j. trump et al. appellants versus mazars usa llp and committees on oversight and reform of the united states house of representatives. mr. consovoy for the appellants, mr. leonard for the appellee. >> good morning. >> good morning. mr. consovoy: as both the supreme court and this court -- the courts must first answer whether the committee has statutory [indiscernable]. in this case, and for the reason set forth in this court's opinion [indiscernable]. the language in the house rules is not jurisdiction to personally subpoena the president for his private financial records. foremost, in many cases, and as the office has held, statutes, and here house rules must name the president. there must be a clear statement before their authority may reach that office. second, as in the supreme court's decision, where there are constitutional doubts, the committee's authority should be read narrowly not to trigger those serious questions. j. millett: do you dispute that the house itself has this powe

j. millett: including subpoena power? the vast majority, which is whether a subpoena is constitutional. your first just on --constitutional argument given your issues about legislative -- just to understand, i am understanding -- trying to understand what your argument is. the house itself would issue a subpoena and we would be over on the rest of the brief oral argument. it is just whether they give it to a committee? mr. consovoy: correct. let me present the franklin case. >> does the house also -- where the committee issues the subpoena preserves house rules or the house issues itself? your position as i understand it, whichever body does it, it has to identify the president, right? mr. consovoy: correct. it is a question of authority, not a question of power. are two points to that argument has a understand it. statement, youar the supreme court's decision franklin and our decision, right? those seem different to me than this case because in franklin, the question was whether the the

patrick j.uchanan's revenge. he has waited all of these years to publish all of these memoirs to say, "see, i was right back then." patrick j. buchanan: well were you always right? i mean, i was opposed to the -- i was stunned by the china trip, but all of these things, there is a certain consistency, but you are right, i have held those for a long time in my files and everything and they really represent what i believed in. there is a thread of consistency certainly on political strategy all the way up through -- it worked. it worked, the idea of putting the goldwater people together with nixon. the nixon is the center of the party and goodbye to rockefeller and them, and then once you get this block, go after the northern catholics and the democratic party, folks that were raised just like me and nixon raised his catholic vote from 22 percent against jack kennedy to 55 percent and he got this what we call the southern protestants they now call the evangelicals where they denounced as a souther

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guy j: ok. bunds trading -38 on right now. that? keep buying given what you just said, what is the outlook for the bund? germany is going to have to be a big part of this. guy m: the interesting things about these bond moves, inequities we use the u.s. taking the lead. in bonds, it is europe. this began in germany and then came to a convergence of peripheral european bonds. remember, germany's got some real problems. it's got this capital key, which means there are very few bonds to buy if qe reactivates. plus you've got insurance companies, so it is a different underlying mentality. of course, you have to ask the question, if bond yields are andding -40 basis points the relatively well covered dax is yielding three, are we prepared for a shift? guy j: how would the german bond theet react if, despite recent history, the germans ofide they have had enough poor rail structure and appalling internet and decide to start spending some money? the way they do that is get rid of the balanced budget start spending some money. the risk is as

caused the injury and j j& j knew of the problems. hurt but we didn't hurt them. >> is this binding at all? it's a federal judge. many of the 1400 cases are state -- >> 14,000. that is a great question. it is and it isn't. it is isn't because if you reject what judge wolfson says and rules today, you're going to be at the bottom of the line, at the end of the line of 14,000 cases. god only knows when your matter will come before whatever judge to whom it was originally a assigned. >> even if it's a completely different state and it's not federal. >> correct. if she crafts -- she's very smart. i know her well. if she crafts this properly, she could probably bring about the rapid resolution of the lion's share of these which is best for everybody. it's best for the plaintiffs and it's best for j & j. j & j is not in the business of defending 14,000 lawsuits. the plaintiffs want some money and want to get on with their lives. they don't want to stand in line waiting for their turn to try the case. they might be dead by the time that get

i'm wilfred frost j & j sinking. that and the broader markets, dow, nasdaq and s&p all set for record all-time closing highs. >> happy friday, good afternoon. welcome, i'm sara eisen. let's get to what is driving the action transports are the leading group. health care sector is lagging. june ppi

what is true for j&j, they have much less exposure to opioids in the branded product segment than a lother folks who have already settled and have much less exposure and in certain cases their open ode products are more control released so much less apt to cause abuse than the other cases of the raw forms of the opioid drug we think when we look at them it's important to think of them differently than the other open ode makers still at risk for some payout there but probably not to the same magnitude of some of the other folks that have gone before. >> damien, thanks for your time. >> good to be on the line with you. >>> all right, tech execs are heading to the white house to talk the huawei ban d wanweill talk about what to listen for after the break. to nowhere. , but perhaps this year, a more exhilarating endeavor awaits. defy the laws of human nature,at the summer of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. i felt completely helpless. trashed online. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. they were able to restore my good name. if you are

i'm wilfred frost j & j sinking. more on that and the broader markets, dow, nasdaq and s&p all set for record all-time closing highs. >> happy friday, good afternoon. welcome, i'm sara eisen. let's get to what is driving the action transports are the leading group. health care sector is lagging. june ppi wholesale inflation data out this morning was up slightly joining us for the entire hour is from ariel investments, pushing back against the earnings theme you're feeling good? >> i'd say i'm better than the market is feeling. i think the market is looking for soft earnings, maybe 3% decline in earnings. we're hoping that we might get a positive number, but not as bad as the markets think >> let's drill down on all of the big stories. let's start with you, bob. >> all three major indices at new highs. and let me show you, a nice group of retail stocks hitting new highs. walmart, home depot, dow tjx, autozone. a small group of consumer staples breaking out to new highs. proctor and gamble, colgate, starbucks a 52 week

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least for gestures simple gestures that iran is serious about its intention of remaining within the j. c.p.o. way. sudan has began to restore internet access chain mobile phones allowing people to finally see what happened during that military crackdown last not services were cut after one. 100 people were killed by government forces during a peaceful sit in. on has more. for the 1st time in more than a month these type of images are be shared through mobile phone. they show the aftermath of sudan's military crackdown on protesters during a peaceful sit in in khartoum more than 100 people were killed by sudan's military joint on june 3rd was much of the violence was recorded on cell phone videos internet services were cut shortly after on the orders of sudan's transitional military council. lawyer adela seem hazan filed a lawsuit requesting the internet be restored the court agreed services were brought back 1st to fix landlines on tuesday the ruling was extended to mobile phones he along with several human rights groups believe the shutdown was an attempt to hide evidence of crimes co

j ning me tonight, paula reid washington correspondent for cbs news.hilip rucker, white house bureau chief for "the washington post." kimberly atkins senior wearble correspondent for wbur, boston's m. p.r news station. and jerry sibe, executive editor for "the wall street journal." paula, you've been new york prosecutors. why did they debtmeide to back on the epstein case a decade lateer? what prompd this actio over last weekend? >> some great reporting by the miami -- thed. miami her they started digging into these allegations once again and they uncovered this 2007-2008 that had been brokered by u.s. attorney acoa to help resolve these allegations of misconduct with young women. he got just 13 months. poey were sd to give him immunity from federal charges. earlier this year, a federal judge found that this violated the victim's rights because they did no disclosee victims that they were negotiating this plea deal. we saw earlier this week, these new charges and allegations. these occurred between 2002 and 2005. robert: and many of acosta's critics sa

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one consumer company not doing quite so well is j&j. we should be on a show how they are performing. we heard in the last hour or so that the u.s. department of justice is reviewing a criminal investigation into johnson & johnson to see whether they lied to the public about the possible cancer risk from its talcum powder. marty: coming up, cabinet shuffle. -- how alex of acosta's exit good impact the white house. we will ask our political panel. from new york and washington, this is bloomberg. ♪ craig: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i'm craig gordon in washington. marty: i'm marty schenker in new york. craig: it is time for bloomberg first word news. mark: as we have been reporting, president trump's labor secretary is out. in a surprise appearance with the president, alex acosta announced he is resigning. >> cabinet positions are temporary spots. it would be selfish for me to stay in this position and continue talking about a case that is 12 years old rather than about the amazing economy we have right now. i submi

that's an interesting but not correct analysis how about john, j-o-n, not j-o-h-n in new york. jon. caller: thanks for taking my call >> my pleasure caller: my question is about blackberry the stock has taken a beating recently even though it's positioned for excellent growth now that they've managed to transition from the hardware into the software business using their artificial intelligence cyber security, comparable to crowd strikes, they're qnx security platform for self-driving vehicles, asset tracking service and position in the i.o.t. security markets to name a few, is blackberry a buy? >> i have been hearing that, very well analyzed in the meantime, so many other better companies, you know, like a z-scale or zen desk. and on and on, i could go on about these. they all have better software, and they've got more than these guys >>> all right. it's all about scale, people scale. scale. remember that word it's about which businesses can scale. w.a.t.c.h. watch out for walmart, for amazon, target, costco and home depot. on "mad money" today, is it return to sender when it comes

first, j edgar hoover himself. examining the role of faith in the life of j edgar hoover, hoover became a central figure in america religion, expressing belief in sacred symbols and the public sphere. without looking at religion in the life of j edgar hoover, we will miss a number of things. for example, in his childhood diaries, they show, as well as his experience as a teenaged sunday school teacher, and also that he explored a call to ministry. all of this reveals how religion shaped troopers work long before he became the director of the fbi. his faith remained when he became the director of the fbi. he was a trustee and member of the national presbyterian church, sharing up you with president eisenhower and john foster dulles, and remained in contact with his pastor for the remainder of his life. all of this reveals that hoover's understanding of religion is a calvinistic understanding of religion, and only viewed how he shaped america and executed his job in protecting america. this is evident in his speeches

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j. finds that as he sees fail to protect the privacy rights guaranteed by e.u. laws companies like facebook and its peers could be forced to sequester that lucrative trove of european consumer data and rewrite their rules for sharing what is arguably their most valuable resource a decision from the court is expected before the end of this year. catching up with africa 54 of 55 leaders attending the recent african union summit in nigeria. signed an agreement to create the african continental free trade area the proposal under discussion for 4 years advanced after regional power nigeria was convinced to support it. as one of the remaining holdouts on the continence agreement which would eliminate most tariffs has been ratified in the national parliaments of about half of the african union members the unions trade and industry commissioner predicted that the area would become operational by july of 2020 that gathered elders also advanced plans for pan african payment system to maximize efficiencies within the trading bloc and reduce trade barriers created by the re

today he's helping a b j p candidate for the parliamentary elections record a speech about. christian faces charges of rioting and unlawful assembly for his role in the violent protests following the supreme court decision . which is you cannot you with. any given day in cairo let em go they went on him and whenever she she call him somebody's mother trapper in dark out and nobody should take you in the. digital. media. and the callers of the the dollar dollar dollar they're not a whole lot. of you know. these hindu nationalists have no qualms about openly flouting the supreme court decision jack judgement is faster for an illogical number one. number to be legal number 3 it is against the spirit of the constitution of india because it gives me that right to practice their legion neck wanting to sweep my conscience my conscience can it be decided by the vote of no. the b j p doesn't have much of a base in the state of carolina but critics say the party is trying to change that by exploiting the shut issue. again i know you. believe in where you go but. you have. yours and. t

pegues: i'm friends with ll cool j and i was friends with jam master j.e grew up in the same neighborhood. ironic thing, i talk about that in the book, crack and rap came up together. the rappers back then, they were not making big money. the drug dealers were driving the fancy cars. all the crack dealers wanted to be rappers. that's today. all the crack dealers want to be rappers. so, ll cool j, i have a three or four second cameo on one of his albums. the 14 shot to the dome. brian: you were a cop then? mr. pegues: yes. brian: security. was that independent of you being on the police force? you were there and he put you in the middle of this. we've got that clip. [laughter] mr. pegues: i haven't heard that clip since that day. brian: you have to listen very carefully. do you remember what your lines were? mr. pegues: i think you fell off , kid. brian: this is from ll cool j song, "god bless." you can see the whole thing on youtube. you have to listen carefully because it comes in at the end. you can explain all of this afterwards. [video clip] ♪ brian:

j. terman himself. lot going on. let's get to urnews at 8:00. new outrage over the southernrd bo crisis after members of congress toured a controversial migrant detention center at the same time officials are investigating a private border patrol facebook group. nbc's gabe gutierrez joins us with the latest on all of that. gabe, good morning. >> craig, good morning. this is the border patrol station in clint, texas, that has become the latest center of the immigration debate. anti-immigrant protesters showed up monday. so did members of the congressional hispanic caucus, all democrats. alexandria ocasio-cortez calling conditions conscionable. saying she heard from a detained woman that border agents told her to drink from a toilet. >> this is them on their best behavior, and they put them in roomsh no running water. and these women were being told by p officers to drink out of the toilet. >> border patrol agents later pushing back, calling the accusations completely untrue. this all comes amid a bombshe

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intel higher, meanwhile, j & j down and down handily. this is one of the dow losers today.berg story making it official, a criminal probe of j & j about whether the company lied about cancer risk to its talcum powder. also, merck and pfizer lower. also on this big headline about the drug industry. s&p 500 winners and losers. western digital, micron, humana, managed care name as well, and the losers include merck. big week for managed care, for health care. back to you. liz: okay. you know what? we've got now exactly four minutes to go before the closing bell rings. we are going to blow out the breaks, folks. i do not want you to miss a single tick of a trifecta of record closes that we are on track for. let's bring in some brad mcmillan, he has 161 billion in assets. floor show traders, todd colvin, alan knuckman. brad, on a day like this, we're at the highs of history at the moment. you wait, right? you don't buy at the highs, or do you? >> you certainly can buy at the highs. if you think about it as the market moves up it has to keep hitting highs. with policy and fundame

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the 49 year old took responsibility for big losses in this year as a general election against the b j p of prime minister narendra modi gandhi called for the congress to make hard decisions to rebuild the party saying he does not support modi is vision for india he put in enormous effort norma's effort and i believe that there was appointed which we all felt that he had got the votes and we would be would be. we would see. coming back with the congress it didn't happen via all of history disheartened but it is sad that he feels so strongly about leaving we felt very strongly that he shouldn't leave so the congress party was founded in 885 and played a leading role in india's independence from britain in 1947 since then the party has formed most of india's governments the gandhi family has led the congress for 4 generations in 2014 the party suffered a major electoral defeat when prime minister narendra modi's b j p won 92 percent of the seats in the lower house role took over the party's leadership from his mother sonia in 2017 and has long sought to become prime minister just like hi

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for more let's go to a financial market correspondent hyundai i should post please explain the e c j looking into joint responsibility where embedded like buttons on the related user data are concerned what exactly is the issue here. well monica this is about those tiny widgets and plug ins that we usually see on websites and little do we know that even though clicking on them data is transferred to the widgets of the company that it is like it could be facebook it could be google now this case particular case is about a german online to tailor fashion id now on its website it has been so facebook you whether you like it when you want to share forward. further and the consumer group that brought the case says that this company was not informing the users about how data was being collected and transferred to facebook and also the fact that it should be responsible partly this point for this data collection is there any downside for facebook and depending on how the verdict is today well if it goes against facebook as it has in the past in a similar case that went against it in june it

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demand that iran puts an end to all the activities that do not conform with its commitments under the j c p o a france is in contact with its partners to engage in the necessary deescalation of tensions executive director ron paul is to delve mcadam's things around is still committed to the 2015 agreement nonetheless. well it's pretty amazing when you pull out of the deal when you break a deal and you accuse the side that remains in the deal of breaking the deal it was the west to broker a deal by unilaterally pulling out last year plan that could continue taking the terms of the fuel you've already broken out of the fact of the matter is if you do study the j c p a way very closely the main import foreign minister is right there is article $36.00 which says if the other signatories to the deal do not fulfill their obligations under the deal and they have it neither side has neither the us know the europeans then iran can't take certain measures within the deal remaining in the deal so the reporting that iran has broken the deal is just not accurate paul think it's rigged the neo calls

agency the un's nuclear watchdog has issued 15 separate reports confirming iran's cooperation with a j c p o a when iran breached a nuclear stockpile limit last week the i.a.e.a. refrained from reporting that as a violation with this latest move that could change. everyone benefited from us adopting the j.c. the us made a strategic mistake by leaving it but we will not stay in it at any cost the decision taken today is in order to preserve the j c p o a but it depends on other parties now to say the deal is fragile is to perhaps understate the complicated power dynamics at play the united states pulled out of the nuclear deal in may last year reimposing unilateral sanctions crippling an economy that was experiencing a long awaited period of growth since then remain. signatories to the deal have been caught in the middle of escalating tensions between to iran and washington but despite recent military escalations in the gulf at its core this dispute is economic and putting pressure on the seems to be iran's way of dealing itself a stronger hand you can. joke about the u.s. can attend me

the ether we have no pretext to avoid a firm political systems to preserve the j c p o a and council us you know naturalism nazareth also sent a letter to the e.u.'s foreign policy chief outlining the steps iran has already taken and the foreign ministry is in to supporting meetings with european powers to take place later this month so if it looks at least like the e.u. and iran are open to see. some sort of resolution to this issue israel on the other hand has had some pretty inflammatory words iran is violated its solemn promise under the un security council not to enrich uranium beyond a certain level the enrichment of uranium is made for one reason and one reason only it's for the creation of atomic bombs. the leaders of the p 5 plus one promised and committed themselves to snap back sanctions the minute iran did it just did where you are and who is staying out of the negotiations well that's the u.s. of course with washington still withdrawn iran's latest expansion of its nuclear program will lead to further isolation and sanctions nations should restore the longstanding standa