it is he tweeting. >> what causes the highest tweeting level. when he gets scared, he tweets a lot. >> you see with his style, the so-called rich hu so-called witch hunt. >> do you have a tweet meter? i think he does get scared. oh my god, he starts tweeting. >> the trigger was clear and abc reported after about ten-days of giuliani going to the special counsel and renegotiating a sit down, saying he still wants to discuss the obstruction with the president. the president flew off the handle. a tweet can't be obstruction. and i think it is not hard to read the president's mood. >> what does mueller want? >> he wants the president to sit down and answer a question, what was his motive. and mueller has a decision to make. is he going to issue the report. >> what is the advantage of having the interview? perjury trap? >> the advantage for mueller is he wants to find out the president's intent. >> he is never going to tell him. >> seth, why is a guy having charged with bad purpose. >> any prosecutor would get that person under oath and hear what he h

he tweeted in fact today. here is the tweet. considering taking tesla private at 420 bucks per share. funding secured. now it is not actually clear if elon musk is serious or not. as he has made outrageous claims on twitter shall we say before? he followed up this tweet with a smiley face. so interpret that however you want. he then tweeted i don't have a controlling vote now. wouldn't expect any shareholder to have one if we go private. i won't be selling in either scenario. okay. >>> stocks getting a boost from corporate earnings. we have a dow up 164 points. i will follow the markets carefully as we watch the s&p trading higher along with the nasdaq. also coming up, mitch mcconnell is launching his 2020 re-election campaign but is he about to face trouble during this term from none other than fellow republicans. if he doesn't get the votes for the border wall, arizona senate candidate kelly ward says she is done. she will get them and he should be out. she will explain next. well, it's earnings season once again. >>yeah. lot

he tweeted he had the winning bid. bass said he offered way over >>> tonight the iconic brady bunch home is not going to lance bass even though he tweeted he had the winning bid. >> oh no. he said he offered way over asking price, but the seller changed course at the last minute going to a hollywood studio willing to pay more. bass tweeted his disappointment last night saying his dreams we they say it happens all the time. >> we know it is not illegal, but it's not exactly honest. anything can happen until you have the signed contract. >> he claims he was used to drive up the price of the home. >> stephen stegall has a new role tonight with russia. >> they have appointed him as a special representative on the u.s. russian humanitarian ties. russia likens them to have a goodwill ambassador. the 66-year-old action start is a close friend of vladimir putin . he even became a russian citizen in 2016 for his new job it does not come with a hollywood salary however. it is unpaid. >>> now that we have cut you up on hollywood.

tweet by c.e.o. elon musk saying he plans to take the electric car make a private and secured the funds to do that. if musk can succeed in taking tesla private it would be the largest leveraged buyout in history . musk tweeted on tuesday that he was considering taking tesla private at four hundred twenty dollars a share saying that he'd secured funding ideal at that price would represent a price tag of about seventy two billion dollars he didn't say where the funding was coming from shortly after his tweet musk published a letter to tesla employees on the company's blog where he said that going private would be the best path forward and would allow tesla to operate at its best free from distraction and short term thinking going private would also be one way to avoid close scrutiny by the public market because few did publicly with regulators critics short sellers and reporters some analysts believe he would prefer to have less transparency the company is still trying to overcome production challenges which have held up its new model three sedan on which tesla's profitability rests that hasn't stoppe

he was tweeting the 5 p.m. show on fox. knocking off earlier in bedminster, he has the super dvr lined up and he's doing it. that is the fun part for him. >> stephen: do you think he is tweeting this much right now because is he off the chain with his handlers or because he feels the walls closing in. a sense with the manafort thing w giuliani going off on the rails on every interview he does. >> yep. >> stephen: with him saying that there is collusion, that, do you think there is a sense of, if i feel like it is a panicky level. >> it does feel panicky. i think st a combination of both. i think everyone has given up trying to stop him from dg, this including his lawyers. i think also he is one of these people that feels, it's like so much of the trump experience are like bad jedi mind tricks where he feels like if he gets in front of you, he can change your mind about something. is he thinks if i tweet it, if i tweet it that's going to solve all my problems. i'm going to tweet my way through it and tweet my way out of it. >

he does not tweet out. this stock, shorts got killed today, real question, and i am not casting aspersions on him, but if he did not have financing secure for taking it private, this is a big chunk of change. 70 to 80 billion. that would be by far, largest lbo in history of lbo's. am i getting numbers right. liz: it sounds right. >> check my numbers, if he does not have financing secured and he tweeted he did, that would be a problem. liz: that means me was taking out shor shorts. >> he -- >> good to see you charlie, great stuff. >> okay. liz: now look at this story, high sensitive tie blood test may be able to pick up whether or not you are going to have a heart attack, faster and more rack -- accurately than the existing test. >> we take on alexandria ocasio-cortez with new stuff, what is she saying today? you won't believe it, my panel take its on next, stay there. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine but i'm gonna get a new one! oh yeah! he's

he tweeted as long as i campaign and support house and senate candidates, within reason, they will win! they certainly like the job i'm doing, if i find the time between china, iran, the economy

he tweeted paul manafort worked for ronald reagan, bob dole and highly prominent and respected political leaders. he worked for me for a very short time. why didn't government tell me he was under investigation?

was to not respond to the claims in omarosa's new book, but the president went through that when he tweetedultiple times about omarosa calling her a wacko. saying she was vicious and disliked by white house colleagues and skipping white house meetings and work all together. adding he kept her around because she said nice things about him. someone who made $180,000 of taxpayer funded money. he did have omarosa sign a nondisclosure agreement. she later said she did not sign the white house nda. >> i never signed the draconian nda. i knew from my prior time of working for the white house, i worked for the clintons prior, this was not something acceptable. >> reporter: her recordings of the conversations with john kelly and president trump have created the sense of paranoia in the west wing. when she was about to leave last december, her colleagues suspected she was recording conversations and now the fears seem to have come to light. omarosa is promising she has more recordings and if the white house retaliates against her, she may publish them. dave and christine. >> kaitlan collins at the wh

he said it in a news conference with the french president macron and then in july of last year he tweeted most politicians would have gone to a meeting like the one don junior attended in order to get info on an opponent. so him saying that today is simply not news. >> bill: make sense of these headlines. one of them. "new york times." president admits focus of trump tower meeting was getting dirt on clinton. "new york times." "washington post". have another one from the associated press. trump acknowledged purpose of

that's what he tweeted out last week here are the latest developments as you mentioned, the board of directors for tesla has formtd a special committee. that special committee is made up of three directors. brad buss, robin denhomo, and linda johnson rice there is no formal proposal yet. this is the committee, though, that will analyze when elan musk does come forward with a proposal in terms of the details that are being offered up, and potentially if the board decides is it going to explore this on its own separate from elan musk that's what the committee would be in charge of. speaking of mr. musk, he announced late yesterday that he is retained silver lake and

this way he gets enraged tweet from an entirely different toilet. >> the president is on vacation. he be working. no. while he's on vacay, trump staff has largely given up on futile efforts to supervise him. yeah, at this point they're just leaving him alone with one of those cat water fountains you see in the airplane magazine. it's got a lever to give him a cheeseburger pellet. >> check out what strump was saying before he left. watch this ♪ vacation all i ever wanted ♪ vacation, have to get away ♪ vacation, meant to be spent alone ♪ >> oh my gosh, that was very clever. >> it's clever. i'm okay with presidential vacations. they have a hard job. >> look, i hope many of you get a good vacation this summer. thanks for joining us. >> you survived two days. "new day" starts right now. >> two down, three to go. ♪ >>> rick gates saying he committed crimes at paul manafort's direction. >> he really is testifying for his life. >> it is always very damaging to the defendant when a cooperator takes the stand and says, i committed crimes, so did that man. here is how we did it together. ♪ >>>

tweet. again, he goes to 20 million people, not his tweet.arlie, beyond causing market drama. >> no, no, no, this is huge. you cannot selectively disclose a story like this, a corporate action like this. liz: here's the e-mail that they sent. >> i don't care, they should have sent this out on the website immediately. now, he's obviously going to argue that my twitter page is as big as donald trump's, everybody pays attention to, it it's a disclosure mechanism. that's not how do you it. he's going to get flack to that. liz: following an e-mail he sent to tesla employees. i announced i am considering taking tesla private, $420 a share. i wanted to let you know my rationale and why i think this is the best path forward. final decision not made yet. >> that's what he's saying now. liz: yep on, this blog. i believe we're at our best when everyone is focused on executing when we can remain focused on long-term mission and when there are not perverse incentives for people to harm what we're doing to achieve. let us not forget, folks, elon musk accus

he's got a coveted trump tweet endorsement. the rally comes before august 7th, a special election there. a source tells cnn the president has big plans to be on the road much, much more as midterms ramp up. arguing he wants to take matters into his own hands before november. but the commander in chief has some really noticeable surrogates joining his rallies. his own kids. >> i have great children. and a couple of them, plus, are here tonight. eric trump who has been fantastic. he loves his political stuff. eric's wife lara who is great. i think she single-handedly won the state of north carolina for trump. we have somebody that nobody ever heard from. ivanka. >> eric trump tweeted a picture from last night's florida rally you saw there with his wife lara who does work on trump's re-election campaign. his sister ivanka is a white house adviser. you know, this could be incredibly helpful to the president in places that, just like obama on the democratic side in red states in swing areas where the president is, you know, kind of t

may want to make about sitting down with robert mueller when he tweets out what he has tweeted out earlier today? >> yeah, it's interesting. in light of the negotiations that are going on there, when you tweet, you're clearly talking to the masses. owe can certainly have conversations with his lawyers and robert mueller. he is trying to down play it. i think two things about that. one is shifting stories is something that prosecutors are always very keenly interested in. because it suggests a consciousness of guilt you want to get to the bottom of. it makes robert mueller eager to talk to him. it suggests he has no intention of talking to robert mueller. this is for the masses. this is for political purposes. i think he'll slow walk the negotiations until he gets a point -- that's so close to the mid terms that he feels like robert mueller is not going to push him with a subpoena or some sort of litigation to get him to sit down. >> there's been interesting speculation this week that the president has been trying to shift a little bit of his strategy whe

but every time he tweets about it, and particularly the president tweeting jeff sessions should do somethingy the and shut it down, he just drives more coverage to this story. >> the president knows clearly jeff sessions has recused himself from this investigation. i heard newt gingrich talk about the fact that 90% of the items jeff sessions recused himself from he didn't need to. i think that's probably true. the president knows jeff sessions won't end this investigation. but it's also fair, this has been going on for a year and a half. there is no collusion, coordination and cooperation between them let's have the country move on and prove there was no collusion between the trump campaign and anyone in russia to impact the election. that's a fair thing to do. howie: paul manafort, the trial began this week. he replaced you as campaign chairman in 2016. given what we know now, millions of dollars from ukraine and he was broke at the time and trying to retain a lavish lifestyle. do you think hiring paul manafort was a mistake? >> i think it was a mistake. i think i should have stayed until t

he's going to tweet out -- he's got all the questions. here's what we have. when "the new york times" broke the story about the trump tower more than a year ago, don junior dismissed it saying it was primarily about an adoption program. that statement drafted, of course, as we've been discussing aboard air force one on the way back from the g20 summit. donald trump admitted on twitter this was a meeting to get information on an opponent. that is one glaring inconsistency. another on whether trump was involved in drafting the statement. jay sekulow said days after the story broke, the president wasn't involved. months later trump's attorneys admitted in a memo sent to robert mueller the president dictated it. on whether trump knew about the trump tower meeting in the first place, the official party line is trump knew nothing about it. that's what donald junior testified to before the senate judiciary committee back in september. of course now nbc news is reporting trump's former fixer michael cohen is prepared to tell robert mueller donald trump did know about

one reason he tweets so much, bombards it and counts on the power of the presidency to persuade and influence. he feels and i wonder if he still feels given the last couple of days, he was invincible and he could say any damn thing he pleased, if he said it often enough people would believe it. i would guess using a poker phrase he's checking his hold cards to counted on these lies. >> david pekker of ami, american media incorporated that owns the "national enquirer" and tabloid like magazines. he in donald trump's terms, flipped and cooperating with federal prosecutors like michael cohen. that's stunning. david pekker, there's no telling how many files he has on the man who is now the president of the united states. no telling how many catch and kill stories or sleazy things david pekker has access to he has on the president. >> that's absolutely right, anderson and why i think the president is so upset and panicked. we hear continual reports from the white house to that effect and he has lost control. one of the harsh lessons in life is loyalty runs both ways. donald trump is only loyal to

he tweeted he wanted that to happen, but that is not something that sets policy in motion.ted transgender americans banned from the military. you can't make that happen via twitter. the president thinks he can. he uses those as orders. >> this is where you were spot on. this is a president who doesn't understand the role of the presidency. and so unfortunately we don't have a congress -- a republican congress that is checking him. the founding fathers said the congress -- congress should serve as a check to the president. the president is an executive branch, they're not a king and that is not something that donald trump understands. >> back in the '70s when this was happening to richard nixon, members of congress understood that continuing to back richard nixon was going to cost them something. that's not something the republican congress understands to do. some 30 plus percent of americans continue to stand by him. if he's not acting like a president, a third of americans think that's okay. >> the adoption of the republican strategy to appeal only to a very racist xeno ph

he's doing it all the time. it's not a very difficult question to answer. you see in some of the tweetsut the manafort trial specifically, the president is both distancing himself saying he worked for me for just a little while, even after manafort was moved from the campaign, he was still involved. he was involved through the transition. those are the facts the president is trying to divert attention from those facts. but at the same time, he also has this inclination to portray paul manafort as a victim of this witch hunt. this is a choose your own reality country at the moment because it is incredibly divided and the reality donald trump wants people to choose is that this is a witch hunt and everybody caught up in the investigation is somehow a victim. it's about 13 anger -- 17 now, 17 angry democrats. it's a partisan threat. never mind mueller is republican. never mind his credentials are impeccable. this is what the president is repeating over and over and over again to the public. it says something about his nervousness. but also says something about his belief in his own ability

he tweeted today that unlike michael cohen, he refused to break and make up stories to get a deal. he tweeted great respect for a great and. is mr. manafort a candidate for a presidential pardon? >> that is not something that has been up for discussion, don't have anything for you. >> some democrats are saying that the nomination for brent cobb -- brett kavanaugh should be put on hold because of the legal developments yesterday. hawaii's senator put out a statement saying that this president was an unindicted co-conspirator in a criminal matter and doesn't deserve the courtesy of a meeting with his nominee. what is your reaction to that? >> this is a desperate and pathetic attempt by democrats to obstruct a highly qualified nominee. the hearing date has been set and judge kavanaugh will be there. >> trade talks between the united states and china are resuming. the president earlier this week expressed low expectations for the talks. i'm wondering if that has changed and what you would like to see come out of these discussions. >> as you said, these conversations are continuing. i d

he tweeted that tweet he had another tweet which i think we also have don't believe the hype so he's kind of he's kind of mocking is really playing with everybody's expectations and excitement such that we still don't know fingers crossed just a little bit more but i mean he's been in the business for quite some time but this is certain to be the biggest role ever but then he has done other important roles as well yeah absolutely i mean you know he's a london based act of born in london actually he has been acting since the ninety's mid ninety's he really shot to international stardom with the h.b.o. series the wire so he was in that for a couple of years to. really put him on the international stage he's also really famous for the b.b.c. series luther saying it but if you haven't you really should it's great. so he's very well known actor and he's very popular his face really warm and charismatic on screen i think fans you know from all the feedback on twitter they really want to see him has bonded and i think it would make a great bond great bond

then he tweeted, why does kool-aid man keep busting through walls? kool-aid and i love walls. get along. #nobelpeaceprize. [ laughter and applause ] he loves both. >> steve: oh, yeah! >> jimmy: then he tweeted, why does mr. peanut think he's so elite? i'm way richer and way nuttier. #nutjob. [ laughter and applause ] and finally he tweeted, which navy ship is cap'n crunch serving on? i called the pentagon, nobody knew. #fakecrews. he's pretty worked up right now. [ laughter and applause ] here's a weird story. there is a restaurant here in new york that serves a smoked watermelon that looks just like a ham. check it out. yeah. it's perfect for all those times you're biting into a a juicy ham and think i just wish this were hot watery fruit. [ laughter and applause ] i just wish. and finally, i saw that the university of delaware was just named america's number one party schoolpplause ] while america's worst party school is once again homeschool. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause

he tweeted yesterday that he was working with goldman sachs and silver lake.ay he was supposed to has been question by the sec and private class actions. we welcome now teresa goody a former sec attorney. thank you for joining us. teresa: thank you for having me. david: if you look at that specific statement, then you look at what he posted yesterday, there is something of a disagreement. he is now exploring things with different advisors. it didn't sound that last week. teresa: i agree. that clearly seems as though he does not in fact have funding secured. his blog makes that obvious. it also makes obvious that the offer he was saying he was going to put forward, did not actually take place. whether or not it is reasonable for him to believe he has the means for the funding to take place, that is another issue. it was good he discussed the fact that his tweets were not accurate and it is good he started to bring clarity to the market. it is clear he did not have the funding secured. david: what are the potential consequences of that tweet? now he is saying --

in another tweet yesterday he blamed the fires on bad environmental laws and water being diverted into the pacific. we reached out to the governor's office and we're told the president's tweets do not merit a response. the governor's spokesman recommended we not talk to politicians and instead referred us to an expert on water management and climate change. fire more intense and difficult to fig it's >> the water policy of this state has not made these fires more frequent or intense. it hasn't made it more difficult to fight these fires. ironically he's ignoring the whole issue of climate change which has made these fires more intense and more difficult to fight. but governor brown is ba ater from th >> it's not clear what the president is talking about, but governor brown is backing a plan to divert water from the delta to central valley farmers and southern california cities, but peter glick and other experts agree this would not impact water available for firefights. glick adds that the only water that reaches the ocean these days is what's left after the massive diversions out of o

he replies with a tweet that is a picture of vladimir putin laughing. as put donald trump's attack in a fundraising solicitation he is putting out there trying to raise money from republican supporters on the basis that donald trump is attacking him. >> right. he faces a dilemma. he could certainly hurt donald trump. the more it is clear that he wants to hurt donald trump, the harder it is for him to succeed in the republican primary. if he is going to replace donald trump he needs to come up with an alternate vision. and the vision in this republican party as we have it now in 2019 and 2020 is not the message that john kasich has been articulating over the last two or three years. >> thank you. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> tonight's last word is next. you ready for this, junior? yeah, i think i can handle it. no pressure... ...that's just my favorite boat. boom. (laughs) make summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. and get our best deal of the summer: zero percent financing for sixty months on f-150. get zero percent financi

in fact, brian fallon, the executive director of one of the advocacy groups, he was tweeting, urging people to call senate democrats and kill the deal. it's interesting we have a former senior chuck schumer aide now working for an advocacy group pressuring democrats not to agree to nominations package. joe manchin iii, from west virginia said let's just pass this and there's no point in hanging around. these are noncontroversial nominees have been passed in the judiciary committee. you are just wasting time. but i think there's a lot of pressure on democrats to resist the trump agenda and slow it down at any cost. >> interesting. we will continue to follow you, your twitter handle is @alexander bolton. in your reporting in the hill.com. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> senators were briefed recently on election security. by the director of national intelligence, dan coats. on that security secretary, kirstjen nielsen and fbi director, christopher wray. after the briefing, senators bob corker and dick durbin spoke to reporters. >> we meant telling us about the briefing on camera fo

he's tweeted about sessions, he's tweeted about mueller, he's tweeted about rosenstein. t new. the president doesn't like any of these people even though, by the way, as you know, he has appointed each and every one of them except for mueller whom rosenstein appointed. >> harry litman, if you're robert mueller, the special counsel here and you're obviously looking at the president's tweets, taking in what the president's attorney is saying on television, what are you thinking right now? >> first i'm thinking this is all admissible. much of these might be designed to play to the base or whatever but each and every tweet is going to be a piece of evidence that's going to go to the critical issue in obstruction. we know for sure he tried to shut down the probe. the question will be did he have so-called corrupt intent. was he basically trying to keep -- protect his own skin and that of his family. each of these is going to be significant. i think they are also significant in the aggregate, brooke, because the more the president sort of waffles and says different things and b

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he tweeted a's fans, matt chapman has a message for you. he posted the interview on twitter. adding yeah, what he said. and he tweeted oakland, we can't do this without you. come and watch the kids play, you won't regret it. tonight the president of the a's. what would you like to see in is important everyone who comes has a great experience and tells their friends. >> i was noticing all the empty seats. they are playing good and no one is watching so i feel bad for them. >> reporter: tonight more people did come out. attendance was at 17,000 with 4,000 fans walking up to buy tickets after matt chapman's comments. fans are hopeful this is just the beginning. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> we will have the highlights from tonight's game coming up in sports. >>> a bay ary >> a thulyba city boasting -- unlikely bay area city boasting million homes. and now the water is flowing i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to e

when he was tweeting about google, google is rigged. the election could be rigged and warning of violence. he's worried about what's going to happen in november and he's trying to place the blame somewhere else. >> what we're also seeing is a strategy of playing the victim. this is defd as victim. that's what he's laying the groundwork for. they're all out to get me. if you listen to a mob wire, you'll here the copo say, they're framing me. i'm being framed. so he's being framed by google, the department of justice, the state of florida, the fbi. >> the media. >> the intelligence community and of course the media. everybody is out to get him. >> his insecurity knows no bounds. that is something we haven't seen really in the presidency since richard nixon. there is nothing that he can do to fill up that lack of self-esteem that he has. he automatically blames other people. double bind theory. if i win i win, if i lose it's your fault. >> what's interesting is he appeals to that sense in his voters as well. they feel aggrieved. remember wh

he tweeted he secured funding, but nothing else. gn wealth fund controlled by the saudi government. musk said they approached him several times. musk is trying to add credibility to the proposed buyout. the tweet triggered invest or lawsuits -- investor lawsuits and s.e.c. probe. >>> papa john's is bailing out franchisees over the nightmare. sales fell 10% in july after john schnatter used a racial slur on the conference call. papa john's will offer assistance including cutting royalties and food prices and online fees. it helps to pay for marketing images. papa john's stopped using schnatter's image when he stepped down. >> the two companies. s -- tesla and papa john's so closely identify with the ceos. >>> and charges after a fatal shooting over a parking space. and prosecutors say why they see it differently. is the best way to keep in touch. or keep tabs on their "extra curricular" activities. he skipped orientation for the beach? he takes after me. you know it's true. oh yeah. join t-mobile and get an iphone for everyone in the

he tweeted that his dreams had been crushed. >> it's not illegal but it's not exactly honest. anything can happen until you have that signed contract. >> bass claims that he was used to drive up the price of the home. >>> when you think of bay area tourism, concord doesn't usually come to mind. >> but officials have a new campaign to show they have a lot to offer too. the push is dubbed visit concord. organizers want to play up the small town feel, despite the fact that it's contra costa county's county seat. it's located between major tourist destinations but has its own attractions, like a six flags park and shopping complex. the campaign is funded by a 3% hotel tax established in 2013. >>> the giants going for a streak, and the a's as well. more coming up. >>> good morning, 5:23. we have delays at the bay bridge toll plaza on the oakland side heading westbound into san francisco. but a major backup trying to get out of san francisco over to the oakland side via the bay bridge. we'll have all the details and alternates, plus travel times coming up. first a check on sports. >>

active on twitter and he put out this tweet earlier this morning. ave been completely banned by facebook and apple and spoti spotify. the one platform they can't ban and we'll always have our live streams. >> he does have that live streaming platform. it is an interesting moment in technology. you have companies coming together coordinating it seems. their response of some of this conspiracy theories that are gaining a ton of traction. >> to say conservative news outlet about a space that said that was fake that the parents were actor and whose children were murdered is not exactly that i would describe it. jo lynn kent, thank you very much. >> speaking of interesting thing that's going on. facebook wants your bank to show detailed financial information fa about you their customers, including credit card transactions and checking account balances. >> facebook increasingly wants to be a platform where people buy and sell good services. >>> democrats are trying to win back the capital and the white house in text in two years. are they learning the less

he repies with a tweet that is a picture of vladimir putin laughing. tack in a fundraising solicitation he is putting out there trying to raise money from republican supporters on the basis that donald trump is attacking him. >> right. he faces a dilemma. he could certainly hurt donald trump. the more it is clear that he wants to hurt donald trump, the harder it is for him to succeed in the republican primary. if he is going to replace donald trump he needs to come up with an alternate vision. and the vision in this republican party as we have it now in 2019 and 2020 is not the message that john kasich has been articulating over the last two or three years. >> thank you. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> tonight's last word is next. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or

that hey, he tweeted would support a boycott of the company if it went ahead.he ceo says harley invests overseas to stay price competitive in markets using tariffs. anna: thank you very much, juliette. .et's go to our top story we continue to watch what is going on in turkey, the lira down 2.2% against the u.s. dollar. emerging-market fx very much the story. jeremy, great to have you with us. a chart here shows turkey versus argentina. for thesety stunning two countries. are we being discerning enough between emerging markets, or are we -- is the fx world tempted to put everything in the same basket? >> that is the first target as soon as something like this kicks off. start playing against them and see how much we connect size against them quickly. we do not think the situation warrants dollar-rupee above 70. objectively -- and abjectly large move on the day for the dollar-rant. dollar-rand. they are always the first kids to get picked on, unfortunately. manus: jeremy, good morning to you. the global market map really encapsulates what you have been saying. th

he was standing on fifth avenue with a gun. there was a deeply perverse twist in donald trump's tweet today. right after he tells jeff sessions to stop the mueller investigation, attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. there is now not a day that goes by that donald trump and rudy giuliani don't find new ways to continue to stain our country. former assistant watergate special prosecutor and conservative opinion writer at the washington post. and, jill, we are going to talk later in the show about what you see as the trump tweets effect on the manafort trial, which is hugely important. but first of all, let's go to what rudy giuliani is saying today about the word "should" is not an order. what do you make of giuliani's defense of what the president was saying today? >> i think it's a very weak defense. and i will also say that it is a question for the jury as to whether should is an order or just an opinion. and i think that when presented to a jury, they would find in the context of all of the other tw

a competitor as we just heard and then investors are also on top of that concern for mark felt he tweeted something as late at night this weekend and the board seems to be thinking of a number two to help him out and then huffington post for honorary and i have friends who tweeted he should get some sleep and mark replied very passive aggressively. so you see a note of the news we're hearing that pepsi eight is set to take over soda stream i mean i hate to sound harsh allness one but why many people sort of thought a soda stream was rather outdated company these days. yeah i thought the same thing had been out at pepsi co as two major reasons for this takeover first of all consumers don't want to drink sugary beverages and anymore not as much as they used to and they want to live healthier so soda stream with a soda stream they can basically extend their portfolio buy a drink with less sugar and then the second reason is less plastic so pepsico wants to limit the use of plastic bottles yet this sort of thing bottles can be reused right to get some sleep and don't want to drink sugary drin

when he tweets out you have to report on it. he can burn up conversation by putting this out there he is taking up time on what can be focussed on what he has done wrong. this is what is so hard in the news business nowadays is how do you get it all in there? >> giuliani is also echoing this. he spoke to the daily beast this afternoon and is putting together his own report to counter the mueller investigation. it is basically what this thing is going to do, it is aimed at discrediting what they think might be in the report. it is a lot of publically available information that will be in the document that hasn't been released but aimed solely at discrediting the mueller investigation. >> what does this remind you of? the g.o.p. memo. grab as much as you can of the public sphere really and make them skeptical and call it a victory. >> the challenges for reasonable people and us in the news and commentary business is to focus on the original source. we all saw the tape of donald trump speaking with lester holt. the tape spoke for i

he tweets every day about the midterm races. he tweeted the other day red wave is coming. wants this medicine term to be about himself. robert: wh ds speaker ryan think about his plans? his busy special? >> i don't know oar ryan in particular. the liaison to trump believes where tump could be most helpful is raising money and getting the money that republicans desrately need. they've been outfunded by the democrats tim and time again. that's where he's best served. he's not best serd in going to south florida inlo cs district where a democrat can win. he's not best served in districts where democrats have a chance. >> any midterm election, especially in the first term of a presidency, is a referendum on theo president s whether democrats or republicans like it or not, thefis is abled up on donald trump a i think that the voters feel the same way what i talk to voters, it's either you love him or you hate him. al they want t talk about is trump. there's not much discussion of health care plans or education plans or work force development or whatever.at on the voters' minds

they are publicly demonizing this man and saying he should not be an agent. >> reporter: in a tweet of over his firing. >> pete, thank you for the report. >> the president was in fort drumm new york for the signing ceremony of the john s. mccain national defense authorization act, named in honor of senator john mccain. however, during the ceremony the president not only dropped the senator's name from the bill's title but chose not to mention mccain all together. >> the national defense authorization act is the most significant investment in our military and our war fighters in modern history, and i am very proud to be a big, big part of it. it was not very hard. >> we would not be here to today's signing ceremony without the dedicated efforts of the members of congress who worked so hard to pass the national defense authorization act. i would like to recognize congresswoman elise stephanek whose district proudly includes fort drumm. i want to thank representatives don baker, dan ton owe van and joe wilson, who are with us take also. there's another member of congress here today. and i

he's also been tweeting about the loss of john mccain we can show you here that what he tweeted he tweeted that senator john mccain stood for an america that is a reliable inclose partner that through strength takes responsibility for others and that stands by his values and principles in difficult times will always remember his voice now just last week you got that part and just last week the foreign minister wrote an opinion piece in the german daily the handles blood about plans for a new world order and i'd like to read you an excerpt from that mr moss writes the fact that the atlantic has widened politically is by no means solely due to donald trump the u.s. and europe have been drifting apart for years do you agree with the foreign minister is that the case i think. we should be aware that a lot of what we see today denied it states did not start with donald trump and you resisted enough to prepare for situations that it does not end with donald trump i think as i mentioned we have this fundamental shift in the republican party. so i've always argued in germany that we should not loo