he put his finger deep into garfield' woundss, he used unsterilized gloves, and garfield who was shot and weighed 200 pounds died later weighing less than 100 pounds. the autopsy showed massive in function. -- infection. i don't want to say he killed garfield, but he did not help. [laughter] david oshinsky: let me come full circle on this and try to wrap it up. two decades later, grover cleveland who was from new york state, he went to a bellevue doctor and said, i have a lesion in my mouth. the doctor said, i think it is cancer. it was the 1890's. we will send you down to the great pathologist in baltimore to look at it. came back, it was cancer. this was during the depression of 1893 and garfield did not want his opponents to know that he was in a very precarious position. he thought it would panic the nation and give the republicans a leg up in the next election. so he said i will have an operation. amazingly, a very wealthy wall street banker volunteers is yacht. it was outfitted by three bellevue surgeons into an operating room. it failed up the east river -- failed up the east -

andrew garfield. man, he hago >> back flip and everything. like michael jackson and then some. wouldn't you say. >> moves. >> well, finally hopefully do beyonce soon. mark your calendars. beyonce is coming back. we know the dates for next year's coachella. >> more importantly the dates that beyonce will perform. her pregnancy forced her to drop out of this year's coachella, replaced by lady gaga. already announced, as one of next year's headliners. >> yeah, so next year, coachella dates. weekend one, we now know, friday, april 13. little earlier this year than last year. this one. through sunday april 15th. weekend two, friday april 20th through sunday april 22nd. >> tickets go on sale tomorrow. because beyonce is headlining now they're expect to go fast. if you want them, going to have to do that thing where you hover over the mouse. try to click. >> doesn't matter. people are going to get the tickets any way. be thousand of dollars. then she is going to drop out. >> did she call you for a refresher for single ladies dance. >> i'm choreograp

bloomberg's editor of cross asset analysis garfield reynolds is in sydney.field, asia is awash in red think as we get set -- in a red theas we get ready for european open. is there any fundamental driving these drops? garfield: there doesn't seem to be much sign of that. that has been some talk u.s. stocks have dropped because of concerns about global tightening cycles. although, if there is a global tightening cycle the way the market is reacting, the bond market is reacting seems to indicate that yellen is not expected to be leading that anymore. andu.s. dollar is down, there is no significant tightening seen in a markets in the u.s. asia has mostly been playing follow the leader. aussie indexes are down. surprisingly, if you are looking for a big drop in a korean heavy stock index, the cost be is down but only by -- the kospi is dow n, but only by about 0.2% . thee people are taking chances to take profit off the table because the has been big share gains this year. guy: this is not including china as you much -- as much as you would thought. that fits th

let us bring in reporter garfield reynolds. good to see you.ow is this likely to play through in asia today? garfield: asia is looking rather sunny this morning. i think both because u.s. equity markets rebounded, led by tech. maybe they wanted to put on a good face for donald trump. but more importantly, the dudley comments sent the u.s. dollar higher. a big concern for a lot of asian economies because we do a lot of exporting is what is going on with the currencies and when the yen weakens, when the aussie weakens, when the korean won takes a break from its recent gains, that is all seen as being positive for the exporters down here. those currency gains for the u.s. dollar, that is good news for asia, especially with the that talk of u.s. -- the backdrop of u.s. stocks rising as well. everyone is watching will msci finally bite the bullet and add china to its indexes? if it does, and it seems like the feeling that it probably will or outline and timetable for it, then that will add more to the risk appetite that is already building in asian

joining me now, bob garfield. it's not new what the president said today because as we showed you what he did on the campaign, but it does strike me as a d distinct and new thing for him to do as president of the united states. what do you think? >> i guess if you frame it that way, he hasn't done it before as president. he didn't make any explicit threats. we now know that he will make -- he will imply threats and not follow through on them, or he will bluff. as he did with comey and the what if there were tapes tweet. but, you know, i don't even think that's the point. the larger point is not whether he's going to abuse his authority to go after a private corporation that doesn't even in fact own the business -- the "washington post," and the point isn't even that this guy's lecturing us on not paying taxes? and he is? this guy, who has who knows how many corporations and llcs to have assets going every write way. he doesn't understand that the "washington post" is not opened by amazon? it is not that. this admi

we are joined by garfield reynolds joining us live from sydney.gthis tech selloff to an and for now. one less thing for the market to worry about. i guess we should focus on the fed. garfield: it seems as though equity markets in asia are not going to be that focused on the fed. they are more focused on the recovery from small text selloffs we had, which perhaps disturbed everybody a lot because no one could quite be sure what is driving it. be that as it may, major equity futures in asia are set for gains. japan, more than half a percent. korea, 0.3%. beyonduld set the kospi the record high it reached earlier this month. the aussie dollar fell against most of its major peers last night, which was a surprise after the rally we have seen. how vulnerable is it to further decline? the aussie could be quite vulnerable to the fed and whatever the fed might indicate. while the u.s. is raising interest rates, the rba in australia is definitely stuck at 1.5%. it may even potentially go lower after the next year if templeton franklin is correct when it com

garfield reynolds has been tracking this. what we know so far?at we know from the markets is that it has set off classic safe haven moves. the yen, if we look in the terminal, we have a chart which shows the yen recently rallied on the cpi data overnight and yellen'sined after press conference. then it came straight back up, which is down on the chart, because it is a dollar-yen pro., on news of the trump similar dynamics in the s&p futures, which were also tracked. divedticular, the way it down in asia once the trump news broke. we were already facing a nervous market picture for asia this morning. very mixed bag from the fed. may be dovish, no one seems to be sure. futures,the equity many closed before the trump news, were already down. what we are likely to see fornitely, a sullen tone the stock market says they open across asia this morning. ecoy: we also have other data out. aussie jobs, new zealand gdp. what can we expect to move as asian markets open? garfield: the jobs numbers will be very key for the aussie, which has been surprisingly s

just wait until you see what happens when andrew garfield takes the stage at a drag show.

lincoln, johnson, grant, hayes, garfield, arthur, cleveland, harrison, cleveland, mckinley, roosevelt, taft, wilson, harding, coolidge, hoover, franklin roosevelt, harry s. truman, dwight d. eisenhower, john f. kennedy, johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan, bush, clinton, bush, obama. it's a mouthful for sure (laughs) - impressive. and you didn't just recite the names, but you asked the audience to clap along, did they? - they did. it was a way to get them involved and the final question is kind of an intense point so i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. - what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? - well i actually learned how to do that in 7th grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. it was just something cool and fun that i remembered i could do and it made me stand out from the rest of the contestants. - stand out you did! what's it like to hear your name announced as the winner, as miss teen usa? - it's a very crazy moment, a very exci

and the work to do as the heavy >> double garfield. i mean, that's a big cat. the cat needs to get on the treadmill. >> it is important to play with the cat and run around. >> that cat needs a marathon. >> otherwise it just lays around and sleeps. >> it looks like he got a lot of love and is on the right path. we'll see. we'll check back in in a month. >>> well, today, a lot of people may be getting up and saying, it looks like it might rain. we have clouds hanging over us, but we really don't have any rain here. so you're fine for outdoor activities. you're going to mow the lawn be day today. that's the good thing, you can get that in this morning. and into the early afternoon. but we may get some storms. there are those clumpy gray ou area now. a live view aren the moderate range in the mid-70s v there in the mounta we have one shower near in northern kent county on the eastern shore. going hour by hour into the afternoon, by noontime, the little pockets of green and yellow, these are some isolated showers that may be popping up west of the 95 corridor. but i

look at the history of violence affecting mainly our presidents, abraham lincoln, james garfield, williamck kennedy all shot dead. theodore roosevelt shot but survived. franklin roosevelt shot at and missed. gerald ford, shot at twice. ronald reagan shot and critically wounded. also huey long, martin luther king, malcolm x, john lenin and more recently gabby giffords. these are off the top of my head. i'm sure there are a number of others i've skipped. go ahead, name any other country like us. just asking. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> all right. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes, and we've got absolutely massive breaking news tonight. "the washington post" reporting that special counsel robert mueller is now investigating the president of the united states for possible obstruction of justice. if true, this report would confirm what was only suggested last week in testimony by fired fbi director james comey. this story breaking in just the last hour or so comes on the heels of an absolutely wrenching day

. >> bob garfield, thank you. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. good evening, rachel. >> thanks, my friend, appreciate it. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy wednesday. the governor of ohio is, pop quiz, governor of ohio, you're right, john kasich. john kasich is a republican. he's currently ohio governor. he ran for president last year. he won almost nothing in terms of presidential primaries. but oddly, he still had quite a lot of longevity as a primary candidate. john kasich was the last man standing against trump in the competition for the republican presidential nomination. but i think, this is maybe arguable, but arguably more so than any other republican presidential candidate last year, kasich really ran directly against trump from the very beginning. even before 2016, in november 2015 john kasich ran this unconventional sobering serious ad against trump. >> i would like anyone who is listening to consider some thoughts that i've paraphrased from the words of german pastor martin d. mueller, you might not care if donald

garfield reynolds on the asian market.e has been really building on china's en banc insurance. authorities have said to order banks to stop doing business after its chairman was detained. the story spiraling bigger and occur. tom mackenzie joining us now from shanghai. more twists and turns in this ongoing saga, particularly with the chairman. that's right. the news is tightening not just on the chairman. the banks are told to stop dealing with anbang. six large banks have stopped selling their policies in their network of branches in china. this follows the detention of the chairman on june the ninth. we do know the disciplinary and expansion committee are investigating a wide-ranging probe into its operations. not just domestically but overseas as well, particularly when it comes to overseas acquisitions. went on acompany that buying spree from europe, asia, the u.s., famously buying the wall golf astoria -- the waldorf-astoria. it also flirted with the idea of investing in trump's son-in-law's business, kushner companie