bob do check, i love bob. bob ran my campaign in ohio, you know that right? [cheering] pres. trump: and he was recommended along with five or six people and they were all recommended and i said, i don't know. one person said something about him that i liked. they said he never quits. he never gives up. bob, i didn't have the governor support, i didn't have the senate support, i didn't have your head of the republican party risk -- the republican party support. other than i was doing well p bob says it does not matter because you have the people support. he said so. [cheering]

sleeping bob. so bob casey is for open borders. in order words, folks, i weren't to school in pennsylvania. i went to a great school in philadelphia. the best. i went to the best school. and you wouldn't believe it, but i was a very good student. these people would never tell you that. but, you know, i know the people of pennsylvania very well. and they are not for super liberal democrats. they are just not. unless maybe the world has changed. but bob casey wants open borders which means crime. it means crime. you see this. he wants people to pour in. if they pour in by the millions, that's i guess okay. i don't get it. lou, lou! [crowd chants "build that wall"] >> we are building it. we started the wall, $1.6 billion. we are fixing walls all over the border. the democrats, anything i want -- it's not even the republicans, i don't know if they care about me. they are very concerned. anything i want they want to oppose. i just figured out how to do the wall. i'll say i don't want to build the wall and they will insist on building it

bob ran my campaign in ohio, you know that right? he was recommended with five or six people and they sort of said, i don't know. one person said something about him that i liked. they said he never quits or gives up. and bob, i did have governor or senator support. i do not have the head of the republican party support. bob said it doesn't matter because you have the people

bob: i think long-term, it will be a very important market. what we find with braskem is they are well-positioned there, high-quality assets with a good management team. i think they run the company very well. as you know, with m&a, it tends to be opportunistic. so, we find that this is a great opportunity potentially. alix: if a deal does not go through, to take that company in this conversation off the table, would you still be looking for acquisitions in latin america, or would your focus shift to the u.s. or somewhere else? bob: we would step back and look at other global opportunities. alix: how easy is it to expand right now at this moment? bob: well, it takes five years for us to build a new plant from the time that we really get serious about it. we have to do engineering. the construction takes time. and construction has been challenging in the u.s. because we were not ready as an industry to build as much as what has been built here. alix: what makes it harder to build here now? bob: well, availability of skilled craft, like for weld

bob? bob: i would agree with that.e have to look at very closely is uncertainty, both in terms of what the chinese government will allow, and in terms of what google wants to do. people are treating this as a done deal, and it is by no means a done deal. but the fact that just beginning -- a beginning of a story about enraged so many, should be taken as a pretty serious thing by google. emily: it is anything but a done deal, bob, you are right. and it also sets the standard potentially for a country specific internet. whenever we ask alibaba or tencent or baidu executives about censorship that they all abide to, they say they are just following the law in their home country. google could certainly say the same thing. but if this happened, what are the standards it would set for other companies like facebook, for example, which is still blocked in china? could you see a domino effect, you know, going against freedom and access to information? bob: i would argue that facebook will never get into china, and the reason for

sleeping bob. so bob casey, e. is for open borders.words hey i went to school in pennsylvania. i went to grade school. i went to the best schools and you wouldn't believe it but i was a very good student. but you know i know the people of pennsylvania very well and they are not for superliberal democrats. they are just not. but bob casey wants open borders which means crime. you see this. he wants people to pour in and if they pour in by the millions that is i guess okay. i don't get it. lou, lou, yeah. [chanting] build that wall. build that wall. >> we are building it. so we started the wall. 1.6 million. we are fixing walls all over the order and we are going to start to get very nasty over the wall. you know the democrats, anything i want and it's not even the republicans. they care about me. they are very concerned. anything i want they want to impose. i'll say i don't want to build the wall and they will insist on building it. i just figured that out right now. so bob casey doesn't mind ms-13 coming in. these are the slices. they

don't fall asleep as we talk about sleeping bob. sleeping bob. that's it! "sleeping bob."hat's it! sleeping bob. bob casey is for open borders. look, folks -- i went to school and pennsylvania. a great school in philadelphia. the best, i went to the best school. you wouldn't believe it but i was a very good student. these people would never tell you that. but i know the people of pennsylvania very well. they are not for super liberal democrats, they are just not. bob casey wants open borders, which means crime. it means crime. he wants people to pour in, and if they pour in by the millions, that's, i guess, okay. i don't get it. lou, lou. [chanting "build the wall"] we are building it. we're building it. we started the wall, 1.6 billion. we are fixing balls all over the border. we are going to start to get very nasty over the wall. you know, the democrats, anything i want -- it's not even the republicans, i don't know if they care about the republicans, they care about me. they are very concerned. anything i want, they want to oppose it. i just figured out how to do the wa

bob, i do not have the governor support. i didn't have your head of the republican party support come other than that is doing well. bob says it doesn't matter because he of the people supporting you.

i can't follow a bob and bob closing count down i'm sara eisen here for kelly v evens. dow closing up 0.5%. ibm actually the big leader today. s&p 500 up 0.5% as well. and nasdaq the worse of the three but it was flat all day and managed to climb out with a more than 0.10% gain though overall in the week it was a good one stocks climbing for the fifth week in a row. we've got a live shot here of a launch of the last shot back from 2011, actually, the last space shuttle from u.s. soil it was more than seven years ago, but nasa has teamed up with boeing and spacex. it revealed the astronauts involved in that project today, and they're going to be joining us on "the closing bell" coming up to talk about it. but first let's talk about this market and just in terms of the movers leading the dow for the week was apple. became a trillion dollar company. boeing was the big laggard on the s&p 500 dish network was this week's big winner photonics was the big loser. market is not afraid of a trade war. does that make sense >> it seems that way the market is assuming there will not

bob: our refinery is basically already set up for that.made a small investment back in 2016 to meet this specification and to meet the specification for cleaner burning fuels and so on. so i think we are ready. we've also completed all of our maintenance or will complete all of our maintenance in 2018 and 2019, so in 2020, we don't have any major maintenance planned when imo goes into effect. alix: what do you think it will do to the industry as a whole? what do you think the implications will be in 2020 when this goes into effect? bob: i think refiners will try to find ways to capture the arbitrage, but it will take time because it requires investment. investment does not happen overnight. it doesn't happen quickly. it could be shipowners start to put scrubbers on ships. that's also not very economical at the moment. i think we will see a period where there will be elevated light-heavy differentials and elevated diesel cracks until people believe that there is value here. then there may be some investment to capture that value. alix: how

reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> good to know there, bob. thank you. >>> more breaking news. investigation under way right now. in south san jose near monterey and old holly road. >> kris sanchez live there at the scene. what have you been able to find out? >> you can see the investigators up on the roof of this cafe paradise. you can see them looking at something there on the rooftop. no flames now, but there were flames earlier as our crew arrived here. this is not too far from the fairgrounds in one direction, oak hill cemetery in the other direction, and the plant shopping center in the other direction as well. as the fire got pretty well involved and seemed to burn pretty quick, it was put out. it is put out at this point, but at this point, investigators are saying this is a suspicious fire, and in fact, as our crew arrived here earlier this morning, the owner spoke off camera, but on the record, saying this is the fourth time that this restaurant, this cafe, has been targeted for fire. some time in the last bit of time. we're going to

today in the bay )s bob redell just got on scene. bob -- >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. what have we found out? ing area. whatever was burning in there was very flamable. as you can see, it destroyed this warehouse. one of the challenges for the fire department is power lines were down. there are a couple of more trucks try to go extinguish this commercial warehouse fire. no reports of any injuries at least not in terms of the fire department. the cause is too early to tell. today in the bay. >> thanks, bob. >>> now we want to go to mike. any traffic concerns? >> yeah. right in the media area. from what i understand we don't hear about closures there. it should be fine. that fire will be local control and you'll see that glow for quite some distance. this is not presenting a problem. right now not so crowded throug. how is that day shaping? >> it is starting out nice and fairly mild as you get ready to head out the door. it is right at and palo alto. let's get out the door. temperatures heading into the . we have more koching um in a few minutes. >

bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much, bob. we'll continue to follow that. >> right now, we want to go to mike with a look at traffic. that's going to cause a problem. >> for the early commute. it's only 4:30. we typically see a light volume of traffic. this is state right 130. you go over to capital avenue or over to king. that's probably even clearer because it's a bigger distance away from the freeway. stay on king to berryessa and take it back to the freeway. this stretch from alum rock avenue to berryessa is what bob is talking about having be shut down to gather or look for the evidence in the shooting off the freeway. northbound 680 still closed, likely to about 5:15 as bob was talking about. the rest of the south bay freewaysright. take king or capital avenue to get around the closer for the police investigation. we'll continue to trackthis as far as the street sensors, looking great. up to 50s andur . we have 60 in san francisco, 62 in san jose. hayward at 64. and oakland at 65 degrees. so despite this slight warmup, w

this is not bob mueller. >> that's a great point. our guests have agreed to stick around while we fit in a quick break. when we come back, how today fits and what it tells us about that point. the larger mueller investigation. and, later, bad news for another senior member of the trump team. it has to do with a house guest of his and another republican member of the house indicted. the news watch never stops, as they say on a new york radio station, we're here to cover it all "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday night. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> as we have reported, president trump's long time personal attorney michael cohen turned himself over to the fbi today and pleaded guilty to a number of felony charges, includ

president trump to decide within days whether he will talk to bob mueller. rudy giuliani telling politico that the president and his team will spend the weekend talking it over and giuliani adds they are on track for a decision in as little as a week as the president puts on a big show at the white house to show he actually is fighting election meddling. an official telling cnn the president told top security officials to step up. the only person missing from the stage was president trump himself. instead, they all were there, the national security adviser john bolten, chris wray and nsa chief. you see them all, no sign of the president. instead, his cabinet praised the president for taking on election meddling. >> the president has specifically directed us to make the matter of the election meddling and securing our election process a top priority. >> the president has made it very clear i think what his priority is. >> i appreciate the leadership and support from the president. >> leadership, a priority by this president regarding election meddling? it see

you are panicking now, bob.ecause donald trump's legal team doesn't want him to talk to your team of trump haters. i mean, come on. everybody on your team hates the president. but what i don't get, gob, is how you can sit there under the sanctimonious veil that you are hole holier than thou. why don't you investigate james comey or peter strzok or andrew mccabe or bruce ohr and his wife nelly? his wife had a job with feution gps, the company hillary funneled her money to to get the take dossier to get dirt on donald trump. here we have bruce ohr not even disclosing that his wife is work for the agency paying for the dossier. bruce, are you side? your position as the government cleaner are etched in the record. after four americans are murder in benghazi, why would you say the fbi couldn't get to benghazi in time. it could two or three weeks? they needed someone who would say the fbi couldn't get to benghazi since it was way too dangerous. bob, you look and sound like a fool. cnn and just about every newspaper in

i just saw bob hope, actually, as we were talking.now, it's really a wonderful thrill standing next to one of the greatest comedians in the entire world. and i'm sure bob appreciates it. >> if you are looking for not just a take on the news but the actual news, because i wasn't reading anything other than the sports and comics, johnny carson was where you would go. >> and i saw the headline in "the national enquirer" this week. the headline article is how eating the right foods can increase your iq. now, isn't that risky for "the enquirer"? they could lose all their readership. >> johnny carson would mock something that was in the public eye. everybody was in on it. >> he was the most powerful man in hollywood because he could kill you with one joke. >> somebody told vice president george bush that jesse jackson was coming to the white house and george said, oh, good, maybe he'll autograph my "thriller" album. >> you wanted to hear what johnny will say about anything in the news. you don't care what other people would say, but let's h

this is not bob mueller. >> that's a great point. our guests have agreed to stick around while we fit in a quick break. when we come back, how today fits and what it tells us about that point. the larger mueller investigation. and, later, bad news for another senior member of the trump team. it has to do with a house guest of his and another republican member of the house indicted. the news watch never stops, as they say on a new york radio station, we're here to cover it all "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday night. with the new chase ink business unlimited card i get unlimited 1.5% cash back. it's so simple, i don't even have to think about it. so i think about mouthfeel. introducing chase ink business unlimited with unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase. let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. so you barely have to lift a finger. or a wing. tripadvisor. hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america'

don't fall asleep as we talk about sleeping bob. [ laughter ] sleeping bob. that's it!eping bob. >> okay. >> that's funny. you know what? bob casey can sleep because he's 250b9 points ahead of lou barletta in his race. >> that doesn't worry you? that's the thing that trump does. he gives a nickname, makes people laugh, democrats didn't figure out what to do with it, republicans didn't figure out what to do with it and he crushed them all. >> he didn't crush hillary clinton, she won by three million votes, the popular vote. >> but we're an electoral college country. >> that's not what decides elections, joan, you know that very well. >> steve, stop yelling in my ear. >> i didn't yell but we have a constitution -- >> he won the electoral college, i agree. he did not crush hillary clinton. >> we have a constitution. >> he didn't crush anybody. >> he did electorally and that's all that matters. >> and lou barletta is not -- >> is anybody ready for this? this is the way trump beats people. he comes in and everybody laugh s. >> all of these vulnerable senators like bob casey,

bob: yes and no.is because the chinese economy, like a lot of modernizing economies is changing to the extent that the service sector is becoming more important. if one looks at structural changes in the chinese economy, point number one, china is no longer an economy run on export machine for the u.s. consumer. it is clear to economic strategy to reduce that depended on exports in the united states. the chineseor economy today our consumption, health care, technology, and theucture spending, service sector. as a result, some of those indicators, heavy production data like electricity and transport, are becoming less valid today. anna: they met be missing the picture. -- they might be missing the picture. we have a next thing story on whatloomberg today about can be targeted by the consumers , and the chinese with south korea and france and japanese brands, either overtly or more subtly asking the chinese to boycott these. do you worry about nike, starbucks, mcdonald's with trade tensions in mind? bob

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bob: generally i would agree.e are not upgrading every year for any phone anymore, so the market realities have changed. people are upgrading every two to two and a half years. mark is right, it is incremental at best. the pen technology is kind of interesting. there were more interesting announcements later in the event and if you look at the time spent across the entire event, the time spent on the phones was modest because it was a relatively modest upgrade. emily: you have done some incredible reporting on the iphones to come. how does what was revealed today compare to what you expect apple to unveil in the fall? mark: that is very kind of you. at fits right into what we were expecting from samsung and apple this year, not really significant upgrades. apple's upgrades are not significant on the feature side but significant in how many versions of the iphone x they will have come a different screen sizes and pricing strategies. it will be an exercise in marketing and that is going on with the note eight. been

so, bob, tell bus the story, what is significant about this story?d on friday, resisted being fired when he was confronted about the inquiry about his appearance at this 2016 conference. but it raises questions about what kind of due diligence is being done of some of they white house staffers at a senior level. this was not some intern. this was a top speech writer who worked with vince haley, the head of speech writing at the white house at times with steven miller, head of policy and speech writer. but he appeared with peter who denies he's a white nationalist. he believes racial clashes are coming in this country and he believes that white people should really stand in solidarity. >> susan, i have a question for you here. if the president has a speech writer who is a white nationalist, have we seen him echoing some themes of the right and the white nationalists, what ought we conclude about how welcomed he was in this white house? >> well he was clearly welcomed for some time as a key speech writer. so that welcome. i guess one question s-how ful

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this is not bob mueller. >> that's a great point. our guests have agreed to stick around while we fit in a quick break. when we come back, how today fits and what it tells us about that point. the larger mueller investigation. and later, bad news for another senior member of the trump team. it has to do with a house guest of his and another republican member of the house indicted. the news watch never stops, as they say on a new york radio station, and we are here to cover it all. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday night. >>> as we have reported, president trump's long-time personal attorney michael cohen turned himself over to the fbi today and pleaded guilty to a number of felony charges, including breaking campaign finance laws. the man who once said he would take a bullet for donald trump admitted he arranged payments for two women at the direction of the candidate, referring to trump with the purpose of affecting the election. right now it's not totally clear what this news means for mueller's overall russia inves

bob, what do you make of this. is the president handling this properly? >> i think it shows they didn't handle it properly a year ago and they're still struggling. charlottesville will go down in the history books, white house officials, current and former, can't defend how the white house dealt with charlottesville in that aftermath. it was nasty, it was not handled well and i think the president is trying to with that tweet and ivanka trying to change the narrative but we just haven't seen the consistency from this white house, certainly we saw it this week end but will we see it in the weeks ahead. >> and zerlina, we are watching what's happening in washington, d.c. because of concerns about another flash point. it's hoped that does not happen. what do you make of the way ivanka expressed this issue? >> i think ivanka was trying to be more specific. i don't agree there's more than one kind of racism. all types of racism. well, racism is racism and we should try to avoid that president trump but i think ivanka was trying to be more nuanced but i don't b

bob, i do not have the governor support. i didn't have your head of the republican party support come other than that is doing well.

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. >> thank you, bob. shockingly, even better year. we had a fantastic year from a financial point of view and from critical and prize-winning point of view. you want to throw anything in? >> bob we'll who -- >> ira live right which is a division of norton. on the editor in chief and the publisher. our chairman relaunched live right a very classic name and american book publishing in 2011. it's a a relaunch of a great american name. >> you are adding on to what she was saying. >> well, our philosophies are so close that we just work so well. >> but financially as a been a good year for liveright? >> it has been an extremely good year for liveright. people say i'm so sorry you're in publishing. how are you doing? it always surprises me because we'rwe doing great. how are you doing? i mean, there is in this country i don't care how polarized it is, evil everywhere walk with books. we had a book which won the pulitzer prize issue, the gulf by jack davis which is elected by people along the gulf from florida to texas, and every event jack

i'm bob mackie, and i'm a costume designer.they come to me to wear something that, when they walk out on stage, the audience knows they're there for a show. bob mackie, one of the first dresses he helped work on was this showstopper for marilyn munroe. # happy birthday, mr president...# but he truly made his name as the master of attention—grabbing style when he teamed up with cher, especially those oscar outfits. these are dresses that stop traffic, aren't they? well, they stop traffic, and they're like smoke and mirrors. they don't show anything, but you think you're seeing everything. is there anything she said no to? only if she thought it was boring. is there anything you have designed for her and you thought, "no, you can't wear that to the oscars?" yes, yes, and she made me do it, and then i denied doing it, for years. it was her turn back time outfit, that was called the "sailors on the ship". of course, bob's heyday was an era when fashion fame was limited to a tiny number of stars. these days, it's rather more democra

he said bob mueller wouldn't tell his mother what he was going to do. so the idea that they've given the president the reassurance that he won't do that -- i think "the new york times" reports today they told the president that bob mueller wouldn't want to risk losing in court. mr. mueller threatened to subpoena the president if he didn't sit for a voluntary interview. law enforcement officials who work with mull early, head of fbi from 2011 to 2013 will try to get the president to answer questions. he will probably subpoena him if he doesn't agree to be questioned voluntarily. those are the kinds of people who worked alongside him. the president's lawyers have tried to reassure the president that he wouldn't take that step. that seems like a dangerous -- >> a high risk. how does one follow pele? >> how do you sue a name? >> one doesn't. one passes back the balance of your time to steve schmidt. >> i want to hear. >> in addition to all this, i feel like there is a kind of math game happening here in which the president's legal team are trying to get mue

miller center so are you bob on china announced plans twenty five percent. thinking agriculture or oil and gas is going to have a huge never negative effect on your state what do you make of this. well i'm hoping it's going to be short term where we can't really tell it we won't know for another couple of months but. the goal has been russell prosody he wants the chinese to treat us like we've been treating the chinese the problem is in the last many years we've been easy on their trade but they've been pretty tough on ours and they won't allow our stuff in and or at least they put high tariffs on it and so i think his concern is is absolutely on target. implementation of any trade. exchange wars or otherwise is is tenuous i'd personally like most of the trump. accomplishments over these less to years and this is the one question mark i have but i have to tell you i think reciprocity is the right goal i think that the president is absolutely on target they've been stealing our information from people who are hacking our systems they've been. relying on us to

look at the way he's been referring to bob mueller. bob mueller, who is a national treasure, an icon within the law enforcement and justice communities, who is doing his level best to investigate russian interference in the election. and the denegration of bob mueller as well as his team of investigators is reprehensible, it really is. i think when i speak out about some of his -- what i think are flawed policies, we can all have policy disagreements and differences. that's what makes this country great. but i must tell you that mr. trump's dishonesty, his lack of integrity, his nastiness, mean spiritedness, the types of things that he has just tweeted out the past 72 hours, the terms that he uses, this is not what i think of an american president nor of america. we're better than this. we have to be better than this. we have been a shining example to the world and mr. trump is letting this country down. >> do you believe he's motivated by a desire to please someone other than the american public? and by that, we've had a lot of conver

sill bell from bob mueller in more than a year. and i've got to add that mccarthy's lawyer, larry cohn, became donald trump's personal lawyer and mentor for decades. i mean the irony here, just amazing. >> all of what you said is factually accurate. director clapper, i want to talk about the focus on john brennan. after president trump's press conference with vladimir putin in helsinki brennan unleashed some pretty remarkable criticisms against the president saying it was quote, nothing short of treasonous. take a listen how brennan explained that comment just a couple days ago. >> and i did say it rises to and exceeds the level of high crimes and misdemeanors and there's nothing short of treasonous. i didn't mean he committed treason, but it was a term i used nothing short of treasonous. >> but you didn't mean he committed treason, though? >> i said it was nothing short of treasonous, yeah. >> we'll get into the president's behavior in a second. but do you think john brennan's hyperbole is an issue here, the reason why we're havin

. >> today in the bay live at the scene with bob redell. the flames were big out there earlier, bob. >> reporter: this is something you'll definitely notice between livermore and pleasanton. it has been burning for about an hour and a half right now. right now within the past 30 minutes i have seen a lot of white smoke. it is a good indication but there is a section over there that the fire department has been dumping water on far long time. not clear what burned inside of this building. i did ask a captain. he wasn't sure. it is hard to tell this is not on fire. if you're not familiar with the area that is what is near by. a lotover items inside still burning. three different agencies called to dump as much water as they can on here. you a bunch of lines on the ground. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thanks so much. download the bay area app. >> it was about the traffic surrounding that area. mike, what is it going to look like right now? >> we have this camera right here. i did swing the camera around. i didn't see the glow from up here.

happy friday bob pisani is with me. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment, but let's check on the markets nice turn around today dow swinging around more than 190 points in today's session. on track now to post the sixth positive week in seven it's been boosted higher by talk of china trade talks we've got all 11 sectors in the s&p positive the debate of the day, i know you know it well, president trump's tweet here the ceo of black rock has been advocating for changes and short-term thinking for a while, he says i'm encouraged to hear paem from both sides of the aisle talking about the need to promote corporate behavior that's more focused on the long-term those the precise policies for getting there need to be thoughtfully examined and debated. so he's not weighing in on whether this is the right solution scrapping quarterly earnings president trump is getting a lot of backing from the business community on this. >> not surprisingly. the ceos claim they want to think great thoughts and all these people that

they look at the way he is referring to bob mueller. a national treasure, an icon within the law enforcement and justice communities who is doing his level best to investigate russian interference in the election. and the denigration of bob mueller as well as his team of investigators is reprehensible. and when i speak out about some of his practices and his what i think are flawed policies, now we can all have policy disagreements and differences, that's what makes this country great. but i must tell you that mr. trump's dishonesty, lack of integrity, nastiness, and mean spiritedness. the terms that he uses, that is not what i think of american president nor of america. we are better than this. we have to be better than this. we have been a shining example to the world and mr. trump is letting this country down. >> do you believe he is motivated by a desire to please someone other than the american public. and by that, we have had a lot of conversations about his republicans of vladimir putin in helsinki. even white house staff started

back to you, melissa. >> bob, thanks >> bob pisani at the nyse.or you, mike has a way for you to get into amazon for less than $20. i was going to say musician. he's not that either he's not a magician either and he's at the plasma to show you how and a call to action >> we're using a call spread to amazon similar to the structure that we used in apple. the first is as bob was just highlighting the stock is expensive at over $2,000 a share. if urn going to buy a round lot and it's expensive on a valuation basis and we're okay making a bullish bet here. the second bet is the options are also quite expensive and two aspects to this and one on the dollar basis, because the stock itself is, but also usually as stock prices rise the implied volatility comes and we're at or slightly above the means in the last three months or so and finally, we're chasing and we're chasing the stocks at an all-time high. so when you take a look at these three factors, using options and the call spread specifically, right now you can see here we are closing the day basic

hey, bob, you know it. why do you want to get him under oath? do you think we're fools? you want to trap him into perjury. we're not going to let you do that. >> john, you know this is an old southern argument, they call it kind of a trap house argument for perjury trapping the president. >> yeah, there's a big flaw there, which is he's in a way admitting that what trump is going to say is a lie. he's saying that if he says, oh, i didn't tell him that, putting him in conflict under oath as opposed to talking to the media that that would be perjury. well, so why shouldn't he be pru prosecuted for perjury? it's not a trap. he put his own son at risk by telling that story that he wrote about, oh, they were just talking about adoption. he's put his son at risk by telling that lie, perhaps convincing his son to do it. so i have crocodile tears for how he cares about his son. >> crocodile tears in the trap house. christina, keep it together, please. this is a serious news program. >> listen, we also know that this is a man who's a pathological liar. he lies about the number of

the president asked you to fire bob mueller? there is no one who has a sense of donald trump who hasn't watched the arc of this, he has grown more agitate ed about robert mueller. if he tried to fire him last year, he said you didn't fire him the time i told you to. fire him now. it beggars belief he's asked him more than once. >> here's why trump is in so much trouble. when you look at the incompetence of this white house, they have only done one thing well. there is only one competent parliament of this white house and that is the arm of the white house that moves judicial nominations forward to confirmation. >> counsel's office. >> and the person who is in charge of that also happens to be the singularly most competent person in the white house, one don mcgahn. so don mcgahn has seen everything, knows everything and don mcgahn is going to tell the truth. and that is why the president had a meltdown because he figured out probably this weekend that, no, the guy who is the white house counsel is not your lawyer and he didn't li

if the story's good enough for them, you can bet it's good enough to tell bob mueller. how does the president feel today about mcgahn telling mueller about the president's private efforts to fire mueller? quite the question. today donald trump says he's not concerned about. while another trump lawyer says he doesn't need to face mueller at all. >> you're not concerned -- >> do you believe the president will eventually sit down with bob mueller based on your experience with him wanting to engage with counsel? >> well, it's no reason for the president to answer questions for mueller. mueller has all the answers. we gave him all the answers. >> now, we do know bob mueller disagrees with what you just heard there because he is pressing for the interview, the white house counsel, though, isn't always a job that defines the legitimacy or the future of a presidency, particularly when the presidency is healthy, the white house counsel doesn't tend to be a household name. but when the counsel is testifying against the president amidst an independent prosecutor probe like john de