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it could be lobstermen in maine dealing with the effec of the trade war. joshua: i think the immediate effects of trump's trawi war not be economic in the macro sense. most economists recently worried yet about the trade war because the tariffs are a small percentage of the overall u.s. economy. where i think it's going to hit is i individual states and industries, especially states that voted for trump, in all sorts of localized areas. so we've heard about soybean farmers in iowa. certainly it hurt there. but these tariffs are spread across many industries. you mentioned lobstermen in maine, subject to a chineseoo se tariffs but the lobster traps are now more eensive as they're made with canadian steel so across the country, alaska, south carolina, places where there are competitive house races this fall, the tariffs are localized issues in a way thatut voters absy see and feel. robert: why aren't rkiublicans spea out more publicly? we hear it, nancy, privately. the free trade republicans, they don't like where this is going. but they're reluctant to say

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going through watching this guy, a total phony, how about, "we will stop it," or something to that effecffect? >> sean: it's called "liars, leakers, liberals: the case against the anti-trump conspiracy." judge jeanine pirro. when you take your time and you actually lay out real information, how many times did donald trump say -- they said today he's a liar. he said it so many times, they don't care about the truth. this is now hurting the country with this one-sided agenda that the media obviously has that is anti-trump. >> that's one of the reasons i wrote the book "liars, leakers, and liberals." these are people these are people who lie, they leak, and they are focused on taking down donald trump. the american people instinctively understood that we needed this man at just this time. everything you laid out tonight in your monologue is accurate. all of it is in my book, it's almost as if i knew what was going to happen. can you imagine if donald trump offered a reset button to putin what they would do or if he was caught in an off-mic moment with medvedev, the russian prime minister? i

. >> that's why the flash flood is in effec all the way through until wednesday morning. let's show you what's happening. cloud around the d.c. and temperature-wise we're in the low 80s and as we move on through the rest of the night tonight. we'll see the numbers going dow back into th70s and we're talking about a radar right now which has a pretty good amount of rain associated with it but nothing too heavy right now. not looking at everything too heavy with the exception of areas downround charles county and moving into fairfax county right now and we'll continue to watch those, too. this is what i'm talking about. this little area right in here gnd to the east or west of waldorf and com into fairfax. this will come right into the already o area and along the beltway right now. i can stop this and show you what we'reng tal about. moderateain right along the belt war and this area of heavier rain, off and on tomorrow. tomoncow has a better c to see the rain. this is what's happening, guys. a huge area of low pre aure. lo this. you can see this moving down to the south,

they used narcan to reverse the effec the overdose.was awake and talking to her family last night. she celebrated six yea of sobriety last month. see released a song called sober. if you know anyone struggling with addiction, the number is for the substance abuse and mental health services administration. 800-662-help. the line is staffed 24 hours a day, ye365 days a . >>> now to a developing story in the district. the searchontinues for a man who shot someone less than a block from d.c. police headquarters in northwest. it happened near intersection of third and d street near the tunnel. investigators closed the ramp and searched the tunnel for evidence. area. was traffic in the no word on the victim's condition. >>> we want to continue our team coverage of this weather alert day. oktake a l at the storm team 4 radar on the screen. all that rayin headed our this afternoon. ha could lead to a lot of flooding. >> justin finch is live at baker park in frederick county, maryland. flooding is always a concern there. when is that river expe

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>> there are a llt lot of effec. it is hard to know where to start. prices on a lot of things will go up, manufacturing processes making their output less competitive, but president trump has undermined the global trading system which kprielss about 90, 95% of the international law in the world and that destabilizes the world on a global level. there are bigger global security implications of the moves. >> david, when you say the initial reaction is, okay, this will be resolved somehow, if it isn't resolved somehow quickly, when does that thinking start to change on wall street and what will that look like if it does? >> that's a great question. i would be a rich man if i knew, but it is something that investors have been having to weigh for a long time. there was dramatic market movement the night of the election, and since then there's been this, again, blind faith that the president isn't going to do anything that will really upset things. this president, his administration cares a tremendous amount about market reaction, to a degree we haven't see

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the white house reversal and the effec it could have on students natiwide. the news at ten starts right now we begin tonight with a wild weather, a heat waive stirring up summer storms bringin someeavy rape and it really did some dasage and i all of us thinking what's coming next with so many plansneutdoors. o family forced out of theirome after a lightening sike sparked a fire in their att. melis howell is live there with the latest. >>reporter: we're actually out here on quince orchard boulevard . this is some debris left behind. all of this thrown down from the third floor by fire crews who had to break the windows, the family that lie,d they weren't home when theht liging struck. the with theiroung daughter and here her granddaughter. when they came home they told me the oven was on and ty couldn't turn it off. they turned off the break ares, that' when theyealized there was smoke throughout.ui they qly left according to fire crews w that'shen a fire broke out in their attic. it turned out it was a lightening that stroke on top of my daughter's room and