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ifyou are willing to get kicked out of the senate, make sure they haven't already been .ere we go from here, a final confirmation vote by the full senate will likely take place by october 26. >>eric: for more on the hearings and what we can expect, let's bring in someone that knows brett kavanaugh very well. justin walker clerked for judge brett kavanaugh and justice kennedy. you watched those hearings. democrats accused him of not telling the truth. hiding his opinions and skirting major issues but how do you think he did? >> i think he did just wonderfully. i think the contrast between this good judge, this great man but he's written 300 opinions and who was quoting supreme court cases left and right off the top of his head. i think the contrast between him and the people attacking him, slinging mud. using a vicious tone bid asking misleading questions. trying to disrupt. the contrast were sharp. >>eric: let's take one at a time. roe v wade, he said it settled law but then they brought out the email from 2003 when he worked from president bush when he said that not all

wonder ifyou have to the trade war is taking a bite out of manufacturing jobs.hey were down 3000 and the latest month. lost 4900 workers on top of 3500 workers in july. it is great, but if you look at , we going to the bloomberg library. hourlye line is the wage earnings. it is up to 2.9. the cpi is at the same level. when you subtract inflation from nominal wages, this is what you get. inflation has been rising and earnings have not. we had a time of negative real wages and now they are flat. the tight labor market, maybe wages will rise more. the june and july payrolls were revised. this is what we care about. what does it mean for the fed? kathleen: i think the big are not fullyle on board in the markets, they are saying they have seen wages get revised down before. a voting member, loretta mester spoke in boston and said this is a strong jobs report and she still reports more gradual rate hikes. she said monetary policy is accommodating and the fed needs to continue moving forward neutral. is 2.9%. that would support the rate hikes this year and a few more i

i don't know ifyou had anything to add . >> you did a great job.i think something about that question i always find it interesting which is it's that you already have in your mind certain things that are yourissue . like there are some things that happen in the world that are so harmful that you believe can never be transformed and i'm always like , you are allowed to have those feelings. you are allowed to hold that. that's you. you've decided that there are certain things that cannot be transformed into something else area at not a judgment. i get worried when people do things like so, some are abolitionists, what's your alternative? that's not my problem. and the reason it's not is because it's not a solitary person's job to transform harm. we live in a culture in a society where we are all implicated, we all have to come up with something different or better if we think the current thing that we have doesn't do what it's supposed to do so it's not up to me to give you the alternative. what i try to do is to try to figure out a way to allow peop

things like, and export ban or import ban, air transportation ban, bank loan prohibitions, i singh, ifyou, miss you would give me your observations? >> the answer is yes, absolutely. we are well aware of the impending deadline on the second tranche of sanctions to be issued against russia. we are watching their actions. we have indicated to them that they can evade -- make themselves not subject to these sanctions if they allow the on-site inspections as you have indicated, if they give us a verifiable assurance they will not use these nerve agents against their own people again. they have not done so so far. to that extent, we are looking at this november deadline as absolutely, we plan to impose a severe second round of sanctions under the cbw. community will not tolerate behavior such as we have seen chairman royce: thank you. on north korea, while we can be hopeful, so far there has been little progress towards north korean denuclearization. we must keep up the pressure on the north korean regime if we are to have a chance at getting a good deal, and to that end, title iii of the coun

basically they're saying ifyou stay you're staying at your own risk if we can't get out to help you,e gave you a lot of warning to let you know about that. there are those folks that will hunker down. it's the minority at this point, but a lot of peopl funds to leave town, they can't go inland and raechbtent a hotem so there are the three risks, the wind, the rain, and the storm surge which could be as high as 20 feet. >> there's time. you can only do so much. we'll talk about that now. we've certainly had almost a week now hopefully a lot of people are doing what home depot tries to do pete cappel is vice president of field merchandising for the home depot. he joins us from atlanta that's where the site is for the company's command center for florence and for -- that's where it always is, i know, pete you have started i think on monday full on, 200 employees, 24-hour round the clock logistical preparations. >> yes good morning that's correct we actually started over the weekend making preparations, but full on on monday. and we are full on right now >> i wish you could just do every