move on to next to member of the public that wishes to speak. >> thank you. >> hello my name is david ron i'm the surveyor that produced the original survey i'm here to duty dispute this doesn't show more evidence from reardon and the previous speaker talked about i agree that where the balls are at the end of the underneath the building and corners their clear the property line where you're seeing the wall go over the april is in the middle where the backyard and cracking and all of the dangle that's happening the new point the point that basically the only new information from the surveys other surveys he showed 2 new points that's it they don't dispute the that the assistant middle that is the reason why you'll have a new hearing that new point on his mark up is 5 to apples and oranges pretty much where he took his point and left the mark you want to emphasize is right here above the cracking in the bowing i don't understand why we're talking about a points on the wall with visual damage and failure that place where this measurement taken is not effected to me i take a step back and sa

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ron paul says? >> the tough thing about dr. paul's suggestion, davidmovie, we're in too deep at this point. trillion dollars plus into the fed's balance sheet where you can't wipe that out. that doesn't go away overnight. so the problem is, i don't think the fed's exactly bad or whatever, it's just that when they lose credibility like what janet yellen's fed has done, that's when they get in the way. that's when they're a problem. the fed has done a lot of rescues because banks have been frozen or because of financial crises, that's okay, it's when they get in this position they do a bad job. david: you got a few group of economists, a dozen economists deciding the future of millions, billions if you add in the rest of the world, billions of people's future decided by a dozen people, is that right? . >> let's put it this way, the president better be careful when he picks that fed leader, and this is my whole point here. i take issue with ron paul on two points. one is the fed did help us get out of the deep recession, that credit crisis in 2007 and 200

but it is a shift from where we were a week ago, and it reflect david come ron coming under political and popular pressure over the concern the prime minister could not remain impervious to that. but he has to be cautious. he said that angela merkel and franÇois hollande has talking about, he does not want to sign on. and those heading over towards britain. he said no. we'll identify the most vulnerable people. we'll look at very old people. we'll look at sick people. we'll look at young people and disabled people, we'll take it from there. let's hear what he said in the house of commons just 20 minutes ago. >> we are proposing that britain should recycle 50,000 refugees. in doing so we'll continue to show the world that this--that this country is a country of extraordinary compassion. always standing up for our values and helping those in need. because we're not part--this is important. because we're not part of the e.u.'s border agreement or relocation agreement britain is able to decide it's own approa approach. >> so that was david cameron just speaking a short time ago, crossing

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david: i have to let him respond to that. >> easy money created a crisis. >> funny, congress wants more control over the fed. >> we're not saying that. >> and whatever. >> ron paul and son, everybody wants to get more involved in it. to me that is so humerus. -- humor rouse. congress is dysfunctional and can't balance budget. david: we agree with you. there are alternatives besides putting congress in charge of monetary. like gold standard rule. >> i think we're going backwards if you do that i think we passed that a long time ago. david: last word to harry. go ahead. >> hey, gold can not be standard because it can not support the global economy but you do have to have a standard. debt grew 2.6 times gdp for 26 years. that is guaranteed disaster. i agree with steve on that. you have to have a standard says you can not expand debt and credit much faster than the economy and that can not be gold because gold can not do that today. david: gentlemen, great discussion. thank you very much. appreciate it. ted, you were good. up with against so many. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: looking at commodities, oil spiking getting a boost from weekly report showing big

david: that's a good point. ron a jump to the other party, what happened today at this anti-iranian rally was kind of interesting because when turned out to be anti-iranian deal rally turned into a trump rally. take a look what trump said i think did that. >> we will have so much winning, if i get elected, that you may bored with winning. david: that is one of the best lines i have ever heard on the stump. whether true or not, just a great line. what do you make of all this? trump actually turning an anti, something very specific about iran into a pro-trump rally? >> unbelievable. only donald trump could be sort of person who would have so many activists come from across the country to talk about how upset they are with this iran deal and suddenly turns into the donald trump show. all donald all the time. doesn't surprise me. boy, he is certainly capable of doing and say anything, isn't he? david: he sure is. we have to leave it at that. thank you all. love that much. melissa: i love that one. you will get bored of

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we're joined by sara murray, also joining us, our political commentator, anna navarro and ron bronstein. . david was pretty honest, blunt and offering his advice about what's going on right now? >> no, i think he was, and, you know, i agree with his broad description of the democratic race to the extent it's become that. sanders is in a strong position in iowa and new hampshire. faces big demographic challenges once you get beyond those states. joe biden, there's an enormous amount of respect for joe biden. you look at the new polling out there, it's not like in's an enormous ground swell that demands he runs. to the extent, i think the pivot about whether he will be a factor in the race has more to do with her and what happens to her ability to right the shift than to build a compelling campaign. >> let's talk about jeb bush, i know you support jeb bush, you like jeb bush, it's pretty inkreeging, donald trump's latest instagram video going after jeb bush. >> having trouble sleeping at night? too much energy, need some low energy? >> they have an hsa in some companies, some companies don't. i th

. >> hours after david sees crash under to the woods his cessna 150 is towed away. >> reporter: ron mu dilly heard the crash and knew something about it didn't sound quite right. did you hear people screaming or yelling? >> nothing. >> reporter: investigators did say people saw this now crashed plane flying low before it went down at 11:30. narrowly missing homes. >> probably approximately 150 feet from a residence. there was some fuel leakage from the fuel tank. >> reporter: but police say there was no fire or explosion at the scene. yet we saw firefighters at this wooded lot here behind 634 jackson road. people who say they knew the 65-year-old pilot huddled together in the rain here at the loudoun fire company. >> we never had a plane crash of this nature in our, just as long as i've been here. the last 21 years. >> now, we did reach out to the camden county airport to find out where exactly sees was headed. if there was a flight plan. so far we have not received a response. but we can tell you that the faa, as well as the ntsb are investigating. live in waterford, township, monique

. >> david, it's good to hear from you today. ron, good to hear from you as well. know this conversation certainly continues. >>> tomorrow do not miss steve liesman's interview with the treasure of the united states, jack lew. 6:00 a.m. eastern right here only on cnbc. >>> coming up next, despite the massive downturn, hsbc says it's time to be overweight energy. does our desk agree? i see some heads shaking, eyeing rolling. >> not mine. >> tough questions coming up. we'll talk to the analyst behind that call as well. >>> plus, the techcrunch has hit apple hard. now, negative, should you stick with the investment? we talk with someone who has a big stake in that name. as we go to break, tech stocks deep in bear market territory. we're back right after this. >> we want to hear your crowd noise. tweet us @halftimereport. more "halftime" after this. you. one you won't find anywhere else. one-second trade execution. guaranteed. did you see it? in one second, he made a trade, we looked for the best price, and the trade went through. do the other guys guarantee that? didn

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david brooks. maria, sara fagan, and the national journal's ron fournier. to sunday it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. today is the first day of the nfl situation. er with wednesday's republican debate looming a number of candidates, props like scott walker are suddenly facing their own must-win situation. score, or end up belly up ads rick perry did. trailing candidates are upping their rhetoric, starting with michael huck be, who spoke regarding the woman in kentucky went to jail. >> i'm willing to go to jail in her place because i'm tired of watching people be just harassed because they believe in something of their faith. >> donald trump is not a serious candidate. he is a narcissist. he is an ego maniac. >> and the loud voices that don't have a plan. let's talk about donald trump. as stephen colbert said. >> john roberts, the president bush's had

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david brooks of "the new york times." maria hinojosa of npr. former bush white house political director sara fagan, and "the national journal's" ron fornier. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday mourning. today is the first full day of the nfl season. you can be sure that somebody somewhere is nervously saying their team already faces a must-win situation. yes, even on week one. with wednesday's republican debate looming, a number of candidates perhaps like scott walker suddenly are facing their own must-win situation. score big on wednesday or do you end up seeing your candidacy go belly-up as rick perry did on friday when he realized he wasn't going to qualify for a second debate. you could also sense the desperation this week with trailing candidates upping their rhetoric, starting with mike huckabee who spoke regarding the woman in kentucky who went to jail. >> i'm willing to go to jail in her place because i'm tired of watching people be just harassed because they believe in something of their faith. >> donald trump is not a serious candidate. he is a narcissist. he is an egomaniac. >> and the loud voices that don

david schreck. this question is for mr. christie. i was wondering, what was the message being communicated after the week of 9/11? ron: it was -- it was a tough day for the country. it was a tough day to be in the white house. a tough day for me to advise the vice president of the united states. our entire focus went from what we call domestic priorities to working on a tax-cut to domestic consequences. we grounded all civil aviation. we closed most of the maritime ports in the country. a few days later the president had a national prayer celebration. in the days after the celebration the focus went to prayer and remembrance. as well as those who brought the opportunity to heal as a country. if you look at what our message was, president bush tried to reassure the country that every agency and every entity was doing everything that they could to prevent an attack on the country again and that we needed to move forward and heal and that the terrorists would win if we succumbed and set around and felt sorry for ourselves. it was very difficult for us as a country and very difficult in the white house, but ultimately --

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