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outspoken folks that shows up here every single year as you guys know we covered a lot of top ibs this timee escalation of sports broadcast rights on one of those front and he told us he doesn't see the escalation stopping any time soon >> i've been around a long time and sports rights keeps going higher and the fact is because it's the only thing people watch live sports is the only thing people gather for and you can show your commercials and get instant feedback if you're on a number one rated tv show everybody dvrs and skips the commercials. sports rights will always keep going up. >> we spoke about some of the other aspects of what's happening around baseball, about football, sports in general with regard to gambling but he spoke very, very at least eloquently about the economy as it stands right now and who is benefiting the most under president trump's economy and he told us he still sees some issues with what's going on in the american economy. >> but i don't talk bad about the president but he's doing a great job with the economy he's doing a great job with the economy. let's be re

time dancing and celebrating shebat. it was friday night and dancing and celebrating it with ibs shoulders and dancers and visitors, revving in a celebration of life. in that moment the message was driven home in celebrating the state of israel we're celebrating a country and birth of a founding, humanity's greatest response to history's greatest evil. the building out of the ash of 6 million, a country that is decent and just and democratic and free and a beacon of innovation for the world, truly, that's what the state of israel represents. you know what else is a great human answer to injustice? the adl, in 1913, as anti-semitism was rising in europe, after the conviction of leo frank, this organization answered in terrifying prussian, that trend by building an organization not only to fighting anti-semitism, how wonderful it is the organization was dedicated to fighting intolerance and injustice and hatred of all kinds and all stripes. that brings me to today. in central and eastern europe i confronted the anti-semitism threat of those far right ethnic supremists movements on the rise in parts of europe. we confronted i

. >> right to your broader point, we used to talk about ficke all the time trading revenue, ib revenuetations >> yes look, again, i don't want -- it is one of these things you look at it and say, that wasn't as good as -- again, i think a fair comparison but then again, citi is not as levered to the r rates citi is back being very international. if you look at the first page of the citi -- the second page, talking about mexico mexico, then there is southeast asia, a lot good and so i'm there for them. and jpmorgan, i'm okay i'm okay it is no jb hunt. >> goldman, as we can see here, 26 minutes before we get started with trading, is going to be up this morning, perhaps as much as almost 2%. they had some significant equity gains, $741 million in gains, in part from their private equity ownership of companies that went public and they clearly seem to have been marking them fairly conservatively and so you mark that up, that helped on the quarter. that's not necessarily recurring. so you're not going to want to pay for that as an investor. >> right >> that said, everything came in, either

times, i believe -- >> all negative against trump, yeah. >> do you think you've changed anybody's mind? >> who knows? i don't believe i have changed many people's minds, but ibe eve there's two aspects to this. one is -- maybe you change a few people's minds around the margin. yoobably not. what you do is -keep the people who are going to been ged engaged, to get out there and vote. it's making surehat those people are energized to get out and vote. >> but you've got to energize thospeople and you've got to energize some archie bunkers that didn't -- that voted for obama. >> yes. and that's why i suppore joe is because he will appeal to a lot of whites working-clters in those rust belt states. he's from pennsylvania. he knows -- he comes from that background. does that mean they'll all -- no. but he can peel away enough around t edges to be able to make a difference. >> well, these are early days in the presential primaries. >> they are. and he may not make it. i think he'll have a much tougher time getting through the primary than he wi winning against trump. >> rob reiner, thank you for being here. thank you for being on "firing line." >> thanks for having

time. the in your opinions themss we can take him on faith. giving reporter from so many different sources ib government itself, it's a heavy lift. especially given when cnn was allowed into the clint facility last month it was a sham. a official with firsthand knowledge telling cnn, the agency prepped for you guys adding it's a never ending cat and mouse game. the burden of proof on the administration. so far they have chosen to make it as difficult as possible it look at what's really happening inside. sper spective from the new acting director of citizen and immigration services. >> i want to talk about the facilities that we have been hearing so much about. did operators at the clint facility the "new york times" reporting know for months that these migrant kids had no beds? no ability to clean themselves and went hungry? that allegation was based not on only. also sworn statements. >> of course that position have i would say it was the facilities which has been warned us since 2018. that this severe level by dhs. secretary kneelson when she was secretary spoke about it. and it took all t

ibs. while england first played their matching 1877, ireland in 2018, soon test teens learned that at timesand a leech on 92, so close to his 100. it's gone. cloud knew what they had seen, still a place in test cricket for the hero. never comity, anger and try to ensure thatjoe was running out, just when they started to feel safe there plunged back intojeopardy. johnny out for not again. where was that spirit? at next, england six wickets down and the captain, joe gone, i'll maryland it's expired england collapsing. ireland has the sweetest scent of victory. joe wilson, bbc news. england did wag her a little bit after their dismissal but they resumed tomorrow at one second innings we get left in the f 191, at one second innings we get left in the f191, ireland and site for a victory, and a very first test match against england, but still, what to do. gary thomas dropped to third overall in the tour de france with two meaningful stages, defending champion 95 seconds overall leader, but, it missed out on narrowing that 93p- but, it missed out on narrowing that gap. and overtaken by his team—m

ibe lanzarote at the end of august, will i be safe? yes, her question is one iam hearing i be safe? yes, her question is one i am hearing many times her question is one iam hearing many times, halfa dozen times yesterday people asked me whether thomas cook would say. it is, and your money is always protected, but thomas cook airlines, interesting that they were trying to sell the airline part of the business in order to shore up the main tour operator and travel agency, they did not succeed. the chinese cannot take over thomas cook airlines because european union ownership rules means it has to be majority—owned by europeans after brexit by british people, so they are taking a significant share in the airline but not the whole thing, it may well be that the two things will eventually split. simon, one thing in that clip there was that eve ryo ne thing in that clip there was that everyone in the industry faces the same challenges, is this true or is this above all a package holiday issue? package holidays are still very much in demand. if you look at jet2 holidays, which has taken over from thomas cook as the second biggest operato

time dancing and celebrating shebat. it was friday night and dancing and celebrating it with ibs shoulders and dancers and visitors, revvingn a celebration of life. in that moment the message was driven home in celebrating the state of israel we're celebrating not only a country and not only the birthday of a founding, we are celebrating humanity's greatest response to history's greatest evil. the building out of the ash of 6 million, a country that is decent and just and democratic and free and a beacon of innovation for the world, truly, that's what the state of israel represents. you know what else is a great human answer to injustice? the adl, in 1913, as anti-semitism was rising in europe, after the conviction of leo frank, this organization answered in terrifying prussian, that trend by building an organization not only to dedicated to fighting anti-semitism, how wonderful it is the organization was dedicated to fighting intolerance and injustice and hatred of all kinds and all stripes. that brings me to today. in central and eastern europe i confronted the anti-semitic threat of those far right ethnic supremists mov

we go to the doctor they say it is ibs and you need to do these things, rather than looking into potential other causes? it is very challenging within the short time. and i understand those challenges, i face them everyday in clinic, but i don't think that as an excuse for not doing the right thing. i think doctors also find irritable bowel syndrome challenging because it is not something where someone can come and have a pill and it all goes away. treatments don't work for everybody. and it is all about helping and empowering people to self manage their condition through lifestyle and diet and these other things. sometimes that is the ha rd est things. sometimes that is the hardest thing, it requires an awful lot of discipline. you very much for coming and talking to us. there will be people watching this morning who have their own experiences of this, so feel free to get in touch with us via social media. lets check in on what the weather is doing. nick, good morning. it is going to get a bit warm this week. you can say that again, it is going to get very hot. not necessarily for everyone. bye— bye. the symbol would suggest not all of us the sym

ibs without endorsing -- topics without endorsing them. carol, this happened to you; right? >> this exact same thing happened to me. i have a pod cast called the roth effect. i was interviewing a new york times i wanted to run an ad. i have a verified page and they said i can't do this because i'm not authorized, that this is political content or some sort of social issue content. it was about his book. so i appealed it, and they wouldn't do anything. it just goes to show you the slippery slope that we're on when you randomly apply standards to people instead of going with free speech. >> carol, look, these companies are really public enemy number one right now, these social media companies. it is like what nuclear was in the 80s. what far yaw was in the 90s -- what pharma was in the 90s. oil in 2000. this is social media. everyone is out to get there, not only the truly malevolent actors like foreign governments or the alex joneses of the world, but also the particularly the regulators they are the biggest threats of these companies. i'm sorry it happened to you or any legitimate business, but let the private companies work it out. let competitors come out and offer similar services or comp

times, and unwinding balance sheet. >> if a down -- not -- >> going to be the president, you can set up in ib to be a bad guy but eventuallyomy. >> again i have been studying for 30 years, for running 12 will billion dollars at our firm there ising going to be no, it is almost impossible to create a recession between now, 17 months from now. >> let's see. >> what about the 2020 what about the 2020 lineup centeric swalwell pulling out senator elizabeth warren seeing massive hike in fund-raising past three months campaign said raised 19.1 million dollars second quarter up from six million first congressional congressman eric swalwell announced he is withdrawing from this rave three months to the day after launching campaign. >> i don't know one with an call elizabeth warren dark horse but interesting how she was riz whenl attention has been on other people, right beginning of the campaign, struck me that kamala harris was strongest i still think that is probably the case, bernie sanders no longer stands out, as the most left wing they are all extremely will have the wing joe biden looking weary not very successful. >> so i j