of manner and so what those figures say it's interesting because at first the fed was talking in j. paul was talking as he first came into the position of the chair earlier this year about how growth was high there was predictions of there for a potentially an increased rate of acceleration in hiking rates and so forth and talk of inflation rising and so forth and now that there's been a few rate increases this year it's all of a sudden been been dialed back and the expectations of growth are now all of a sudden a little bit less than they were to begin with so basically what the fed is saying by that is that their policies haven't really helped by extension they are saying that the tax cuts even though they have talked about them as potentially helping and in addition relative to stimulate the economy as has the administration as has various members of the government media so forth haven't really made their way into sustainable growth at all into the economy they've made their way into shares they've made their way into the stock market into financial assets because there has been extra

of manner and so what those figures say it's interesting because at first the fed was talking in j. paul was talking as he first came into the position of the chair earlier this year about how growth was high there was predictions of there for a potentially an increased rate of acceleration in hiking rates and so forth and talk of inflation rising and so forth and now that there's been a few rate increases this year it's all of a sudden been been dialed back and the expectations of growth are now all of a sudden a little bit less than they were to begin with so basically what the fed is saying by that is that their policies haven't really helped by extension they are saying that the tax cuts even though they have talked about them as potentially helping and in addition relative to stimulate the economy as has the administration as has various members of the government media so forth haven't really made their way into sustainable growth at all into the economy they've made their way into shares they've made their way into the stock market into financial assets because there has been extra

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quote, paul j. manafort jr. by and through counsel files this response to the july 10 order relating to his place of detention. in his motion to continue the trial, which means delay the trial, one issue mr. manafort raised was the effect of his detention on the pace of trial preparation. the court attempted to address that by having him relocated to the alexandria detention center. after further reflection, issues of distance and inconvenience must yield to concerns about his safety and more importantly, the challenges he will face in adjusting to a new place of confinement. with these considerations in mind, he respectfully asks the court to allow him to remain in his current place of detention. wherever he respectfully request th that he be moved and permit him to remain there. >> that's like a place, if moussaoui thinks he could be held safely there, paul manafort thinks he could be safely there. the president's campaign chair is asking the judge, please don't move him to this facility. he prefer to stay whe

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candidates, and people had their favorites but now i think people will rally around paul and conservatives will rally along, because j he really is the principled conservative that we can count on. >> laura: except the protesters. and chris, that's your party there on the court. they had all of their preprinted signs up, you have the male rail people, planned parenthood people, center for american progress. i didn'too find that display tonight. i'm trying to put myself as an outside observer which is hard given my background clerking on the court. but none of that seemed attractive to me. they probably have a garland out there. what are your reactions? >> i -- if i have that i wouldn't be here talking about this tonight. but merrick garland, that all comes back to it, that's what set this up. the left wing of the democratic party and the democratic party as a whole has no choice but to resist this nominee, regardless of the qualification and regardless of his background. they feel that like their nominee was stolen by mitch mcconnell two years ago and as a result we are in for probably the super bowl of artists all s

only crime he's guilty n of is going ouublic dressed like ll not cool j. [ laughter and applause ] also my former campaign manager, paulaitor, fake news. the only traitor we should b focused on is this guy. [ light laughter ] can you hear me now? .at's the sound of betray you, my friend. you, my friend, are the verizon you will always be the verizon guy. in other news, i might revoke security clearances from officials who criticize me. they'll no longer be able to see what i do behind closed doors, between you and me, i just play fortnite. [ light laughter ] i love the little dances they do. witch hunt. that's actually not a news story, i just scream that once every 20 minutes for no ason. in entertainment news, "equalizer 2" and "mamma mia! here we go again" are at the top of the box office. america has sequel fever. polove sequels even though sometimes they dist me. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, onto the most important topic facing our nation, it's "shark week." [ cheers ] and they're so scary, i'm going to tweet at the sharks. dear sharks, never ever at th the united states again, or you will suffer consequ

paul: we've only got a little time remaining, but want to go to another j. powell comment.e says the u.s. economy is in a good place and he's sleeping well. would you agree with that? kevin: the u.s. is at full employment and the economy is good. there's a lot of stimulus in terms of expanding demand, lower taxes for household and businesses. we're likely to see continues growth for 18 months given the circumstances. from that point of view, the fed has been easy task. they told everyone they will gradually raise rates. it's built into market prices. everything seems to be going along smoothly. the flight in the ointment is the tariffs and the uncertainty and dilemma over what it will do to inflation. hsbc chief logan, u.s. economist. thank you for joining us on bloomberg tv. remember, bloomberg users can interact with the charts we showed you using gtv . you can browse recent charts featured and catch up on key analysis and save some charts for future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: i'm ramy inocencio in new york. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney and you are watchi

j. trump's hilliard to denounce russian failure in the 2016 election. following his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. house speaker paulion that russia tries to undermine u. s. democracy. and arizona senator, john mccain, lisa sharply worded statement calling c.h.i.p.'s remarks disgraceful. -- president donald j. trump's remarks disgraceful. at least one republican stood up for the president.>> i think it was this graceful that american flags were on the stage for this summit. the american president was not. the job of the american resident is to protect the american people first. that is the first job of the market president. this president has chosen again , to side with russia. >> i think for the president to cast out on the validity of any number of things is appropriate. >> darrell isa said it is reasonable to question the russian probe, he said in his view, russian president vladimir putin is an evil man and an adversary to the u. s. >> joining us is senior political writer at the summit cisco chemical. what do you think of the presidents,? -- presidents comments? >> reporter: i spoke to republicans in california

j >> i think it t a show for foreigners. in real life, accessibility in russia is much worse than authorities are tryingow. reporter: we just watch the -- later, paul in the stadium in moscow has just watched the world cup match. >> it was all good. it was really modern. everything felt really modern. ramps everywhere, people to help us, and then straight out to the seating area. it was all good. reporter: russian authorities e betterng hard to ens agoess for all fans during the world cup. but the question remains, will it continue after the final whistle? laura: getting around at the moscow -- getting around moscow there. finally, the wimbledon tennisnt tournas entering a crucial period. roger federer has once again made the quarterfinals, and serena williams is also through. as for future stars of tennis,fo spare a thoughthe son of novak djokovic. the serbian star was playing with his little doubles partner when the younger djokovic took a tumble. to his credit, he got p again, something we have seen boris becker do once or twice in thpast. remember all the day's news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc world news ameri

j grocery store in los angeles. the standoff started with a domestic violence incident between a man and his grandmother. jeff paulon began with a suspect reportedly shooting his grandmother and girlfriend. that man led police on a pursuit, crashing his car in this trader joe's parking lot. there was an exchange of gunfire as the suspect ran into the store. police were able to extract some of the hostages, others were simply allowed to leave. some other hostages were seen using a rope ladder to exit through a window. three hours after it began, the standoff ended with atkins turning himself in. >> through our crnegotiation te resulted in him handcuffing himself and coming outside and surrendering to s.w.a.t. officers. >> the store manager was killed. several other people were injured and taken to the hospital. police are still interviewing witnesses. >> my daughter sent me a text saying there is a gunman in trader joe's and i love you mom. she said that she was in a back room and they were hiding from the gunman. to know that my little girl was trapped in there, it was awful. : reporter grandmother who was shot se

j representati jordan, officially announced plans today for the speaker of the house, if republicans keep their majority after the november elections. jordan is a co-founder of the conservative house freedom caucus current house speaker paulryan announced he's not running for re-election in the fall. in pakistan, ballots are still being counted after yesterday's election. but populist imran khan has declared victory to be the country's next prime minister, even as allegations of vote rigging hang over the former cricket star. we'll take stock of pakistan's political climate later in the show. president trump is threatening "large sanctio" on turkey if it does not free a detained american pastor. andrew brunson has spent the past year and a half in jail on terror and espionage charges. today, the president tweeted that he "should be released immediately!" vice president mike pence also demanded action, at a washington conference on religious freedom. >> pray for pastor brunson. while he is out of jail, he is still not free. and to president erdogan and the turkish government i have a message on behalf of thepr ident of the united states of america: release pastorow andrew brunsonr be prepared to face the consequences. >> w

j, airs after "kasie dc" here on msnbc. before we go, let's talk about the week ahead. i had no idea i was going to be thinking about marky mark. paulee which of my first place philadelphia phillies got snubbed from the all-star game, um -- >> oh. >> which will be here in d.c., a week from now. what i'm looking for is who the nominee's going to be and where they went to law school, because three of the four finalists did not go to an ivy league law school. and if trump picks any of those three, they will be the first and only -- well, they will be the only non-ivy leaguer on the court, if they get confirmed. >> very interesting. joyce, what are you watching? >> paul manafort filed a motion friday evening to move the location for his trial from alexandria in the eastern district of virginia to roanoke. of course, alexandria voted 2-1 for hillary. roanoke is just about the opposite, very conservative. looking forward to seeing whether the judge will entertain moving the trial or not. >> michael steele, what are you watching? >> first i'm going to watch piquet on "story of cool." before that, an incredibly groundbreaking supreme court