>> chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump keeps attacking "the squad," but says he disapproves of that angry chant. ♪ >> i didn't say that. they did. but i disagree with it. >> being a somali immigrant refugee in congress. >> chris: will discuss the weak's debate over loyalty and country with senior advisor stephen miller, one of the president of austria's immigration hardliners. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then. >> the report is my testimony. >> chris: democrats prepared to question former counsel robert mueller about his russia investigation. we'll ask house judiciary committee chair jerry nadler about his party's str jerry nadler only on "fox news sunday" ." and, iran seizure of a british oil tanker escalates tensions with the west. we'll ask our sunday panel what happens next. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. "send her back." that is the phrase, and the debate, that has consumed washington and much of the country this week. critics of the present's

chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump keeps attacking the squad. but says he disapproves of that angry chant. president trump: i didn't say that, they did. >> being a somali immigrant refugee by contrast. chris: we'll discuss the debate over race and country. stephen miller, one of the immigration's immigration hardliners. >> the new report is my testimony. chris: democrats prepare to question robert mueller about his russia investigation. we'll ask jerry nadler about his strategy to get mueller to go beyond his report. jerry nadler only on "fox news sunday." iran's seizure of a british oil tanker escalates tensions. hello from fox news in washington. send her back. that's the phrase and the debate that has consumed washington and much of the country this week. critics of the president's comments say urging four congress women to go back where they came from is hateful. but mr. trump says he won't stand for some of the things the so-called squad says about this country. joining us is white house advisor stephen miller. you are the president's senio

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump claims victory after robert mueller's testimony as democrats debate what to do next. ♪ speak of the had nothing, and now they have less than nothing. >> did you actually told legs on what >> no. >> chris: and while the senate passed a bipartisan budget deal that is making conservative spending hawks cringe? we will discuss that and more with white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. then, just two days before the next democratic debate, joe biden says no more mr. nice guy. >> what did you mean when you said you're not going to be displayed in the next debate. >> will see. >> chris: presidential candidate and entrepreneur andrew yang joins us for an exclusive 2020 sit down. bus, speaker pelosi and aoc meet to clear the air. >> we have our differences, respect that. >> chris: it we will ask our sunday panel about pelosi's bid to end the infighting and her party. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news and washington. president trump is in anot

chris: i'm chris wallace. the risk of life threatening floods as tropical storm barry moved inland and president trumps immigration rates start in cities across the country. >> it starts on sunday and it would take people out and bring them back to their countries. chris: the president insists he did not cave on using the census to find out what the people in this country are citizens. president trump: not only did i back down but i did not back up. chris: we discussed this with kellyanne conway who's just back from the southern border. president trump: there's nothing he can say. he's written a report. the report said no collusion and it said effectively, no obstruction. chris: robert mueller's testimony on capitol hill delay as democrats subpoena new witnesses in the russia investigation. we will discuss house democrats showdown with the president with assistant speaker. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, the very public feud between speaker pelosi and the left wing of her party. we asked our sunday p

chris: mr.nk you, thank you for sharing your weekend and your ideas with us and tracking how much time you actually get to speak in the debate this week. >> thank you, chris, hopefully i will see you in detroit. chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancy pelosi plays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? for all-day, all-night protection. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zer

chris: mr.g, thank you, thank you for sharing your weekend and your ideas with us and tracking how much time you actually get to speak in the debate this week. >> thank you, chris, hopefully i will see you in detroit. chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancy pelosi plays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away

>> that's what we're asking, chris. >> reporter: chris was sticking to his story, but the biggest break the case was about to happen. what chris didn't know is that while detectives were turning up the heat inside the interrogation room, outside they sent some cadaver dogs over to the mall to sniff around his car. and now the team at the mall wanted to speak with detectives immediately. >> they said the dogs just hammered his car. they said they're all over it. >> reporter: they found the scent of human remains. >> i don't know why cadaver dogs hit on my car. >> i do. they don't just hit. they don't just pick cars out of the blue. >> what is it they're trained to detect? i mean -- >> the odor of decomposition. >> reporter: wallace had chris against the ropes, and he was finally going to get some answers. not just about what happened, but why. the startling revelation, heather's radical makeover of her body and life had put her life in imminent danger. >>> coming up -- a whole new story from chris. was this all some awful accident? or could it be murder with a mind-blowing motive? - when

chris: mr. yang, thank you, thank you for sharing your weekend and your ideas with us and tracking how much time you actually get to speak in the debate this week. >> thank you, chris, hopefully i will see you in detroit. chris: well, no, you won't, but that's -- [laughter] >> not a fox debate but we would like to do one. [laughter] >> thank you. nancy pelosi plays down tensions after meeting with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we will discuss the democratic divide when our sunday group returns. >> what did you mean when you said you were not going to be polite in the next debate? >> we will see. chris: democratic front runner joe biden promising he's going to be much tougher on his rivals in this week's presidential debates in detroit and we are back now with the panel, karl, what do you expect from this next round of democratic debates and how do you explain the fact that despite performance in first debate which was universally panned that joe biden is still leading the democratic field in the lat

chris? >> casey reporting from new orleans, thanks and stay safe. there is another breaking news. i.c.e. is launching raids today in cities across the country targeting migrant families that have received deportation order. the nationwide sweep is ramping up criticism from democrats, over president trump's approach to immigration. in a moment we'll speak with kellyanne conway, counselor to the president, but first kevin corke is live at the white house with the latest. kevin? reporter: chris these individuals have been ordered a court to leave this country but they simply refuse to do so and so now federal law enforcement officials confirm to fox news they've begun to remove a process beginning with raids in new york and elsewhere. >> from coast to coast, protests across america greeted the trump adminitration's decision to conduct raids to remove thousands from the country. protests that included the raising of a mexican flag over an i.c.e. facility. at the southern border vice president mi

chris. >> chris: brian, thank you.cussing with the department learned from the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. a new report calls for police to secure high-rise buildings overlooking open air crowds. it also recommends more officers with rifles and training to stop a shooter in an elevated position. 58 people were killed in the 2017 attack during an outdoor music festival on the strip. a coast guard cutter is back importunate with almost $600 million worth of seized cocaine and marijuana. the event highlights a war on drugs most people never see. national correspondent william la jeunesse reports tonight from los angeles. >> off columbia, the u.s. coast guard intercepts a summary carrying thousands of pounds of cocaine. when it refuses to stop, a guardsman jumps on, pounding the hatch until smugglers surrender. it is part of america's billion-dollar war on drugs fought on the high seas far from u.s. shores. cocaine is the drug cartel's cash cow. 85% moves up the central american coast and ships. most is

. >> chris: thank you. patrick from wall street. all three major indexes closed at record highs. the dow finished ahead 244. the s&p 500 gained 14. nasdaq up 48. for a week, the dow picked up 1.5 percentage points. the s&p 500 gained three quarters. nasdaq finished up 1%. let's talk more about a big week for the economy and the markets. liz claman, host of good evening, liz. >> what a day on wall street. you don't often see what investors got to see in the final hour trade this afternoon, i trifecta of a stock market record. all closed as never before seen in all-time highs. slotted out a gain of 244 points on the dow? not only did it close above 24,000, but the s&p saw its first ever close above the 3,000 mark. you wonder, what's the propellant for this rocket ship of the market? big tech was a part of it. facebook's stock pulling up a whiplash and turned around late in the day. social media drive had been down 2% most of the day but suddenly into the green half an hour before the close after "the wall str

chris: stephen, thank you for your time. i wanted to talk about immigration but we didn't get there. please come back. there are a lot of interesting

chris: this isn't over. >> no, it's far from over. in fact, i don't know if it was in the clip that you saw little later or after he got back in district in new york, nadler actually told people he has begun impeachment inquiry, let's not lose sight that he's facing primary from his left in new york, falling over himself to become more progressive in order to try to keep his job and not lose to the next aoc, no, this is not over in their minds which is bizarre given what happened this week. mueller answered the single one outstanding question, he said -- they asked him would you have indicted the president were he not the president and mueller said absolutely not, he would not do that. chris: that's not not what he said, he said we didn't because of the olc, office of legal counsel compliance we didn't even make a decision. >> he got asked the question about congressman lou who i know, would you have indicted him, yes, we would, at the beginning of the second hearing -- chris: that's when he said, yes, i agree, but what he said was th

chris: thank you. if the hand shake with kim is the image from the strip, the most important development may well be the decision of president trump and president xi to resume trade talks. to discuss that, let's bring in chief white house economic advisor larry kudlow. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you chris, i appreciate it. >> what has the u.s. and china committed to as a resume the stocks and is there a deadline for how these talks will go on? >> first point is to resume the talks as president xi continuing the talks which have been interrupted for a while. it is a very big deal. i think that is a banner headline from this. i think everybody is going to be pleased at that, no promises, no deal made, no timetable, i want to emphasize that, president said several times, this is about the quality of the deal, no timetable, no rush, he is comfortable where he is in any case. i think coming back we will resume the talks, the two teams will begin together in tariffs will not be race, there wil

and in the center seat, chris stirewalt! fox news politics editor and cohost of "i'll tell you what" podcast. >> chris: i'm looking to be here today, thank you for having me. >> anna: i love your podcast, i listen to you and dan as often as i can. >> chris: even in australia? >> anna: even down under. >> harris: that's a good way to get started! let's move. president trump president trump announcing labor secretary alex acosta will step down just two days after acosta vigorously defended his role in jeffrey epstein's 2008 plea deal. when he was the u.s. attorney for south florida. acosta also said he has an outstanding relationship with president trump. the president, before eating before departing the white house for wisconsin, set acosta was a great labor secretary and the decision to go was his. acosta stood at the president's side and spoke, as well. >> alex called me and he wanted to see me. and i said, "well, we have the press right out here. perhaps you just want to say to the press." but i want to let you know, this

nothing was too expensive for chris.ived in. >> it was a house purchased by his mother. >> eighteen year old kid with his own house? >> correct. that's kinda strange, you know. >> was he a mama's boy? >> well, i mean, i guess he was a mama's boy, you know. anything he needed, he got. >> reporter: but according to michael, becky's over-the-top generosity always seemed to come with strings attached. >> it was that, "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's the keys to your new car." "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's your house." "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's an envelope full of money." >> reporter: and whatever becky asked for, chris would eagerly deliver. >> he said, "it may be very hard for you to understand, but i would do anything in this world for my -- for our mother." >> reporter: could "anything" have included killing his mother's romantic rival? michelle amerson, who knew the family well, says over the last several years chris had grown distant. she worried he was heading down

chris is good -- life is good for chris. >> we're in the honeymoon phase.aving the stress of the ceremony behind you is kind of nice. we just feel very blessed and very, very happy. >> chris and katherine seem to be enjoying their first six weeks of marriage. they've already made two additions to their family -- two hairy, adorable additions. >> i saw she got you a couple pet pigs, that's not an average gift. >> no, well, not an average gift and she's not an average woman. i got a nice couple of kunekune pigs, tim and faith, and i invite tim and faith to come to the farm and meet your namesake. >> we're basically, opening a brand-new ride, the jurassic world ride, jurassic world, the ride. i just rode it and it's unbelievable. >> chris joined bryce dallas howard at universal studios hollywood's latest attraction and he can't wait to bring his son, jack. >> i think he's just the right age. he can handle it. he's going to love all the dinosaurs. >> we're still two years away from the next jurassic film, but chris already has a wish list. >> i would love to se

flonase. >> kennedy: think so much the one and only chris bedford >> chris: this has been incredible.. tune in tonight, the debates. and tomorrow! >> kennedy: june then right here. >> chris: watch here, watch the analysis. >> kennedy: then he watched the fox business network at 9:00 p.m., 6:00 in the west. we are back on the couch tomorrow at noon eastern. lucky you! here's harris faulkner back in action. >> harris: no one introduces me like kennedy. fox news alert, president trump ramping up as a tax on elijah cummings and baltimore as he says people in that city are thanking him. "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. earlier at the white house the president denied that he is hurting himself publicly by going after congressman's be told and instead he claims the people they have called to thank him for doing what he's doing. chief white house correspondent john roberts has more from the north lawn. >> the president should be back in the warehouse within the hour, harris. in jamestown, it was unclear whether it was tied to his spat with elijah cummings or the feud he recently h

>> no, chris. stop asking me what the president's intentions are -- >> i'm not asking you about his intentions. i'm asking if you agree with what he said. >> you need to ask the president. i'm not his press secretary. i'm the commissioner. let's talk about the crisis. let's talk about the overcrowding that we have and the reason why we have the overcrowding is because congress won't do their job. let's talk about that we ask congress for months to pass a bill to get families and kids out of the holding facilities which we have been saying we agree for months they shouldn't be there and congress drug their feet and blamed cbp for the conditions, chris. let's talk about that. >> first of all, you got to investigate and make sure that none of your men and women are doing anything wrong. there are allegations. you know how i've been arguing about the border and the need for action. >> and you've been there. and i appreciate it. i wish more people like you would go to the border. >> and i will be back.

he's the name on the deal. >> chris, he didn't overturn anybody. according with all of the people in his office, career prosecutors, fbi, what he got was a deal that no one else was getting at the time. so i think, look, it's a terrible thing. i'm glad that the southern district of new york is prosecuting this guy who's by all accounts a really bad individual. and retrospect, maybe the case could have done something differently. the evidence must not have been there at the time because i promise you that the good men and women of the fbi back then in the southern district of miami were doing their jobs. do you think anybody there wanted to let this creep go? i promise you didn't -- >> i think it's a legitimate question. hold on a second. let's be very clear, dave, dave, dave, dave, hold on. i like the reversal. you know how many times i've had to say that to you when we talk about the mueller probe. >> because it's a legitimate question. >> i thought it was length back then too. >> i'm not casting -- >> you had a different perspective -- >> dave, l

i'm chris hayes. it was just yesterday that former special counsel robert mueller in what was likely his last message to congress warned yet again about the specter of russian interference in our next election. >> over the course of my career, i have seen a number of challenges to our democracy. the russian government's efforts to interfere in our election is among the most serious. that was not a hoax. the indictments we returned against the russians, two different ones were substantial and in their scope, using the scope word again. and i think one of the -- we have underplayed to a certain extend that aspect of our investigation that has and would have long-term damage to the united states that we need to move quickly to address. >> despite that warning, only hours later, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, republican, blocked not one, but two election security measures saying that democrats were just trying to give themselves a political advantage, which itself is interesting. the democrats ar

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a lot has been done, chris.n done and no one cares about this issue because this administration does. >> first of all, we didn't have the risk then. you can argue obama mishandled it when he found out about it in 2016 and he played it too safe and tried to go to mitch mcconnell and tried to have it bipartisan. but that was then, this is now. this president has never said the following. russia interfered in our election, they're trying to do it again, and i will stop them. never. >> president trump said on may 3rd russia cannot interfere in our election. he has said that before, and i don't think you can leave president obama out of this because this threat went back to 2014. that is when the intel community -- >> it went back further than that. the point is that is a distraction from the now. when the president stood on the stage of helsinki, if you want to look back, when he sat there, he said this. >> all i can do is ask the question. my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others, they said they t

and i know chris is going to have more on that. the news continues. chris? >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." the president likes to appeal to those who hate. too few in his party say something. too many justify it. and they try to curry his favor and maybe the favor of the same hateful lot. it is all sickening. we have new reaction from the brown and black-skinned lawmakers he told to go back where they came from. is this president's pension for division driving his i.c.e. roundups. we have the acting head of cbp is here. what happened this weekend and why are the occurrences so secret. and joe biden told me he was looking for a fight on one of the biggest dividing lines for 2020. he just teed it up today. will he win or lose? what do you say? let's get after it. >>> so the president told four lawmakers of color to leave the country. not because he thinks they're criticism makes them un-american. who has said un-american things than he, arguably? no one tells him to go back to where he wrongly said his father was born in germany. he said it be

then chris hermann singles to right, chris davis scores. it is 4-0.ite sox starter. they bring in one-time detwiler. franklin barreto greets with three-run bomb to left center. 7-0 after the first inning and 80s roll -- a's roll 13-2. >> anybody can do damage any day. we're not relying on one guy every day to come in and produce. scoring up top but a lot of guys in the bottom of the lineup are carrying the team for the day. i think we take pride in being good one through nine. >>> out to tahoe for the american century championship. steph curry loves golf. not sure he's loving this. on 14 from the pine straw. knocks it into the grandstand. steph can only laugh. couldn't do that again if he tried. fans love it, though, because he plays it from there. they clear out the seats. nice shot on the green and just rolls onto the collar. his play partner justin timberlake can't believe it but steph missed the par putt. to 17, timberlake, hike hike to aaron rodgers. steph going deep over the middle. of course rogers hits him in lo setuoing to be a dfere we've go

quick funny story, chris.r at the apartment building i live in late last year, and there was a fellow standing there in a suit with a congressional security pin on. i didn't recognize him at all. i found myself saying i'm sorry, i don't know who you are. and he said i'm john radcliffe from texas. so i really don't know him that well. based on any observations i had on his performance in the intel committee, and thus far appears or the more of a cheerleading role than it is of a dispassionate statement of the fax. >> when he made that comment the other day about the democrats and the socialists and it was meant to be a serious inquiry, he threw out the cheapest -- one thing to call the democratic party the democrat party. they do that instinctively. but to refer to the democrats as the democrats and the socialists seems like in addition to trump. this guy is going to play "hardball" against the democrats. >> that isn't exactly the kind of national security heft one would hope to see in a person filling this pos

back with me, thank goodness, kailee and chris. not that i was going to send chris to the cornfield or anything. >> i love corn, it's american baby. >> right. now, look, with those kinds of speeches with what is going here, it is the fourth of july kailee, we have got kamala harris calling the president of the united states a predator. now, some of the messaging is that we should be united. mayor pete's message, we need to be united. is there a legitimate political reason for that kind of rhetorit to be continued not just on this holiday but at any point considering the divisions here kailee? >> no. kamala harris is a fraud. it's ironic to hear her say i know predators. clearly not, there was a predator in her midst, her top staffer, settled a sexual harassment payout for $400,000. was only fired nearly two years later when the media found out about it. for knowing predators, she had one in her office that she chose to neglect. she's the one who's fraudulent. she wants to point fingers at joe biden, when she was an aggressive prose

chris hold on one second. hold on. kailee, talk about how much money the president has raised and he's raised a lot. doesn't match up with the democratic candidates what they're raising. many democratic candidates f you add up the money, there is a similar amount of money pouring in to that side. is that something that needs to be considered? i mean the president, the rnc raised money. so have the democrats collectively. what do you say? >> add in the dnc and you have a negative on the balance sheet, they're carrying a lot of debt. we're sitting comfortably on the $105 million, smart digitally, we know how advertising works. we have a data operation that is probably quantified close to a billion dollars. >> what do you have on hand? >> $100 million, what do you have on hand? >> no. >> we're confident with our money. >> he doesn't know how to run a campaign and he'll lose in 2020. >> he clearly does. do you remember november 8, 2016? >> let me remind both of you, hillary had a billion dollars and it didn't matter. it's

valerie, great to see you. >> nice to see you, chris.hank you. >>> up next, a high-stakes hearing on capitol hill. the air force general tapped to be the next vice chair of the joint chiefs of staff is being accused of sexual assault. now he's testifying before the panel that will decide if his confirmation will go through, but it's the senators defending him that are getting the attention now. ors defending him that are getting the attention now. you try hard, you eat right... mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells, for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. coolsculpting, take yourself further. ♪ as your life grows, so do your needs. ♪ and with bank of america and merrill, the benefits you get can grow, too. as a preferred rewards

we're curing cancers now, chris.ut the thing is we are devoted to that notion and there's so much -- think about what we can do in this country if we take the resources that are being wasted now and spend it on significant research, on cancer, alzheimer's, on diabetes, on so many things. i've been sitting down with the -- the government can actually rally enormous support -- it just seems to me, chris, i think you know me. i've never been more optimistic in my life about the possibilities of this country. >> why? we're so divided. >> the fact of the matter is we're in a better position, our politics is broken but the public is not broken. the point of the matter is that there's so many opportunities. we've led by the example of our power, all these years. we're in a position where we have the capacity to do so much, the greatest research universities in the world more than all the rest of the world combined. what bugs me, what bothers me is there's one big roadblock. and i'm not being mellow dramatic. it's donald tru

i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." biden is going backwards in the polls in the latest post-debate. taking him on over race worked. you know what that means. there's going to be more of it. and the opponent who came at him the most benefitted the most in the recent polls. kamala harris, the senator from california, got a big boost. question, is that why the president's son retweeted a birther-style smear about her? that's the great debate. >>> and what was his sister ivanka doing at the center of g20 class photos in private conversations with world leaders? she was also at her father's high-stakes sit-down with kim jong-un at the dmz? shouldn't we have the best diplomats beside our president who clearly needs the support. >>> and lawmakers went to the border today. they were shocked. you should be too. but not for the same reason. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> all right. we knew things were going to change after this debate, but, boy, did they change a lot. five poi

reins in washington and london bus after the alleged we're trying to get former labor shadow minister chris williams of the founder of the u.k. zante racist alliance and inaugurate to have a campaign for justice for the $993.00 monitors stephen lawrence awards were blairite attempt to destroy germany's cauldron all the civil coming up in today's going on the ground the 1st after last night's televised debate between your liberal candidates to be britain's next prime minister by the end of the month what do they really have to say about this 18000 is a really quite extraordinary number accounts for nearly one in 5 bank jobs and by the scale of this restructuring which i see has actually taken some of us by surprise the area in focus they have been investment banking so it hasn't come as a surprise to self-styled city analysts according to c.n.n. the bank is firing $800000.00 people and investment banking is something to get out of well arguably it was a surprise this week decrying london employees of the bank founded in the year of the paris commune where rustbelt american surprise because u

no chris it is my turn let e me talk.if you don't love america, if you are embarrassed of our values, then you're free to leave and go wherever else you want to go. and if you want to go fix any other country you can and then come shows us how to do it all of these people want to criticize america is great. we are getting sick and tired of these members of congress trashing america.le we are getting sick and tired of it. >> chris, chris, you know you talk about the president needs to be respectful. so do you when a woman is talking. she has her turn about, you have your turn. so go ahead chris tell qhaws you want to say. >> my bottom line is this per for jr. members of the house of representatives disagree with them a lot. he's the president of the united states. he needsyo to hold himself to a highser standard. he needs to not get down in the mud and needs to not say things that could be considered racist bring people together and he needs to lead. which is what he does not do. >> squad members were just accusing speaker

from jamestown, the bbc's chris buckler reports. chris: jamestown is regarded as a place where the foundations were laid for what would become america. the first legislative assembly met here 400 yea ago in what what was then the colony virginia. pres. trump: right here in virginia your predecessors -- >> you can send us back! -- can't send us back! rgia is our home! chris: yet four centuries on, an invitation to the current head of government led to protests. he said, "you cannot send us back," a reference to recent comments by president trump that led some to refuse iions to this event. in the posts on twitter, he told several black and ethnic minority members of congress that they should return to the crime-infested places they came from. >> it angered me, because i don't feel like he win just tato those four women. he was talking to me. chris: it sa something about modern america that some democrats are choosing to boycott an event at what ise regarded as rthplace of this country's democracy because it is being attended by the e

chris: up 30%, 40%.ly but they are attractive companies like lockheed martin. these companies are not going away. that was a christmas present. tom: francine wants to invest. francine: i am looking at a good chart of the s&p 500. i am typing as we talk. it touched 3000 yesterday but closed just below. is it time for a correction? chris: i don't know, but probably not. it feels like the wind is that our back. usually when it breaks through, we are not going back down but perhaps to a higher level. i would not be a seller with the fed poised to ease and accommodation in every part of the world. francine: what action looks expansion -- expensive? chris: the equity markets, not so much. for those who were old enough to remember, we are in the late 1990's where things kept going up but did not reach real bubble characteristics until 1999. we are much more afraid of trade. china, talking to john butler. apple is a value relative to some of these multiples. do you buy apple today? buis: it is not a screaming y,

and abroad notably no interim skins would chris williamson like like usual chris williams and and then remove the article what are you making of this chris williams in case what is that what does it mean as regards jeremy corbyn well i have to say he is a close friend and ally of chris williamson because he's been so supportive of b. from the get go from the time i was suspended in his routines of 2016 to the time i was expelled in april last year and you were expelled for at attacking roots me that that's why you were thrown out not attacking i never attacked. or of cooperated with the right wing i made an observation in public which was a throwaway line frankly i'm a victim of fake news what's going to chris then because williamson well it doesn't bode well he's done a lot for jeremy he's been jeremy's most loyal member of parliament an ultra cool been loyalist who frankly i think has been thrown under the bus led by tom watson who has formed these quite venal look at his registrar of bemba's interests and the money's got from so trevor chain to name but one of the leading zionist yo

chris buckler, bbc news,ir jamestown innia. laura: last week the image of a young girl clinging onto her ba sister in syria following an airstrike refocused global attention on the conflict. it happened in idlib province, the last remaining rebel ronghold. it led to dozens of civilian deaths in the last week. today the uncle of the girls has been speaking about what our chief international correspondent lyse doucet has the story. lyse: one small frame, a symbol of syria's pain. luthe five-year-oldhes her baby sister by her t-shirt as she dangles. their uncle screaming for help in the rubble of a devastating air raid. a few days on, speaking for the first time. >> we could hear the jet above us. suddenly the glass shatter. i immediately leapt towards the smokemidst thick black i found the girls right there. i heard her shoutg, " uncle!" but she ll as the rubble llapsed. lyse: both girls fell to the ground that day, pending the five-year-old's life. olthe seven-montmiraculously survived. these are the streets of their town in nor

chris and chris' party have charged everybody from grover cleveland to mitt romney with being a racist. that is garbage, that's a lie. chris knows it's a lie. listen, you don't like the president's attitude. --u >> hold on, dan. >> wait. i didn't interrupt you, right? let me finish my point. >> go ahead. >> the president of theth united states, if anything, has been an equal opportunity offender. he is a scruffy guy. i don't mind it. some people do. fine, make your case, but insisting that the president of the united states, the very definition of racism gauges people's character based on the melanin content of their skin it's the dumbest thing you could possibly sound cable news and i believe in your heart that you know that -- >> i have a grandson -- i am a grandson of a german-jewish immigrant who fought for theed united states in world war ii and was told to go back to where he came from for his opinion until the day he died. italian-americans -- told the same thing and the people who are saying that to them were racist. >> i'm married to an immigrant slightly to go back.t spare me

chris ralph. up next, chris is taking us to it.k to the volkswagen cfo after the carmaker reported adjusted operating profits for the second quarter above analyst estimates. that is coming up in just a few minutes. bloomberg users can interact with the charts shown using to tv . browse recent charts, catch up on analysis, and save charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. laying the groundwork. european sovereign bond yields hit record lows. we speak with german finance minister olaf schulz. the great purge, boris johnson tears up the cabinet and promotes brexit enthusiasts to top positions. earnings avalanche. we get numbers from some of europe's biggest names. don't miss our interviews with the volkswagen, roach, and many more. alphabet and amazon report. ♪ nejra: good morning. welcome to daybreak europe. just gone 7:00 in london. let's get into the earnings. assets inning to sell 2019. mostly in emp. that's one of the key lines we are getting

donald trump won, chris! he won. do you get it?> what i find preposterous is that there is an environmental crisis, people talking about this green new deal and people throwing out ideas out here. i'd like to see the right come back with their own ideas and meet in the middle like we used to do in america. instead, we demonize them and guide like dinesh demonize people on the left coming up with ideas instead of coming up with their own ideas. >> laura: are you saying, chris hahn, your response, the idea that the left -- i mean, having been the victim of all this, and i don't whine about it because it's the way it is in the arena, they are the biggest womanizer's out there. they want to run people off the air waves. we want to debate issues. you want to talk about the green new deal, which car gets to be thrown in the crash sheep, chris. >> but the left comes up with ideas to save the planet -- >> laura: the left does it, i'm a person of this background. >> i haven't heard that one. to be when you can be called every name in the bo

i'm chris matthews out in detroit again. well, the candidates will take the stage in the next hour for round two of the second democratic debate here, and all eyes will be on center stage, of course, as front-runner, former vice president joe biden gets a rematch for senator kamala harris. whether he wants one or not. biden has said he plans to be less polite in tonight's debate. biden campaign officials told nbc news the former vp plans to take the fight directly to president trump, but won't take any attacks on his record lying down. well, today the former vice president made clear one thing he plans to fight for tonight. he released an op-ed column going after his democratic rivals on the issue of health care. his campaign also released a video showing his opponents struggling to discuss their own health care plans. ♪ >> how much would medicare for all cost? >> a couple things. >> just quickly so, people would know how much it would cost. >> but again -- >> the former vice president will be flanked tonight at center stage