that is what i mean by the moving of the goalpost. when this conversation started, that was the scope of the conversation. people were saying, fine. let's do something on relief for dreamers. that is the popular thing. 80% and 90% of americans support doing that, including republicans and trump voters. they say let's do the relief for dreamers and include measures for the border. that is how the conversation started. then the white house said, never mind. when there were bipartisan proposals they said, we want this and we want this. at some point if you are trying to provide a solution, you have to wonder why does the goalpost keep moving? is part of the frustration you are seeing in the senate and the house right now. host: if what the president just outlined was put on the floor of the house and the senate, would yes?ay vote guest: the problem is we have not seen the details. one thing that we do know from a couple of bullet points and yes? comments that people have made is that the president is asking for $25 billion for the border

that is what i mean by the moving of the goalpost.n this conversation started, that was the scope of the conversation. people were saying, fine. let's do something on relief for dreamers. that is the popular thing. 80% and 90% of americans support doing that, including republicans and trump voters. they say let's do the relief for dreamers and include measures for the border. that is how the conversation started. then the white house said, never mind. when there were bipartisan proposals they said, we want this and we want this. at some point if you are trying to provide a solution, you have to wonder why does the goalpost keep moving? is part of the frustration you are seeing in the senate and the house right now. host: if what the president just outlined was put on the floor of the house and the senate, would yes?ay vote guest: the problem is we have not seen the details. one thing that we do know from a couple of bullet points and yes? comments that people have made is that the president is asking for $25 billion for the border. we

justification for endless wars thinking they say that they have the authorization you just move the goalpost as it were and say this is what covers it ok i suppose it will fly to yemen in somalia and only those who are getting it is ok so i mean you know it. it's already a justification and it doesn't matter the circumstances that was done once and it applies the entire region to how this never get to that obama is the person that ramped up the u.s. presence in syria and so the justification was to fight al qaeda then obama comes and he supports an eight al-qaeda isis springs up out of out of al qaeda and now trump in his generals and i would even say trump i would say the generals are going to show their you know you know where i'm going there now using it as it's accused to have u.s. troops permanently based in syria and alexander recurs who are very good peace and around about this explaining that this is really the united states is playing seat option and and no one's talking about the u.s. plan c. which is actually derived from macmasters that many people think is the person that's push

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even yellen has been moving the goalposts, has been moving the goalposts for unemployment. while we are at record levels here, we are looking for inflationary -- the good pulltion, the demand push, on the inflation side of things. comeally need to see that through. we are not seeing wage growth at the moment. we think it will be fairly dovish. we agree that while the 3% level may see buying come into the bonds, by the end of the year, they have got it all right. yousef: i was looking through your research, and we have had a lot of people on this program that have become increasingly dollar bears, but you are not necessarily one of them. you don't think that there is a lot more downside from this path onwards? no, just -- gavin: from an historic point of view. if you look at the broad trade weighted index for the u.s. dollar, which we think the fed keeps an eye on for a longer aspect, the u.s. dollar as opposed to the bloomberg dollar index, a smaller selective basket against -- across the u.s. dollar, we are down at levels we have not seen since the western credit crisis or

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chop for a while, especially address the fed seems to be hinting that it's going to be moving the goalpostsn terms of what the market has been pricing in for the fed. >> what is your take in terms of jay powell's testimony yesterday. do you think we're set for four hikes this year? >> yeah. the way i look at it is more how many hikes over the next two years. whether there's three in '18 or four it's important but not the most important thing. really what is the whole cycle going to look like how many hikes will there be for the cycle? where will the fed end up in terms of terminal rate it's ironic because last august the market was completely on the wrong foot pricing in only one more rate hike for the next two years. one hike as of last august now the market has caught up pricing in five hikes for the next two years, which is still shy of the fed's sort of six hikes that is suggested by the dot plot just as the market reprices itself, the fed sort of is hinting at moving the goalposts. so i think four is entirely plausible for 18 it's how many there are in total. if you add up the ones we'

even in middle lower football around the world jumpers for goalposts is one thing but jumpers for forty pool cameras around the ground. it's something else isn't it v.a.r. is going to change everything i was always very skeptical about the video replays in football because football is almost the same game most of the stalkers are quite short it is some motion and i always feared that stopping for replays would cause a problem we're not like rugby we're not like cricket not like tennis where constant breaks are part of the sport so i came into it skeptical i was charged with writing the protocol for the v.a. ours and to some extent i wanted to make sure that what we did and didn't bring to reality the fears of many people who i think what we're trying to do is to use the little thing came to a football better to make football more enjoyable to play to watch to be part of it and that's really our role with i five is not to be too conservative not to be too radical but reflect what football would like what we are committed to doing is to testing things before we as it were imposed on footb

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even in middle lower football around the world jumpers for goalposts is one thing but jumpers for pool cameras around the ground is something else in the v.a. are going to change everything and i was always very skeptical about the video replays in football because football is almost the same train nonstop game most of the stock which is a quite short it's flow in motion and i always feared that stopping for replays would cause a problem we're not like rugby we're not like cricket not like tennis where constant breaks are part of the sport so i came into it skeptical i was charged with writing the protocol for the v.a. ours and to some extent i wanted to make sure that what we did and didn't bring to reality the fears of many people who i think what we're trying to do is to use a little to game to a football better to make football more enjoyable to play to watch to be part of it and that's really our role with i five is not to be too conservative not to be too radical but reflect what football would like and what we are committed to doing is to testing things before we as it were impo

justification for endless wars thinking they say that they have the authorization you just move the goalpost as it were and say this is what covers it ok i suppose it will ply to yemen in somalia and only those that may forget about it is ok so i mean you know if it's. it's already a justification and it doesn't matter the circumstances that was done once and it applies the entire region to us never get that obama is the person that ramped up the u.s. presence in syria and so the justification was to fight al-qaeda then obama comes and he supports an eight al-qaeda isis springs up out of out of al-qaeda and now trump in his generals and i want to say trump i would say the generals are going to show their you know you know where i'm going there now using it as an excuse to have u.s. troops permanently based in syria and alexander recurs who are very good peace and around about this explaining that this is really the united states is playing a c. option and at. no one's talking about the u.s. plan c. which is actually derived from macmasters that many people think is the person that's pushing

unemployment rate target or setting an inflation rate target that then had to be moved moving the goalposts and said would never be a good idea he was opposed to quantitative easing the word he used as he was concerned that the markets would find it to be quote habit forming guess what he was right if you reach a pow wows words compared to what the mainstream media is saying about him one of us is wrong eight habit forming sort of morphine with q. we try to get off it but they still love it love it love it and finally danielle tell us about what the other central banks are doing you know there's been a lot of economic progress around the world but there have been some growing signs overseas and even in this hemisphere with some central banks that are concerned about the economy what's one of they doing now. well you know mario druggies got its hands full with the you're with all of the euro zone because it is growing gangbusters right now and yet he's got a quantitative easing program that's up and running that is ridiculous it's ridiculously too loose and we know that the germans are going

justification for endless wars thinking they say that they have the authorization you just move the goalpost as it were and say this is what covers it ok i suppose it will ply to yemen in somalia and only those who are getting it is ok so i mean you know it. it's already a justification and it doesn't matter the circumstances that was done once and it applies the entire region to how this never get to that obama is the person that ramped up the u.s. presence in syria and so the justification was to fight al qaeda then obama comes and he supports an al-qaeda isis springs up out of out of al qaeda and now trump in his generals and i want to say trump i would say the generals are going to show their you know you know where i'm going there now using it as it's accused to have u.s. troops permanently based in syria and alexander recurs who are very good peace and around about this explaining that this is really the united states is playing a c. option and know what's talking about the u.s. plan c. which is actually derived from macmasters that many people think is the person that's pushing the u.

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unemployment rate target or setting an inflation rate target that then had to be moved moving the goalposts and said would never be a good idea he was opposed to quantitative easing the word he used as he was concerned that the markets would find it to be quote habit forming guess what he was right if you reject cowell's words compared to what the mainstream media is saying about him one of us is wrong eight habit forming sort of morphine with q we are trying to get off it but they still love it love it love it and finally danielle tell us about what the other central banks are doing you know there's been a lot of economic progress around the world but there have been some growing signs overseas and even in this hemisphere with some central banks that are concerned about the economy what's what are they doing now. well you know mario druggies got its hands full with the you're with all of the euro zone because it is growing gangbusters right now and yet he's got a quantitative easing program that's up and running that is ridiculous it's ridiculously too loose and we know that the germans ar

and israel are trying to move the goalposts naysay the goal before the palestinians the goal post should stay exactly as they are nikki haley suggested for example as did the israeli ambassador why doesn't the palestinians talk and talk with us like we achieve peace with israel with egypt and jordan well meet face to face well israel is an occupying power over the palestinians it calmed behaving the same way as it did with egypt and jordan come out it's up and smith is reporting live from ramallah today in the occupied west bank now along with james and bernard we've had sultan baraka with us today he's been here in the studio with me from the doha institute listening along to some of that so let's deal with the new things here because as i've talked about with particularly bernard there. president abbas is obviously sticking to everything he believes in the u.s. and israel are as well the new thing was this and what was that multi multilateral international mechanism and in fact he said i want to peace conference by the middle of twenty eighteen your thoughts on that. well i think is go

unemployment rate target or setting an inflation rate target that then had to be moved moving the goalposts and said would never be a good idea he was opposed to quantitative easing the word he used as he was concerned that the markets would find it to be quote habit forming guess what he was right if you read words compared to what the mainstream media is saying about him one of us is wrong eight habit forming sort of morphine with q we are trying to get off it but they still love it love it love it and finally danielle tell us about what the other central banks are doing you know there's been a lot of economic progress around the world but there have been some growing signs overseas and even in this hemisphere with some central banks that are concerned about the economy what's what are they doing now. well you know mario draghi has got its hands full with the you're with all of the euro zone because it is growing gangbusters right now and yet he's got a quantitative easing program that's up and running that is ridiculous it's ridiculously too loose and we know that the germans are going t

but every time you move the goalposts, there is a credibility issue for the central bank. debate that will take a long time to come to fruition because you don't do this lightly. carol: now to a different sort of policy change in the technology section. kareem, the uber of the middle east and it has built much of its business on transporting women who aren't allowed to drive. julia: now the company is rethinking its business as the laws is in saudi arabia, which could one day mean female drivers. jack: it is the leading ride-hailing service in about a dozen countries from north africa to pakistan. julia: how long has it been around? operate cities does it in? jeff: going on six years now. just under six, it operates in about 80 cities in a dozen or so countries. it is valued as $1.2 billion on the strength of a 500 million dollar cash infusion from kingdom holding co., one of the big players in saudi arabia. carol: the company's ceo, and you put this in the story, one of its goals is to "provide a safe, worry free ride for women, especially in saudi arabia." jeff: they bui

they kind of changed the goalpost a little bit in terms of the end market poppopulation.riday it was up i still like the pipeline. i like the fact this could be a takeover it's not cheap by any means, but i this there are a couple of things that could make the stock work in a longtime. >> yield of 2.5% that's not bad. >> church & dwight, marioly beatibea narrowly beating this is by arm & hammer. what do you think? >> i'm not sure. i may needknow, you tell me, jo. 54 a couple months ago, now, they raise the different 15% >> it's the sector consumer staples it's tough right now. >> i'm not a big fan does the dividend attract you? >> it's a great dividend, but what does that look like relative to what you get elsewhere now that you have that yield curve and higher -- 1.5% in a money market fund now, couldn't say that two years ago. that changes the math for some of these plays, where it was slow corporate growth, but tons of dividend. i'm not saying that's church & dwight, with you a consumer staples issue. >> it's helping that symptom today in a tough market. >>> broad com

not quite sure where the white house goalposts are. do you see that as a problem?utely it is. tom cotton as a person to watch in the senate and he will toe the line in some of these things are the whole idea "the los angeles times" is reporting that the white house is interested in moving illegal immigration limits are proposing a 5000 a year up to 1 million a year. such an arbitrary number let's not forget the hero democrats back in the 90s, she chaired a commission at the behest of president bill clinton and they came up with the number $550,000 -- 550 illegal immigrants. the devil in the details, we land, is who are these 1 million people? are they skilled labor, close family relatives like young children or spouses coming in which women chain migration if it limited to young children. i want to find out who they are coming into the country, not just the number. >> as you point out lately commanded details coming up in congress to the white house rather than down to the white house to congress to switch the paradigm we've been used to. the president reagan this

i'll be in between the goalposts.hen elliott is kicking field goals and extra points. >> i'm from wilmington, delaware. >> from new jersey. >> we're going to super bowl. can't wait. going to be amazing. going to watch the birds bring home a championship. >> i'm pinching myself walking around here. >> eagl-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> go birds! >> man, we have heard that so loud and so many places everywhere we go. we hear that chant. >> not just in the mall of america, on the streets, everywhere. eagles nation, of course, will be watching the super bowl from home. >> most everyone is watching from home. still, some fans are saying last minute, i'm getting to minneapolis. i'm getting on a plane this morning. pamela osborne is live at philadelphia international this morning. eagles nation is represented there. >> reporter: oh, yeah, we've seen green hair, green beards, green everything else. we talked to one fan who showed up to the airport at 3:30 this morning ahead of that flight. she said it's well worth it. there are flee f

at the game i'll be between the goalposts.k for me when elliott is kicking field goals and extra points. >>> trish johnson, new jersey. >> if you're going to the super bowl? >> yes, can't wait, baby. we're going to watch the birds finally bring home a championship. >> i'm pinching myself walking around here. i can't believe it. >> eagl-a-g-l-e-e-a-g-l-e-s, ea! >> we're bringing it home. >> that chant is going to ring through mall of america all morning long. we'll be live here coming up starting at 10:30 as well. talking to fans as they wake up. we'll do live interviews to see how they feel hours before the big game. these fans in minneapolis are headed to super bowl lii. vai and tracy? >> all right. randy, thanks. we've seen eagles fans all week. they've been flooded into minneapolis. they've been showing green everywhere. >> hopefully, you did not wait this long to get here. the final flights that will get fans to the game on time, they're just taking off this morning. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live at philly international.

they keep moving the goalposts. and i think that shows you that there is not a lot of good faith to national national security concerns about this. there are a lot of bureaucratic concerns. if if you wanted those who have shared with us what they have learned, some have shared concerns, some have not. meanwhile, there is the podium where the president is expected to be shortly, just writhing on the ground there. that is in west virginia, a very beautiful resort, trish. the president will be speaking in just a few moments. while all of this is going on, when will we see the memo is the big question. a:in some ways, they don't have a choice. clearly, there must have been some sort of collision because he should have really said and then he didn't. so i don't think he really has a choice. they have been talking about transparency, as they should. he should be all over this. he should actively get out in front of all of this and say we want to get to the bottom of what may have happened because increasingly, it is looki

speaker paul ryan has shown zero leadership, has continued to move the goalpost and has not provided any pathway for legislation to come down to the floor in order for us to provide a good bill that we think the president will sign. right now his excuse that he won't do anything until he gets 60 votes from the house and gets assurance from the president that he can sign, so in essence he's giving up his role as speaker and our role as congress to craft any legislation and any efforts he wants to put down are largely being done by the conservative wing of his party which will automatically get voted down unanimously by both democrats and republicans so speaker ryan needs to come to reality. he needs to stop being afraid of the extreme wing of his republican caucus and show he's a true leader and allow an open process for us to get a compromise bill on to the floor of the house. >> congressman ruben gallego, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, more on the breaking news, the sudden exit of the third-ranking official at the trump justice department and what it

. >> you are changing the goalpo goalpost. i celebrate netflix in the book. i think one of the tragedies of digital history is that we fell under the great seduction and incredibly description of free information. and that decimated the news industry. it decimated the music industry. for a while that decimated the book industry. how many books are free? done, you have to pay. how many newspapers are free? you have to pay for the netflix service. in the book i celebrate subscription models and i see that as a positive development for his netflix or spotify, the prophets and how much others get paid. but there's nothing in the book that undermines netflix. so, i celebrate those things. and in terms of the business model, i still come back to the idea that we do not want to be completely transparent. when it comes to the issue of health care, of course we won't algorithms and of course they can be most effective, but we want to protect the privacy. and the real issue here when it comes to this issue of algorithms is what are we going to do in the digital 21st ce

we saw a pretty impressive bit of goalpost moving by representative turner who said this was about usinginvestigation. there were several layers between the campaign and what actually passed to the fbi but also a bad argument on its own merits. the memo itself essentially demonstrates, it misrepresents sort of the pathway for a certain set of information compiled by a former intelligence officer who had been a source to the fbi in the past, which is mentioned in the memo, that this was one part of one part of one part of the mueller investigation. it is a small subset. and it's hard to see, honestly, based on what came out yesterday, compared to what the news reports had been, it's hard to see what new information we got yesterday at all. >> seema, to that end, we were hearing this was somehow going to lead to a faster end to the probe altogether. is it possible just the opposite has been done by its release? >> i think it could be, because the memo sort of contradicts itself. they're arguing that the fisa warrant and the russian investigation was kicked often because of this dossier by

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the president has moved his goalpost a couple of times on what he wants.ed the wall and he got the wall and then he asked for more. now we'll have a big, big debate for many months over a comprehensive reform of some kind about the family immigration policy, about the wall, about daca, and we don't seem to be any closer -- >> are we even going to have that debate or is that just put off because of this decision. >> i think it is going to be put off. i don't think republicans in congress will bring this up and i think democrats certainly are going to use this as an issue for the mid-term elections because there is energy and they want to protect daca and make sure the students losing their status and those that feel unease because they can't go to school or stay in jobs, i think the human factor is what democrats will run on but i don't think republicans are willing and wanting to have this debate. >> if it ends up being a 2018 fight, a political fight, a campaign fight, what do republicans do with this? >> agree, they are happy to get past the primaries. o

moving the goalposts isn't an option against. just have to try it the hard way. that is this can be a straight for. me it is going to be a straightforward win for byron and that's really mostly because biron are just a class. right now as they are so often they rested a couple key players on the weekend. there you see guys like frank river e. and later in this bit of highlights are going to see how messed rodriguez also score a beautiful but i just have way too many weapons for pretty much any team to deal with might mean mites will really have a good game against they out by are they out tackled by you know their their their you know duel percentage was better than buying but when you have as many talented attacking players as has it's makes you really really tough to be part of a. seems confident i mean why are we even thinking about that here well i mean in part it's because their coach. guard has played the media fiddle quite well he has said things like you know we're not afraid of guard because if they score three we're just going to school for unfortunatel

covering this white house, i believe the goalpost has been moved, and i don't know if it will ever come back. this has been a shift. nia-malika: can you -- yamiche: can you imagine a president that didn't tweet? before questioning whether he was really doing it. april: obama's tweeting was different than this. nia-malika: that's the point -- yamiche: that's the point. can we go back to an obama style president? if the next president says his team's handling twitter. nia-malika: there could be twitter fatigue after this president, and whoever the president is is going to shape the presidency, and the way obama did. obama did not set the tone for donald trump. this idea that donald trump is forever changing the presidency i think gives him too much power. whoever -- and also sometimes you have in politics the person who comes after is sort of a response and reaction. april: let me explain why i say that. after obama, people were looking for this superstar. they were looking for another rockstar. hillary clinton or donald trump. nia-malika: didn't -- yamiche: didn't they get one? april: ye

don't think he means to say the economy is going to overheat i think he described new pillars or goalpostsetween inflation running a little below the fed's 2% target and overheating in the economy because of the new fiscal tax plan that's come through congress >> overheating is a fraught word >> it is >> in this context, and clearly% a carefully chosen one let's talk about that fraught word you could imagine a conversation where an aide, a media aide at the fed said, mr. chairman, you want to use that word, overheating? are you sure yes, i do. that's very different, remember when yellen took office, there was a palpable fear of deflation in the economy and that was the tail risk, the more dominant tail risk in the economy. now it's a concern of how do the tax cuts work through the economy, how does the federal reserve respond? his answer, though, was more in the lines of he sees the tax cuts creating capital investment, creating product tavety, raising wages and not much of an inflationary threat, but he's biding for time to see how it works through the economy. the other aspect was openin

and covering this white house, i really believe that the goalpost has been moved and i don't know if it will ever come back. there's a change. this has been a shift. >> can you imagine a president that doesn't tweet? now -- >> the tweets, if he really wrote it, the one time you saw him at the computer typing a tweet, obama is social media doing it. >> obama's tweeting was different than this. >> that's the point. what i'm saying is could we go back to an obama-style president. >> he's not obama. >> what i'm saying -- >> you mean after trump. >> i mean like if the next president says my team is handling twitter, you'll see me -- >> i think there could be twitter fatigue after this president and whoever the president is going to shape the presidency in the way obama did. obama didn't set the tone for donald trump. donald trump set the tone for donald trump. i don't like the idea a that donald trump has forever changed the presidency. it gives him too much power. i think whoever is -- often times you have in politics that the people who comes after is sort of a response and a reaction a

don't tell me this is some boon to wage earnings you're changing your story you're moving your goalpost not look, first of all, i believe share buybacks only initially will jump, as kevin hassett said because of the repatriation money. >> you may be right. >> i also believe we're having a huge investment boom, we're on the front end. this is fixed investment which hasn't moved in years. in fact, in 2015 and 2016, the last years of president obama, it was zero. year-on-year it's running 6.5% and it's spanning the horizons business equipment, intellectual property that's an investment boom. i'm not going to deny that with respect to share buybacks, look, that money that goes from the corporate lockbox to individual investors, $109 million plus union benefits, that money is not put in a mattress it's put to work to circulate through the economy. it reoxygenates the economy. i think you're going to get it all. you're going to get the buybacks, the investment projects, you'll get the wage increase >> the one thing we can all agree on is something you said, jared, it's way too soon to try and

the democrats have moved the goalpost saying, well at least proves the russian involvement wasn't a hoaxmp made that clear on twitter as well, just i think today, that or late yesterday. that this, his claims about the hoax was never about the fact that the russians were involved or russians were doing something. it was collusion that was the hoax. charles: sure. >> that is the kind of reality that the president needs to make clear. at the same time when president, candidate then trump was complaining about interference in the election in 2016, in october, president obama was telling him to stop whining about interference, and so this is when obama and that team thought that hillary was going to win. they didn't want that specter over the results of the election. so only after the election did obama in the last few weeks of his term in december of '16 act on russians. because it was clear their girl wasn't going to win. charles: did you see rush limbaugh cautioning president trump about being vindicated, it validates the investigation in of itself which many republicans, many people in g