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i want to bring in jim heinz of connecticut right now. he's a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> hi wolf. >> all right. the house majority leader, kevin mccarthy asks members to remain flexible in case the house is under pressure to act on health care, are you worried that house republicans could try to ram through what's called the skinny repeal legislation? >> yeah, of course, i am. you know, wolf, this has been true for the last couple of months here. as is evidence by every single thing that has happened down here. it does not matter to the republicans what is in a health care bill. what matters is that they pass something that they can tell the republican base, which is actually a relatively small group of people that they can tell them it is repeal. doesn't matter if it's going to throw 15 million people off their insurance, if it's going to raise everybody's premiums 20% the way the cbo says the skinny repeal will do. it is almost a religious, cult-like obsession with passing somethin

there's pressure to drive earnings which has been dr triggered first with beer, and craft heinz b kraft heinz bidding for unilever all of which is causing investors and the management of the rest of the cpg industry to think about what is sustainable level of earnings? what can be generated from these business most difficult question, how much can they drive earnings up? how much can they cut costs without cutting off the access to growth which is their longest term challenge i would say the businesses that we have seen succeeding have been generally managing to find growth by really shifting their emphases of their portfolios looking for premium segment of brands which is usually in healthcare, wellness, anything related to what whole foods is doing. >> healthcare is one of those, health and natural trends is one of those big macro trends. even people like pepsico who have been shifting the portfolio are seeing the benefits of ta come through and they're healthier products are delivering bigger than expected growth. i think the leaders and the successful players here of these business,

heinz wants to know what's on your dog. known fact that chicagoans considered a sin to put catsup on a chicago style hot dog. in honor of dog day, heinz came out with a special new songs they are dumping chicago dog sauce, which they tested out in the windy city. the main ingredient, take a look. as >> amazing. >> the dog sauce? what if i told you that chicago dog sauce is actually just catch up. >> don't tell my dad about this. >> i wouldn't mind adding headship to this. >> you're challenging people's identity out here. this is dangerous. lori: pet owners may have a different idea what dog sauce is. combining special bottles cost you $5. lea: personally, catsup is the official hot doug's sauce. it's going to be a hot one today for the country. is there any relief in sight? lori: senior meteorologist janice dean live with your wednesday forecast or good morning, janice. training it is summer, getting into july and august. let's take a look at the past six hours looking at potential for stronger storms later on this evening.

. >> we'll tell you which topping is america's favorite plus the condiment prank that heinz pulled ont. >> i'm all about the muss star. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. gn. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. this makes me feel better because it's national hotdog d day. >> sounds like a good lunch. >> what kind of hotdog do you. >> to me chili cheese and onion is a perfect dog. >> turkey dog or beef? >> it doesn't matter. >> i haven't had a lot of experience with turkey dog. >> um-hmm. >> i'm not opposed it to i would normal goal beef or pork i guess. >> okay. 7eleven burger king and sonic drive in all offering dog discounts today. >> all right. there you go. >> yeah. >> nor national hotdog day. according to the national

i spoke with debbie heinz an attorney to just get a better picture of what does happen to people whoeak today and if they do go treason. take a listen. >> we're talking on the one hand about deliberately willfully on purpose leaking classified documents that you would know would be classified documents, an unauthorized person and for that crime it's a 10 year maximum penalty and or a fine that's involved with that. and then on the other hand what we're talking about at least what the president is trying to say is referring to treason and treason is such a much higher standard. it's not just simply leaking information. it's aiding and abetting our enemies and so it's a much higher standard and you generally don't see it with an average american such as what's going on today. >> reporter: oh, and jim as you said just about an hour ago we really got the insight and back story to this when an article in the new yorker by ryan liza the language as you ised is pretty i guess unexpected shocking over you want to describe it. he paints a views on reince preibus and steve bannon anthony scara

the folks at heinz are trolling on the windy city with this new item they call chicago dog sauce.it carefully there. >> oddly resembles ketchup. >> just ketchup but renamed it in hopes of bringing in the chicago folks. it's all a ruse in chicago. don't go for it. >>> hollywood may have to go back to the drawing board to get a more realistic store. >> it's upending the chase seens from "jurassic park." t-rex could not run. the legs would not have been able to because it had such a large body mass. >> skeletal stress analysis showed the t-rex could go no faster than 12 miles an hour not exactly the speed you need to chase down a prey. >>> first dodgeball then tag. there's money to be made in our old games. >> so heck this out. the world chase tag league. present sport mixes tag with an obstacle course. it's apparently played in more than a dozen countries including here in the u.s. >> it's set up in rounds and if you avoid being tagged while staying inbounds you earn points tagging above the neck or below the waist. not allowed. >> wait, they have rules to this game of tag. >> they

peltz has taken on other consumer companies like heinz, pepsi and food maker mondalese. leslie picker reports. >> a big investor called trian is pushing for one board seat at procter & gamble but the hedge fund needs to convince a majority of shareholders to give it a seat. it's the largest company to face such a fight against an investor. trian ceo nelgsson peltz saying the company could use fresh blood. >> you have people at p&g, for the most part, no, not for the most part, 9 the 99% that never had another job but p&g. you should have a soft target that at least 25 of them come from other companies because these guys only know one playbook at p&g. okay? when they get together to solve a problem, you know what they're doing? they're talking to themselves. >> reporter: p&g responded to trian in a statement saying, "t rirks rian has not provided new or actionable ideas to drive additional value for p&g shareholders beyond the successful execution of the strategic plan that is in place." in a filing this morning trian said pelz could help p&g's cost and bureaucracy. peltz

. >> let's do that it's not a pure thing, there are things like walgreens, kraft heinz but good as any for leading technology stocks. i thought i would start with a long-term chart to sort of at or near the lows in the '09 crisis. it is quite clear. you have this massive outperformance, three-bagger over the market. i want to remove the s&p and just look at the chart of the same time frame. here what we have is the actual chart that we're looking at with its actual high/low close action and what we know is the following. if i simply put in a channel and the thing about this, i didn't manipulate it. these are two parallel lines put in by a program or computer. what history does tell us often, if you do overshoot the top like this, you often will check back. what's happening is the check back is under way. we're down some 5% from the peak but we're not quite back to the channel here we're not quite at that level. so i think there's another 3 to 5% to go let's drill down a little more and get into a tighter pattern here's theday to day pattern over the past year or so so at the minimum wh

rough month for these guys to put it into perspective, $104 billion is like shedding all of kraft heinzf honeywell. pretty big deal when these types of tech stocks fall the way they have the momentum is the issue. back over to you. >> great points, dom dom chu back at headquarters well if the faang drain has you panicking about your portfolio, fear not mike's got a way for you to get your money back in one of those names. he's over at the call to action. take it away, professor ko. >> we're going to talk about stock recovery strategies. these are the types of strategies you want to do when you're trying to create near money leverage you're trying to get more money back than you lost on the decline. secondly, because there's obviously been some weakness, you don't want to commit more capital. if there was a great technical set up you could stay long i'm looking at alphabet, aka google this chart does show potential trouble as far as i'm concerned. we're going to refer back to the experts over here, but to me that looks like a potential top. we'll take a look at july, buy the 9.50, 9.75 y

might be a ta keover target speculation that pepsi might be a takeover target for the likes of kraft heinzompany for boosting revenue, despite a decline in volume. the owner has been very successful at raising prices to offset a drop in sales. but some on wall street question how sustainable it is. back in april, the company warned margins would be under pressure from higher commodity prices. analysts are looking for revenue that pops $15 billion. joining us now is the chief market a nalyst, joining us now is the chief market analyst, thank you for coming in. this is a point when you get to blow your own trumpet a bit because we had you on the programme talking about snap when they floated, they we re about snap when they floated, they were floating $17. you said...” were floating $17. you said...|j said were floating $17. you said...” said we would probably see an initial pop but i was sceptical about the long—term prospects for this company simply because they have not made a profit and they continued to, despite increasing revenues, lose more money. you continued to, despite increasing

we saw that aborted bid for uni labor from kraft heinz led to people say i know you're saving the world on sustainable point. but companies are trying to buy growth and take out costs, hence interest in wreck it they're trying to buy, and looking at nestle. that's keeping valuations at 21 or in nestle 23 as well. the basic growth of companies is quite low. i can tell you uni lever has first quarter at 2.9%, beat expectations, reckitt still think they can make 3% in terms of annualized figure performance wise, the difference is 26.7 year to date for unilever, and they got interest. rocket up 12%. market capital, big. 147 billion bounds for unilever. you have concerns over valuations if there wasn't so much money pumped in the market, might think they're right. you have activists helping the valuations deep down, you have companies which are struggling to grow business we can answer a few questions and make point to paul polman when we speak to him about the company's latest set of earnings that's coming up on thursday >>> okay mixed reaction on wall street to the big bank earnings of fri

but people in chicago are not being fooled by a stupt that ketchup maker heinz tried to pull off. a no ketchup on hot dogs rule. heinz thought they would be clever and come up with an alternative of chicago dog sauc people turned to twitter slamming the ploy. one person tweeted ketchup in chicago is for french fries and 5-year-olds. go away. yellow mustard, green relish, chopped onions, tomato wedges, sport pickle, and celery salt. >> how do you fit all that on a hot dog? >> that's true. >>> spinning dangers. the possible side effect for the popular workout when you go too hard too fast. >>> and george and charlotte stealing the show on the royal road trip. what's going on downstairs? >> perhaps you're wondering why i'm snacking. could ice cream be good for you? i hope so. new brands getting a lot of buzz about that. we'll explain. >>> queen latifah is is here. and our audience. come on up, guys. we're going to have a great show. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) living with ammonia odor? not a pretty picture. (vo) luckily, tidy cats lightweight with new ammonia blocker tackles tough odor,

so the heinz ketchup company came up with dog sauce. >> what if i told you chicago dog sauce is just. >> this is ketchup. >> i don't know if i can finish it now. >> i decided to follow their lead and created my own kennedy brand of ketchup. there is no tomatoes in it. but it's made from actual cats. i won't be eating it. but i love making it. totally kidding. clark made it. topic number 5. an amazing cosmic coincidence. there have been back to back to back, two back to back storm systems swirling the u.s. named done and hillary. i'm not making this up. remnants of don are currently in the caribbean while hillary is in the pacific. meteorologists say that while done is almost gone, hillary is gaining strength. as you may recall political analysts reported the exact same just before the election. if history is any indication that means hillary should soon fizz the into a tear-filled rainstorm. while dog completely destroys washington, d.c. so much hot wind. nascar is coming to fox business network. i'll tell you all about it race fans. day right here. dearthere's no other way to say th

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and we are very happy for you, heinz. >> no doubt about it, we are not worthy. >> mr. ambassador. >> we hope you make some great memories. >> "inside polotics" with john king starts right now. >>> a sexist rant at a news anchor and allegations of a bizarre tabloid threat. >> this is maddening because it's beneath the dignity of the president of the joouns. >> off message on health care, too. >>> plus it back to the world stage including the first face-to-face with vladimir putin. >> russia is our worst adversary in the world today. >>> welcome to "inside polotics." i'm john king. a big week ahead for president trump includes his first meeting with with vladimir putin. the white house won't say if if president plans to raise russia's unprecedented russia interference. >> if it continues to interfere and act, russia is going to do this again. >> process for a major overhaul of the health care system also hangs in the balance this week. they're a giant obstacle to compmize. >> you have a clean repeal and then you have a separate spending bill that for there big government

heinz, well, thought they would be clever and come up with an alternative of chicago dog sauce.oes with a blend of spices. people turned to twitter slamming the marketing ploy. one person tweeted ketchup in chicago is for french fries and 5-year-olds. go away. i mean, i didn't know this. apparently this is what you put on a chicago dog. yellow mustard, green relish, chopped onions, tomato wedges, a pickle. sport peppers, and celery salt. they're never to be topped with ketchup. >> there's no room for ketchup. >> that's true. >>> coming up, spinning dangers. the possible side effect for the popular workout when you go too hard too fast. >>> and george and charlotte stealing the show on that royal road trip. >>> what's going on upstairs, lara? >> hello, george, perhaps you're wondering why i'm snacking. we're asking, could ice cream be good for you? i hope so. new brands getting a lot of buzz about that. we'll explain. >>> queen latifah is here. and our audience. come on up, guys. we're going to have a great show. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) living with ammonia odor? not a pretty pic

paul pulman earlier this morning and asked about the strategy to improve the performance after kraft heinz's failed takeover attempt. >> we're trying to do with a company like unilever, we will not be the only ones to have a long-term sustainable growth model. for that, we've been around for 130 years. we also have to invest in sustainability if you run out of fish stock, you won't selfish. if we keep cutting down the forests, we can't live decent lives anymore. we see the world being stressed. more and more demand for sustainable, responsible product. we think that's an important part of our operating model. any business should be there to serve first and foremost society. business that may not focus on share holders are business that usually don't have a long life, increasingly we can show that by doing the right thing for all of our stakeholders it's also the right thing for shareholders these things go hand in hand but in unilever, the story is a long-term compounding growth story. if in 1968 you would have invested 1 pound in unilever, would have over 80 pounds right now if you invested

congressman jim heinz introduced the free press act to rear on-camera briefings at the white house.nistration has held fewer briefings than the previous three administrations. arthel: the trump administration is asking the supreme court to step in to impose it travel ban. it's fighting a ruling that could allow thousands who come in from largely muslim countries. >> the department of justice filed the petition asking the supreme court to step in and black the ruling of a hawaii judge and clarify the decision made by the supreme court last month. the supreme court handled the administration a partial win ruling it was reasonable for the government to enforce travel restrictions on people coming from those muslim majority countries if they did not have a claim of relationship with a person? the u.s. thursday judge derek watson expand the list of family relationships to allow them to get in. and the department of justice says the court overstepped and they want the supreme court to settle it. the department writes quote, only this court can definitively settle whether the government's

. >> susan sarandon, cheryl heinz and christine baranski join. >> what was your reaction to that? >> they're like who do you want? i was like christine baranski. >> where's your tree? >> i didn't want to waste time christmas tree shopping. i wanted to enjoy christmas this year. >> you're a mom. moms don't enjoy. they give joy. >> i love it. bad moms christmas hits theaters on november 3rd. but if you want to talk about ladies getting crazy, look no further than jada pinkett smith and queen latifah in girls trip, the comedy filmed in new orleans. that's where kevin frazier kept the party going with the entire cast. ♪ >> ladies, how does it feel to be back here in new orleans? how much fun are you having? >> i'm having a blast, especially now that you're here with us. >> thank you, jada. we took over with our own parade right down the heart of the french quarter. >> hi, baby. we're in new orleans, baby. >> which they do in girls trip, unleashing their wild side. in on the craziness, tiffany hadish and regina hall. i felt for the first time as a man, i really got an insight into what

i just -- briefly asked a question to jim heinz, a top democrat on the house intelligence committee. i said how did jared kushner do? what did you think? he said he was cooperative. so positive signal from one democrat. i want to talk further, members rushing out to get to vote. didn't get a chance to get a >> -- and pursued prosecution of a former political rival is highly inappropriate and went on to really support sessions. mike lee, senator from utah said this. listen -- >> even though he and i disagree from time to time, i find him to be a man of integrity. a man who has led the department of justice in what i regard to be a positive direction. i look forward to continuing to work with him. >> a bunch of republicans ral rallying around jeff sessions. >> and certainly looks like they've been given the senate it's okay to do so and now is the time to buck up jeff sessions. here's the thing. this isn't about jeff sessions. it isn't about one cabinet member. this is about the fundamental value of the rule of law. because it's not just jeff sessions. the president is going after his

>> i will be watching parts of it. >> okay. >> but short. >> debbie heinz founder of legal speaks.r to you. >> al thank you very much. i put up a twitter poll asking if they think oj should be paroled or not. let's take look at the results. 151 votes in so far. and right down the middle. 50% say yes. 50% say no. with odd number tucker i'm not sure exactly how you get 50% but it's close either way. if you want to vote go to my twitter cast your vote should oj simpson be paroled today. remember this is paroled fort armed robbery charges. let's check in with tucker barnes and get a check of the forecast. >> steve, thank you hot out there already this morning. 83 in washington. dulles 79 in baltimore 81 at bwi marshall. all about heat. all about humidity. all about heat wave across the mid atlantic for the neck sever days. upper 90s will be our actual air temperature unfortunately heat index approaching 105 later this afternoon. heat advisory in effect for much of the area here starting at noon today. this is what we call mcs big thunderstorm complex towards chicago. flooding issues in

many hotdog enthusiasts claim the condiment has no place on a sausage pit but the heinz company tested tested a new product called chicago dog sauce. a lot of people in chicago liked it until they found out chicago dog sauces actually catch up. >> i don't know if i can finish it now that i know it's catch. >> don't tell my dad about this. >> to me it makes it a lot better. >> i'm going to stop eating it because it is catch up on it. >> bret: and it was just catch up. that's it. catch up. thanks for joining us in your home. fair, balanced, and unafraid. we will be back next week. "the story" with martha maccallum with the big interview with deputy attorney general, his first national interview, speaks only to marshall comic martha only on fox news channel and it starts right now >> martha: breaking tonight, several big stories. an exclusive interview with the man who green-lighted a special counsel investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and whether it's right for james khomeini to leak his notes on private conversations with

>> you know, i was looking at kra kraft heinz last night with my buddy.e were just kind of mesmerized how it's gone down. it looks like -- unless they do an acquisition the stock is falling on its own weight the main thing it does is take out costs. let's go to john in indiana. john >> caller: yeah, jim, i've been run over by the amazon train kroeger dropped 18% in one day it's a good company, good pe at 14 and gaining market share in indiana. what should i do >> i think you told the story. it dropped too much and overreaction the other part of the story, i don't think it will get the price earnings multiples it used to have before amazon got in costco couldn't sustain what was a fantastic number can you imagine how much costco was down 93 cents? can you imagine how much it would be down on a bad number? so kroeger i think is going to kind of sit there until amazon's proven guilty, which may mean they have, unless there's a hung jury, going to be a long time. going to be a tough one. that's the way i look at it. listen up, sure, blue apron shares are a di

. >> i believe mom is super proud, and we are very happy for you, heinz. >> no doubt about it, we aressador. >> we hope you make some great memories. >> "inside polotics" with john king starts right now. >>> a sexist rant at a news anchor and allegations of a bizarre tabloid threat. >> this is maddening because it's beneath the dignity of the president of the joouns. >> off message on health care, too. >>> plus it back to the world stage including the first face-to-face with vladimir putin. >> russia is our worst adversary in the world

i spoke with attorney debbie heinz to help paint a picture of what happens to people if they leak or hand about deliberately, willfully on purpose leaking classified documents that you would know would be classified documents, an unauthorized person and for that crime it's a 10 year maximum penalty and the or a fine that's involved with that. and then on the other hand what we're talking about at least what the president is trying to treason and treason is such a much higher standard. it's not just simply leaking information. it's aiding and abetting our enemies and so it's a much higher standard and you generally don't see it with an average american such as what's going on today. >> reporter: well, scaramucci he's been in this role a week tomorrow. what do you think of a public feud like this? how do you think it reflects on the white house? and then secondly, how serious do you think these leaks are? do you think he's going to be the one to really crackdown and make them stop? weigh in. you know where to find me on facebook and twitter. reporting live at the white house, ronica cl

democratic congressman, jim heinz is part of the panel. i spoke to him before we went on air.ongressman, did you, your committee, learn anything new from jared kushner today anything beyond his comments in the statement he released yesterday? >> we did. as you might anticipate. whatever it was, three-plus hours of questioning. we got a lot of detail on many of the things he mentioned in his written testimony which we all saw yesterday. so, yeah, i do think we learned, as would be expected a fair amount of detail. >> chairman conway said, his answers were forthcoming and complete. he said he satisfied all my questions do. you agree with that? >> i will tell you that jared kushner made a good faith effort. and, and, you know he came here voluntarily. he told us repeatedly over the course of the deposition, that he was welling to stay as long as it took. and so, you know, i kind of welcomed that, that, that attitude. we haven't seen that from, from all of the people involved in, in, or possibly involved in this, in this investigation. you know, whether it was complete or not. you

what can they deliver, it has been a tumultuous six months including the failed approach .rom kraft heinzanalysts recently because possible bid, seems they stepped away from something moved them away from it. let's talk about in terms of the strategy and where it goes and where the potential bid intensity is focusing demand in regards to profit. underlying sales coming in at 3%. 3.1%.timate was for just a touch below. in april they said they would do their margarine spreads division, this was in response to that bid approach, it could fetch 6.6 billion euros. we will see whether they have updates and we are for full-year guidance from the business. they said organic revenue growth had been between 3% to 5%. we will watch for that. the easyjet numbers, the past couple of weeks we saw shift, the average estimate was 375 million pounds but this is a shift upwards. .his is one of the last numbers this is an upgrade to the target, 380 tod 400 20 million pounds. the consensus was 375 which had risen by 1.6% over the past four weeks. we did some polling into these numbers. not only is it and upl

kraft heinz is also bouncing a bit today. >> thank you so much. arbess,oined by dan founder and cio of xerion investments. thank you for being here. daniel: thank you for having me. think what we did say in the market today, they are still watching politics, still watching this administration, and whatever the noise is to the outlook for policy here. what are your expectations? markets have to be attentive to political risks and consequences. they have no choice. when people do their jobs, they have to be paying attention to what is going on in the world. i think what markets are saying by their reaction today, is this is a distraction. let's get to work on real issues. there are real geopolitical issues, real economic issues. russia loves to intervene, that is what authoritarian governments love to do around the world. they love to math in other democracies and other people's lives, what is the surprise that peyton was trying to meddle in the u.s. election? nor there shouldn't be an issue of -- a question that a woman dealing with adoptions tries

he worked with senator john heinz of pennsylvania and i was senator john chafee of rhode island. finally we have nelson cunningham. ofis president and cofounder laguardia associates, a prominent international strategic advisory firm. prior to that, he served in the white house as special advisor to president clinton in western hemisphere affairs and his general counsel to the white house office of ministration. nelson is a very wide and well established reputation in this field and we are very glad to have him and others here with us today. we will start with opening remarks from each of five to seven minutes. when that is completed, we will turn to the audience for questions. again, thank you all for being here. turn tomoment, i will mr. benton. tocan i remind you speakers punch her green light? as john said, this is all being televised live. thanks, bob, and georgetown for the opportunity to be here. i'm a senior fellow at the peterson institute. my life in research is essentially on this topic of trade remedies. what are trade remedies? historically trade remedies, we think of

. >> meanwhile, kraft heinz is down. >> don't take him as the soft guy that he is just because he's about sustainability doesn't mean he wants to play hard ball about that deal as you know. >> i do. i know very well >> he was going to rollover and play dead. >> he is a wellmanered gentlemen and they took that as a sign of something that wasn't there. >> you're really pushing dow is down 55 ge is the lagered again approaching 26. >> 2 year low in fact in general electric when you get bank stuff the same day that health care is up that is a broad rally this is a broad rally that we're seeing the area where central banks were driving interest rates down and pumping money into the system and this has been widely passed around and the data doesn't support a big rise in yields but everybody is worried about it where are we on growth and inflation? growth s'up. we saw it today but it's subdued. inflation is subdued even in the way of age growth which i would love to have, i'd love wage growth but we don't have it that much and a rational person would said the upside for yields is limited at this