most residents are checked out. they don't want to vote. i as supervisor will operate under a new model for transparency and governance. you'll know what my opinions are -- decisions are before i vote. you'll hear me at community advisory boards, that i'll stage. right now, we don't have the budget for th

bill. many of our renowned americans, including bob dole, johnny carson, harry bell fonty, justice rehnquist, and even clint eastwood, just to name a few, were beneficiaries of the g.i. bill. economic studies concluded for every dollar the u.s. spend on the g.i. bill our economy saw nearly $7 in return in the form of additional output and tax revenues from income growth. despite its stellar performance, the relative strength of the g.i. bill deteriorated over time. by 2008 it was clear the tuition assistance and living stipends had not kept pace with the rising cost of college education. as a freshman congressman on the house armed services committee, i heard from iraq and afghan veterans because of the g.i. bill erosion, they were forced to choose between dropping out of school or shouldering the burden of student loans. to fix this inequity, the post-9/11 g.i. bill was passed by a democratic congress on a bipartisan basis and signed into law by a republican president, george w. bush, and i want to actually take a moment to publicly acknowledge the late senator john mccain was deeply involved in the final

rubio and van hollin want to pass a bill that would trigger automatic sanctions against offending countries. for more on this i'm joined by clintbi special atgent and the author o "messing with the enemy." clint, my read on this executive order is that it's designed specifically to preempt what had been a bipartisan piece of legislation that was starting to gain steam in congress. >> that's right. it was something that was designed to essentially make it look like the white house was taking action at a time when they've looked particularly weak. post-helsinki, they needed to demonstrate that they were taking election interference seriously so they've gone through these maneuvers. what it's doing is nothing more than codifying what we've already seen to date which is we've seen sanctions during the obama administration. we've seen sanctions now in the last two years and they mostly stem from things that we've seen in the mueller indictments. it's the same sort of characters and figures. these are all people at the execution end of election interference. it doesn't go to the decision makers. if you're a foreign adversary, it's no

bill clinton over the scandal. she explained on twitter that she agreed to the interview with the understanding that the clint be questionas off limits. >>> and talk about building chemistry off the court. during a labor day pool party, the uconn men's team showed splash and serious hang time on this video >> amazing >> of course it happens over labor day weekend. >> i phillip, can you do that? >> i'll need seven friends to do that you, me, a half dozen others, we'll try it >> thank you very much for that update. >>> still to come, oil is on deck tropical storm gordon gaining steam in the gulf. how that is impacting energy prices. >>> and just do it nike's latest ad campaign has all of twitter talking that and the rest of today's top trending stories when orwi"wldde exchange" comes back of good start packaging. r we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. which i used to offer health insurance to

clint hart got his start thanks to a leap of faith. pete: he is going to join us live next. brian: and bill after the words rocket man were dropped, stay tuned, brett kavanaugh's testimony for the senate hearing. what more we are learning about this morning and ted cruz and his wife heckled at a restaurant in washington dc. sandra and me and moments in america's newsroom, 9:00 to noon. >> fixer-upper fans watched as dumpster diving carpenter clint are up comes to life, the journey that led clint to the show was far from easy. pete: in his new book handcrafted clint shares how he quit his job and took a leap of faith to become a carpenter and clint joins us live right now. good morning. you make quite a journey. you were in the ministry, in sales and took a chance, going to follow your grandpa. >> that is what happens. my wife and i got married in 2001 and -- pete: don't forget. >> we have been married 17 years. we moved all around, including to europe and everywhere and we ended up in houston and i decided to go for a dream so i quit my job and we started a business together and started bui