david l: but i would push back a little bit.is only going to add about 25 basis points of growth as a whole, which relative to what we saw last year, is kind of small potatoes versus the full percentage you saw in quarters like q2. the market is looking for an easy fed, moderate growth, and a deal on trade. that is what a supporting forward earnings multiples. i don't think all three of those things are going to come through. somebody is going to be disappointed. but if you are a private company looking to go public when investors are perhaps pricing in the wrong scenario, you don't care what they are pricing in. you just hope they are pricing in a positive one. alix: david lebovitz will be sticking with us. coming, markets await tomorrow's fed decision -- coming up, markets await tomorrow's fed decision. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." a lot of busy things happening. 12% of the s&p reporting today. president trump's tweet moved equities to the lows of the session. european stocks also moving lower, the

first of all, he sacked the scottish secretary, david mundy l, an ally of ruth davidson and secondlyher advice not to go and see nicola sturgeon, the snp first minister, in her official residence and she said that because in the official residents there's saltire ts, official residents there's saltire ‘s, scottish flags, and she said he thought he would look like a visiting dignitaries surrounded by scottish flags, for the prime minister of all of britain. and there was something else really exciting she said as well. the problem with all of this is £300 million is being promised all over the country, so i don't know how much money scotland is going to get. it doesn't seem like he's going the right way about befriending the scots. ruth davidson also said she's opposed to a no deal brexit, which is now the government position. before we turn to the next paper, another amount of money going to hear about. there's been questions about... a split between the scottish tories and the tories down south basically as well. that's a consta nt south basically as well. that's a constant argument

the clerk: nomination, department of defense, david l. norquist, to be deputy secretary. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22, do hereby bring to a close debate on, the nomination of david l. norquist, of virginia, to be deputy secretary of defense. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the senate resume consideration of the veto messages as under the previous order. the presiding officer: without objection, morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to the consideration of the veto messages to accompany s.j. res. 36, 37, and 38, which the clerk will report. the clerk: veto message to accompany s.j. res. 36, joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval of the proposed transfer to the kingdom of the saudi arabia and so forth. veto message to acc

david l. norquist is his pick for deputy secretary of defense. needless to say, madam president, these are troubling times in a troubled world. we need to give both of these highly capable public servants on the job this week. finally, we must also pass the bipartisan government funding agreement that president trump's negotiating team worked out with speaker pelosi. in the the realties of divided government, it is a strong deal that achieves our number-one priority to invest seriously in rebuilding the readiness of our armed forces and modernizing them to meet challenges of today. the trump administration negotiated their way to a major win on defense. the house passed a compromise legislation as the president is ready and waiting to sign it. once the senate passes it later this week, he can sign it into law, taking funding crisis and long-term continuing resolutions off the table and pave congress' path toward a regular appropriations process that will provide the resources our military commanders and our service commanders need to keep us safe

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. >> david, you wrote a piece for the "l. a. times" this week arguing race was the main driver of his support in 2016. can you elaborate on that? >> if you go back and take a look at a lot of polling done after the election and in the months since, you can see that racial attitudes and feelings about immigrants are among the strongest correlates we've got whether someone vote for trump or not. it's clear a racial appeal was at the core of what a lot of what trump did in 2016. that doesn't mean doubling down on race is going to help him in 2020. lonny was saying he's consolidating his base. he has his base. he doesn't need to consolidate his base further. he needs to get people who didn't vote for him in 2016. this is probably not the way to do that. >> the president said if those "send her back" chants happen again at another rally he might tell them to stop. do you believe him when he says that? >> he'll do it -- if he does it, we'll believe it. so far at least, a little am g ambigui ambiguity, a lot of ambiguity how the presid

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. >> independent voter david palmer hasn't ruled anyone out except trump. >> the man is a habit l liared of sexual assault by over a dozen women. he's run multiple companies over the ground and if you look last month, we had the highest national deficit total in one month in our nation's history. >> even this undecided republican who praises trump on the economy is considering a democrat. >> andrew yang is the closest person on the democratic side i would consider voting for. i think andrew yang is intelligent and has a few good ideas especially with universal basic income. >> what do you need to hear at the upcoming debate to help push you toward a candidate? >> truth, consistency. i'm sick of being spun. >> i need to hear policies that will appeal to americans who are like me with a family. we're trying to pay off our student loans and buy a house but the housing market is unaffordable. i'm trying to live the american dream and it's really hard for me to do that because this america wasn't set up for me. this america we live in today is set up for trump and his buddies. >> to get mor

david: the name of the company is flewber, f-l-e-w-b-e-r. best of luck to you. >> download the app. san: sounds like something. david: something is going to come of this. good stuff. >>> president trump says the federal government may step in to address california's homeless problem. the situation is getting worse by the day. we will get reaction to that in our 11:00 a.m. hour. and andy no is recovering after being attacked by antifa thugs. he joins us the next hour. don't miss that. . . so ...how are you feeling? on a scale of one to five? one to five? it's more like five million. there's everything from happy to extremely happy. there's also angry. i'm really angry clive! actually, really angry. thank you. but what if your business could understand what your customers are feeling... and then do something about it. turn problems into opportunities. thanks drone. customers into fanatics change the whole experience. alright who wants to go again? i do! i do! i have a really good feeling about this. david: good morning, everyone, i'm david asman in for stuart this week. good news for n

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david boies... >> right. >> ...to challenge the constitutionality of proposition 8 in california, which outlawed same-sex marriage. >> right. and that led to, essentially, making it the law l of td to allow for same-sex marriage. and i remember, you know, when we had the first trial in san francisco, in the district court, you were there. i sat next to you in federal district court. st yeah, that's where we met. and it was an integ, you know, dichotomy between, as you say david boies and ted olson, because thway ted olson talked to me about it the first time i met him -- and i en said to him -- when we first met, i said, "you realize you put me in bed for two days in th fush v. gore argument," because he was on the side george bush, and, as it turned out, david boies was on the side of al gore. and the fact that they teamed ue basically tookolitics out of the issue. and what he said to me is that he viewed marriage as a very conservative idea, that it is the bedrock of conservative principles, and a married couple should be allowed to -- you know, to be able to be together and to have a family. so that was, to me, an eye-opener -- >> it was an eye-opener hearing a conserva

david: people being able to make decisions and know where we are headed. i will put another chart up, the l line indicating there is some increased uncertainty in the fed, but the uncertainty in trade is off the charts. it indicates markets and businesses are much more uncertain about our trade policy than monetary policy. what can we do to bring some certainty so companies can invest? sen. cramer: right on point. the first thing we can do is get to the usmca and ratify that. mexico is taking the lead and has already done that. we know discussions are taking place in canada. we know can no would like to do things more in sync with united states as we move forward, but that ball is in the hands of the speaker of the house and she has her hands full. i do not defend nancy pelosi, but she has a difficult job. she has an important responsibility and we have to get that across the finish line, the sooner the better, then you will see the optimism come back. i think you will see your line become more optimistic. some of the other deals -- good news yesterday out of the usda that china's soybean p

l day long. around theape canaveral. right around, what is that up there? anybody? >> the students weren't paying attention. >> camp david.am c david>> camp david. >> thank you, leon appreciate that. >> the teacher always calls on you when you're not paying attention. >> shower activity back towards harrisburg as well. other than that, no the a lot on.ng those showers back to the north and west coming as a result of a little system here in our area. a little spin in the atmosphere, helping to provide some lift. all in all, nice weather as we tmove through the nexouple of days. everywhere we're only in the the 8 0s the eire country. on the cooler side of things. 80s. backyard weather with a high of 87, 88 on friday, 90 on saturday, 92 on saturday. camp david a beautiful place this time of year. >> the control room is telling me it's camp david. >> they weren't paying attention, either. >> teamlayers around here. yeah. >>> stay with us, folks, a heartwarming reunion still ahead here on newsld >> we ou about the story yesterday. how a metro transit officer went above and beyond to calm a chilw with autism was getting upset on the bus.

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l currency, libra, faced criticism from senats in both parties. they branded the social media giant "dangerous" for failing to prect users' personal data in turn, facebook's david marcus said the company is working to earn back people's trust, and ht in digital transactions will safeguard consumers. >> we will take the time to get this right. we expect the review of libra to be among the most extensive ever. we are fully committed towi workin regulators, here and around the world. and let me be clear and unambiguous. facebook will not offer the libra gital currency until we have fully addressed regulators' concerns and received appropriate approvals. >> woodruff: facebook is hoping to launch its libra crypto-currency in 2020. on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average lost 23 points to close at 27,335. the nasdaq fell 35 points, and the s&p 500 slipped ten. and, nasa kicked off celebrations today for the50 anniversary of "apollo 11," when men first landed on the moon.be crewr michael collins, now, 88s on hand this morning at cape canaveral, for the exact moment when he, buzz aldrin and neil armstrong blasted off, on july 16, 1969. five days later, a

david, this seems like very dangerous waters and i'm sure it's only going to get worse as we head to the election. i keep going back to history, you can imagine donald trump a lthen telling jews to leave and the irish to leave and telling italians to get out and the chinese they aren't wanted. this is the same language, archie bunker people were laughing at it on tv in the '70s. >> it's a well worn ugly political tactic. we have to recognize -- we've had these discussions many times. he said something, everyone says that is so outrageous he could never get away with that. >> i'm not saying that -- >> i understand that. >> the thing is, he is repeating the pattern of his political, brief political career which is he throws these incentives out to divide in a way that he thinks will be useful to him polit politicly. he wants to elevate these four young members of congress to make them the emblem of the democratic party and be outrageous to force all democrats to embrace them and support the argument they are the iconic figures in the party and in the bargain, he riles up his base with native language. the irony, peter baker wrote a great piece in the times toda

david out of michigan, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. and i can agree ln the sense that a country this great has elected somebody that is so prejudiced. i think that is what is making a lot of people realize that our country -- for that many people to follow him and believe madething he says, -- that that dismayed a lot of people. i enjoy traveling through our country. to travel in our country. i enjoy going to all the different states. andink our country is great i am happy for the press because i realized something in these last two years. if it wasn't for the press, do trump could have completely took over this country and turned it into like north korea. if it wasn't for a strong press to keep us balanced, i don't know what would happen in the united states. i am grateful for that and i love our country. host: this gallup poll getting a lot of attention. one other publication that got a lot of attention was this issue of american pride and american greatness. they released an opinion video that america really isn't that great. here is a bit of that vi

l join us next. ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums >>> this is "up." i'm davidtein was arrested overnight. he faces two counts of sex trafficking for alleged crimes committed in new york and florida, between 2002 and 2005. the 66-year-old is being held in new york, where he is expected to be arraigned tomorrow. "the daily beast" broke the news of epstein's arrest. all of this comes month after a three-part investigation by "the miami herald." julie brown was the reporter and four of jeffrey epstein's victims spoke on the record for the first time. they were able to identify 80 girls involved. there is a new light of a plea deal, signed by alexander acosta, then a federal prosecutor, now the secretary of labor. acosta shelved a 53-page federal indictment that could have put epstein behind bars for life. he served a reduced sentence. acosta defended his actions, saying this matter was appealed up to the deputy attorney general's office. but not because we weren't doing enough, but the contention was we were too aggressive. the justice department announced it would

l brands shares dipped a bit when reports started coming out. sonali: and don't forget the lawsuit says that a woman was attacked in les wexner's home by jeff epstein. davidanks for being with us. coming up, the u.s. government is set to run out of money in early october unless congress extends the debt ceiling. more on what i'm watching next. lisa: meanwhile, if you are heading out to your car, tune into bloomberg radio across the u.s. on sirius xm channel 119 and on the bloomberg business app. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is what i'm watching --e of debt ceiling again watching, the debt ceiling again. the news over the weekend was steven mnuchin called up nancy pelosi and said i don't think we can go as long as i thought we could. then they go on recess as of the end of next weekend. lisa: here's the problem. every single time we have a debt ceiling debate, we have this sort of concern, and you've got both sides jawboning. there's not that much fear being built into markets. the reason why is because any default would likely be for a couple minutes, not necessarily more than that. on both sides, where is the fiscal austerity push? who's the hawk her

the clerk: department of defense, david l. norquist of virginia to be deputy secretary. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the question is on the nomination. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the motion to reconsider be made and laid upon the table and the the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the motion to reconsider on the jordan nomination be made and laid on the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to legislative session and be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes eachment. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s. res. 293 which was submitted earlier tod