and brown-forman, the company that owns jack daniel's, is working to set the record straight. eddy: what we are doing is talking about something historically true to this brand. woman: this is a descendant of jack and this is a descendant of nearest... o'brien: author fawn weaver first learned the story while reading an article in the "new york times" celebrating jack daniel's 150th birthday. weaver: the whole internet blows up, was saying, "you took advantage of a slave, you stole his recipe," all these different things.ie bt plans to promote green's story. through some pretty intense president of jack daniel's, m people didn't think we were trying to get commercial gain because of it. o'brien: but the story had such an impact on weaver, it became an obsession. weaver: this is the original jack daniel's legacy... o'brien: by her count, she's unearthed more than 10,000 documents and clues to unravel the mystery of jack daniel's mentor. weaver: everyone immediately assumed that nearest was jack's slave. jack never had any slaves. o'brien: she shared her treasure trove of history

also coming up from cars to whiskey you know the tariff hit sector and it looks like jack daniels will have to jack up prices in europe we had to tell the tennessee distillery to find out. and if you've ever wanted to be a superhero now you've got your chance comic-con in san diego isn't just fun it's a money spinner too. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update u.s. president donald trump has been stoking the trade dispute with the e.u. and china signaling he's ready to slap tariffs on all chinese imports german chancellor angela merkel meanwhile reiterated that the e.u. is determined to counter any u.s. tariffs as mrs merkel told reporters in berlin the situation is very serious. tensions continue to run high in the german car industry with the u.s. government this week repeating threats to impose high import tariffs on cars and component germany's car makers association was quick to underline the importance of its members for the u.s. economy. german manufacturers and suppliers operate over three hundred plants that are creating over one hundred thousand jobs in production

for europeans up price bomb and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. let's bring in only boss our financial correspondent who's standing by in frankfurt really not a day goes by without you and me talking about the latest economic shenanigans the man in the white house what's the latest from today. well he says he's ready to go for five hundred and what he means by that is five hundred billion dollars five hundred billion in tariffs that he could slap on the goods coming in from china to the united states and didn't pick this number randomly in fact five hundred five billion dollars is the number that the chinese exports totaled in the year two thousand and seventeen so this is going for broke a few that's not yet decided but he's mentioned this number and as soon as they did the markets went south the dax especially had. lost quite clearly for the end of the day and especially big exporters were among the biggest losers companies like continental out of supplier or the big three car companies here in diameter b.m.w. and volkswagen but also just in the

for europeans up price bomb and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump tariffs. let's bring in only boss our financial correspondent is standing by in frankfurt really not a day goes by with our you and me talking about the latest economic shenanigans the man in the white house what's the latest from today. well he says he's ready to go for five hundred and what he means by that is five hundred billion dollars five hundred billion and tariffs that he could slap on the goods coming in from china to the united states and didn't pick this number randomly in fact five hundred five billion dollars is the number that the chinese exports totaled in the year two thousand and seventeen so this is going for broke if you will it's not yet decided but he's mentioned this number and as soon as they did the markets went south the docks especially that. last quite clearly for the end of the day and especially big exporters were among the biggest losers companies like continental out of supplier or the big three car companies here in diameter b.m.w. and volkswagen but also just

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clare: for europeans, a price on, and for jack daniel's, a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffsel: donald is threatening to impose tariffs on all chinese imports. let's get more with jens korte on wall street. how are markets taking the comments? jens: first of all, the tariffs are not implement it yet, and it might take some months, if they can at all. we might see certain industries and companies reducing pressure on the car industry, other multinationals like caterpillar, boeing, where we see stock prices falling a bit. overall, the market is taking it rather easy. we just finished the third consecutive week where blue chips saw gains, even if the market was a tiny little bit under pressure on friday. overall, the market really takes it rather cool at this poi. daniel: china can't simply impose counter-tariffs as they have been in the past because they don't import enough u.s. goods to match what the u.s. is doing. how could they respond? jens: if you look at the figures, the u.s. exports goods to china in $130 billion and the import in the amount of $500 billion. on this sit

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for europeans of price bump and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. and donald trump is threatening to impose tariffs on all chinese imports let's dig deeper with the culture on wall street. how long it's taken the. well i mean first of all those tariffs are not implemented yet and it might take some months if they come at all but we do see certain industries certain companies where we do see some pressure of the car industry for example or other multinationals like caterpillar boeing where we do see stock prices falling a bit but overall the market is still taking it easy we just finished the third consecutive week where blue chips actually saw gains even if the market was tiny little bit under pressure on friday but overall the market really takes it to rather cool who at this point and so china can simply impose counter-terrorist as they've done in the pasta because they just don't import enough u.s. goods to match what the u.s. is doing so how could china respond and certainly if we look at the figures the u.s. exports to china in the amount of a

for europeans of price bump and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump tariffs. or u.s. companies are feeling the effects at home and abroad the american chamber of commerce in china is now voicing concern said that members operating in china corporations like coca-cola or citigroup are reporting negative effects already our correspondent linda hong is in singapore for us linda how will american companies operating in china be affected exactly well you know american companies say every the put hundreds of billions of dollars of investments in before the stray war and they've actually been reaping healthy profits and so with this tit for tat of course their bottom line is definitely going to be affected if with also heard of how boeing is actually going to suffer as you tariffs and that it's actually going to you know erode welcome light of airline those who actually you know it's already a pretty competitive in the street so there's actually one off some of the impact that we have seen. just the talk seems to be enough to markets these days about how important is

for europeans up price bomb and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump tariffs. besides threatening to impose new tariffs donald trump has criticized the federal reserve's plans to increase key interest rates our correspondent in frankfurt only botts has the market reaction. that went down really badly it really affected the dollar the dollar weakened on that before the euro expressed in dollars was at around under a dollar sixteen now it's about a dollar seventeen that's a big swing in the currency markets trump was suggesting that the interest rate hikes by the fed were hard were pushing the dollar and harming the exports and that undermines the credibility and the confidence in the fed and next time an interest rate decision comes around the fed won't pull any punches in order to prove that it's not listening to donald trump that it's its own person if you will its own monetary policy person. ok enough trump now let's cheer things up a bit the market for comic books is clearly dominated by the two big superhero brands superman's d.c. comics and marvel home of

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you to the hottest financial technology company you've never heard of, my old money pal friend jack daniels jack henry jack henry and associates, or jkhy last thursday we got a call about this one from carrie in the land of enchantment in new mexico while i needed to do homework, what can i say it turns out carrie has some genuine horse sense. now that i have had some time to jack up on what jack henry's been up to lately, let me tell you something, i can safely say this stockis definitely worth owning, buy, buy, buy! >> although given its response to recent run-up, you might want to wait for a pullback before you pull the trigger so what in the world does jack henry even do? and how the heck has its stock been such a juggernaut without getting much attention okay this is a company that uses technology to help banks, to help credit unions, and other financial institutions process transactions, automate their businesses generally stay ahead of the competition by managing mission critical information originally jack henry was about making off the shelf banking software that was way back in th

in the papers today, it said "my little pony," jack daniel's, coca-cola, gm, the farmers, and whirlpoolll say this is hurting us, hurting our profits. >> dana: that's one of the reason you saw the president be conciliatory towards the e.u. it's good for our allies, for us to work together. they didn't agree to anything. they just agreed to stop fighting in public and deal with the issues and that's great because we need to fight as allies against countries like china. i think the president's smirk to get out of town. in the early years of the bush administration, that first term, the economy was great. you couldn't get a lot of media coverage around it. were at war as well. the great thing for the president, if he wants good headlines, he needs to go to these places. president is going where he can help vulnerable republicans. he went to iowa today. there's two members, republican, they are in bad shape. he wanted to shore them up. he will probably return to those places. the other thing i would say is wisconsin, minnesota, and michigan, his numbers there are really bad. where these tar

harley davidson, jack daniels, levis, they will not kill the global economy.not have tariffs in and out of china, either. do you expect this to escalate? could this be trump's negotiating tactic? tariffsrejiggering of cause major damage? what would you do if you found a five pound note on the floor? you, itmist would tell would have been picked up. trade wars are not good for anyone. they should not exist. heads to expect cooler prevail and the trade talks would double way -- would go away. president trump thinks if there is an issue he wants to solve, he throws everything at it. if you think about global problems, complex economic and alliesal systems, having are better. his approach is not productive for global growth. you hope this goes away. made some friends over the last few days. uch, our senior multi-asset strategist joining us from state street. up next, a chairman departing. what's that is doing -- jp morg an is upgrading expectations this company will be broken up. stock is up close to 5%. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets." welc

start costing people jobs and costing consumers more for things like soybeans and motorcycles and jack daniels could hurt republicans running in some of these red states. it could help some of the democratic senators were in some trouble on other issues, giving them an issue that goes to people's pocketbooks and some of the states that president trump carried in 2016. >>chris: finally, peter strzok, the infamous fbi agent finally testified in public about the texts he sent to his lover inside the agency. i never thought i'd be saying that. texts would show clear bias against donald trump which led to this exchange. >> when i see you looking there with a littlesmirk , how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eyes and lie to her? >> the fact you would question whether or not that was the sort of look i would engage a family member why have acknowledged hurting goes more to a discussion about your character and what you stand for. >>chris: how credible his agent peter strzok when he denies those texts affected any decisions he made as an fbi officer and looking back at others in t

jack daniels is a big job employer with whiskey in tennessee.hey're getting concerned about the trade war. they're putting pressure on marsha blackburn in her senate race. so phil bredesen, the former governor, a pro business democrat, has been campaigning on free trade. he says he opposes the trump tariffs. in missouri, claire mccaskill, a liberal red state senator, is trying to run to the right of josh holly and a big battle in that stay on trade as well. so you have a very tip topsy-turvy landscape where trump is running to the populous side on trade and the conservative candidates trying to figure things out. >> dana: and look at the quinnipiac poll with white voters agree, 49%. it's a 19-point swing. where does a president travel right before a mid-term, it matters. the president is headed to dubuque, iowa. why does that ring a bell for you? >> he's in iowa, a republican district in illinois as well today. these are areas that were trump country. they swung dramatically from president obama to president trump in 2016. look at the congressio

me that the russian meddling is a big boating issue in the midterm election, but if you start jack daniel'ss an issue that could hurt repli some of td states. it could help some of the democratic senators in red states who are in some trouble on other issues, giving them an issue that goes to people's pocketbooks in some of the states that president trump carried in 2016. >> chris: finally, karl, peter strzok, the famed or infamous fbi agent finally testified in public before a house committee this week about the text that he sent to his lover inside the agency. i never thought i would be saying that. texts which bias against donald trump and which led to this exchange. >> when i see you looking there with a little smirk, how many times did you look so innocent into your wife's eyes and lie to >> mr. chairman, it's outrageous! >> the question that you would whether or question whether or not -- goes more into a discussion about your character and what you stand for. >> chris: karl, how credible is agent strzok when he denies any of his personal opinions as expressed in those texts affected

joining europe, mexico and canada con te con -- >> yeah, brown tomorrow owns some brands like jack danielsher in their aging room where the bourbon sits for at least six years. now suddenly bro ll lly brown fn suddenly finds itself slapped with trade tariffs kentucky whisky exports grew 23% last year to $450 million, distillers expect an extended trade war would sour the taste for american whisky and cost jobs more than 17,000 people in this state alone rely on the whisky industry for their jobs. farmers, glass makers, coupers who manufacture the barrels to entrepreneurs who are building their bourbon tourism business >> the love of bourbon extends past america it's immediately going to damage businesses like us trying to attract those tourists >> brown-foreman told us the opportunity for american whisky in china is important to brown-foreman and we're proud to be building our brands with chinese consumers. accordingly, we welcome the efforts of the trump administration to solve the trade issues between them. that's a much craftier statement. when you put a tariff on kentucky bourbon, it's

products see the tariffs going out and so it will be a lot more ex-opinionsive to buy a shot of jack danielshan it would have cost before. and so a lot of craft makers, boutique whiskey makers are concerned that that will impact their business. that is a small little industry example. but, listen, farming industry. people in the steel industry as well. people in the related industries to that. just think about it, when the prices of farming products go up. food. when we cannot sell food over to china, for example, all of these indirect industries relying upon the farming industry, equipment. services. all of them are impacted as well. all of them too could have an impact on jobs. >> eboni: sure. and a final question here, i know that you are the money guy but i have to add the political element here. >> no, no. this is money. >> eboni: absolutely. this is the money. but some would say that maybe it costs a little bit more but they like the political message and they like that this is american, you know, reaffirming some strength in this space. >> eboni, i have to tell you. you are right abou

it is also the likes of bmw, mercedes-benz, jack daniels, harley davidson. let's pull up what g.m.g "increased import tariffs could lead to a smaller gm come a reduced presence at tom, and risk less, not more, u.s. jobs." president trump senior trade doubling downor in defense of the administration. he had this to say on cnn. "gm likes to shift our jobs off shore even gm cars that are built here, about half the content is foreign." that is hefty aggressive talk coming from peter navarro. we will end it there. we want to bring in the president's remarks with the touch prime minister. let's listen in. pres. trump: thank you. it is a great honor to have the prime minister of the kingdom of the netherlands. that is the official title. very elegant. and beautiful. it is a great honor to have you. we have worked together and have a very close relationship. i think the relationship with a benevolent -- with the netherlands has never been better than it is now we will meet over the next few weeks. we will be discussing that today. we are discussing trade and the eu and lots of other things

we have brandywine jack mcintyre, danielle demartin know booth and susan li. i want to start with you. concern over the yield curve. in real time, what is happening, driving yield curve. a lot of economists, fed seemed concern. in the past it signaled recession. what has been happening? >> some has to do with mechanics at this point. right now the treasury is issuing a ton of short-dated paper. it's a simple supply demand situation in part. i think fed policymakers in these minutes stated several factors leading to flattening in the yield curve. we have to finance a lot of these fiscal incentives come out of the trump administration. it is not free. as a result we're selling a lot of short maturity paper causing -- adam: can go shorter where he get better bang for the buck? >> you can get 90-day paper, 60-day paper pays you something. investors crowd into the shortest end of the yield curve as well. there is flight to safety based on people's concerns at the other end. that is dragging down the benchmark 10-year which nicole was 1.84%. adam: jack, let me ask y

a trade war with europe and they are threatening auto tariffs and tariffs on jack daniels whiskey. >> wait a second, meacham, are you okay there? can we get oxygen for meacham? >> i'm not sure if they're aiming at john meacham or mitch mcconnell. one of the two of you anyway. how do you conduct diplomacy without allies when you're simultaneously conducting a trade war against them. >> and youed and s could say th thing and couldn't you, david ignatius, united states conducting a trade war with china and we need china to help north korea move towards denuclearization. a that's certainly not happening. >> president trump needs to prioritize. there's nothing more important for white houses than to decide what is the thing that we want to achieve. and that's why we have a national security council to organize policy so it all goes in the direction of success of the primary objective. that's one thing this group in a year and a half doesn't seem to have learned at all. >> they also don't understand and we can say this, i mean, certainly, people like mike pompeo and general mattis understan

when byron york, general jack keane, when daniel hoffman have a problem with the answer, i think somethingk, he tweeted out ten minutes ago, trump, president trump, could concede the fact of russian interference, still argue, no collusion and witch-hunt and save him a lot of trouble. byron writes. the president made it very clear last night with sean hannity the whole meddling issue is driving a wedge between the u.s. and russia. >> i think it's a shame. we're talking about nuclear proliferation. we're talking about syria and humanitarian aid. we're talking about all these different things and we get questions on the witch-hunt. very sad happening to our country because of this. we have never done better so many ways including economically, when you see this thing going on, i will tell you it has driven a wedge between us and russia. maybe we knocked down that wedge. brian: it is their fault there is a wedge. we didn't hack into their election. he got 90% of the vote because a lot of his opponents get killed or are afraid to step up. abby: we weren't behind closed doors in that meeting. i'

daniel sandford reports from the old bailey. when the time comes, they'll be in the chambers. jackkill his mp, speaking in blackpool in 2016. you can call me a nazi, you can call me fascist, that is what i am. well done! so am i! he was a member of national action, which was banned last year as a terrorist organisation after celebrating the killing of the labour mpjo cox. but some of its members went underground, doing fight training at this improvised gym and meeting most weeks at this pub in warrington, where lastjuly, jack renshaw made an announcement. sitting here at this table that night, jack renshaw told his fellow neo—nazis that he planned to kill his local mp, rosie cooper, and a female detective who had been investigating him for grooming boys for sex. he said he wanted to kill them in the name of what they called "white jihad". his plot was thwarted because one man inside the group that evening, robbie mullen, was leaking information to the antiracism charity, hope not hate. renshaw‘s weapon, a sword, was later found by detectives. in the commons today, the effect on his

daniel sandford reports. when the time comes, they'll be in the chambers. jackn blackpool in 2016. you can call me a nazi, you can call me fascist, that is what i am. well done! so am i! he was a member of national action, which was banned last year as a terrorist organisation after celebrating the killing of the labour mpjo cox. but some of its members went underground, doing fight training at this improvised gym and meeting most weeks at this pub in warrington, where lastjuly, jack renshaw made an announcement. sitting here at this table that night, jack renshaw told his fellow neo—nazis that he planned to kill his local mp, rosie cooper, and a female detective who had been investigating him for grooming boys for sex. he said he wanted to kill them in the name of what they called "white jihad". his plot was thwarted because one man inside the group that evening, robbie mullen, was leaking information to the antiracism charity hope not hate. renshaw‘s weapon, a sword, was later found by detectives. rosie cooper. in the commons today, the effect on his planned v

daniel sandford reports. when the time comes, they'll be in the chambers. jackpool in 2016. you can call me a nazi, you can call me fascist, that is what i am. well done! so am i! he was a member of national action, which was banned last year as a terrorist organisation after celebrating the killing of the labour mpjo cox. but some of its members went underground, doing fight training at this improvised gym and meeting most weeks at this pub in warrington, where lastjuly, jack renshaw made an announcement. sitting here at this table that night, jack renshaw told his fellow neo—nazis that he planned to kill his local mp, rosie cooper, and a female detective who had been investigating him for grooming boys for sex. he said he wanted to kill them in the name of what they called "white jihad". his plot was thwarted because one man inside the group that evening, robbie mullen, was leaking information to the antiracism charity hope not hate. renshaw‘s weapon, a sword, was later found by detectives. rosie cooper. in the commons today, the effect on his planned victim w

let's go to smart people, jack mcintyre, former dallas fed advisor, danielle dimartino booth, former chief of staff to paul ryan, dave hopp. welcome to all of you. you said, i want to go to you first, you said trade warsly almost instinct make you go defensive. at very least you think of a defensive posture going into this. even if it doesn't look like it will pan out, right? explain that. >> yeah, because it is not necessarily where we are today in terms of the trade dispute. it is uncertainty going forward. market investors hate uncertainty. that is where you need defensive thinking, nobody knows exactly how this will play out. in your asset allocation have things that going to hold up hey, if the global economy goes down if we turn into global trade war. that is the point i'm trying to make. neil: danielle, going back to the fed hat of yours, wondering whether flip side of this, seems like perverse logic to me, means could slow economy down. federal reserve, despite higher prices coming with tariffs would have to cool it on number of interest rate hikes precisely because this coul

daniel sandford reports from the old bailey. when the time comes, they'll be in the chambers. jackis mp, speaking in blackpool in 2016. you can call me nazi, you can call me fascist, that is what i am. he was a member of national action, which was later banned as a terrorist organisation, but some members went underground, doing fight training at this improvised gym and meeting most weeks at this pub in warrington where, last july, jack renshaw made an announcement. sitting here at this table that night, jack renshaw told his fellow neo—nazis that he planned to kill his local mp, rosie cooper, and a female detective who had been investigating him for grooming boys for sex. he said he wanted to kill them in the name of what they called white jihad. his plot was foiled because a mole inside the group that night told the antiracism campaign hope not hate. renshaw‘s weapon, a sword, was later found by detectives. in the commons today, the effect on his planned victim was clear. may i, on a personal note, thank the prime minister, thank the leader of the opposition and every single memb

way, he was famous at the time, so famous that mark twain as daniel clemens met him gets recorded as roughing it. i hope you will read it. jack was a great guy. he had one rule in life and i know he always followed it. it was do not drink while you are sleeping. [laughter] he followed that religiously. he has an interesting history i got into in the book and we tracked him down after his pony express days. what amazed me he helped set up the pony express line and he was sent to an area where they had this problem horses were disappearing. if you are losing ten horses, so he went to straighten it out and he discovered that for some reason they were showing up at the station master's personal ranch they were saying they didn't belong to the company. while they had a discussion and to cut things short we will say he ended up using it for target practice. he also, just to make sure everybody got the message, he laughed off the fellows here and posted it on a fence post. it's amazing horse thievery droppedrove down to zero after . two years ago in researching the book, i was actually in the area where this alleged took place and t

jack's from the venue the sign he was carrying rags nuclear weapons ban treaty. stop drama in helsinki today well let's discuss the day's events further with our guest now daniel for archie director of grassroots political consulting l.l.c. good to have you on the program mr ferrars she thanks for coming on today president putin said that he offered to develop relations with the u.s. and trump do you think the presidents have finally found the common ground that they need. i think this was a good and natural step the irony after the reporting that i just listened to is that this was a absolute nightmare for neo cons and even if there was no press release or statement or joint interview together after this summit it was a very predictable outcome from across the spectrum of the mainstream media and many politicians who as former congressman ron paul said have got to have russia be the enemy and the scapegoat in order to justify so much of what we do in our defense buildup our involvement in ukraine in syria russian sanctions all in order to counter russia in a geo political aspiration on or oil and gas reserves in the or that kid that's or pure intention but today

daniel sandford, reports from the old bailey. when the time comes, they'll be in the chambers. jackas a member of national action, which was later banned as a terrorist organisation, but some members went underground, doing fight training at this improvised gym and meeting most weeks at this pub in warrington where, last july, jack renshaw made an announcement. sitting here at this table that night, jack renshaw told his fellow neo—nazis that he planned to kill his local mp, rosie cooper, and a female detective who had been investigating him for grooming boys for sex. he said he wanted to kill them in the name of what they called ‘white jihad'. his plot was thwarted because a mole inside the group that night told the antiracism campaign hope not hate. renshaw‘s weapon, a sword, was later found by detectives. in the commons today, the effect on his planned victim was clear. may i, on a personal note, thank the prime minister, thank the leader of the opposition and every single member of this house for the kindness they've shown me. i am delighted to be in my place, to be able to ask

also coming up from cars to whiskey another tariff it sector and it looks like jack daniels will have to jack up prices in europe we had to tell tennessee distillery to find out. and if you've ever wanted to be a superhero now you've got your chance comic-con in san diego it's just fun it's a money spinner to. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update us president donald trump has been stoking the trade dispute with the e.u. and china signaling he's ready to slap tariffs on all chinese imports german chancellor.

also coming up from cars to whiskey another terrified sector and it looks like jack daniels will have to jack up prices in europe we had to tell the tennessee distillery to find out more and if you've ever wanted to be a superhero now you've got your chance comic-con in san diego isn't just fun it's a money spinner too. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update u.s. president donald trump has been stoking the trade dispute with the e.u. and china signaling he's ready to slap tariffs on all chinese imports german chancellor angela merkel meanwhile reiterated that the e.u. is determined to counter any u.s. tariffs as mrs merkel told reporters in berlin the situation is.