eric cantor. mr. cantor: what can the american people or -- ms.pton: get past this period of dysfunction and hostility? mr. cantor: well, certainly if you look from the leadership level in terms of legislative bodies at the state level or in congress, i always say, we need to start -- we need to start seeing the practice of winning together again. and so at the legislative level, if you take an issue that may not be the sexiest or most consequential issue but, again, establish a pattern of working together, as i was saying earlier, it could really go a long way. we got to start go back the seeds of -- planting those seeds again. i think it is about re-establishing some norms or stop trying to go in and break up the norms every single day we wake up. because there's actually some value in some of these institutions that have developed, and they have developed based on what the subject of these several days are here in williamsburg celebrating jamestown, it is those pillars of democracy, that balance of power, the notion that we don't want mob rule,

and now, i will introduce brynna cantor. [applause] >> good afternoon. we were involved in the long process of the design of this building. it's just incredible that we're going to see more family and senior housing here, which is really important to keep our city diverse. we certainly need more of them. it also includes a child care facility, so that's why i have my daughter here, simone, who has become a conoisseur of all the child care facilities in the city. since this center is going to have a playground, i think she's going to want to check that out, right, simone? >> mm-hmm. >> thanks to the mayor's office of housing and all the great inclusive bidding that we had during this process, and of course, john stewart's wonderful team, including us along every step of the way. had countless meetings. our supervisor, aaron peskin, and the previous supervisor, julie christiansen, who really got the project going for us. again, just really impressed with the outreach from the community stages of the project. the team reacted to community concerns along the

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personal relationships matter. >> former house majority leader eric cantor and two former governor's joint mr. rove at the forum. you can watch monday night at 9:30 eastern. >> next, a roundup of events in the latest session of australia's parliament. political reporter annalise nielsen hosted the event looking at australian prime minister scott morrison and members of his cabinet answering questions on national security. detention of undocumented immigrants, and relations with the u.s. from sky news, this is 30 minutes. ♪ annelise: hello, and welcome to question time wrap where we look at the first sitting fortnight of the new morrison government. in february of this year, the government introduced a bill that would allow the minister to exclude anyone from entering australia for up to two years if they were suspected of being involved in any terrorist activity. with a strong mandate off the back of their resounding election when, they moved to pass the bill. they did ignore a number of key recommendations on the

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former house majority leader eric cantor and jim hodges of south carolina and george allen of virginia. watch the entire conversation on the future of representative democracy, tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern, here on c-span. announcer: in the wake of the recent shootings in el paso and dayton, the house judiciary committee will return early from summer recess to mark up three gun violence prevention bills, including banning high-capacity magazines, restricting firearms from those deemed to be a risk to themselves, and preventing individuals convicted of hate crimes from purchasing a gun. live coverage begins on wednesday, september 4 at 10:00 eastern on c-span into c-span.org. listen to our live coverage using the free c-span radio app. susan: this week on "newsmakers," steven law joins us, the president of the senate leadership fund. we also have the chief congressional correspondent with the washington examiner, and the chief congressional correspondent with the associated press. let me begin with explaining to our viewers, what is your group, how much you plan to spend in the 2020 rac

speakers include former white house adviser karl rove, former house majority leader eric cantor, and george allen of virginia. virginia. hosted by the college of william and mary, this is about one hour and 15 minutes. ♪ [applause]

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archie bunker, eddie cantor, just this intersection of lives was tremendous so his life was revelatory of the times in which he lived in that's what you always look for. >> sammy davis junior, in terms of intellectual challenge, he was the most challenging subjects i've ever come across, contradictory, he was someone i had to wrestle with to try to figure out how to characterize him in the way you do it is by giving him different categories and activists . >> singer, impressionist, hipster, he did try to categorize the chronology of his life in the guises that he took honor felt that he had to take on or society thrust upon him in his life. i think, again, entertainment is a little like sports but still if you're an entertainer, you're choosing what songs are singing or the plays you will act in those have tremendous external circumstances, you either hit the ball out of the ballpark or you don't. so, you are again looking at these things going on simultaneously but in terms of the performer, you look at the choices they make are what are they choosing to portray, what are they choosin

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cantor ignored my request for a light well.nclusion -- the thoroughly documented and proper procedures and misrepresentations to city staff, and neighbors, the massive size of the proposed houses and inappropriate design, for example the faÇade of house number 27 with its commercial glass canopy, demonstrate little consideration for the neighbors. please deny this bond as a request to go forward with these plans. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is josiah clark. i wanted to thank you all for being here. your patients on ability to focus after so many hours of this every day. i have lived at 1628 lake street my whole life. our house was built to in 1896. it shares a backyard property line with lot 21. i oppose this project because both of these proposed houses are out of scale with houses on the block and significantly reduce the mid block open space shared with homes on 17th and 18th avenue and on lake street. the open space would be entirely removed. according to the proposed plans removing a wall of s

the securities and exchange commission has just fined cantor fitzgerald and bmo capital markets over alleged improper handling of adrs. those are american depositary receipts. foreign stocks that trade here. cantor has apparently agreed to $647,000 payment and bmo has agreed to pay $3.9 million to settle these charges. so far, the s.e.c. has charged 13 financial institutions in its ongoing investigation into abusive adr practices which has led to more than $427 million in monetary settlements. >>> all right. this roller coaster week may be ending on a high note but take a look at the major average moves this week. the dow and s&p 500 both down more than 1%. the nasdaq falling about .75%, thanks to its strong moves today. but this is the third down week in a row for the major averages, the longest losing streak since may. it is a tale of two semiconductor stocks that attracted our attention. let's look at applied materials. earnings may have topped estimates but the biggest laggard on the nasdaq set to continue to see a challenging environment for the semiconductor sector. applied mat

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humana was upgraded to overweightut from l at cantor fitzgerald. the analyst cited the growth in its medicare advanta business and strong second-quarter results. price target $345, but despe that upgrade, shares fell traction today to $295.50. occidental pretroll yum was downgraded. anadarko petroleum makesde ocal larger but significantly less valuable. coverage was resumed without a price target. shares were down today to $44.99. >>> still aahea view of international maritime trade like few have seen before. >>> the department of agriculture is forecasting a bigger than expeesed corn ha this season. that is surprising given the harsh weather that included a wet spring followed by very dry conditions acrossuch of the midwest. that's why analysts have been expecting the government to lower itsutestimates, it was just the opposite, and that sent corn futures down sharply today along with shares of farm equipment maker deere. >>> as we mentioned earlier in our program, mas hong kong shut down that city's main airport earlier today. nificant because it

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papers when official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cantors and their problems are always the same core to the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a d.w.i. . the men's world cup the cocoa america gauge cup and the africa cup of nations has a seat which. as you winds down the next exciting adventure this morning around the corner the german bundesliga is heating up and dance hall is we are there to keep you updated on the latest on. the misleader sun starting over 16 chito. this is day 8 of the news line from a russian opposition politician arrested and many more detained places protests flare up again in moscow thousands have been taking to the streets in the past month to mounting an opposition candidate to be allowed to run elections the city council also coming up. disgraced u.s. billionaire accused sex offender jeff.

[applause] >> we have bruce cantor who's a member of the northeast waterfront advisory group. and we have bob carrier who's a member of the barbary coast neighborhood association. so thank you for coming. [applause] >> this group that's sitting here today sort of does represent a neighborhood inside of a village, the village of san francisco. and two neighborhood associations, a waterfront advisory group, and partners with the city, with the mayor's office of housing and jayesco have really made this happen during the development period. i know that john stewart is going to comment on some of this, but i know there are 26 neighborhood meet -- there were 26 neighborhood meetings that made this happen, and i want to do a special shoutout to john stewart who lives in this neighborhood and wanted to make sure that these two developments reflect the values of this community, and i think they do. so thank you, john, for all of your hard work, and forever, your partnership with that. when this r.f.p. came out from the city of san francisco, i ran into jack gardner who's the other pri

to introduce cantor. next generation. and we determined to build something here for the next generation . farmer. w. . now you know with facts so you're dealing with common something that you know i'm not but you know what i said that you want to call it terrorism not a war and this region i mean it's a problem for the entire world because you don't think of the last 2 years the gulf state of qatar has been blockaded by a quarter of the arab states which accuse it of supporting terrorism my guest this week here in berlin is the qatari foreign ministry spokesperson what i'll cough up 2 years always denied the charges but with question marks going back many years do those denials ring true. welcome to conflicts our thank you for inviting me last march qatar put 28 people and ditties on the terrorism list which included several qatari nationals some of these people had already been on the arab list before why did your government delay putting them in the well this is not entirely accurate the idea of having designated this w

archie bunker, and eddie cantor. wase intersection of lives tremendous. his life was revelatory of when he lived. that's what we always look for. sammy davis jr was one of the most challenging subjects i ever came across. he was contradictory, and someone i really had to wrestle with to try to figure out how to characterize. the way you do it in the film, by giving him these different categories, activist, entertainer. >> singer, impressionist, hipster. we tried to categorize the chronology of his life in the guises that he took on, or felt that he had to take on, for us to haunt him in his life. i think entertainment is like sports. you are choosing what songs you are singing, what plays you will act in. those have tremendous circumstances. you had the ball out of the ballpark or you don't. you are looking at these things going on simultaneously but as a performer you are looking at the choices they make. what are they choosing to portray. what are they choosing to be about. that is such a vacuum of the time in which they live. davise footage of sammy wh

few in his favor as one official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many cantors and their problems are always the same or do social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see them why the fools who have decided to put their trust in us. is jenny harrison and weren't. the by. april 1945 the 2nd world war in europe was drawing to an end in berlin. germany's defeat was inevitable the fighting exceptionally fierce. the world was beginning to grasp the unprecedented scale of the conflict. more than 50000000 people lost their lives no war had ever claimed so many casualties military and civilian. soldiers of the victorious allied forces discovered the concentration camps. in germany american troops were so appalled by what they found they brought civilians from the surrounding area to see the horrors of the camps with their own eyes. many germans claimed to have know nothing of what went on in the camps or the holocaust. at the post war nor back war crimes trials even some le

house --: also, force former house majority leader eric cantor and george allen of virginia. you can watch the entire conversation on the future of representative so mark -- democracy tonight at 9:30 eastern. >> in the wake of the recent shootings in el paso texas, the house judiciary committee will return early from summer recess to mark up gun violence includeon bills which banning high-capacity ammunition ,agazines, restricting firearms and preventing individuals convicted of misdemeanor hate crimes from purchasing a gun. begins wednesday, september 4. if you are on the go, listen to our live coverage using the free c-span radio app. >> amy klobuchar campaigned in new hampshire. she talked about her qualifications for the third round of debates next month. after opening comments, she spoke with voters in the crowd. new hampshire's first primary is held in february. ♪ [applause] ♪ [laughter] ms. klobuchar hi everybody. >> bill and i have the great pleasure of having senator amy klobuchar here today. because we are running late, i'm going to suggest that perhaps you look at

call criminal referrals for a handful of fbi executives we found went over ethic rules were left cantorprocess. they are among the most high-profile investigations today the justice department has not brought any prosecutions and critics say that matters because law enforcement is held to a higher standard. here senator graham's response to critics who say they may be a double standard in these cases. >> the people have been fired because of misconduct and that's a level of accountability. criminal prosecutions should come only after a good, hard look. i don't want people to be let go because of their political connections and i don't want people to be prosecuted because of their political standings. >> we have been able to confirm a decision on whether to prosecute andrew mccabe is in its final stages and that was first reported by "the new york times." >> dana: there was one other thing. the house committee is continuing on this bush to look for anything they can as they seek whether they are going to do impeachment proceedings and they've issued a new subpoena for a former white hous

scott walker lost election, ted cruz lost the presidential bid, eric cantor lost house primary, nikki haley writing book. susannah martinez out of politics. so john, back to susan's theory, that departures harden the concrete at the center, harden the notion of those who stick around become inextricably trump republican. >> well, parties fundamentally change in american history, when there are moments when there is not consensus about the greatest issue before the country. we most recently saw that because the democratic party fell apart over the republican party changed coalitions, because of a disagreement over civil rights. we saw the rise of the republican party in the death of the wigs, in the 19th century, because there couldn't be, the parties didn't, the single party didn't agree on slavery. donald trump is quickly becoming that kind of defining question for this party. and we've joked before, but as freud told us, all jokes have a certain element of truth, donald trump's one of the few recorded cases of a hijacker boarding a plane and the passengers side with the hijacker, an

as a republican who's worked for eric cantor, the former african-american rnc chairman, michael steele, i'm really troubled by not only the rhetoric that comes from the president every time he talks about race but how accepted or at least ignored it is within the party. >> wajahat, let's talk about what we saw in el paso and the president's response to that. "the new york times" is reporting on a manifesto that was posted online that says the killer wrote that he was, quote, simply defending my country from cultural and ethnic replacement brought on by an invasion. so this word "invasion" and then also this idea of replacement theory. invasion is something the president has used over and over. fox news has used invasion and also this idea of replacement, that democrats want to replace republicans with people who will support democrats. is there a connection between the president and these ideas? >> yes. it's very important for people to know that the entire replacement theory and the word "invasion," specifically the invasion of immigrants is a white supremacist conspiracy theory. dona

joining us now to discuss is ubs global equities strategy keith parker and cantor fitzgerald global markets strategist, peter caccini. peter, you think the s&p could drop a lot from here you have a 2500 target on the s&p for year end if not yesterday, what takes us there? >> well, you know, to put it in context, end of last year, i thought we were well oversold. recession fears were overdone at the end of the year. our narrative has been a tale of two halves rally first half, sell-off second half. why? china trade and optics around it were a big reason for rally in the first half alongside the fed pivot towards a more dovish stance i think the fed, short of new qe into the end of the year has limited ammunition to prevent what i think is a normal cycle slowdown and i think the optics certainly around trade with china have deteriorated frankly, the reason why the yuan above 7 is so important is it shows that trade wars become currency wars if they're prolonged and trade wars, by the way, are neither good nor are they easy to win >> keith, you seem to think that the next round of tariffs actu

eric cantor on the republican side, steny hoyer on the democratic side said it is not in the u.s. interest for that to happen. it is clearly not in israel's interest and very short sighted of mr. netanyahu to think this should become a partisan issue and for the paparazzi -- for th move in the opposite direction is dangerous at this time. >> and definitely your pointing out this is across partisan lines. are you concerned with the fact he is politicizing israel and that may be doing long-term damage? >> i think the damage has been done for the last couple of years with the trump white house. i'd like to think that cooler heads will prevail sometime when the president is no longer in office, but there is absolutely too much at stake. i've been to israel numerous times and recognize the critical nature of our alliance. as an extraordinarily important democracy, the only real democracy in the middle east. that relationship matters. but the votes on israel are extraordinarily important and they've always been bipartisan. for him to suggest that democrats don't support israel is a mist

. >>> later today, former cantor fitzgerald ceo sean mathews will join us to talk about this wild market action. and after the bell, we'll get earnings results from disney and wynn, both important both have some china angles there. it all starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern. though for disney, i guess, david, as you mentioned, the big question will be, is all the optimism about disney plus and the studios enough to offset some of the weakness >> words about cord cutting and espn we tend to forget sometimes given all the optimism and the stock has done quite well since the big announcement i'll be tuning in to watch w araticlshould be. itas dmac ose yesterday. we'll see what happens today "squawk alley" up next don't go away. >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." i am jon fortt with morgan brennan and wilfred frost here at post 9, new york stock exchange carl has the morning off and we are going to begin, of course, with the markets stocks coming off their worst day of the year after the dow posted its sixth largest point drop ever. but back in the green this morning with names like

then he went for a cantor with a voter fraud commission to establish that happened that fell apart because there was no evidence to find. by last week nearly three years after the election after he said we won was back on the horse at full gallop. >> new hampshire should be have been won but we had a lot of people come in at the last moment which was a rather strange situation. thousands and thousands of people coming in from locations unknown we i knew where the location was. >> i don't know what that means. location is unknown. i knew where the locations were. it's made up and doesn't make actual sense but something the president said and i know it seems normal and we think that's how presidents talk but just for the record it's not. our guest tonight would like to know what the president is claiming to know, as well. ellen chairs the federal election commission. we should point out sates on her fec biography she's a democrat. she has written him a letter challenging the president to provide evidence to back up his voter fraud claim and i'm quoting to put it in terms a kascasino operator

lee in the battle of gettysburg, and the mississippi unit as decimated and had lee cantorring around on his horse like -- beating his chest and saying, my fault, my fault, all my fault, my men are lost. and the historians insist there's in other reference of that anywhere, and charged to put with making it up. and then we talked briefly about this. we were talking about another book that hadn't occurred to me but that's midnight in the garden of good and evil, which was wonderful book but came in for a lot of criticism because -- >> not really nonfiction. >> it's strong suspicion a lot of it is made up. it's interesting -- >> he massaged the time frame, too. so that was the big criticism. >> yeah. >> in our case, i referenced earlier that ness had a ghost-writer write an autobiography and became the basis of the tv show and the film and that's a book the -- be published vs. of the book "the unup toables" that came out after ness died in set 57 has been dismissed in a lot of the nonfiction write bought al capone and elliott ness and we set out to subject this to sort of scrutiny and t

house --: also, force former house majority leader eric cantor and george allen of virginia.

we spoke yesterday exclusively with the former cantor fitzgerald ceo shawn matthews about the current state of rates and the worry that too many of these government rates are turning negative. here's what he said. >> someone told me 20 years ago we would have negative interest rates in this kind of, you know, massive scale, i would say it's utterly impossible. i think the world will look back at this 20 years from now and call this a pure bubble. that's currently in place. liz: now as we see, a look back, we may call it a bubble. it's still important to note that now with the ten-year yield up off that floor, it's at 1.658% and you saw yesterday it's considerably lower there, got that interesting news here where the ten-year yield at 1.673 and the two-year, 1.65, are flattened so the problems underlying this issue are not necessarily resolved. this is the flattest yield curve we have seen since 2007 and some people believe when you see a flat or inverted yield curve it basically precedes recession. let's look at the 30-year treasury, right now at 2.138%. this morning it slipped as low

investment bank and get a heavy cantor -- heavy hitter. the world has changed. that's an interesting point. we have the call with analysts taking place at the moment. u.s.-chinaing the tensions aggressively impacts the outlook. this isn't just about what is happening in the global picture, is it? , i suppose linked to that, it's about finding the right person for changing times. jonathan: exactly. if you go back five years, this is a restructuring story, they shed assets and now it is a by backstory. more recently we returned to growth. had they managed the growth opposed to growth and caused. but if revenues are going to fall off a cliff or struggle, the game has changed. his is about efficiently -- efficiency. there are two areas where they are some par. anna: the cfo saying they are not on track for u.s. turnaround. matt: what is the outlook? jonathan: relative to most banks, pretty rosy. you can see the share price is down less than the market. people are taking this well, and it is a good set of numbers. important and. is the margins are more than 10 basis

paranoid who will now go on to play the current world number one japan's cantor motor in the next round 350 so the tournament scheduling played a part in his defeat. tuesday will manage and i was sure of course it would be better if we had a bit more time to recover when i finished my match yesterday it was already about 6 pm my match to date started at 10 30 am this kind of arrangement is really a bit tight to recover for a player my age former tennis world number one andy murray has lost the latest match in his singles comeback after a 1st round exit in cincinnati this time he was up against tennis sangar and in the winston salem open and look to be leaving well on court considering he's recovering from major hip surgery but your english living well to the american world number 73 took a very tight 1st set on the tie break wrapping up the match 75 in the 2nd floor returned on a wild card in next week's u.s. open may play in a challenger event in new york. at the same tournament south korea's leave duck he became the 1st deaf player to win a main draw match on the a.t.p. tour he was di

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andkers include karl rove eric cantor.his portion, karl rove talks about the need for the president to rise above political bickering. one thing i learned at the white house, the personal relationships between the president and the congress, even with members, more importantly with the leaders of the opposition come if they have to be aimed at cordiality. the president cannot get drawn into this stuff. he has to be the adult in the room and take whatever is thrown his way. said inin massachusetts 2003 that bush lied about wmd in iraq, he had looked at the same intelligence and gave a speech. he was the guy who kicked it off bush fromdn't keep holding his tongue and trying to set the record straight without getting personal. kennedying closely with on immigration reform. but the president has to be that person. it is not an easy job. i remember one time i got a call, carl, i give a speech and i didn't read it beforehand, they just wrote it and i called bush a liar and a loser and i did not mean to call him a loser. [laughte

speakers include karl rove, eric cantor, and former governor's jim hodges and george allen. ♪ >> c-span'swashington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, we will discuss campaign 2020 and u.s. immigration policy. starting with "washington post" immigration reporter, the american lawyers association executive director, and the center for immigration studies. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> in the wake of the recent shootings in el paso and dayton, the house judiciary committee will return early from the summer recess to markup three gun violence prevention bills which include banning high-capacity ammunition magazines, restricting firearms from those deemed by a court to be a risk to themselves, and preventing individuals invective misdemeanor hate crimes from purchasing a gun. live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on september 4. if you are on the go, listen to live coverage using the free c-span radio app. >> while at the g7 summit, president trump met with indi