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he's beating the president right now. >> neil: thanks, bob. >> thanks, neil. >> neil: bob cusack. united states are talking. it's not buddy buddy but we're talking. we'll tell you what happened after this. ♪ they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? pick up a bag at lowe's today. feed your lawn. feed it. our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. >> neil: all right. not exactly breaking bread, but these days it's not exactly breaking chops anymore. four a day. high level meeting, whatever you want to call it between a new chinese player, a top american player. what to make o

other legends have sold all or part of their catalogs as well like bob dylan. neil young, stevie nicks and david bowie. so then who's buying these catalogs? and what are they doing with them? 2006 cobain deal was huge. it was still is the founder and ceo of primary wave. the publishing and management company owns a percentage of air supply and whitney houston's catalogs as well as stevie nicks, prince bob marley, james brown def leppard and kurt cobain, just to name a few primary wave rarely ever buys 100% of an artist catalog, and that's because larry wants to create and build partnerships. we do not create. we do not market without an artist. approval could see some of the things we've done for whitney for bob marley. i was cooper the walls of primary wave proudly list the companies, artists and the projects they have collaborated on. when larry is talking about these relationships he creates with the artists. these partnerships sometimes it's to build on the reputation build on the brand. for instance, whitney houston, a line of mac cosmetics, her own perfume, ai

neil: all right. bob, great catching up with you. i appreciate that. meantime everyone focusing on the debt rule vote going before the general house. you vote on this bipartisan package we're told even though 35 republicans, at this hour are not part of that. let's go to edward lawrence, how this all plays out. edward. >> reporter: the white house confident that something will be passed here but what will happen looks like the bill is losing extremes on other side. democrats are focusing on 70 votes in the middle. republicans are focusing on 150 votes in the middle to get this done. now the votes on this debt ceiling bill will not start until about 8:30 tonight because of scheduling. the republicans are making that hard sell, listen. >> for the last two years we've had zero caps in washington, d.c. and what did we get? we had $10 trillion of increased spending under one party democrat rule that's led to the highest inflation in a generation. these will be the first caps that we've seen. >> reporter: the house speaker saying that it doesn't really matte

neil: good seeing you bob doll, crossmark chief investment officer there.ur chief white house watcher joins us now, edward lawrence. we do know the meeting tomorrow. the president i believe leaves for japan on wednesday. so there is not a lot of time where all these guys can be together at the same time to iron this out. what are you hearing, edward? >> reporter: although the white house pushes back on that the president can be president anywhere is what they like to say. you know, neil, in washington when something is afoot you know in d.c. you don't hear a lot of leaks coming out of what is happening. the president two hours ago on his way to philadelphia was asked for an update on the progress of the debt ceiling talks. listen. >> president biden, any update on the budget negotiations? president biden: no. >> reporter: over the weekend more talkative though saying he still plans to meet tuesdays with congressional leadership before he leaves for the g7. president biden: what i learned a long time ago, you know as well as i do, never good to characterize

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. >> neil: we've yet to get a statement from bob mueller. what would you like to hear, read from him when you get one, if we get one? >> you know, i'm just learning about this report. i'm glad this has come out. i'm glad that regardless again where you stand on the political spectrum, this is not about that. the truth is the truth. we need to get to a place where we're operating based on facts, ed following the facts, following the evidence and putting things aside. this has been going on for years. i mentioned it on other programs. you know, for me the politicization of the fbi began years ago. didn't affect me. i thought i'm doing my job here in miami. it just became overwhelming. i'd go to interview people from my cases. they don't want to talk to you because they're like we don't trust if anybody. >> neil: it is a shame. thank you, nicole. when we come back here, we'll update you on the conditions of the two staff members of the virginia congressmen that were clubbed by a guy wielding a baseball bat. we're on top of that after this. '. p

neil dutter who has been optimistic and correct on a non-recession america looks at what bob michele come down and what that means is the income we make will be more valuable, inflation-adjusted incomes will expand. that has been a core optimistic foundation. lisa: return of the bond boom and it is the key question. we talk about the opposite view saying longer-term bond yields are not go down as much and it goes down to the believe inflation is sticky or not? that is a big the base right now where there's not a consensus. tom: if you are part of global wall street and particularly everything that has to do with investing in america, here is your chinese conversation of the day. william lee was with us earlier with caution on difficult chinese data this morning. leland miller flat-out disagrees. you are more optimistic. what is the data you see in china that leaves you to pacific rim optimism? leland: optimism is a strong word but i think people have gotten to gloomy. earlier in the year there is this explosive chinese recovery and it will happen fast and a lot like america's, that w