chris: such as?ment or anyone else by the way to -- to clear the path for you. chris: she was in junior high in early 60's when she was chosen to help integrate her school. >> we had to walk past dogs and angry parents and shouting people and it was a very traumatic period and i've been a fighter all of my life. chris: james served in republican administrations from reagan to bush father and son. she was on the trump transition team but says she was blocked from working for him. >> i don't like keeping the amarosa story alive but i am told that she and the chief of staff, priebus at the time didn't think it was a good idea. chris: james is doing just fine running a think tank. besides policy, she says her role is to grow the conservative movement. >> you don't have to be painted with the angry white mail image. chris: does she think it's just image that's let african americans to get republicans 4 to 8% of the vote in the last three presidential elections. >> the first thing you do with any republica

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the u.s. and china exchange escalating terror threats increasing chances for a trade war and rattling markets. ♪ >> build the world's two biggest economies with stiff taxes. >> he intended to take a pass that. >> chris: we will ask larry kudlow, the president's new top economic advisor live only on "fox news sunday" ." then, democrats look to take back the house in november. we will look at prospects for a blue wave in the economic plan they are offering voters with democratic caucus chair joe crowley. plus... >> i hope she will be. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel whether the president fired his epa's chief over ethics violations. and our "power player of the week," a member of the obama cabinet goes back to school. >> there were two things, one was education and the other was public service. >> chris: all right now on on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. the state department's monitoring reports of a poison gas attack and a r

chris wallace coming up next. >>chris: the u.s. and chila exchange escalated tariff jabs. increasing the chance of a trade war and rattling markets. with awards two biggest economies hit each other's exports with stiff taxes or make a deal. >> he intended to take a tough stance. blame china, not from. >>chris: we will talk to - - live only on "fox news sunday". then, democrats look to take back the house in november. we will look at prospects for a blue wave. in the economic plan they are offering voters with democratic caucus chair, joe crowley. plus, - - >we will ask our sunday panel whether the president will fire his epa chief over ethics violations. and our power player of the week, a member of the obama cabinet goes back to school. >> there were two themes and the matthews household. what was education and the other was public service. >>chris: on right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. we began with breaking news. the state department is monitoring reports of a poison gas attack in a rebel held town near serious capital of the ma

>>chris: i am chris wallace. russia tests a new generation of nuclear missiles itself can strike anywhere on earth. as the white house and kremlin expel dozens of each other's diplomats. >> russia should not be acting like a victim. >> we will discuss the sharp escalation intensions between the u.s. and russia with a leading member of the senate armed services committee, senator lindsey graham . then the commerce department announces the 20/20 census will include a question on citizenship. a decision that will directly affect states with large numbers of illegal immigrants. we will talk with two top officials from california which has sued the trump administration over the policy. democratic congressman brad sherman and republican, shawn nelson of the orange county board of supervisors. plus, north korea's leader takes a surprise trip to china. as the world look for the summit between kim jong-un and president trump. >> it's no good, we are walking. if it's good, we will embrace it. >>chris: we will ask our panel

>>chris: but they are not talking about tariffs. >> sure they are. >>chris: no they're not. they said they would take this to the trade organization and object to chinese practices just as free traders have done for years. >> if china maintains is third world status as they have in the wto, then other countries are free to take whatever actions they want. >>chris: has any other country joined us in threatening tariffs if china doesn't clean up its act? >> i can't answerhat. i don't even want to answer that. all am saying is, my trade coalition of the willing ll put the whole world bend the ited stateactions against china. this will have a big effect on china. china does not want to lose face. it does not want to be regarded as the enemy in trade for the entire world. the wto is one of the processes. ambassador - - has this in his releases so we will work there. we will work directly with the chinese. president trump is a great negotiator but tariffs, which none of us particularly want, may, i say may have to be part of this discussion and argument. >>chris: ever since i firs

chris: i'm chris wallace, the leader of north and south pledge to clear the peninsula of nuclear weapons. now can president trump seal the deal? >> it's going to be a very important meeting, the denuclearization of the korean peninsula of north korea, denuke, denuke. chris: we will discuss what comes next for kim jong un and president trump. >> i look forward to the meeting, should be quite something. chris: with john bolton first appearance at white house security adviser and then the president's new lawyer meets with robert mueller, as the senate panels moves to protect the special counsel, we will ask democrat chris coons about the bipartisan bill and whether it will make it to the full senate for a vote. plus trouble for the trump cabinet, nominee to lead the va withdraws while epa chief gets grilled over ethics. >> facts are facts and fiction is fiction. a lie doesn't become truth just because it appears in the front paper. chris: we will ask the panel about the president's promise to drain the swamp. and our power player of the week, we meet a leader of the arm's race for ideas in

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the leaders of north and south korea pledge to read the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. now can present from sealed the deal you met ♪ >> it's going to be a very important meeting. the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> chris: we will discuss what comes next for kim jong un and president trump. >> i look forward to our meeting, it should be quite something. >> chris: with john bolton, in his first sunday show appearanc appearance. then, the president's new lawyer meets with robert mueller as a senate panel moves to protect special counsel. we will ask democrat chris about this bipartisan bill and whether it will make it to the full senate for a vote. plus, trouble for the trump cabinet. the nominee to lead the va withdraws while his epa chief gets grilled over ethics. >> facts are facts, and fiction is fiction. why doesn't become truth just because it appears on the front page of the newspaper. >> chris: we will ask the sunday panel about the president's promise to drai

it doesn't chris: i'm chris what -- wallace, the u.s. and allies strike assad regime that used chemical weapons to murder its own people. ♪ >> these are not the actions of a man, they are crimes of a monster instead o. chris: we will discus the decision to hit syria again, what it means for the civil war there and the president's message to other countries supporting assad. >> to iran and to russia, i ask, what kind of a nation wants to be associated with a mass murderer of innocent men, women and children? chris: nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to the united nations live only on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: then the fbi raids the president's personal lawyer michael cohen raising questions whether mr. trump will fire robert mueller. >> well, i think it's a disgrace what's going on, we will see what happens. chris: we will discuss the latest developments with congressman trey gowdy, chair of the oversight committee. plus, former fbi director james comey's new book lashes out at president trump and the white house responds. >> the intelligence

. >> i am chris wallace. we sit down with the president of france, emmanuel macron for an exclusive interview on the eve of his visit to washington. we asked him about france's relationship with the u.s. and the surprising friendship he has forged with president trump. i want to go back to your first meeting and the famous first handshake. the allied missile strike on syria. have you persuaded him to stay to help stabilize the situation there? and relations with russia. what do you think of vladimir putin? plus, the mass protests and - - president emmanuel macron basis at home as he pursues a reform agenda to jumpstart the french economy. we go in-depth with france on a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, we will ask our sunday panel about mike pompeo's secret trip to north korea and what it means for a possible trump, kim jong-un summit >> we believe it will be a great success and we are looking forward to it. >>chris: all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news today in paris. we are report

. >> chris: the u.s. and china exchange escalating tariff threats, increasing chances for a trade war and rattling world markets. will the world's two biggest economies hit each other's exports with stiff taxes or make a deal? >> he intended to take a tough stance. >> chris: will ask larry kudlow, the president's top economic adviser, live. then, democrats look to take back the house in november. we'll look at prospects for a blue wave and the economic plan they're offering voters with joe crowley. plus, -- >> scott pruitt -- >> chris: we'll ask whether the president will fire his epa chief over ethics violations. and our power player of the week, a member of the obama cabinet goes back to school. >> there were two scenes in the matthews household, one was education and the other was public service. >> chris: all right now on "fox news sunday."no and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. the state department is monitoring reports of a poison gas attack in a rebel held town

>>chris: sylvia m.burwell had no experience in academia or school administrator.but she has taken to being a university president like a natural. that's it for today. have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday". howie: on our buzzfeed * today, the paper saying robert mueller doesn't view trump as being under criminal charges. >> any other person being told usual the subject of a investigation would be horrified. >> if someone walked in my office and said i was the subject of a multi-year investigation by robert mueller i would wet my

chris: i'm chris what -- wallace, the u.s. and allies strike assad regime that used chemical weapons to murder its own people. ♪ >> these are not the actions of a man, they are crimes of a monster instead o. chris: we will discus the decision to hit syria again, what it means for the civil war there and the president's message to other countries supporting assad. >> to iran and to russia, i ask, what kind of a nation wants to be associated with a mass murderer of innocent men, women and children? chris: nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to the united nations live only on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: then the fbi raids the president's personal lawyer michael cohen raising questions whether mr. trump will fire robert mueller. >> well, i think it's a disgrace what's going on, we will see what happens. chris: we will discuss the latest developments with congressman trey gowdy, chair of the oversight committee. plus, former fbi director james comey's new book lashes out at president trump and the white house responds. >> the intelligence

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. we sit down with the president of france, emmanuel macron, for an exclusive interview on the eve of his state visit to washington. ♪ we ask him about france's relationship with the u.s. and the surprising friendship he has forged with president trump. >> i want to go back to your first meeting and the famous first handshake. >> chris: the allied missile strike on syria. and relations with russia. >> what to think of vladimir? >> chris: plus, the mass protest and labor strike president macron faces at home as he pursues an aggressive reform agenda to jump-start the french economy. we go in depth with the president of france in a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, we will ask our sunday panel about cia director mike pompeo's secret trip to north korea and what it means for a possible trump-kim summit. >> hopefully that meeting will be a great success and we are looking forward to it. >> chris: all right now now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news, today in paris. we are

chris: when you say quickly, by tend of the year? >> well, it's a matter first to finding out just how much there is to dismantle. it's not possible to go to this meeting with a set of screwdrivers and think we are going ta take it apart beginning the day after the meeting and therefore the full complete total disclosure of everything relate today their nuclear weapon's program with full international verification and i think following libya by americans and other inspectors could be very important here. chris: now the joint statement from the two koreas called for, i want to put it on the screen, a nuclear-free korean peninsula and some people have suggested the north koreans will give up everything they've got but in return the u.s. would agree that we are not going to allow any nuclear armed airplanes or nuclear-armed ship tons korean peninsula. is that acceptable? >> well, we certainly have made that commitment and, again, i'm looking at the declaration, in the context of south korean agreements. again, looking at 1992, when they

story than the one chris was telling.rison. >> chris and christy hall's three daughters clung together in grief and shock all through the dismal evening hours of that worst of all days, june 7, 2007. waiting for this father to return from the police station and they wondered why was it taking so long. then the phone rang, and they had their answer. >> you know, broken up words and he's crying and we're crying, and that was when he said, they think i hurt mom. he was very upset. >> but he didn't sound surprised -- >> he was crying. he was crying. he was upset. >> very upset. >> but by the time police investigators were questioning chris, remember, they had heard from lyndsay patterson. and at the station chris's version of events in the spa differed in one crucial detail from what lyndsay described seeing that first time she peered over the wall and into the halls' backyard. >> that specifically, me holding her down in there, there is nothing that took place in that jacuzzi that would explain that. there was no sex. there

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>> i'm chris wallace the u.s. and european allies bomb the assad regime for using chemical weapons to murder its own people. >> president trump: these are not the anxious of a man. they're crimes of a monster instead. >> chris: we'll discuss the decision to hit syria again. what it means for the civil war there, and the president's message to other countries supporting assad. >> president trump: to iran and to russia i ask, what kind of a nation wants to be associated with the mass murder of innocent men, women, and children? >> chris: nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to the united nations live only on "fox news sunday". then the f.b.i. raids the president's personal lawyer, michael cohen. raising questions whether mr. trump will fire special counsel robert mueller. >> president trump: why don't i just fire mueller? it's a disgrace was going on. we'll see what happens. >> chris: we'll discuss the latest developments with trey gowdy, chair of the house oversite committee. plus former f.b.i. director james comey's new b

chris. >> chris: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thanks.et's talk more now about prospects for military action against syria. texas republican congressman mac thornberry is chair of the house armed services committee and he joins us tonight from capitol hill. registered mr. chairman, i wantp on the comment from defense secretary mattis that he wants to see international chemical weapons inspectors in syria this weekend. does it indicate to you there will be no u.s. strike until those inspectors are safely out of syria? >> i think it's important that we not say when or how or where we may act. clearly, if assad allows these chemical inspectors and, we will be very cautious about anything that could endanger them. at the same time, i don't think most people believe there's a high likelihood he's going to let actual inspectors in to prove what he has done. which is a terrible atrocity. we can't lose sight of that. >> chris: president trump and his tweets has been sending mixed messages. forget about the time, and i understand your sensitivity

chris? >> chris: thank you.retary betsy devos is listening to educators today about whether to end an obama era policy that tried to end racial bias in school discipline and lesson punishments. supporters of the current policy say rolling back the rule will further entrenched discrimination. opponents say it has made schools less safe and prevents effective learning. you may have noticed fewer merchants are asking for your signature when you pay by credit card. tonight, why that's happening and whether it is safe for you to stop signing. here is correspondent david lee miller. >> a photo i.d. with your signature. >> it's the end of an era. one that few people seem to notice. beginning this month, signatures will no longer be required when using a security chip enabled credit card. phasing out signatures gradually began two years ago when chip technology was introduced. the use of chip cards significantly reduced fraud because they are difficult or counterfeit. many merchants and the credit card industry say sign

chris: i want to ask you about the u.s. actions and how we are responding, though, when it comes to the displacement and torture of the syrian people. i want you to look at some state department numbers on how many refugees have come into this country over the last three years, in 2016, more than 15,000 syrian refugees came into this country. last year, 3,000. so far this year 11. on humanitarian grounds how do you justify that? >> well, i will tell you we have spent well over $6 billion on the syrian conflict. i personally went to the refugee sites in both jordan and turkey. i spent time with refugees whether they were in camps or whether they were out and i talked to them about the situation at hand. i will tell you from a humanitarian standpoint, the united states has been a massive donor to this situation but also when i talked to the refugees, what i talked to them about, they wanting to home and there's a mountain that they look over and they know it's on the other side and they know that syria is in shambles and they

now we know what's the best chris. right here. >> and we got the bill, chris."avengers" big hollywood premier, and we'll have that for you tomorrow. now, can we talk about jada pinkett smith? she's getting older, yes, but better. i dropped by her project. and ran into her costar, tiffany haddish. they rnt just costars. they're sisters for life. >> wash the dishes. i brought you this. >> ooh. she's beautiful. >> just so y'all know, every time i see tiffany, i give her a bag of some kind. >> when we first met, i had knockoff bags. she was like, you can't be having these knockoff bags. >> from homeless to hollywood, tiffany says she's learning a lot from her big sister jada. you have fallen in love with her, haven't you? >> i have. >> hmm? >> yes. >> she's like -- i can hear her voice playing, like, what would jada do in this situation. probably not say anything. but i'm not jada. so let me tell y'all -- >> jada is all about keeping it real, and that's the idea behind her new facebook series red table talks. guests include everyone from will's first wife to, you g

question for chris.t hide his money to make you think he had less? >> wait, say that again. >> seth: when you guys played monopoly, where would scott hide his money to make you think he had less? >> down his pants. [ laughter and applause ] down his pants. turn around. pick it up. [ laughter and applause ] >> our sister's gonna love this one. >> there is nothing more satisfying, truly nothing more satisfying than playing monopoly at our house than playing possum and hiding money to act like you're more -- >> being the younger brother they'd take advantage of everything. so i'd be like, "oh, i'm almost broke." and they're like, "but what about this $500 bill?" [ laughter ] >> just pullin' out a five hundo. >> free parking. yeah. >> seth: if i ever play, remind me to wear gloves. [ laughter ] >> i got new spots now. >> seth: for scott, what did chris tell his first grade class that your dad did for a living? >> oh, this is -- oh, yeah. this is like an old story that, like, i heard. >> you know this. >> he

i would respectively speculate disagree with my friend chris.the process clerics transparency and legs coherence let me tell you let's turn first to we have no idea who has selected the people that will attend chris cannot tell us how that happened. the next h.d. when it organized a give you an example organize a meeting and montreaux near a geneva last month hours invited and i was shocked to see in the meeting more than eight members of the h o r n pop rock and not a single member from the state council which is the other party to the political agreement so you're suggesting that this they are suggesting there is an island and that the press and now i have know the process let me let me give you a concrete evidence of this i mean we heard now that who made invitations to each meeting is the is the municipal council in benghazi were that one of these meetings was held on the fifth the municipal council is led by a military appointed mayor after the elected mayor had to leave the city fearing for his life he is in tripoli now the elected mayor a

your thoughts today, chris? >> i am really struggling to understand why the republicans were so eager to get these things out. they want to provide as much air cover for their president as they can. they want to. he's man of their own party. they think he's being unfairly treated. they want to provide cover for him. and keeping the pressure on comey. keeping the pressure on mueller. keeping the pressure on the department of justice. anything these republicans can do to denegrate and diminish the credibility of these institutions they think will help the president. in this one, i'm not sure they're succeeding. certainly you could take what brother york laid out there that this makes trump look good. i think it doesn't tell us much else. also reconfirms one thing we knew before which is this was a very weird situation. comey may have acted weirdly. the president acted weirdly. but the weirdness is evident. i don't know why the republicans think that helps them per the justice department. >> dana: what do you think

chris cook, our policy editor there. this story the last three nights, but nobody has been available. the home office and its culture is at the centre of this. we'll debate how this has gone wrong shortly with a former head of the civil service, and a defender of the tougher immigration controls. but everybody agrees that it's too easy in some abstract way to support a policy while forgetting what it actually means in real cases, which means we should keep reminding ourselves what the human effects have been. james clayton has been talking to clayton barnes and his daughter — he's a jamaican national who worked as a roofer here for half a century and had indefinite leave to remain, but unwittingly forfeited it when he retired to jamaica, only to find he couldn't get back in to even visit his family. despite having a uk pension. dad came to the uk around 1959. lived a full life, got married, had a house here. travel back and forth to jamaica to see family. he had indefinite leave to remain in his passport, a stamp in the

>> good morning, chris. we're told the president is seething following these fbi raids on michael we hcohen's ho suite and law offices. including the one where he referred to it as a total witch hunt, in all caps. here's the state of play we're told is sort of coloring the president's reactions. first the raid on michael cohen. you've also got the fact that his former national security adviser has pleaded guilty. his former campaign manager, paul manafort, has been indicted. there's the scrutiny surrounding the president's son-in-law, jared kushner. all while former trump campaign aides are said to be cooperating with the special counsel and the president himself we know is the subject of an fbi investigation. so even as the president takes steps to delegitimize, to politicize, the special counsel, remember, the process for getting a search warrant on a lawyer requires many layers of approval at the department of justice. and then it has to go to a judge. there has to be efld of a fresh crime. beyond that, t

and nine game off. >> chris: where off wear?ite, it's time to move up. >> jeff: it builds rubber. so sticky. peels the rubber and sticks it to the track. now you don't have much grip. >> chris: okay. they gave us -- >> jeff: i'm curious what the chemicals do. >> chris: this is the actual -- the material they put down. very scientific. we had all the different names. looks like apple juice. >> darrell: the last time i drank something like that, it ate the bottom out of my cup. >> jeff: we're in the tennessee mountains. >> chris: what do they call that? >> jeff: has a bite to it. >> chris: yeah. crew chiefs call it track bite. want to try something or no? >> darrell: no thank you. i'll stick to my coffee. >> chris: it's not bad. does the job. i'm with you, jeff. >> jeff: i never -- >> chris: i'll save some for michael waltrip. michael, you have dry out there? doing okay? >> so far so good, chris. things are nice in victory lane. i was on the grid to do the grid walk. but there's nobody in the neighborhood. decided to come to victo

. >> chris: thank you. thanks for your time, always good to talk with you and i keep listening and learning. >> larry: you've been great. you've been absolutely wonderfu wonderful. >> chris: that's where i blew all of my credibility. thank you. always a pleasure. >> larry: it was a joke and a compliment. >> chris: next congressman joe crowley on his party's message for the 2018 midterms and talk you might replace nancy pelosi

chris, father of the groom.hey come from totally different worlds. >> i never hit my children. one of the good things about not being there. >> chris has also recently joked about flirting with rihanna. ♪ and striking out. >> what would you expect to happen? >> did you shoot your shot and she just -- >> you say, what's up? you just say, what's up? hey, how's it going? >> she said, hey, auntie chris. >> i think that's a yes. >> did you get rejected by rihanna? >> everybody in their own way has been rejected. yes. i got rejected by dj khaled. >> this isn't the only netflix >> -- >> we know how old she'll be when he has a comeback tour? >> >> this isn't the only netflix movie adam is making with a former co-star. he's also reteaming with jennifer aniston. remember, adam played her husband in "just go with it." and they are going to be married again in the comedy "murder mystery." >>> still ahead -- >> before revengers infinity war hits the theaters tonight, we hit the stars with a blast from the past. >> steve irwi

thank you, chris. >> its should be. >> the weather, this is going

away every single time and chris chris someone who reminded him that maybe shouldn't die five minutes live anymore i got there how did you feel finally when you landed at luton airport and there were. three full five hundred thousand people whites in for the team did that shock you did it surprise you did it make you think crikey what if would have won this it did but i did wonder if some kind of band was on a plane beyond or something like that because you thought it was a big and it turned out maybe the bait was a got back together somehow because it was absolutely crazy manic trying to drive home to an e m one and it was scary stand driving around because people were going past the car coming from heads out trying to take pictures i think some people followed me all the way back i was living in woken him then and i think some people from not on foot i lived anywhere near there so they follow me almost to drive around a little bit just to lose them as i didn't know where i lived and then went out when i arrived home. lives in a place state called woods hill and welcome and as i driv

chris. dan. chris is making your point. it's a most likely democrats have given up on offering solutions or ideas, proposals to raise the standard of living for the average american. all of you guys -- hold on. what i'm telling you, what i see, i've been around washington for far too long. there's a lot of -- you are a xenophobic, anti-immigrant, antiblack, anti-lgbt. anti, anti, anti, bob mueller, impeachment, racist. that's what it is. where are the proposals about raising standard of living for average americans? >> there are tons of those proposals. >> laura: you say they are running on trump. that's all they are running on. >> no, they are not. the people are voting on trump. i've been on campaigns my entire life and this guy has taken all the oxygen out of the debate. it's all about him. it's not about the republican what they may or may not want to do. it's not about the democrat what they may or may not want to do. it's about donald trump and what he's doing. >> laura: growing the economy, good. >> the margin of vic

chris is off. back by popular demand, jim chute toe and chris avlon. great to have you. we have so much news to get to. a newly released classified memo provides new details on the scope of robert mueller's investigative mandate. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein explicitly authorized bob mueller whether paul man forth colluded with russia. >>> also, the white house is making a new legislative push aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration has president trump is fanning fears the u.s. policies weakened border security. now the justice department is looking to impose quotas on immigration judges. >> president trump once again slamming the justice department as the administration looks to speed up deportations. president also taking aim at democrats for blocking, he says, his nominations and ramping up his war on amazon, whose stock continues to plum met. meantime, the source close to the white house says the epa scott pruitt's job is now in jeopardy. coming as the white house looks as wheth

i'm chris matthews in miami. president trump's relationship with his chief of staff seems to have downgraded to a point a new low point. nbc news's exclusive reporting according to eight current and former white house officials, chief of staff john kelly has eroded morale in the west wing by insulting the president's intelligence, and casting himself as the savior of the country. according to four forces who say the witness kelly has called the president an idiot. multiple times. in conversations with lawmakers, kelly made fun of what he sees as trump's lack of knowledge about policy and government. he also reportedly denigrated the president's understanding of the daca program, telling people during one meeting he doesn't even understand what a daca is, what daca is, he is an idiot. wow. nbc is also reporting that current and former white house officials said kelly has at times made remarks that have rattled female staffers. he has told aides multiple times that women are more emotional than men. well, the retir

chris cillizza, ronny jackson.his is it seems they did not makeheec is s phone calls what kind of stink may ce u in this cfirmation hearing. what you're hearing, are these fair avenues of of critique and concern, or is all of this a smear campaign against a doctor that the obama administration recommended very highly? >> that is true. and i think part of the reason, chris, you haven't seen all that much vetting is because this is someone already serving under barack obama. he was the white house physician. they thought, how bad can it be? that does not excuse it, by the way. for either barack obama or donald trump. is it is a smear campaign? i think the bar is higher when you're the white house physician as it relates to drinking on the job. or off job hours. if you're on a foreign trip in which you're the care of the president of the united states, that is your main task and you never know when that could come up, obviously, i think it is problematic. i think that this is being turned into by president trump, well

blazin president of neptune global holdings thanks for being with us chris thank you bart. and french workers are increasing their activity in response to president mccrone plans to cut jobs and reduce security and benefits on monday for national railway unions escalated their actions with stoppages that they say will occur for two of every five days from now until june this builds on the momentum of a one day work stoppage by rail and public sector workers the state rail company s. and c f says only about one of eight high speed trains were running on monday and that it may cost as much as twenty million euros for every day of the stoppage transportation minister elizabeth bourne took a hard line in response to the strike saying the government will stand firm present mccrone new political party has a strong parliamentary majority which may enable the president to push his overall agenda dealing with pay and pensions through over massive resistance while have more on the french rail strike in the coming days. and in the us the upsurge of labor activism one teachers is sprea

chris: good to see you. refinancing deal that went for a home dealer. -- deal hinges on and as the buyers of credit default swaps, they will benefit on the default should be ruled a credit event. have a got that right? chris: that is correct. eric: i was surprised when questione answered my about this dispute on bloomberg television a few weeks ago and i'm even more surprised that you are here. why are you here? chris: it's more about educating the market and what's at stake. the current structure is somewhat incomplete as to guidelines on what market participants can and cannot do. there is a narrative that there is a loophole here. we don't think there is at all. eric: a loophole that blackstone exploited. isis: that provision basically intended so that a pirate bonds and a buyer protection conserved the default on their bonds and then collect on their default. it is not to conspire with a company. >> blackstone has been described -- this trade has been described as genius, brilliant. how would you describ

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