let's bring in christina hooper.p until this week it would have seemed like stimulus should be the most important market driver. like withs seem everything in such a stalemate now perhaps earnings will just take over. >> it's great to be with you and i think you are right that at least partially driving markets going forward will be optimism about earnings. companies have been very good at managing expectations throughout this crisis and i don't see any reason why that will change. seeing more positive sentiment emerging about the potential for a very significant fiscal stimulus package in 2021. markets can wait that long but i'm not sure the economy can. vonnie: that brings me to why is the market so optimistic. it's neither the democrats nor president trump right now that we are waiting on, it's mitch mcconnell who has other priorities. >> yes. keep in mind mitch mcconnell is still part of the republican party and president trump is very interested in seeing some kind of fiscal stimulus package get done. so the hop

during the middle of the crisis and hooper she went to each one of the key regulators at the n.r.c. got him chuck casto said this is the worst containment in the world. well if a source containment in the world why are we keeping $23.00 of them running here in america. the actual fukushima dai ichi was caused by an earthquake and a tsunami. but really at the root of it was that the earthquake knocked out the off side power and that the tsunami knocked out the cooling more pumps on warming the ocean. that can happen anywhere you can lose offsite power from the storm or from a tourist action and you can lose the pumps they call the plant from the same exact cause so we don't need a tsunami we don't need an earthquake to cause that kind of a damage in an american nuclear plant. i'm here because i think this is very dangerous we're facing the end of life as if just. when i heard that. it up i was devastated. i've got to get at yankee because it's. more. we would like to believe. everything that i know to do. i have left my body. just say no. we will definitely be doing it together again

and then rebecca listener and mira rapp-hooper talk bull the global leadership of the united states and then carter page will talk but how he was investigated by the fbi and justice department. you can find morings in on your program guide. now here's mychal smith on the american dream. >> everyone, this is jeff mark with magic city books, thrilled to have you become here for our author sear which we have been doing since april, two to three times a week which has been a great way to stay connected to you, our customers and readers and meet new people that may have never been to tulsa or poock stores so thank you for watching, and really thrilled with engagement level we have had. we'll be doing a lot of fun stuff, and pretty compelling conversations into the fall. i would say probably not going to be doing in-person eventuals until 2021 which is a bummer but we want to be real and safe and smart. we'll keep bringing you interesting conversations with authors; so we have everything from wonderful event coming up in october with layla -- a conversation you tent want to miss -- don't want

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our friends at hooper basically got arrested until they give the company over to the chinese governmentw is google doing in china? how is facebook doing in china? it is abnormal the amount of things that bytedance and tiktok have gotten away with in this country. and we are still sitting here talking about what is going to happen next. we know what should happen next. emily: so this filing of tiktok's lawsuit against you, and i hear what you are saying, you have hundreds of millions of users around the world. you have been in talks about a potential merger that would lead to triller going public. this latest lawsuit from tiktok negatively impacted those plans? bobby: not at all. in fact, it has made our investors and people we have been discussing more comfortable in fact. because this is a desperate attempt. this is like a fish on a boat trying to grab something. if they were serious in their defense about over claims, they would have responded to it in the proper venue. but this venue shopping and trying to get out of the texas courts, they are not really suing us. our understanding i

and then rebecca listener and mira rapp-hooper talk bull the global leadership of the united states and then carter page will talk but how he was investigated by the fbi and justice department. you can find morings in on your program guide. now here's mychal smith on the american dream. >> everyone, this is jeff mark with magic city books, thrilled to have you become here for our author sear which we have been doing since april, two to three times a week which has been a great way to stay connected to you, our customers and readers and meet new people that may have never been to tulsa or poock stores so thank you for watching, and really thrilled with engagement level we have had. we'll be doing a lot of fun stuff, and pretty compelling conversations into the fall.

hooper's store is there. oscar the grouch's trash can. 1300 pieces.way, that was suggested by a lego fan. so they took the suggestion and made this extremely detailed set that's available november 1st. it is going to cost you $120. so it's not cheap. but it also looks high quality to me. i'm into it. >> we know. i feel like this is on your christmas list. >> you know, i was thinking about where could i put this and still get away with it? the answer is nowhere because you know how phil is. that will be in the garbage real quick. my inner child is very happy. >> it's bringing you so much joy. >> okay. >> no. >> just have to bring it into work then. we can all play with it. >> exactly. there you go. >> how about that. for a second, i thought i was trying to figure out how to sneak into the show to hint to everybody to buy this for me. here's a look from sutro tower. it's 56. cloudiness while the marine layer is 2,000 feet. that's going to bring us comfortable conditions, even cooler than yesterday. 60s and 70s. more clouds tonight, maybe more moisture,

there been a number of commentators like gore hooper described as a strongest first moment court in historyvious and not everybody agrees and it reflects the polaroid nature of our times. you can sort of look at the areas in which there have been cases from first amendment rights were commentators haveoe disagreed. some reflect that political clarity. we mention a few of them earlier on with a campaign speech was very strong first amendment things wanted to establish first moment litigators in many other contexts. the government employees speech, cases that are somewhat more ambiguous in that regard. might spark that disagreement. the criticism of the robert court in that regard was result oriented. typically people who complain about a court being result oriented they reach the wrong result so does not beg the question of who is being result oriented. in prominent supreme court watcher who is no better had criticized the roberts court person met cases saying that record and mimic cases in those cases that are coat friend your unemployment and will get to those in a minute. they can then ma

>> game two wnba final brianna stewart and seattle taking on las vegas, second quarter the storms hooper dishes to one of her threes. she leads all scores with 22 points. seattle won 104-94. they lead that series five games to none. tonight a game day talking a's playoffs tomorrow in houston at dodger stadium. and the good news, the a's are technically the home team, so they have the rather expansive dodgers clubhouse. guys? >> we'll take it, thank you. >>> coming up in our next half hour. seven months into the pandemic and three days into his hospital stay. president trump is sharing his lessons learned from covid-19. >> i learned a lot about covid. i learned it by really going to school. this is the real school. >>> just because the president's case appears to be mild doesn't guarantee he'll get over it any time soon. coming up we'll introduce you to a pair of local patients who have been trying to recover for months. >> i thought i was going crazy and my family did too. tter, goinon? ould be getting >> they're referred to as long haulers. >> and you heard the statistics. we are only t

-- carnegie endowment for billion -- and i'm die lighted to welcome rebecca lissner and mira rapp-hooper and their become, an open world. recovering diplomats like me are sometimes prone to understatement, but even i can see that it it's a vast understatement to say that we're living through a moment of profound upheaval on both the international and -- landscape. -- domestic landscape. the post colored world war primacy is in rearview mirror' and the road ahead is dimly lit and domestic preoccupation it's easy to lose be and to leach from restoring our unio'laugh dominance to equally ill losery idea we can disenavailable from the rest thereof he world and focus only only ourselveses but rebecca and mira have done in this new book is offering a way ahead put an extraordinary live thoughtful historically grounded and senseible approach to reinventioning u.s. foreign policy, mindful of the hims himf our power but optimistic but the possibilities. their strategy of openness marries the crucial importance of discipline and restraint, with an appreciation of the potential of the hand that we

evening, colorado incumbent republican senator cory gardner and his democratic challenger john looking hooper participate in a televised debate. watch live coverage at 7:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> who will control congress in january? stay informed on all of the competitive congressional races leading up to election day with c-span's campaign 2020 coverage. watch candidates debate and election results on c-span. watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app app. c-span, washington journal, we take your phone calls every day. will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up on friday morning, bradford kane will be here. we will talk about law and order issues and campaign 2020 with law firm foundation president bob barr. upcomingear about the supreme court confirmation hearing for judge amy coney barrett. washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your calls and tweets. >> vice president traveled to arizona, following his debate with senator kamala harris. he t

mira rapp-hooper it's great to have you in bank so much for doing this. it's a pleasure. size good to start at the beginning i think so rebecca maybe if i could start with you, why did you both decide to write this book now? is this a foreign-policy response the trump era or would you have taken this on regardless? >> let me just begin by saying thank you for that incredibly generous introduction and it's an honor for sub or tina nida share this virtual stage with you today an additional caveat that everything we have does say russ reflects her personal views and not in the institutional views at all. to your question our book "an open world" makes the case that the united states needs to reimagine its foreign-policy or post-pandemic and potentially post trump world before it's too late. we started a project in the immediate wake of the 2016 election. it was already clear to us that donald trump himself was more an avatar that an autocrat of the domestic and international stage acting upon american foreign policy. even if hillary clinton had 12016 he would have had to con