the big difference between the series is that the harry hold series is who did it crime mysteries ands a why did they do it mystery. then again, the protagonist, the heroes of the story are similar. half protagonists and half antagonists. while harry is flirting with the dark side of macbeth is taking the full step into the dark side. the thing about harry as a policeman is that he does everything he can to put you off, he is pretty unpleasant. his relationships are all over the place, he's a drunk and all sorts of things. yet we like him. why do we like him? i think because we can relate to his sins. it's him being and making the wrong moral choices are more intriguing and interesting to us than him of making the right moral choices and he will do both. there's a read over to macbeth there. however monstrous his behaviour is, and he perpetrates a terrible deed, his wife is no more attractive in this book than she is in the play as a character anyway. and yet we have got a sneaking understanding of why he does it. that is why people keep coming back to macbeth. they, like you said, it

>> harris: right now the confirmation process is on hold for him. and i would ask then what should be happening in the interim? i know you say you want to reach out to him. >> sure. >> harris: what to make of these allegations and they are purely that, allegations. >> i think it's unfortunate. because, you know, i have been in the military. i'm subcommittee chairman for military personnel. you have -- there are ways that conduct is formally documented. he has no formally documented problems. these are all hearsay things by disaffected subordinates. i think that's really problematic. that's not the way we function in the military. and so they are held accountable, certainly, by their conduct but, this is all just rumor control. and so that's the sad part about this. >> harris: interesting. i'm reading now from your statement i expect admiral jackson to face the same amount of scrutiny for the physician in the senate as any other nominee for cabinet position. we will be watching for it. sir, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> harr

. >>> happening today, senator harris will hold a meeting in sacramento.ted to be the topic. it will start at the unity of sacramento complex. she has called for a thorough and transparent investigation of the clark shooting. >> protesters marching through sacramento yesterday demanding the sacramento district attorney file charges against the two police officers who shot and killed stphen -- stephen clark last month. the officers were responding to a report that a person was breaking car windows. when they confronted him, they thought he had a gun, but it was a cell phone. >>> immigrant rights groups protesting outside of the santa clara county sheriff's office, angry about sheriff smith. >>> now the protesters are angry that i.c.e. agents were allow in the county jail in san jose and also inside of the elmwood jail to question inmates without warrants on march 7th and 8th. that violated san jose's sanctuary city policy. the sheriff since said it was a mistake. last night the sheriff said, quote, i.c.e. agents' unauthorized access was a circumvention of t

.>>> happening today,, harris will hold a town hall meeting in sacramento. she is expected to discuss the death of stephon clark from police. senator harris calls the town hall a way to speak directly to constituents about some of the issues. she has called for a thorough and transparent investigation into the stephon clark shooting. protesters were there calling for accountability, justice, and change. >> reporter: within two weeks after the shooting death of stephon clark, an unarmed black man who was shot by police in his grandmother's backyard, hundreds of protesters marched on the streets of sacramento, calling for charges against the officers involved in the deadly shooting.>> extremely oppressed communities, history has told us that it is a way for my community to get any justice or any action.>> reporter: it happened on a symbolic day, wednesday, marking the 50 years after the assassination of martin luther king jr. it started and ended at the office of the district attorney. >>> they are urging her to press charges. >> there are enough loud voices ov

kate dressed like dianna holding newborn harry. done the old fashioned way posted at the gates of buckingham palace. for the rest of the world, a tweet announcing the birth of a healthy boy 8 pounds, 7 ounces. the queen riding her horse was delighted and the cambridges are a family of five. prince george still in his school uniform and princess charlotte showing no fear, smiling and waving for the cameras at the hospital to meet their baby brother. he's fifth in line to the british thrown after prince charles, prince william, prince george and princess charlotte. for the first time, the little princess can't be pushed out of the way just because she's a girl. >> the first baby boy to be born in the royal family that will not boot princess charlotte because the queen changed the rules there. >> reporter: in london, they poured champagne and snapped selfies to celebrate the baby prince. he's the third child, he'll probably never be king but the interest is as strong as ever. >> reporter: prince william handled the car seat and joked

he uses it as geopolitical weapon to hold people hostage to russian energy. >> harris: national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon for us. jennifer? >> that's right, harris. the closed door classified meetings in congress are expected to kick off first in the house at 2:30. and then the senate at 4:30 today. we heard from both secretary mattis and general dunford friday night at the pentagon, an hour after the missile strike in syria. this is the first time that mattis and dunford will be addressing congress in person since those strikes. i can tell you, however, that congress was notified by the pentagon ahead of the strikes through secure channels. this morning, in britain, the prime minister theresa may, defended her decision not to come to parliament and ask permission ahead of the strikes. there are also situations where coming to parliament in advance would undermine the operations or restrain the ability of our armed forces to act quickly and decisively. >> for the second time since saturday, the syrian military thought it was under attack. reports from t

photograph of diana, a lot of comparisons today, given the color of the clothes and holding the baby. that was harry, by the way. and look at this from today. big sister charlotte coming to meet her little brother. charlotte turning around, though, to give the crowd an extra wave. stealing their hearts. abc's james longman from london. >> reporter: wrapped up tight, take a look at britain's newest prince. a third child welcomed today by catherine and her husband prince william. the duchess was admitted to the private wing of st. mary's hospital in london at 6:00 a.m. this morning, going into lay before right on her due date. and news of the birth came soon after, a little boy. so the official sign outside buckingham palace read, "born five hours later, weighing eight pounds and seven ounces." the anticipation huge here, waiting for news of that little boy. prince william leaving to collect george and charlotte. crowds treated to a royal wave from the young princess. and then after, climbing those stairs, another look back and one more wave. this new prince will be fifth in line to the british throne

hold onto this information. this is amazing stuff. >> harris: why is attorney-client privilege under attack? >> think about the last two similar investigations we can point to. the clinton investigation and the 1990s and the clinton investigation a couple years ago. at any point in time did the attorney general or department of justice raid the homes of bill or hillary clinton? this president is not above the law but he is not below the law and anybody who has a client that is an attorney, every client should be concerned about the precedent we are setting where these type of attorney-client privileges can be discovered with a warrant issued. >> harris: i imagine by the end of the day that people will be quoting you. this president isn't above the law but he's not below the law. what can you do to block this? can you? >> i am glad you asked that. called into question as part of this investigation, taken by warrant with this seizure, the present i believe has standing to file motions to intervene, as the client. the holder of the privilege and the attorney-client privilege is the client. the

don't hold back... ...ask your dermatologist if cosentyx can help you find clear skin that lasts. >> harrisseat is about to be really hot. facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg speaking out among the cambridge analytica data mining scandal which compromised the personal information of millions of facebook users. he says he takes full responsibility for the incident but refuses to step down. watch. >> it's clear now that we didn't do enough. we didn't focus enough on preventing abuse and thinking through how people could use these tools to do harm as well. we didn't take a broad enough view of what our responsibility is. and that was a huge mistake. it was my mistake. at the end of the day, this is my responsibility. i'm going to do the best job helping to run it going forward, but i'm not looking to throw anyone else under the bus for mistakes that we have made here. >> harris: is there any room under the bus? zuckerberg also revealing million more users were compromised than initially thought and it's possible the profile of every one of its 2 billion users was scraped for data. >> the

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. >> harris: james comey called our current president presideny unfit to hold the office. as i bring in my next guest, i hope you will sit by because i'm going to get some answers from brett bear. good to see you today. chief political anchor and anchor of "special report." april 26th is the sit down with james comey. i just mentioned, good to have you, by the way. i just mentioned that the follow-up to the morally unfit -- let's watch that together and i want to get your thoughts on it. >> you write that president trump is unethical, untethered to the truth. as donald trump unfit to be president? >> yes. but not in the way i often hear people talk about it. i don't buy the stuff of him being mentally incompetent. he strikes me as a person of above average intelligence, i don't think he is medically unfit to be president. i think he is morally unfit to be president. >> harris: anything catch you by surprise there? >> overall the interview didn't substantively advance the facts of what we knew already. it did provide a lot of perception to what james comey thought at the ti

holds the presidency. we have to defy history. >> harris: speaker ryan said he did not want this job. he did not go after it. he was elected for it and took it -- i don't want to say begrudgingly -- but he didn't really seek it. when you look at the job he has done, can you talk with me, kayleigh, about what the house needs and what the g.o.p. will need going forward? >> what we need is someone who, like speaker ryan, will push through president trump's agenda. that's what's so important. speaker ryan was able to railroad the priority through the house. that really was a record pace. he was a loyal foot soldier to the president. and he has achievements to show for it. who that will be next, the house will decide. this president is the president that people put in power to lead. >> harris: it was the establishment versus this president. he got on board and tax cuts were something he really got together with. the president has said he wants more republicans like him. that means, could the house party look decidedly different under a paul ryan leadership? >> ultimately, we know the house

harris faulkner. president trump says some major decisions will be coming in the next 24-48 hours. this as the united nations is holding a emergency meeting today. dozens of people including women and children were killed in a chemical attack outside damascus,syria, yesterday, that's the capital. president trump condemned the attack and suggested a united states military response could be imminent, watch. >> it was an atrocious attack, it was horrible. you don't see things like that as bad as the news is around the world, you just don't see those images. we will be making some major decisions over the next 24-48 hours. this is about humanity, we are talking about humanity. and it can't be allowed to happen. >> harris: chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin's life for us at the pentagon with the latest on this. humanity, it's about humanity. jennifer? >> president trump did not mince his words, calling the weekend attack barbaric, leaving no doubt that he plans to retire react to this weekends apparent gas attack. saying a major decision on syria will be coming in the next 24-48 hours. in his mind there

. >> harris: a breaking news now, the president has been holding a baltic state summit. >> presidentny of you were with me. he is a tremendous person, but we have a problem with china. they created a trade deficit and i really blame our representatives and frankly, are proceeding president for this. they have a trade deficit. $500 billion a year. it's not something we can live with. so we will be working with china, will be negotiating with china, get our relationship is very good with china and we intend to keep it that way. but we have to do something to seriously relieve that trade deficit. we can't have it $500 billion a year trade deficit. we also have the theft of intellectual property, and that probably is in the neighborhood of 200 to $300 billion a year. so whether we like it or not, we have a great stock market, we have a very, very powerful country, we have our country militarily as you know, present. $700 billion, our military will be stronger than ever before. but we have to do something on trade of a certain countries. obviously, china is the leader in terms of deficits

[applause] >> harry belafonte once said sometimes a good lord makes himself a person who holds the visionible for the world. and that vision guides them, as he grows in struggle. that man is dangerous to the sloppy ways of the world because that man loves truth more than he loves his own life. -- [applause] >> my name is jim lawson, which is what martin luther king jr. called me. we have had a wonderful afternoon. this is like the teachings of the 60's and 90's. words, heard a lot of often good and powerful words. powerful soords are we need to get words in our heads that help us to be and really to happen to the great thing about being human and alive and loving and caring. i'm going to try to repeat all of this to try not to repeat all of the things that have been set. -- i'm going to try not to repeat all of the things that have been set. connected with martin in 1955 andjr. walked with him in many places around the country around the southeastern part of the nation and was the architect of the nonviolent movement. direct action. to press hard on the soul force or nonviolent struggle a

going to start holding average americans to the same standard and holds its own agents and senior leadership. >> tucker: you get to harrygan lie with impunity? that would be a totally different country if he lived by the fbi standards, would it end? >> this is not the first time this is happened, there have long been questions at the fbi with other people have been found to be cavalier with the truth, they never seem to have the same view. there is half a dozen former members or people associated with the trump campaign that are going to jail or have been indicted or are facing charges from bob mueller for the same exact things, supposedly lying to the feds. >> tucker: i've noticed. that's the main charge actually. what anzi amazing story. thank you for that, and i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> tucker: according to the new yorker, chick-fil-a is not welcome because it's owners are racist. mark steyn we joins us for that. plus sean hannity response to news that his relationship with attorney michael cohen. we'll be right back. to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keep

fans of our president and now they hold and continue to hold leadership positions within our agencies. that's one thing that is affecting us. >> harris: agent del cueto, can you talk to us about the immediate need for a wall system and how it might work? i have an opportunity to talk to somebody and i know what part the nogales, where it is enforced. >> people will still climb over it, they will dig underneath. that doesn't mean you give up. that doesn't mean you wave a white flag. what the wall does is it is placed in strategic places, it's the extra delay for them so we can respond. i talk about owning our own home. it's similar to owning your own home. if you lock doors at night. people can still break in. but you still lock your doors at night. one quote i've been saying over and over is the reason we do lock our doors at night is because we love the people inside. not because we hate the people outside. >> harris: agent del cueto, wow. some language, we appreciate your expertise. thank you. president trump is telling the military to begin preparing to withdraw u.s. troops from syria. now that the islamic state savages have been

holding this in houston. i mean, he, in 1963, became the head of harris county texas republican party.. he became a leading member of the republican part. james baker, his best friend really with addition to scowcroft, they would play tennis all the time together -- >> there's the children arriving. governor jeb bush. you can see all of the children, dorothy and the other kids as well. and there's president george h.w. bush arriving as well. let's just watch him for a moment if we can. this is another moment, dana, historic, iconic, extraordinary. >> absolutely. and yet the bushes are putting their own take on it. look at 41, her widower, and he is wearing socks, he's known for wearing fun socks, but with books all over them as an homage to his wife who of course made it her life's work to help with literacy and raised $100 million over 30 years forly the raze. over 30 years for literacy. >> all right, let's listen. ♪ land where my fathers died land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ ♪ from every mountainside let freedom ring ♪ ♪ my native country, thee land of the noble free thy name i love ♪ ♪

an effort to get a new deal with iran, holding the iranian regime to account, ensuring iran does not have nuclear weapons. with international terrorism. >> harris: you heard the threats going back and forth. the iran foreign minister says it hurts our credibility and leadership and iran say what they will do with retaliation and our own president saying if they threaten the united states, they will see a response like few other countries have ever seen before. your last word. >> the iranian regime is playing with fire. they aren't dealing with the weak nato u.s. the number one goal for the united states must be to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear weapons power. the iran nuclear agreement unfortunately does not guarantee that. the united states must lead on the world stage and rally the free world to confront what is it an extremely dangerous and brutal regime. >> harris: nile gardiner from the heritage foundation. an important time. thank you for that dollar figure of $5 billion between the trade with germany and iran. that sets us up. we've been waiting the joint news conference between president trump and chancellor merkel, a historic mee

don't hold back... ...ask your dermatologist if cosentyx can help you find clear skin that lasts. >> harris: thanks for watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: fox alert, a lengthy news conference and president trump and the french president wraps up at the white house. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino live from nashville and this is "the daily briefing." president trump and macron conducting state affair, finding common ground on the need for north korea to get rid of its nukes and discussing what to do about the iran nuclear deal. >> when they made the iran deal, what they should have done is included syria, before giving this kind of tremendous money, okay. $150 billion

harris wants to meet them to let them know people do care. >>> a state senate committee is holding a hearing later this morning on proposed bill to intact zero tolerance threshold for young people caught driving under the influence of marijuana it would mirror the zero tolerance statue for those under 21 who consume alcohol and drive. the dmv will suspend their license for a year. the bill proposal from senator hill will apply to anyone under 21 who tests positive for thc through a chemical field test. >>> president trump responded saying he is considering firing robert mueller after his personal attorney's home and office were raided by the fbi. >> i think it's a disgrace what is going on. we will see what happens, but i think it's really a sad situation when you look at what happened. many people said you should fire him. >> this morning president trump tweeted about the fbi raid on his attorney saying a total witch hunt and attorney-client privilege is dead. kevin cork from washington. >> reporter: president trump angered that the fbi is targeting his long-time personal lawyer, mi

don't hold back... ...ask your dermatologist if cosentyx can help you find clear skin that lasts. >> harris: thanks for watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: fox alert, a lengthy news conference and president trump and the french president wraps up at the white house. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino live from nashville and this is "the daily briefing." president trump and macron conducting state affair, finding common ground on the need for north korea to get rid of its nukes and discussing what to do about the iran nuclear deal. >> when they made the iran deal, what they should have done is included syria, before giving this kind of tremendous money, okay. $150 billion and $1.8 billion in cash. they should have made a deal that covered yemen, that covered syria, that covered other parts of the middle east where iran is involved. >> dana: rich edson is live at the state department. rich, they covered a lot of ground, but certainly iran was probably the headline. >> reporter: it really is, dana. it's a key part of this week as european allies come to washington,

. >> harris: let's bring in former speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich, now a teacher for hosting america, holding six online courses focusing on the six most critical issues in our nation. great to have you today. while, you are such a busy man. what you make of deputy ag telling the president that you are not a focus of the investigation, you are not a target? >> i think everything we've seen from the clinton investigation is a mess. okay? you had comey doing all sorts of things that made no sense. you had the number one and number two people in the fbi, both apparently engaged in activities that may be criminal. you have arguments and former fbi director. and now we get to the current mess. my strong advice to the president would be do not agree to an interview under any circumstances. >> harris: really? >> not in any way. it beyond mueller saying "you aren't really a target." after the interview, suddenly saying oh, it could be perjury or obstruction of justice. i guess you are now a target. these comments have no meaning. it's very dangerous through the president to put any faith in rosenstei

. >> now, harry, we in the media tend to make this more black and white than it is. we hold out, as matt saying, sessions hasn't been a hero, but he has this heroic act, the post reporting his message to the white house which has not been previously reported underscores the political fire storm trump would invite to remove the deputy attorney general and trump has railed against sessions at times. the resignation of the attorney general would likely incite other departures and create a moment of profound crisis for the white house. >>> you have also got -- you've got this one moment that we'll hold up and call it profile in courage. but it's filled and it's littered with thousands of others, like rod rosenstein turning over the comey memos and sharing other things with the noisy and cynical gang of far-right wing conservatives in the house, jim jordan and mark meadows who was the second special counsel appointed. can you bring into sharper relief the muddled picture coming out of the d.o.j. right now? >> look, it is a mixed picture, but i think this is a really important and

harris faulkner. president trump says some major decisions will be coming in the next 24-48 hours. this as the united nations is holdingrgency meeting today. dozens of people including women and children were killed in a chemical attack outside damascus,syria, yesterday, that's the capital. president trump condemned the attack and suggested a united states military response could be imminent, watch. >> it was

hold it up. if they keep at this pace it will take 11 years to confirm these people. >> harris: how much do you think terms of getting at least one democrat, maybe there will be more, we don't know. to have mike pompeo address the issue that he wants to hire some people. >> he needs it. with the world being so challenging, we've got north korea in the place every president before wanted to get them in, having somebody at secretary of state is very, very important. that's a key position especially with all of our allies. to play political games at this time, this is the moment to say i don't care what chuck schumer and nancy pelosi say, i am going to put the country first. >> harris: we know the history of mike pompeo per the democrats, they say he is too hawkish, some of them. but the pushback on that was his recent diplomatic visit with kim jong un. can you talk to me about the timing of that? >> i think that was key. he was able to do it without the world knowing, the outcome from those meetings are pretty good, listen to what kim jong un is saying today about testing a nuclear weapon. from one sta

hold down 32-year- old robert dolph until police arrested him. >> we turned him on his back and he was still relisting. >> reporter: harris said robert dolph was not make ending this might making any sense. harris says he was a victim of a stabbing about 20 years ago. >> a whole -- hallway full of people watching and nobody did anything. i could relate. later on i thought, i wouldn't want anyone to feel like that. >> reporter: the victim is described as a woman in her 50s and her brother, a one -- a man in his 60s. there are updates on the victims. the woman was released from the hospital, but her brother is still listed in critical condition. >>> there is an important vote in southern california that could decide the fate of the water tunnels governor. jerry brown wants to build. they are scheduled to vote today on whether to approve nearly $11 billion in funding to help build two water tunnels or $5.2 billion to construct a single water tunnel. governor brown sent a letter to the board urging them to back the two tunnel plan. in february, his administration agreed to offer the one tunnel option to lower the cost and ease environmental concer

[applause] >> harry belafonte once said sometimes a good lord makes himself a person who holds the vision. that man is dangerous to the sloppy ways of the world because that man loves truth more than he loves his own life. martin luther king, junior, was such a man. is ane he was, there aggressive move to water down his message and to sanitize his words, and to make him comfortable to the status quo, and make it acceptable to the american palate. there has been a move to hijack the very identity of martin luther king jr.. we must be clear, that dr. king's message was both prophetic and radical. rooted in the message of jesus christ, which was in his foundation. dr. king was tied to a god of love and justice. his loyalty was to god this -- and his faith is what summoned him to his activism. dr. king was uncompromising in his commitment to eradicate war and racism and poverty. he was ever determined in his quest to tear down the door of an justice and opportunity that stood closed and left outside. -- and the masses left outside. martin luther king jr. was uncompromising and his attempt to

holding her hand. and late today, he released a statement, say, "we have faith she is in heaven and we know life will go on as she would have it." >> and davn harris back with us tonight. we know the funeral is on saturday, and what are you learning tonight about the current first family and former first families who plan to be in attendance? >> reporter: the current first lady, melania trump, will be in attendance, and both the obamas and the clintons will be there, as well. >> dan, you've learned something really very personal about barbara bush, about where she'll be buried? >> reporter: that's right. after the funeral on saturday, she will be buried at the george h.w. bush presidential library, next to her daughter, robin, who died at age 3 from leukemia. >> dan harris with us from houston again tonight. thank you, dan. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the new storm threat. major snow coming across several states. hard to believe. roads covered already. drivers struggling. the system then heads into the northeast. we're tracking it. >>> also, the home explosion after a car smashes into this house. fami

democratic senator kamela harris turning raucous after she was asked about her stance on immigration. listen in. >> you've got the facts wrong. i treat everybody equally. >> holdng. you need to know the facts if you're going to speak up. >> shannon: let's bring in tonight's panel back in on this. and tom, start with you. everyone wants to know if she is running on 2020? she was asked on ellen. everyone thinks that is what is going on here. >> i think it's pretty clear she is. at least at the moment. i think you see it in terms of her actual standing up for i.c.e. compared to perspective primary candidates she might face in the democratic copped copped -- candidates in 2020. but there is a difficult line that she does the talk show circuit and probably take a trip to iowa and new hampshire soon. but she is also making visits to the democratic elite in terms of fundraiser. so there is a great balancing act here so unless she is someone who likes to spend more time working than most senators do, to their credit is a lot. whatever we think of their politics. then i think it suggests that she is running for president. >> shannon: i want to play more of what she had

harry true man got elected in '48. sometimes the republicans blew it. if the democrats get in next year and all they do is hold hearings, trump could get re-elected. up next, these three will tell me something i don't know. you're watching "hardball." we can't stay here! why? flat toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. charmin ultra strong. it cleans better. it's four times stronger and you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. ancestrydna has 5x more detail ...and it's now on sale for just $59. it can lead you on an unexpec ted journey... ...to discover your heritage. get ancestrydna for just $59. the lowest price of the year. >>> we're back with the "hardball" roundtable. ruth, the pro, tell me something i don't know. >> so there's a little bit of an epidemic among president trump's judicial nominees in being unwilling to say something that is a little surprising which is they don't want to say whether they think brown versus board of education is correctly decided. the, i'm not making this up. the first. >> they think separate can be equal. >> no, they're just saying they don't want to say

bush there holding her hand in those final moments. let's go back to dan harrisn. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. yes, that's right. we're told the former president was right there by his wife's side in her final hours as you say holding her hand. we're told he's heartbroken but strong this morning. lifted up by the support of his large family. this was a marriage that lasted 73 years. the longest marriage in american presidential history, barbara bush liked to tell the story of how she married the first man she ever kissed, a point that would reliably make her grown children blush. so many tributes pouring in for the former first lady barbara bush. president donald trump ordering american flags to be flown at half-staff around the world. there will be a funeral right here in houston on saturday. and we're expecting perhaps some former presidents and first ladies to be in attendance. robin, back to you. > all right, dan. as you reported earlier that she will be buried in the family plot next to their 3-year-old daughter, robin. >>> coming up inside "peop

hold russia accountable, do it. >> tomi: if you were hacked and he went to get to the bottom of it, what have they not turned over the servers? >> harris: that's what makes it smell like it's potentially difficult because otherwise you would just give everything you have in the name of transparency to see if actually care. >> marie: not necessarily. the intelligence community has concluded that they did hacked both the dnc and private emails of people like john podesta. these are nonpartisan career officials who have determined that. it will be interesting in the civil suit, they're leaving it up to the court to determine damp damages but ari is right, e should be concerned about the russians interfering with political parties but in marco rubio has at this very strongly. next time, it won't be them, it'll be us. i have no idea why they did or didn't turn over servers. i think is a very small point in the larger point. >> ari: why did the fbi take them? >> marie: maybe that'll be part of discovery, i have no idea. but i think the larger point is whether it was good reason for proprietary information, i have no idea. the bigger point is

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holds. we got china cpi and ppi missing estimates, bring into question the inflation reflationary story. where do you stand on that? mr. harrisstarting in spring of 2016, we had a synchronized recovery. i do think it is shifting. china is on a steady slowing path, europe can't sustain the kind of 2.5% growth they were achieving. if you think about it, it's got a be the u.s. to drive the global economy going forward. a big the country with fiscal stimulus, it's much too early to have seen that in the data. there's a bit of a rotation into the u.s. and the risk to that is if trade war's run out of control, you cancel out the benefits of the fiscal stimulus. there is a bit of a rotation going on, it is not a synchronized to some people might think. two or three months ago we had tax cuts and fiscal stimulus and now we do have this prospect of trade wars. is the very prospect of it, cannot really pool growth in the united states? mr. harris: we are still trying to figure that out. have you know whether it matters are not? the first side is the equity market. the equity market has been very shaky around this and it hasn't yet had

hold these elections fairly quickly so you don't have any sort of lingering divisiveness, especially when there is no clear alternative. a leader that only announced they were retiring like this was harrydid it on a friday morning in a march, 2015 and by 2:00 that afternoon, chuck schumer had everything sewn up and locked down to become -- to replace him. this is the opposite. you have kevin mccarthy out there as the number 2 who probably wants to run, but he did this before and could not get enough votes. there is lingering at number three, steve scalise. he is standing there as an alternative just in case kevin mccarthy can't get enough votes. that creates a seven-month long debate andternal there are a lot of people who are wary this conference, which manyewn many did -- shown divisions in the past, cannot withstand a seven-month internal fight. host: there was a report this morning that said there are some rumblings the speaker may step down early. what have you heard, if anything, and what sort of challenge would that present? aest: i think that could be misreading of some things. brian was very clear -- ryan was in aclear both publicly press conference and an interview with sever