more mobile phone addicted and therefore therefore some women mobile payment addicted of course the eason's is a huge market a lot of asians use mobiles mobile pencils like ali pay and we should pay that is far far beyond germany so if you say it's a generation thing especially here in germany how can young people actually use their affinity to technology in the infrastructure that we have. basically the infrastructure at the terminals of the merchant is already existing so i can use contactless cards i can use my contactless phone that is all there and that it's just the mindset of the people and changing their habits and that it's long so i mean i have to admit i quite like having cash in my pockets why do you think that is it's i think general german. habit of the post-war generation who actually is very much addicted to control and and cash the younger generation that grew up with mobile phones and computers doesn't have that strong cash behavior anymore what about data security the security of everything that i i pass on i mean germ is a very particular item there as well but do they h

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. >> reporter: despitew eason for mistrust, pompeo reached out to his north korean counterpart with a smile. his warning was delivered, but so was a letter from president trump to kim jong-un, handed over by an american ambassador to north korea's foreign minister. the president is focud, at least publicly, on an improved relationship. >> what i did with north korea was eat. i got along great with chairman kim. reporter: and positive steps, like north korea returning some remains of fallen americans, 65 years r af fighting there. but the u.s. is also ki tr worrisome evidence that north korea is still working on its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs. activities pompeo declined to talk about in an open senate hearing. >> is north korea continuing to pursue submarine launched ballistic missiles? >> i can't answer that for you here in this- you cannot answer that? >> no, senator. >> reporter: and after pompeo lef conference, north korea's foreign minister complained publicly about u.s. insistence that allnc ons remain in place until there's real proof that north korea has den

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all,eason this matters at besides being amusing and sort of weird, is snap is really trying desperately up and get better at communication. evan spiegel has been very secretive, sort of aloof from his own employees and the outside world and with competition from facebook and instagram, which is a facebook robert e, they are having to change. joel: comically secretive, almost. why? does it go back to evans? max: yeah, and this was sort of a strength cap cap had. this was a company that didn't act like a normal social media company. it acted more like a fashion brand or something. facebook was in the bay area. snapchat is in l.a.. in these corporate offices, snapchat has been historically in these small buildings and some houses, even, in venice. which is a hip neighborhood in l.a. i think it all goes back to the culture and for a while, that worked. but had this cool factor, they have just been swallowed both by facebook's ability to copy them and facebook's capacity of bundling data with these product. advertisers on facebook have been able to target ads specifically. snap has been late

all though the stock is at time highs, there is a lot of eason for optimism going into what seemed to be slow iphone growth numbers. mily: mark, aside from these new iphones, what else are you expecting to see in september? mark: not necessarily september but across september, october, and november, would be obviously three phones plus a revamp ipads cominggh end a little later. faster processors and an apple as well as face interface iphone from last year. emily: thanks so much, gene, i around, to stick because i do have to ask you about tesla and eamon musk's moment on going private. as i understand it, you're a skeptical that investors will be able to forget this especially now that we know sec inquiriesiple going on, and that this has been a huge disruption. how quickly do you think tesla really recover? believer in the story. it has one of the best upsides over the next five years. a very tand this is polarized investor base but i think the issue here, to answer question, is when can tesla start to get back? there six months but will be some relief if they can deliver what they s

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steve, we've had a really strong earnings eason we have a little bit more to go with some key retail stocks left, but by and large, very, very strong. jerry mentioned we've had a bunch of trade and tariff worries and this situation in turkey is one more thing so far earnings have been paramount. that's what the market seems to care about do you think that that is the right way to think about it, that earnings strength can absorb all of theseother problems that are bubbling up, or is this something different when we're talking about what's going on with turkey and the potential spillover? >> i think it certainly makes it a lot easier to deal with things when you've got earnings growing 25%. our comment has always been when we look at these events that bubble up, do they impact earnings, do they impact interest rates, do they impact inflation? most issues do want carry the potential to do so this one may and we'll have to see. in order of who's impacted most, obviously turkey is feeling this i think emerging markets are feeling this there's some risk because there's a lot of companies

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. >> one more earnings eason. we have one more earning season.ck, that i can promise. melissa. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. stuart: now this president trump urging congress to adopt strict work requirement the for food stamp recipients. horace cooper is with me, national center for public policy research. horace, we read your stuff. you are saying this is just about good for everybody. let me throw this at you, woman at home, single mother, couple of kids, you will impose a work requirement on that person? >> oh, absolutely. we want everybody to get into this market. here's the truth. if people are allowing their skills to atrophy, they are going to miss out on this amazing, great opportunity. what i would say, if you're a mom, and you have got some kids at home, one is, let's talk about getting them into school, or two, why don't we call grandma, call a neighbor, even if we need to, let's go to day-care but what we don't want to do is say to people, this amazing, generational opportunity, you want to miss out on. every month. st

anyway, i think that's the main .eason if you abolished i.c.e. would be the biggest winner? >> smugglers. >> if you do not have e-verify do you thank you can ever fix this? >> no, sir. >> you can build the wall up 10o under it, over it or around it as long as they can get a job here in america, do you agree? >> i would say there are many aspects to border security and many vectors push and pull factors that impacted. >> okay. >> senator whitehouse. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank you are probably in the closed-door briefing that we had when i asked the previous panel of witnesses what went wrong and not one was able to answer one thing that i gone wrong in this calamity into our witnesses were witnesses in that same proceedings so like to ask the question now the people but a chance to think abouter a longer and let's go right across the tline. what went wrong here? >> we were directed to do one 100% prosecutions on amenable adults on the mast geordie that we prosecuted, 85% were single adult. >> is that a response to my question? what went wrong? >> sir, it's our respon