congressman dan kildee and the ranking member, devin nunes. as we give them them into position right now, i'm always very transparent about this, as well. in addition to that, we are waiting also to hear from the president of the united states a little bit later today on ruling out his immigration plan, which is where congressman nunes and i first began. across from the political aisle, democrat gannon don't like dan kildee, a member of the ways and means committee. we just talked with congressman nunes about documents and that we are talking about tax returns. what is the next step in all of this? >> the chairman's of the committee has issued a subpoena to enforce his authority under the irs codes. protection 6103. i have heard from the chairman, he has been very focused on this. he intends to pursue every avenue to support the subpoena. my expectation is, just from the signals we are getting, this initiation will continue to resist. in all likelihood, ultimately this will be resolved the weight disputes between the two branches should be res

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that is democratic congressman from michigan dan kildee.n congressrats propose limiting credit card interest and visa and mastercard take a hit. you can watch a presentation from bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez on the bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you're watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. these the and mastercard are stocks of the hour. both tumbling after democrats proposed capping interest rates. emma: both stocks started the day low but really drop double-click when we got the headline that bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez are introducing a bill to cap interest rates at 15%. it will establish a national usury rate and will be known as the loan shark prevention act. they are speaking out a webcast about this proposed bill. it is interesting the fed keeps data on the average interest rates and we have a chart which shows this. the average interest rate is close to 15%. there are variations when we look at that. david: i am sorry to interrupt you. we will go right to the white house. president tru

congressman dan kildee, great to have you. thank you very much.dor terry miller, see you next time. we do need to tell you right now the markets are still deep in the red. i was looking at some of the words that all the websites are talking about decline, retreat, rout but in the wake of the higher new tariffs expected on incoming chinese goods, retailers pulverized. everything from clothing to cosmetics to handbags, expected to get more expensive. take a look at some of these names. tapestry, the parent company of coach, that's down 6%. l brands down 6 prs. tiffany, 6.66% loss. gap, 6.5%. best buy, down 5.75 tle%. tim anderson, ira anderson and chris robinson. ira, what are you doing on a day like today? >> covering myself and hoping for the best. what i really think is this was coming. we knew china was going to retaliate. i have been telling my clientele stand back on this. on this break now, you start looking very hard for buying opportunities again. what's going to change? we are in a trading affair. we're not going to go to the sky anymore.

michigan democrat dan kildee chief deputy whip here in studio. thank you for being here in person. to go ahead and comment on this? >> obviously. i don't think she hates israel or jews. i think we have to be careful how we respond to these things. there should be no tolerance for anti-semitism or any bigotry of any type but it is true that everything that she says or others say is diced and sliced and parsed. >> bill: it keeps happening. >> she said the horror of the holocaust. i think the way it is being interpreted perhaps may not be what she intended. >> sandra: to go back and these are specifically the words. there is kind of a calming feeling, she said, i always tell folks, when i think of the holocaust and the tragedy of the holocaust and the fact it was my ancestors that obviously is the point of concern. should nancy pelosi address these remarks? >> i will have to talk to rashida to have a better understanding what she meant. i thought it was a calming feeling there was a haven for jews fleeing the holocaust that was palestinian, that was the place that now is the state of

joining me is congressman dan kildee of michigan.u back on the program. >> thank you. >> are you with nancy pelosi on this? are you concerned that the president might try to cast the election as illegitimate if the margin is not big enough? >> i am concerned. this president dpemonstrated he has no respect for the judiciary, no respect for the media, electorate or rule of law. he is solely interested in his self interest and i just don't put anything past him. i think it is important that we won this election. and i think the speaker is right. we won a by a big margin and it's a good thing we did. >> her prescription for winning 2020 we have to own the center left and the mainstream. do you think that's the right approach? >> i think it is to own the mainstream, own the main street. what i hear about back home is about the cost of health care, prescription drugs, retirement security, the fact that people work harder and don't seem to be getting ahead. you know? there is regional disparity in our economy and i represent one of those ar

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republican congressman devin nunes and his democratic colleague, dan kildee, both join me.presence of steubenville this afternoon and the on going standoff between the house and the doj on the mueller report. and the president's tax return. big conversations there. former vice president joe biden reportedly plans to play up his inevitability against the rest of the huge 2020 democratic field. how did that work out for hillary clinton? inevitably, i go back to "outnumbered" now. katie? >> katie: think you come harris. "the wall street journal" reporting the college board plans to assign an adversity score to every student who take the s.a.t. this adversity score is calculated using 15 factors including the crime rate and polity done my poverty levels of the high school and neighborhood. students will be told the scores but colleges will see the numbers when reviewing applications. 50 colleges used the score last year as part of the test, and the college board reportedly plans to expand it to 150 institutions this fall and then use it broadly the following year. shannon, what

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