davidson: plenty of rules though. having an engaged in politics, i remember your race, getting phone calls with people saying you were the guy we needed to get behind. see boehner and so much of the washington establishment mobilize against you, i guy who had not been a politic -- been in politics for a wild, they serve -- they clearly must've seen something in you from getting you to washington. rep. davidson: when i checked out in 2005, i missed the tea party movement. i missed a lot of that. i checked out of that. it is not that i'd didn't pay attention to the news, i was no longer engaged at a significant level in any way in politics. acted in on my family, my church, try to grow my companies. when i tried -- when i first got chairman offormer our regional manufacturing association. knew enough to know that local and state chambers of commerce, they have policy positions. but they don't really get involved in political races. i didn't have a clue. i didn't have a clue the u.s. chambers of commerce gets involved in

>> harley-davidson. he was criticized.payment back, it would have been one of the most lucrative deals he made. >> i'm unfamiliar with that. getting to the substance, this is a regulatory filing where harley-davidson talks about the fact that its business would not be sustainable. it says it's the only susta sustainable option to move this production, which is what a lot of automakers do -- they make cars in europe they sell in europe. they make cars in asia that they sell in asia. this is not the first company to do that. case in point, you sell these trump t-shirts. did you bring one with you? >> no. your producer asked me to send one. i was happy to. they forgot to mention our staple is our patch. this is made in virginia beach, virginia. we sell t-shirts made in america is not very affordable for the bikers. >> that's an interesting point. so people know the pictures we're showing you on the side sell trump t-shirts, bike foers trump. they are made this haiti. the reason you make them in haiti because it's unaffordable

ruth davidson, condemning the boris johnson burqa comments, lead, ruth davidson, condemning the borisjohnsonucifix the mirror also leaves with the borisjohnson remarks, and pressure is increasing on the foreign secretary after more than a dozen tories spoke at against them. so, without we have a real mixture of front pages, there. and let's start with the story that is ona let's start with the story that is on a lot of the front pages, not surprisingly, of course, the daily telegraph, which carried his original comments, and jessica, picking up on the comments from ruth davidson? yes. i don't think conservative headquarters would be pleased to see how long this story has gone on, and mounting criticism, including from ruth davidson, seeing as one of the party's bright young prospects, and she is very scathing about boris johnson, but prospects, and she is very scathing about borisjohnson, but she uses a bitter perhaps controversial comparison, she says that she wouldn't criticise, or have a debate in the daily telegraph about whether someone should wear a crucifix, so why should you have a s

facilities overseas over the tariff fight, president trump saying membership harley-davidson ownerslan to boycott the company if manufacturing moves overseas, great, those other companies are moving in our direction including their competitors, it would be a bad move, harley ahea harley-davidsn today in the market. chris, your take on the boycott. >> we take it seriously, this is public relations debacle the way that harley-davidson has handled this, they have been planning this move for many years now as common knowledge in biker feel,, the leadership they now have and their ceo, was but 7 years ago they bought a motorcycle company in europe, then later went belly up, they lost billions. then not only that, their ceo quoted in a financial publication after the rnc and chief cleave and dnc is philadelphia, he said, i am paraphrasing. he said, he didn't think that either side had anything to offer. that does not sound like a man who was uninformed with biker community, 9 of 10 were supporting president at-this-point. liz: this is about the eu doing retaliatory tariffs on steal, harle

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the issue in response to this holly davidson the president has said, you have a problem with harley-davidsonng overseas, go ahead and boycott them. he did not save boycott up the union, he said boycott them. not quite so keen on the language used there. but how will this all factor out in order to control that state? the federalist is with us as well as christina. we will begin with you. harley-davidson is going to be a big factor, isn't it? >> we must remember that all motorcycles that they sell in the united states will be continue to be made in the united states. right now, 94% of the motorcycles are made here. they said that the reason that they have to move some of their manufacturing overseas is because tariffs could toss them over $100 million. we do have mr. walker who has said he doesn't support the boycott against harley-davidson. he, too is a big supporter and has been driving a harley. will it change voters right now? not necessarily. because this is ongoing and has been going on for quite some time. harley-davidson, themselves, have had a lot of analysis. they have not seen a dr

president trump is supporting a boycott of harley davidson the latest shot in the dispute between theresident and the motorcycle maker over u.s. steel tariffs. harley announced a plan to shift production for the european union outside of the u.s. to avoid tariffs imposed by the eu in retaliation for trump's -- the president criticized harley and threatening to lure foreign competition to the u.s president trump saying many harley davidson owners plan to boycott the company if manufacturing moves overseas great. most other companies are coming in our direction, including harley competitors a really bad move. the u.s. will have a level playing field or better. harley davidson declined to comment on trump's remarks the president with met supporters and members of a group called bikers for trump on saturday at a golf resort in bedminster, new jersey they back the agenda of the trump administration harley davidson stocks are down 15% just this year obviously, hot story the biggest misconception, they think all of the production is being moved outside the u.s. that's not the case. this coul

including the harley-davidson competitors. a really bad mood. u.s. have a level playing field or better. the president has had harley-davidson in his sight ever since the company announced the plans. last month this is what he told mornings with maria. >> i think that harley is an american bike, and american motorcycle. they should build them in the country. they should not -- >> and the governor of wisconsin issued a statement today saying that he also by the way, faces a tough bid in november. his statement says he did not mention the boycott by name but said, i want harley-davidson to prosper here in the state of wisconsin. and the best ways for that to happen is to do what the president has called for. that is to get rid and have no terrace. harley-davidson says he expects retaliation terrace to cost the company $100 million annually. a spokesman had no comment about the boycott. kennedy? kennedy: boycott, indeed! wow! edward lawrence holding it down for us in dc. thank you so much. >> thank you kennedy. kennedy: nobody like nancy pelosi! a new r

and jessica, picking up on these comments from ruth davidson saying that the burqas are no differenttelegraph certainly got their money ‘s worth from his comments. this is going into the fourth day of talking about them. ruth davidson, waded in to criticise boris, she says that you would not have a similar kind of debate about the banning of a crew to six that —— crucifix. i think some people may say that there are different issues at play. in fact, boris wasn't even arguing for a ban on wearing a burqa, but this kind of ta kes on wearing a burqa, but this kind of takes on into another level, and maybe the fire gets turned elsewhere, . .. and maybe the fire gets turned elsewhere,... and boris showing no sign of backing down at the moment. absolutely not. i don't expect an apology. as the telegraph know, public opinion is about 60% of brits wa nt public opinion is about 60% of brits want to ban the burqa. to reiterate again, he did not call for it to be banned, he said it should not be, but he criticised it. it is very interesting, people like ruth davidson getting involved in this ro

hainey-davidson may soon f out. after hosting a bikers for trump event over the weekend, president trump tookero twi to slam the company saying, many harley-davidson owners plan to boycott the company as manufacturing moves overseas.th most companies are coming in this direction, including harl competitors. really bad move. the u.s. will have a level playing field or beer. it's the latest salvo in a war of words that has found harley at the center of a much bigger debate. >> i think as a business we just deal with what we have toeal with, and there -- we are not a political organization. we work very hard to be apolitical in how we approach a our businessnd our consumers everywhere in theworld, we do what we have to t do maintain that integrity as a company and as a brand facing difficult decisions as we do, as we have in this case. and that was just an unfortunate attention that wro maded an unfortunate set of circumstances. >>> motorcycles sold in th u.s. will continue to be made in the u.s. as fornt weather presi

harley-davidson, we do have an import dealership and harley-davidson is unlike any other brand.a family. >> what do you think about the president tweeting so much about harley-davidson's decision to manufacturers, some, albeit small number, of motorcycles overseas >> i get where president trump is coming from i get that he wants to see these tariffs reduced. i would like to see free trade myself i also see harley-davidson's point where they're going to face $9 million a month in tariffs. i can think of a lot more important things to do with $9 million than send it to some foreign sghoofts ygovernment. >> if i came in and said i don't want to buy a harley because of the president's tweets, something else, a comparable motorcycle is there a comparable motorcycle or does harley-davidson have in some respects that makes it immune to the call to the boycott. >> harley-davidson is harley-davidson. one of the most recognized brands in the world. i spend most of my time in the harley-davidson dealerships because i like it the most the other brands, there is very little brand loyalty har

cover, harley davidson. how did that come about?s is a story we have been interested in for a time because we know harley has a conundrum on its hands. they have older riders, boomers have been buying bikes from harley for years, but then they stopped around the great recession. boy, here is this conundrum. how do you grow this brand when boomers aren't buying bikes? this is when they have been wrestling with for a while and the new ceo took over and they come up with this strategy, announce it, and trump brings out tariffs that directly affect their business. that is a conundrum and a challenge for any business leader, no matter the industry, should be interested in because it could happen to you. taylor: it is also a challenge to market a brand abroad that is so identified with american culture and american nationalism. how do you can do that? joel: that is one of the strategies they realized. they had to go abroad. people were buying motorcycles, but not the u.s. they looked like bmws and hondas. low and behold, harley actually h

meanwhile president trump is putting pressure on harley—davidson. boycotting harley—davidson over plans to shift production overseas. the chief executive told cnbc elliott that while harley—davidson has manufactured engines for the last 115 years that the trump administration tariffs meant that the motorbikes could be twice as expensive. before we go it is a new week with lots of things to look forward to on the economic calendar. here is what we have caught. retail sales in china for the month ofjuly and industrial production. these indicators should tell us in theory at people are spending at how factories are doing. mid—week we have china's home prices date which will tell us if the government's two yearcampaign to curb will tell us if the government's two year campaign to curb speculation in property prices is working. later in the week, japan will release its trade date on thursday. all of this of course coming on the backdrop of potential tariffs coming from the us and the us— china trade war on the same day in fact that malaysia will release

, and the president calling harley-davidson out, but adam -- >> yeah.rish: what about people looking at the back of the label. i will figure out where it is made, if it is made in china i don't want it? >> absolutely. trish: you could see a national rallying cry from americans saying i want to buy u.s.-made products because i don't like what china is doing to us and our workers? >> made in america. that campaign started during ronald reagan. you've seen it come out time and time again. absolutely, made in america, there's pride. with regards to harley-davidson, the whole reason harley said it would take some production over to europe to get around tariffs. they may not need to. we're working with europe to figure out a tar riff-free framework for trade. that is huge, trish. trish: it is huge. paul, do you think there is a real shot at reorganizing the world in terms of these trade agreements? he doesn't have a lot of time, any president who is there, lucky to get eight years. ed rollins thinks he will but if he gets through four years, how long does it

donald trump supporting a boycott of harley davidson motorcycles after the company said it will moveng overseas due to tariffs. coming up we will talk to a republican congressman, that's him in the photo he's a trump supporter and a former harley davidson dealership owner he's a biker and he'll join us with his take on the boycott and politics straight ahead. joining us today on the markets is stephanie link, and head of global equities research, and charliologi charlie also here. biggest winners on the dow today, you saw it for a second there it is. and nielsen holders the biggest winner and lennar, suffering, those home owners, biggest loser in the session how worried are you about the contagion and any spill effect on the united states >> we're always worried about something. but if you take the turkey situation at face value even if the euro zone exports were to fall by 20% that would only be a 0.10% of hit to gdp in the euro zone so it's not that material. certainly that's what we're keeping our eye on but overall i'm not too worried at this point. i think overall it felt like a

he owns one of the harley davidson.that could steer this company and get it back to its american roots to help support our president and all our president is trying to do now is give us an equitable, clean slate because of the years of abuse we faced across the world. we couldn't be more proud of the president and it was cheap shot by harley davidson to suggest our president was behind this. >> julie: let's remind us again. harley davidson is an american motorcycle manufacturer. it is forecasting the retaliatory tariffs would cost the company $100 million a year. do you believe that's accurate? >> i certainly don't and we're here today because we care about the owners and the employees. it is heart wrenching to us to think that 700 some stores will end up looking for a new job. we would like to see a sweetheart severance package in place in the event that things go wayward that the mechanics and employees are taken care of. the biker is made up of veterans and blue collar. the ones who have kept this company afloat. amf

telegraph, which carried his original comments, and jessica, picking up on the comments from ruth davidson? yes. i don't think conservative headquarters would be pleased to see how long this story has gone on, and mounting criticism, including from ruth davidson, seeing as one of the party's bright young prospects, and she is very scathing about boris johnson, but prospects, and she is very scathing about borisjohnson, but she uses a bitter perhaps controversial comparison, she says that she wouldn't criticise, or have a debate in the daily telegraph about whether someone in the daily telegraph about whether someone should wear a crucifix, so why should you have a similar debate about whether someone can wear a burqa. i think that people can properly understand the point that she is trying to make. you should not be able to tell women what a well anyone what to wear, but boris johnson wasn't actually arguing that, he was saying that he thought it should... he thought it should be discouraged. but i think that maybe these comments from ruth davidson will then take the row a little bit away

now coming up, harley davidson restarts.aging customer base with the company changing its patches. the new harley davidson. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: that is some of our reporting from tictoc. from world headquarters in new york, this is "bloomberg markets." caroline: here is mark crumpton. mark: a watchdog says the trump administration needs to step up management for the sign-up. periods under the health care law. the government accountability office found problems with consumer counseling and advertising, and recommend a basic things such as setting and roman targets. it did credit and meditation actions that did help the people in role, such as a more reliable website and reduced call-center wait times. and a former governor contractor who pleaded guilty to mailing a classified u.s. report to a news organization was sentenced to more than five years in prison today. reality winner, who worked at the national security agency's office, admitted printing the report and leaving the building with it in her clothing. it is

for me bliss is being on a harley davidson. his passion began with the cover of a magazine for german motorbike fans called easy rider it featured the harley why glide for your gun who was then seventeen it was love at first sight as his pocket money wasn't enough to buy one he said about building his own chopper. it became a labor of love to help me through i felt like easy rider except it took a couple of years to get a real harley i had to wait until one thousand nine hundred eighty five before i could afford one. but even that bike wasn't enough for him he still dreamt of owning a genuine why glide. it took twenty five years for me to find it's one of just a thousand produced i bought it in the u.s. state of kentucky and back in germany i could finally enjoy the sensation i've been dreaming of riding a harley davidson wide glide an easy rider style that's what. it was while pursuing that dream that you're going to became an avid collector of the classic bikes among the forty plus models in his garage is this one nine hundre

and i wanted to own a harley davidson the same age as me born in one thousand sixty five. this model it was even licensed on this same day he was born but there was a slight problem. because the owner didn't want to sell it so i kept on calling him at some point he gave up and said before you carry on for another six months you can have it. you can order it has already seen most of his harley dreams come true but he'll carry on collecting his coveted bikes out of passion. you can sort of they might not be the best motorcycles but the most beautiful of my dream bikes. europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our duramax instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse europe can be. on instagram. i will be back with lots more exciting topics tomorrow so don't miss the upcoming episode of your own don't forget you can join us on facebook thanks for watching. next time

. >>> then, ariana grande defends her man, pete davidson's looks. we're with anthony anderson and his foul-mouthed mom. >> [ bleep ]. >> that's my mama! >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> what's so [ bleep ] strange about that? >>> thanks so much for joining us today, everybody. >>> our top story tonight - what's next for ben affleck after his return to rehab? >> i still can't get over seeing his ex, jennifer garner, driving him there to the center. and now we have new details about ben's road to recovery. a source tells "e.t." today that jen's relieved that ben is many safe place. friends who saw ben's rapid decline are breathing a sigh of relief. we learned that he's checked into this malibu rehab. the upscale facilities includes brate taking trails. this is the actor's third rehab stint >> no question he's going to be detoxing. that's a very, very important part of the process. >> reporter: this doctor specialist said the next few days are critical. >> he'll wake one a loft shame and guilt over what he's done. that he's relapsed that he's hu

pete davidson wearing an "agd" bracelet, before ariana grande takes his last name. us pda all night, including this. >> no tears left to cry. >> peter davidson, thank you for existing. love you. >> that got some aws from the crowd. it was family night for ariana grande with her aunt, grandma marjorie and mom joan joining her on stage, after marjorie, aka nonna, had some fun backstage. >> what are you giving me ears for? >> 'cause it's cute. >> out in the audience her fiance and brother frankie were bonding. >> does frankie grande approve of pete is the question. >> listen, my sister's super happy so i approve, you know. i'm definitely in the bridal party. we're sorting out everything as of now, but i'll definitely be the gay of honor. >> another wedding party member -- mother of the groom, amy davidson was seen backstage cheering on her future daughter in law. >> ariana grande. >> right after performing, at 10:37, ariana grande and pete bailed for another grande set at the after-party. 92-year-old nonna in tow. bestie nicki minaj wasn't there. she was busy serving u

you know some of them are boycotting harley-davidson. harley-davidson now between something of a rock and a hard place. on one hand i believe they misrepresented themselves, i think they have been dise disen- blaming their woes on the tariffs, they have a plan in australia, the size of market in america has shrunk by 50%, i think they calculated, that another issue how much president is pushing on this. >> i think terrific, i wish he would focus on it, make it emphasis of his work in this area, idea of having zerotaryives or import taxes -- zero tariffs or import taxes i call them, that is a ground breaking vision, i wish he would push, that instead we get caught up with this product and harley here and that company there. and it really idea is zero tariffs zero barriers that is a shiny city on a hill idea, i wish high would pu push that. rather than little squabbles. charles: i think he is pushing that fell like he pushed that with eu, a lot of surprised how quickly they agreed to sort of work to a quick resolution rather than fighting

harley davidson has not commented.month the company said the tariffs will cost the company $100 million a year. >>> questions after a airport worker sole a passenger plane and 20 on a 90 minute ride before crashing. it happened friday night at sea- tac airport. jeff paul has the latest on the investigation. investigation. >> reporter: investigators back on scene in the puget sound, the focus is on an island off to the side of us in the distance. that is where the plane crashed after a dangerous joyride that lasted for more than an hour. the unknown is how the ground worker was able to take off and fly the plane as long as he did. he used a tractor to push back the plane. he passed background checks and was credentialed to be in the area. a former co-worker spoke and explained their work. work. >> they have access to talk to air traffic control. they can turn, trained to turn on and off the plane and, you know, things that -- you know, i wouldn't know -- >> reporter: this is a video posted by him where you can see a pic

when a blog made a vulgar slam at davidson's appearance.grande responded, y'all do know this man has an autoimmune disease, right? she was referring to crohn's disease, something pete's battled since his late teens. >> it's hard to be a public person like that. >> "snl" costar kenan thompson told us that he hopes they can navigate it. >> how is everybody doing? yeah all right. >> we talked to kenan as he rehearsed to host the first live new york city show of comedy troupe studio c. >> it's family friendly. they're very serious about keeping it clean. >> as for his comedy troupe at "30 rock," snl has racked up 21 emmy nominations. >> it feels great. >> next month's awards will be huge for the cast. michael che and colin jost are also hosting. >> i think they'll be tired of us by the end of the night. >> season 44 of "snl" is right around the corner. it's season 16 for kenan. the longest cast member in the show east history. >>> let's talk charlie hunnam right now. because his next role requires him to be barechested a lot of the time. someth

a look at harley davidson. the motorcycle company has been noted into that. the stock down 2.5% $42 a year as president trump street on harley. many harley davidson owners plan to boycott the company is manufacturing this overseas. great. most other companies come in our direction including harley competitors. really bad move. u.s. will soon have a level playing field or better. that's the president take great joining us now, fox news contributor john layfield out in beautiful bermuda became beautiful bermuda. came in off the beach talk to us. what are your thoughts on this? we talked a little bit about is the right for the president to pick winners and losers kind of out of his prerogative. >> i completely agree it's wrong. it's wrong for me to root against a great american company like this. harley davidson at the year. general motors move production overseas years ago. they produce 4 million cars in china. that's why they don't have to worry about chinese tariffs coming on. same with apple and other car comp

. >>> coming up, harley-davidson back in the spotlight. trump supporting calls for boycott of the iconic american brand we'll bring you the latest on what it could mean for the stock. icbrk.eyafr isll" teth quk ea >>> european markets are about to close for the day in a couple of minutes stocks off lows of the session the turkish lire continues to tumble as the government works to stabilize its economy >> reporter: we've had an interesting day in turkey with central bank saying they would offer as much liquidity as local banks need the regulator trying to limit swaps action and some words from president erdogan, speaking to the turkish ambassadors, talking about turkey in an economic war. we have the latest from the ambassador take a listen to his words on the relationship >> translator: whether you are the president or whoever you are, you cannot wake up from your sleep and just say that you have put some new bunch of taxes on steel states around the world take steps based on these calculations, there should be consistency. after such ste

harley-davidson reported that the company would lose about $100 million each year. announced plans to move production out of the united states. return to john bussey for the "wall street journal." he's also a fox news contributor and happens to work in madrid for an extended period. so harley, there's problems. >> yeah. this is the law of unintended consequences. this isn't what the president wanted to have happen. on the other hand, he's facing similar problems from harley from other parts of american industry that has been hurt by the tariffs. agriculture farmers and agriculture businesses hurt by tariffs that china put on their goods as a result of the tariffs on chinese products from the steel companies, aluminum companies, particularly in the u.s., some of whom get their products, components for their products or supplies from canada and they're seeing prices go up. so the president is contending with a lot of input from business that session the tariffs are having unintended consequences, harley-davidson is the latest, some of this may have been intended anywa

but here we are on the storied main street, the corner of main and harly davidson way in sturgis.still sleeping off yesterday but this is the grand daddy of all biker rallies and what a great place to get inside of the mind of those fervent trump supporters this is a fiercely patriotic and they love their freedom. we wanted to put our finger on the pulse of this side of deep red america. they rumble in from all points on the compass and for one week each summer, this little town of 7,000 explodes to half a million. this is one city that looks nothing like the rest of america. you can go hours without seeing a person of color and sturgis, a minority is a white guy on a foreign bike. there are no debates over gun control here or the ethics of the me too movement and there is no doubt who is the leader of this pack. >> you're a fan of the president, think he's doing a good job? >> he's doing a lot better than what obama did. >> this ghost rider, a postal worker who rides up from kentucky each year, sees proof of trump's brilliance in the booming economy. >> what they'll tell you, it'

likees the president the his harley-davidson boycott calls are making any progress -- feel like his harley-davidson boycott calls are making any progress? >> i think the workforce wants to stay. i am not an expert on harleys. just as a thought. i understand some companies have to make business decisions and maybe go overseas even though we don't like it. i get that. business -- we have given them 100% expenses -- we have made it so much easier for them to repatriate their cash back to the united states. this is easier. we are the most hospitable investment business environment. i think those things should be paramount in the decision of any ceo with respect to where you are going to play ball and set up in the years ahead. president trump has completely changed the business environment for the better and that is why we are crushing it on the economy. my message today is very simple. the biggest political event this thatis the economic boom virtually no one expected could happen. we are growing. half, 4% in the second quarter. is sustainable, the workforce is growing, unemployment is falling, busine

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"this is about pete davidson." [ light laughter ] i was like, why not?they align iverse must have my back fell from the sky into my lap ♪ ♪ and i know you know that you're my soulmatel and at ♪ ♪ i'm like ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh h ♪ ♪ and i'm going to be there for you ♪ >> jimmy: that is beautiful. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i mean, can you im what was -- what was pete's reaction -- a [ cheers alause ] he must have lost it. he must have been so touched. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm so happy for you guys. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i've got to say. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i know both of you guys. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i know you better than -- yeah, pete.you more than >> he got in so much trouble when he was on your show. >> jimmy: he was bad. ad boy when he was on my show, but you were actually standing off to the side watching him. >> i was on the floor. i was like -- >> jimmy: yeah, i know, i know. we were playing with each other. but honestly, you know, i've known you forever, and i've never seen you more happy. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: so i just want to say

donald trump has tweeted that it is great that many harley—davidson owners plan to boycott the firm asow over tariffs escalates. today we want to know, does it matter where an iconic brand is made? let us know — just use #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. turkey's economic troubles are spreading as the country tries to head off a full—blown crisis. the government says it will lay out an economic action plan as markets and investors continue to loose confidence in the lira. during asian trading, the lira hit a new record low of 7.24 to the us dollar, although it has since recovered some ground. in the last few hours, the turkish central bank has laid out details to inject about $10.5 billion into the financial system by reducing the amount of us dollars, turkish lira and gold that banks have to hold. however, it remains to be seen if that will have a broader impact. so far, the turkish lira has lost over 40% of its value against the us dollar this year. a major concern is rapidly deteriorating relations with the united states. on friday, president trump doubled the import

do these folks pledge allegiance to the president or harley davidson?ll have to go with what will make america better. if harley wants to go somewhere else then i choose to buy different bikes. >> i think he is doing a wonderful job. >> reporter: despite disdain for my profession they could not be nicer. do i strike you as an enemy of the people? >> not at all. >> reporter: it is obvious that no amount of earnest reporting will change their minds. >> if you look at russia and the mueller investigation there is a lot of red flags and dark clouds. >> that is usually pretty loud. if you look at the clintons how come they can do things and no one else can? >> i'm old enough to remember when the base loved harley davidson and hated russia. it seems like it flipped a little bit. >> i don't think there is reason for him to call him out. you should try to be friendly with everyone. >> reporter: even vladimir putin, a dictator? >> he met with kim jong-un, as well. >> touch me. >> reporter: back downtown our presence sparks a debate between fox news fans from tex

several months now but yesterday president trump said he supported a boycott of harley davidson, hered, he said, many harley davidson owners plan to boycott the company if manufacturing moves overseas, great, most companies are moving into our direction including harley competitors, u.s. will have level playing field or better. this comes after two sides disagreed on tariffs, the president said that harley is using this as an excuse to move their production of their motorcycles out of the united states in june harley davidson said they would be moving production in europe out of the u.s., harley say that is the tariffs could cause them $100 million a year. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah. rob: how will you hack a fax machine? tracee: hackers are now using fax machines to get into company's secured networks, this comes from checkpoint, cybersecurity firm, they said that hackers could send image with malicious software to a fax machine and stored on to the company's fax machine an then distributed causing that malicious software to infiltrate the network there and what's difficult her

i think that's good for everybody, including h harley-davidson. >> i want harley-davidson to do welle in the state of wisconsin. i think one of the best ways for that to happen is for us to do what the president himself talked about. that's get to a point where there's no tariffs. >> spin. >> i think the question is how big of a factor trump will be in this particular race, as jackie said. scott walker is a well-established figure in this state. he has a formidable fundraising apparatus, which is very important in a race like this. will trump, sort of the specter of trump that has encouraged all these democrats to throw their hats in the ring to get the nomination, will that energize democrats more than it energized republicans, who has you point out are already worried about the effect of tariffs, worried about the effect of some of his policies on the manufacturing sector, on companies like harley-davidson. this whole idea that the tariff issue is going to be taken care of later, like it's a pain now, but for down the road, it will be better for us, that does not motivate voters. v

harley-davidson has had a following for a long period of time.e moving this emotional issue the president pointed out. will it result in people buying less than? they will be loyal to the brand and keep buying it. leland: to manufacturing of harley might move overseas. the manufacturing of going to europe and asia and other countries. the terrorists program has begun to affect jobs in your district, not necessarily in a positive way. i'm sure you are familiar with electronic manufacturing down there, the company that makes components for tv. they just laid off 94% of their 126 full-time employees and announced that they are closing the plant on october 5th, say that the tariffs have forced them now that they are unprofitable. thought? >> you know, i hope we can make amends with the element tv as you know they are the largest company that puts tv is together, the two smaller ones now. we've been involved with trying to get the cards that they use for their tv is exempted. i am hoping we'll have some progress on that. but it's not just that. $3 bil

. >> harley-davidson, the president commented earlier in the week. many harley-davidson owners plan to boycott the company of manufacturing moves overseas. if the president of the united states endorsing the boycott -- >> look, the president has made his feelings on that very clear. the president's focuses on making sure that we get good trade deals and that we keep business and industry here in the united states. i think you would rather see them put all the companies back in the united states and build all of their great machines here in this country. thanks so much guys, have a great day! [inaudible question] >> tonight we look at recent books on the civil rights movement. georgetown university professor doctor michael eric dyson, talks about what his book, "what truth sounds like". marisa janack on her book. book tv all this week in prime me

>> jimmy: now, did pete know that there's a song called "pete davidson" on the album?hanging out and stuff. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> i made it, and i sent it to him, and i didn't know what to call it, so i just called it "pete." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: just called it "pete davidson." >> it was either going to be that, or like, "this is about pete davidson." [ light laughter ] i was like, why not? you know? be direct. >> jimmy: well, you guys want to hear a little bit of -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i got you into my life whoa look at my mind yeah no better place or time ♪ ♪ how they align universe must have my back fell from the sky into my lap ♪ ♪ and i know you know that you're my soulmate and all that ♪ ♪ i'm like ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ and i'm going to be there for you ♪ >> jimmy: that is beautiful. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i mean, can you imagine? what was -- what was pete's reaction -- [ cheers and applause ] he must have lost it. he must have been so touched. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm so happy for you guys. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i've got to say

the latest intervention came from ruth davidson, the tory leader in scotla nd davidson, the tory leader called his comments gratuitously offensive. some of mr johnson's fans in parliament insist these attacks are being led by remain supporting conservatives who fear a leadership challenge. but he seems to be angering the very mps whose support he would need. it's significant that senior ministers, including theresa may, have rounded on him and demanded an apology. mr johnson himself insists he is right and there is no sign of an apology at the moment. thank you. the pound fell today, to its lowest level against the dollar in almost a year. investors are concerned that the uk will leave the european union without a deal, in eight months' time. sterling is also down against the euro, the yen and the swiss franc. our economics corrspsondent andy verity is here with me. bad news for people heading abroad, but why exactly the markets spooked? as you mention, there is growing concern that we may leave the european union without any kind of trade deal in place, which might hamper economic grow

covered too much below the radar if you will here to help us out is human rights activists and tar davidson who joins us from tucson arizona not far from the us mexico border into our welcome and thanks for the good work that you've done you've witnessed first hand on these migration detention centers and the pretty dismal conditions there for these children it's been well more than a month since the first situation was first highlighted at these centers has anything changed since that time and what's the situation there in tucson. pervy yet thanks for having me on the show fortunately there's been quite a bit of action here. as as i had mentioned that is a problem with these transfer this with a lack of transparency recently pro publica put out an article that the silly into kind of stuff just keep progressivity in tucson recently a former employee there was arrested on eight counts of child molestation this person was also a check positive a very brief beginning of scrutiny has yielded already quite a bit of use happening in these facilities like so basically on that end i was fortunate t

housed separated families immigrant families and their kids with human rights activists and car davidson and american university professor donald williamson joins us to talk about what's next for us tax cuts and your break here are the numbers the closing bell on stocks dow jones nasdaq and s. the thief all down by close just seven percent today and bitcoin is on the slide going into the weekend dropping more than two percent over the past twenty four hours back in a flash. ah ah. ah. both. of us. last time we chased. each one of them carrying twenty kilos of drugs. i don't know. right. now. is a. secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally like to call this to do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is a perpetrator is simply moved to a different spot where the previous standard was not known highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that is as old as the eye and then i include that it used to seattle. i. welcome back a quick note if the