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senate, which i called obstructionist, maybe that will change but i doubt it up for a while, but they are truly obstructionists, this is a first cabinet meeting with the entire cabinet present. the confirmation process has been record-setting long, and i mean record-setting long, for some of the finest people in our country being delayed and

i doubt it. it's not what it seems like. the senate spent 25 consecutive days in session on health care reform. again, i would ask my friend, the leader, rhetorically, how many days are we going to spend on it under reconciliation? so, my friends, this is a travesty. why are -- ask yourself america, why are our republican colleagues rushing through a bill in the dark of night? i'll tell you why. they don't want you, mr. and mrs. american, to know about this bill. they don't want you to see that it cuts health care for millions. they don't want you to see that it will reduce opioid treatment. they don't want you to see that it will hurt people in nursing homes. they don't want you to see that millions will lose coverage, and many more will get such minimal coverage that it won't help them unless, god forbid, they get the most serious of illnesses. that's what they don't want you to see. they're not going to get away with it because we know one thing. even if the senators don't get to see the bill, and even if the leader, who i

i doubt it. than: is that the story here, that the headline numbers screen and all being sucked up but something else is going on? margaret: i think it shows you that there's a continued for gracias demand for higher-income -- continue to voracious to make for higher-income securities. over half of the gross issuance has been to take out other debt to pay off bank lines and existing coupon and higher yield bonds. they have improved the balance sheets, that is what makes the spread so resilient. they cannot go right when the fundamentals are so good. guy: at the same time, credibly tight on the historical basis -- spreads are credibly tight on the historical basis. they are in the 40th percentile historically that includes be spreads are extraordinarily high during the crisis. nonetheless, that does not scream which to meet like in the high-yield markets. jonathan: do you think of it as a spread or nominal yields? they are incredibly low. guy: they are incredibly low. in the high-yield because ther

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don't i got it i got a funny song as a part of it is a minute later find out ok i get it about it that he'd be here yeah no doubt about it i want to hear i did that and to get outside and make it understood that and it was new it was the one me but that's all it was them were a guy a bit of an it company did i doubt they were does disability to be suddenly under does not mean one really joined the blue when it was it was a bad community. this is one of thousands of indian villages where we want to use the most precious commodity. according to scientists in just fifteen years our planet will suffer a global crisis the most devastating want humankind has ever faced everyone will be affected. she is carrying a week's supply of water on her head this is from the tank. and they're out in that room alone the most open and the most on the lawn when you want and out of wood and i finally was the not so great and got up early now hansei but i let down thousand and keep a point on. the result of that runaway ad that i mean when are the family. the real kitty i mean the goody and the out of what i believe is the bradley fa

we are coming from a referendum so clearly brexit will be the focus of the speech although i doubt there clear messages. it will take a while before the messages become clear. it will be general. maybe more on the fiscal stance. when it comes to the uk economy, the chancellor is an britain is weary of austerity after seven britain is weary of austerity after seve n yea rs britain is weary of austerity after seven years and mike cunning, the governor of the bank of england saying we are likely to be hit by the costs of brexit. what will be in the costs of brexit. what will be in the speech to try to give the people a boost? the bank of england is absolutely right but i do not like the word austerity. i think you should combine then need to reduce the deficit and the debts... fiscal discipline has to remain? foreshore. however, given the economy that the economy is about to slow, it makes sense to postpone some of the measures or died loot the adjustments over a period of time. dilutes. i think there are separate issues. the more political issue and the government needs to make sure that i

i did but to now to count but it was not that i am so doubts about you once again what was said upon those about to what they think they can size that it says about did i want to do it was good but i really don't know how does that example goes out of a job of us got that amount of us and they and most of them them and i think second choice though can be good thing for any of us are going to make that is that is a bit long but depending on what they say the must visit will count that in you i mean as an a.m.a. i can make good money exert myself step in and tell you it was good but was immediately made us all still though they don't feel that funny number a remember that i don't is that is the pinnacle of this ng it. to me that mr bright may be on there might be pretty ham was another but by then you got me and. in two thousand and fifteen gave four point five billion dollars to each share holders but not a single cent has been given to the decontamination. for weeks we tried to reach the communications department at dow to get an interview without success or treat was going to answer

he's coming in, trying to plant seeds of doubt. i don't think the relationship between mueller and comey is anything to be alarmed about, nor do i think appointing democrats matters. really, everybody who is appointed by the president is likely to support president trump. i just don't know those things, i think he's throwing red herrings out there to throw the public off and keep us guessing. this is the same basket as it has taping comment. >> we'll get to tapes in one second. sean, jump in on this. as michael says, he's trying to sow the seeds of doubt. will this help him? >> i don't think it will.

this demonstrates, i doubt, i'm a doubter, there's a tape out there. >> with that said, remember august wimcmxcviii with ke star, bill clinton. it ended with he said/she said with monica lewinsky. the house impeached him. what is the plausibility that if the president speaks under oath, it could evolve into something different. >> you put your finger on a good point. these things have a way of going out of control. you start in one place, you know. initially they thought white water was going to last six months, it lasted six years. it went in all kinds of different collections. in watergate, they thought the burglars would be out, cop a plea, go to jail and that's the end of it. it took a different direction, especially when the senate, in the course of the sentencing, it was in the nixon white house. it could go in different directions. i'd like to go on record that the president would not testify under oath. like he said he would release his taxes, this is a promise that would not be kept. >> the statements the president made yesterday when he was having that press conference with th

coterie is a violation whatever to get out of it it is not permitted and then i doubt. en though this is not exactly and that as a human rights activist discussed but i even doubt that information up into torture is anyhow called to fight against. terrorism but again helpful or not that's not even the point torturing is a violation of human rights it is a violation of international laws and therefore it should not be allowed for point and based on that then do you think that the report will result in any kind of action by the u.s. . well us what we know is that we documented the backing of the e.u. we of yemeni forces that indeed violate. laws. jews dad doesn't practice as. we should all every body accountable to start with the government of yemen and the us well to stop. treatments just stop course all the. spirit people started really the daily total detainees and to release any one of the drug again for dormant political activities at my french embassy from human rights watch thank you very much indeed for your thoughts escaping thank you. to. our french president a m

i doubt what's his name -- >> the shooter? >> i doubt he is crazy. no.olitical operative that is part of this whole notion. it's part of a world view. these people, those people that tore down berkeley, they're not crazy. they're mad. they hate people. in order to get their way, they're going to the -- >> trish: there's a difference of being made and taking a gun and firing at people. representative, good to have you here. tom delay. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> trish: point, click, bye organic kale. how you like that? amazon going on a $14 billion grocery shopping spree with their deal for whole foods. could this be a bad deal for smaller retailers? amazon is taking over the world, right? congratulations? you didn't finish top of the class. why so many high schools might start honoring students for coming in second. what kind of lesson is that? we debate, you decide. i'll see you here after this. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have

. >> i doubt they are there. >> if there aren't tapes, he should let that be known. no more game playing. >> members of trump's team hinting disclosure could happen soon. >> the president will address the tapes next week. >> you're your own worst enemy, mr. president, knock it off. >> senator lindsey graham saying to stop. >> you may be the first president in history to go down because you can't stop talking about an investigation that if you were just quiet would clear you. >> according to "the washington post," the attorney generals from washington, d.c., and maryland, will file a lawsuit today against president trump alleging he violated the constitution by allowing his businesses, namely his hotel here in d.c., to accept payments and benefits from foreign governments. the lawsuit alleges trump has broken his promise to separate himself from his business interests. the attorney general has planned to reveal details about that lawsuit at noon. back to you. >> okay, thank you very much. let's bring in our panel, cnn political analysts april ryan and john of aron and

i doubt it. 130.ess. all of committee process thing goes to the health committee. with the round tables and walkers they consider 300 amendments during that 13 day marked up one of the longest in history as it should have been of such a major bill. and with the ranking member but then to augment that the senate finance committee post of legislation online and i would ask rhetorically when the bill is ready prior to the debates or marco up the american people doctors sources with a cancer care groups get a chance to see it? it is not what it seems like to spend those consecutive days in session spe so how many days will be spent on it? and reconciliation? so my friends ask yourself americaigh? why are american colleagues rushing through the dark of night? they don't want you mr. and mrs. american to know about this bill or see for health care for millions to see whether hertz people into live coverage and to help them that is what they do what you to see even if the senators don't get to see the bill even if the leader who is a very good political person gets 51 vot

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confirmation process by the senate democrats, which i call maybestructionists -- they will change, but i doubtt. they are truly obstructionists. the confirmation process has been record-setting long -- and i mean record-setting long -- for some of the finest people in our country, being delayed and delayed and delayed. much of that is over, and now we are going to move on through the regular process with people at other levels of government and that's a very long process also with the ethics committee which is very difficult to deal with. i want to welcome the secretary of agriculture, sonny purdue. thanks, sunny. the secretary of labor. director of national andlligence, dan coats, robert litan heiser. this incredible, talented group in this room -- generals, governors, congressman, entrepreneurs, business leaders, many, many others -- i chose each person at this table and i chose them not only because of the remarkable experience and success, but because they all united by one shared goal. what they want to do is one simp very beautiful goal, serving and defending our beloved nation. believe

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i doubt that the humidity is a problem by 10:00. noon, 81. 3:00 p.m., the high is 88. we'll see the humidity rise through here. 6:00, 85 degrees and across the region the afternoon highs all getting into the 80s, upper 80s from allentown through trenton, philadelphia, reading, wilmington, millville, the mid 80s. looks like if you're at the shore you're in the low to mid 80s up and down the beach getting a bit humid later on today. in fact future tracker 6 showing the dewpoints, right now we're in the 50s. you get above 60 it will be humid. on the model after 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., up to 9:00 p.m. we're in the dewpoints in the mid 60s. not oppressive, but stickier as we go into the late day and evening hours. tomorrow, the heat and humidity are on. 92 is the high. we could have a pop-up thunderstorm with the frontal boundary in the vicinity and this pattern will continue through the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 88. warmer than yesterday, breezy, tad humid later in the day. hot and humid on friday, high of 92. for the weekend, satur

well no i doubt i think the police are very well trained this probably maybe this man was difficult to apprehend the stories of the police and the i.p.c.c. that he swallowed a quantity drop of drugs as they tried to arrest him i mean we don't know we haven't got any video evidence of this this essay is not complete shooting in america oh please brutality with this clear dash cam evidence of the scale again so we need to be a little bit careful in our language and i we're really going to take the so-called evidence of a man who won't even show his face and not just on new reports but on other reports as well this man has no spot on the limb injuries the i.p.c.c. is completely independent of the british police service a lot of people wanted them that's what they've got and there's released a statement everybody should calm down the police do not need this on top of everything else having to cope with well if you are hearing it's yeah the moment we are hearing chants you're saying it's not like at les etc but we are hearing chants of blocked lives mater saying expletives the police that s

i doubt he'll leave the warriors, they still got chips to win.y the sixers have a lot of it. to the mets and the marlins, bases loaded, christian, with the line drive right up the middle. that brought home two runs and the marlins go onto win six to three. >> to florida, lsu, bottom of the eighth. geathers up, bases loaded, deep, hits blooper, to center, and that bridges home two runs, florida goes onto win six to one. and win their first ever college world series. that's sports in a minute. sean bell. >> phillies out west taking on the mariners in see at. >> i give me a thank you lord. >> aaron nola on the mound for the phillies, solid in this one, going seven innings, giving up just two runs, he also had nine strikeout. the phillies offense pulling away late in this one, mikhail franco with homerun in the seventh, to give phillies three-two lead. and aaron alter capping off four run, ninth inning, for the phillies with two run homerun. phillies win eight to two. >> eight to two, phillies, you got it done. keep it going. >> let's hope. >> we got

i doubt he'll come back. i doubt he'll leave the warriors, they still got chips to win.y, if he wants a lot of money, the sixers have a lot of it. to the mets, and the marlins, basis loaded, christian, with the line drive, right up the middle. that brought home two runs and the marlins go onto win six to three,. >> to florida, lsu, bottom of the eighth, geathers up three-one, bases loaded, deep, hit a blooper to september. that will bridges home two runs, florida goes onto win six to one and win their first ever college world series. >>> that's sports in a minute. sean bell. >>> all right, coming up at 4:30, there is a football youth league that takes a hard hit, off of the field. >> thieves steel their equipment, they rin the stuff they can't make off, with but i tell you, these kids they are fighting back. bob kelly? >> good morning shall everybody, looking at the lights, in wilmington, as we play lights by journey for joe hanging out on the construction zone down there in wilmington, delaware. sue has got your forecast, and hey, want to check your lottery numbers? her

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that road. >> i doubt that, too. it seems to me, chris, i don't know how the president is going to be totally insulated from being deposed at the end of the day when the mueller investigation is all said and done. >> well, talking to mueller is different. i'm saying like deposed in a way where we would find out about it. >> oh. well, it seems to me if mueller does do as jim comey suggested yesterday that he sort of expects him to do, which is to take up an obstruction of justice investigation here, it seems to me that at some point mueller is going to need to depose donald trump. >> so what is your big take-away from yesterday, david? >> well, this is one, seeing now an aggressive push back and perhaps this is the trump team trying to say mr. president you were off twitter that whole day. we've got your back. we can show you how aggressively we can push back on this. we'll hear from the president this afternoon and we'll see if he keeps up this discipline of just this one tweet right now. my other big take away is a

and the confirmation process by the which i callats the obstructionists, maybe they will change but i doubt it for a while. they are truly asked -- obstructionists. since our first cabinet meeting with the entire cabinet present. the confirmation process has ien record-setting long and mean record-setting long. with some of the finest people in our country being delayed and delayed and delayed. but that is, much of that is over now we are going through the regular process with people at other levels of government and that is a very long process also including ethics committee which is -- has become difficult to deal with. we have our cabinet approved and it want to welcome the secretary of agriculture sonny purdue, the secretary of labor, director of u.s.nal intelligence, and trade representative robert by heiser. it is an incredibly talented group of people. each person at this table and i chose them not only because of their remarkable experience and success, but because they have all united by one shared goal. what they want to do is very simple, but a beautiful goal, serving and defendi

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if they are going to continue to prosecute maybe they will have better luck next time but i doubt that. the defense will claim a victory and continue to insist all of this was consensual so we will see what happens next. >> you mentioned it was not only longer than a decade but you talked about communication afterwards. the farther it gets a way it is more difficult for the da to really try -- it is not getting any easier despite the fact they learned so much from this mistrial. >> i never subscribed to the theory it favors one side or the other on a mistrial. both sides learn from the experience and adjust tactics accordingly. sometimes you get a different result. often times you see a mistrial, one after the other after the other until the prosecution finally throws in the towel. you are wasting taxpayer money at some point by keeping up with the prosecution. there were two sides to the story inside the courtroom. you have the deposition testimony of bill cosby admitting he would ply women with quaaludes to have sex with them. the defense said that was just to relax them. the prosecu

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i doubt my stepmother is a target about surveillance. i don't stay up at night worrying about that but i also doubt surveillance is someone who poses a threat to the u.s. or has information about a threat because the statute doesn't require that. hope that the fisa court will lay on additional requirements beyond that the statute requires . the idea that congress originally intend today regulate surveillance only for domestic conversations not for international ones but for some reason didn't say so and instead used the method of communication, wire versus radio as a proxy because methods of communication have changed with more and more international communications traveling by wire which is true, congressional intent is being sworded. the problem with this argument is that no one has managed to explain why congress would have engaged in this very specific parsing of technologies if it simply we wanted to differentiate between international and tommestic communications. that would have been a much simpler law to write but congress didn't

confirmation process by the calle democrats, which i the obstructionists, maybe they will change, but i doubt it. they are truly obstructionists. this is the first cabinet meeting with the entire cabinet present. this has been record-setting long i mean record-setting with some of the finest people in our country being delayed, delayed, and delayed. much of that is over and the regular process with people of other levels of government, a very long process, including committee -- ethics committee, which has become difficult to deal with. we have our cabinet approved and i want to welcome the secretary of agriculture, sonny perdue. the secretary of labor, director of national intelligence, daniel coats, and u.s. trade representative kirk robert mai representative, -- rt mai tai i chose each person at this table not only because of their remarkable experience and success, but because they have all united i one shared goal. one very simple, but very surveying and defending our beloved nation. we are working every day and have been working very hard together for our country to protect the safety,

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the confirmation process by the senate, which i called obstructionist, maybe that will change but i doubt it up for a while, but they are truly obstructionists, this is a first cabinet meeting with the entire cabinet present. the confirmation process has been record-setting long, and i mean record-setting long, for some of the finest people in our country being delayed and delayed and delayed. but that much of that is over, and now we're going to as you know that the regular process with people at other levels of government, and that's a very long process also, including ethics committee which has become very difficult to deal with. all of that being said, we now have our cabinet finally approved and want to welcome secretary of agriculture, sonny perdue. thanks, senator secretary of labor, alex. director of national intelligence daniel coats. thank you, dan. and u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer. it was an incredible, talented group of people in this room. generals, governors, congressman, entrepreneurs, business leaders and many, many others. i choose each person at the table

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so, you know, i doubt that donald trump is as machavialian as he's perceived to be. i think he's naive and has not been smart about this. i've said for a long time, the advice i gave to psintial candidates and, in fact, to presidents was taste your words before you spithem out. this is a great example of someone spitting out words that he didn't taste and he shouldn't have spit them out. >> andy, it's nicolle wallace. how you doing? >> i'm great, nicolle, i love you. >> i louve you, too. let me ask you something. fbi director mueller, he was the fbi director when you and i both worked for george bush. if he had asked you as chief of staff, i know it's apples to apples, but if he had asked you if he was never alone in a room with the president, what would you have done? >> that was kind of my rule, anyway. i didn't want the fbi director to come -- it was very unusual for the fbi director to come to the white house for a meeting with the president. very unusual. it was 9/11 he came in. i remember the first time, it was on the morning of the day after 9/11. and then frid

i doubt they were choosing between costs. n made by the designers or by the installers but it wouldn't be big enough for it to drive a bad decision like this one, that's my honest opinion. and your honest opinion on whether that £10 million, spent on, let's face it, prettying up spent on, let's face it, prettying upa spent on, let's face it, prettying up a tower block, what could that have done in terms of putting in spraing letter system, say? well they are complex and they are expensive to install. my understanding was that they were actually required in multistorey buildings. i actually don't understand why a sprinkler system wasn't installed. i mean that'sjust me possibly being ignorant but i have been involved in this kind of retro fit and you can't afford to short change it as this horrible incident and tragedy shows. can i bring in our other ge.s in terms of the cost issue there is a sense of corners being cut? yes, i think so. that's what the news reports seem to be suggested. i think that, you know, the priority given

i doubt anything happens on that front. laura: do you think it would be a good idea for the president of fire the special counsel? an economist. it seems fishy to me we have a special counsel when no one can name a statute that has been violated. it is because the democrats and the press have been so aggressive on this they finally said, "let's get it over with and have a special counsel and show there is nothing there." now to british politics. theresa may and the northern island democratic unionist party could be closer to forming a minority government. the talks have done well. former conservative prime minister has voiced concerns about what it could mean for the peace process in northern ireland. they are all here with a new mps parliament returning to its business. dragged by elected, tradition. the government in charge, not quite. mr. speaker elect, on behalf of the house may i congratulate you on your reelection. at least someone got a landslide. [laughter] able to: theresa may laugh about losing seats, but there is

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>> i doubt it. as you point out, sufl an iron grip.te effective being a legislator. >> are they in trouble? >> to be a fly on the wall at some of these dinners the tonight. >> i think the democrats doing some regrouping tonight. >> they lost 4-0. >> i think they should call up vice president biden and have them come talk to they will. thank you both. thank you for watching. see you back here at 6:00 eastern. follow me on twitter @greta. or check out my facebook page. you need to go. there is a lot going on on that facebook page. "hardball" starts right now. >> see no evil. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews from washington. on capitol hill, dramatic testimony about russia's interference in the american election last year. and warnings that they could do it again. the house and senate intelligence committees both held hearings on russia's influence and among the people testifying was the former department secretary jay johnson. and his was a dark picture of a serious and continuing threat. let's watch him.

i have no doubt that in the end the united states will do the right thing. i have no doubt. will tell you why. institutions,as they look at them and find that taken, assumptions or theories that are not right. is there any part of the qatari government and the emir, that because this has happened, they have to rethink their policies that it might have given rise to the perception that qatar was supporting iran and extremism and terrorism? sheikh hamad al-thani: qatar supporting iran is a big joke, first of all. me when we to tell have supported iran. when? there are no events. we have normal relations, but we are not on the top of the list of relations with iran. we are not on the top list. if we are on the top, we would not fight with them in syria. is totally a joke, in my opinion. charlie: if you had relationship with the, you would join hezbollah. but you did not. sheikh hamad al-thani: exactly. but the problem, if it is because of iran, we are ready to .pen session and discuss it but the case is there are some countries in the region that policy dictate their with other

and so i doubt that he's going to be blocked. i think that this will go forward and it will be some of the most riveting television probably since the watergate hearings. everyone is going to be tuned in and will want to know. there will be a wide range of questions. i don't know how far comey will go into the actual russia investigation itself, but certainly there's going to be a lot of questions not only about what happened in his interaction with trump, but in terms of interactions with other potential white house players, like jeff sessions. why did he have anything to do with comey's firing after he had supposedly recused himself? like rod rosenstein, who we now know was pressured to write the memo justifying comey's firing. what were the other interactions with donald trump? was it just that one time or were there other repeated attempts by this president to try and stop this investigation cold. >> i don't want to lose sight of some other important issues facing the country. we have richard burr who said yesterday he does no

i. doubt it will provide for your for nothing else. no out like if people provide with it. but. we did receive a press release from dupont. but without a single word from the victims. they claim to have studied see it carefully for decades and affirm to have always acted responsibly. in two thousand and fifteen dupont finally stopped using c eight the company was also ordered by the courts to clean up the region. but how many generations are still to experience the after effects of this contamination. in the chemical world history inexorably tends to repeat itself. it takes decades to reveal the truth and just as many years for the multinationals to be prosecuted . in their laboratories new toxic molecules are constantly being developed. but in ten twenty thirty or forty years who knows how many new victims will be poisoned. let's talk about blackness and the blues of being black. and always well in a big house down any steps without been told anybody should lead the way and we may say such because we simply forgot on. the scene we've allowed them to rearrange airplanes you've t