a country that was developed old jim america represents this is my perspective and i don't want to offend anybody but it represents somebody who is a perpetrator who rape somebody early on. did it again did it again and everybody thinks it's ok. to me. it's the most eclectic some culture in the world there's collection of people white light brown galvanized by you leave the house you'll go through by you know they were given a steamy thing what the hell is this what are some erica i'm first generation american so for me i feel like the opportunity is still there i think i can still pay my own way of life will still be fairly if they hurt me regardless of what's going on with political atmosphere you know things like that but overall i think i'm optimistic still america i feel is still you know when opportunity but you know things are changing i think that we're definitely at a place right now where things are a little bit crazy but. i would say that we just have to everybody just needs to be on the same page otherwise it's just going to be it's going to keep going downhill from here where

give your opinion on bank of america specifically, please, from jim in america. >> for bank stocks generally the stock market can't see past its collective nose. loans aren't growing as much people get upset at bank of america, you're seeing a 25-year structural breakout in the 1990s, they were not all integrated last decade the financial crisis most of this decade regulatory change now bank of america can fully capitalize on being a national bank you're seeing that from the best efficiency in its history. the consumer bank at bank of america had its all-time best efficiency in the third quarter. so if you want to tweak the estimates around, everything is not perfect. loans aren't growing as quickly. maybe the margin could be higher capital markets could have been higher, but look at the momentous picks. >> scott's described the horrible environment for the banks. have you downgraded any of these banks? >> no. in fact, we're upping a lot of estimates for some of the banks. zion bank we upped our estimates by 4% over the next two years. >> so the market has this completely wrong >> why are we

asia, emerging markets, latin america? jim: we think asia will have the best growth in that time.time period. asian markets are the bulk of the publicly listed market cap in emerging markets. nejra: we have seen selloff in tech stocks. the nasdaq had the worst day since june, the selloff continuing in asia. i talked to someone yesterday who said tech -- and this is goldman's view, tech is no longer an industry. coveting is tech. in your five-year outlook, how do you figure in tech? technology will continue to expand its market share and that is the primary driver of growth. theuldn't overly analyze stronger selloff yesterday in being driven by fundamentals and the hacking and concerns around that. tech is a high data sector. it has materially outperformed this year. when the market sells off, tech will outsell the rest of the market. nejra: heading into the u.s. jobs, you talked about you see the fed raising to 2.5 and ending there, but should investors be prepared for central banks globally to keep interest rates fairly low? risk isthink the big around inflation. none of the cent

and michael higginbotham is the author of "ghosts of jim crow: ending racism in america." we have to remember the president disbanded his own voter fraud commission because they didn't find any evidence. good evening, caroline. let's take a step back. what is voter suppression? who is doing it and why? >> voter suppression is targeting key groups to ensure that they have multiple obstacles to go through in order to be able to vote. it's being done overwhelmingly by the republicans, and it's being done because as the republican party has moved further and further to the right and as america has become increasingly diverse the republicans' policies don't match up, they don't resonate with the growing electorate in the united states. so the only way they believe that they can have a chance is not by reforming their policies but by in fact suppression the votes of african-americans, latinos, native americans, asian-americans, the young and the poor. >> growing diverse electorate, right? you said the growing electorate. but it's a growing diverse electorate. >> right. >> so mic

coming up this morning, heritage action for america executive director jim chapman discusses his group's role in the 2018 election. then derek johnson talks about his organization's efforts to increase african-american turnout in this year's midterm elections. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. live friday on the c-span's network, the wilson's center .osts a forum on cyber threats at noon, a congressional briefing on the medicaid system. at 9:30 a.m., a meeting of the defense advisory committee looking at sexual assault in the armed forces. and the council on relations holder policy conference. on c-span3 at 9:30 a.m., consumer advocate ralph nader host a daylong forum on capitalism and the impact of free market. security talked about cyber security at a sever scoops conference in washington, d.c. while he was nervous about cyber activity is close to election day. >> reminder, dhs is in the lead for federal government in support of saving local governments on election security efforts. matt masterson will talk about it today. we

heritage action for america executive director jim chapman discusses the group's role in the 2018 midterm election. then come up and double is if you president and ceo talks about his organization's efforts to increase african-american turnout in this years midterm elections. the sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. during the discussion. live friday on the c-span networks, at 10 a.m. on a span, that wilson center hosts a farm on cyber threats and house is our handling threats to elections and voting systems. congressional briefing on the medicaid system. a.m., and at 9:30 meeting on the defense advisory committee working on sexual assault in the armed forces. at 2 p.m., the council on american islamic relations holding leadership conference. at nine 30 a.m., consumer advocate ralph nader host a forum on capitalism and the impact on free markets. >> sunday night on afterwords a journalist and author with her doctors anddealers, the drug companies that addicted america." she is interviewed by congressman from virginia. >> i set it to hear from policemen

change, the investigations going on led by devon nunez and mark meadows and jim jordan and others, byron york points out things america wouldn't know if not for the investigation. the role the dossier played in the fbi investigation, the anti-trump bias of fbi investigators obama officials unmasking trump officials and the role of fusion gps. >> a pretty extensive list and those are all things uncovered by the house intelligence committee under devon nunez which carried on its investigation, a stern unflinching democratic resistance with adam schiff, ranking democrat, cameras and microphones, looked sympathetic and the committee was able to unearth that stuff and what is surprising to me is the antipathy toward him not just among liberals and democrats would you expect but even republicans and i think he has been unfairly maligned in the media coverage which has been atrocious. >> not just that investigations would grind to a halt. how much do you think the president would be a target. >> he would be a constant target of democrats gets control of the house, not sure they would impeach them, some members will want to,

jim brown. west launching into an extended soliloquy about donald trump and his red make america great again hat. >> you know, they tried to scare me to not wear this hat. my own friends. but this hat, it gives me -- it gives me power in a way. it was something about when i put this hat on, it made me feel like superman. you made a superman. that's my favorite super hero. and you made a superman cape for me. >> reporter: the rapper's meandering monologue touched on more than a dozen topics. the president almost seemed at a loss for words. >> i'll tell you what, that was pretty impressive, folks. >> reporter: the meeting, capped a frenetic 24-hours for the president that included a bill signing with kid rock and a campaign rally in erie, pennsylvania. >> all the beautiful red hats, make america great again. >> reporter: despite all of this, the president says he is focused intently on the devastation of hurricane michael. do you have enough time to focus on hurricane? it's a very busy day at the white house. >> yeah, i do. i have a very busy day today. yesterday i had a tremendous rally in pennsy

america. we provide a transition with mental health and american education curriculum that a jim , we have montessori curriculums that we worked on. establishment has a curriculum. we have meditation. there are a lot of things affecting our mental health that make us do crazy things that put us act into the trap door called the 13th amendment. hatd say abolish with the on because why would you keep it as a trap door. the constitution is the base of our country and our company. once you build a trap door that if you mess up and you something happens and you fall and you end up next to the unabomber, you have to remove the trap door out of the relationship. the gentleman that wrote the 13th amendment and i think the way the universe works is perfect. we don't have 13th lors dewey passion -- we don't have 13 floors do we? illegalpoint, it was for blacks to read for african-americans to read. that meant if you actually read the amendment, you would get locked up. needi think is, we don't sentences we need pardons. we need to talk to people. i was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. i was connected with an n

panel, democratic strategists and one c wright, executive director of the america rising pack and pollster for the trump campaign jimuesday morning, thanks for coming in. this is deep blue new jersey and the republican within striking distance. very surprising. >> i will always say this about polls and the pollsters will agree, polls are a snapshot of the time. who is being asked, what questions being asked, how it is framed. i'm not so worried about bob in new jersey. i worry what the voters will say posts election day. that is the only poll that maers to me. bob is a wonderful senator for the people of new jersey, had a bump in the road and overcome it. rob: a bump in the road. we are going to talk to you for a second. he is accused of corruption. a lot of people think he is corrupt and got out of it. even newspapers in new jersey say he is awful while they endorse him. >> he is accused of hanging out with underage prostitutes, investigated -- rob: bob huginput are pretty nasty -- >> the obama justice department at the time. this is a race that is caring national democrats. chuck schumer dumped $6 million into the

leave this discussion and move on to a live conference by america's health insurance plan, which is the trade group for health insurance companies. jim parker, director of the opposite will perform reform at the department of health and human services. live coverage here on c-span2. >> just a little bit of background about jim in his role as senior advisor to the secretary, he works with secretary a's are to lead the development and implementation of health policies that will improve to the american health care system. he brings over executive health care policy. in the medicaid side. the medicaid organization that provides health benefits to over 350,000 indiana medicaid recipients. for which he served as president. jim has held a number of senior executive roles and staff leadership roles for anthem including roles as chief of staff and ceo, president of anthem federal employee programs please join me in welcoming jim harper. [applause] >> it's a pleasure to be with you today. as you can tell by the kind introduction, a very restless soul. and if you're looking for adventure. i will show something that will show my age. on the boar

america. this was someone lost. he was looking for anything. he found a father in trump. >> jim, what i found most striking about that is when he said he was like a 14-year-old in an adult's body. is it common for people with this sort of profile to be more easily influenced, especially when it comes to acting on the type of rhetoric he seems to have been inspired by. >> right. when they grab onto something like, that it's almost like a cult to them, they're joining a cult. they become obsessed with it. that's kind of what's acting on him. it's not that the political policies of trump are going to help this guy. i mean, you know, if trump promotes, you know, giant tax breaks for wall street, investors -- i mean this guy living in a van is not going to be helped by that policy or eliminating health care. he's not helped by that policy. he's not joining it for those policy reasons. it's more like he's joining it because of sort of a twisted reason he has inside his head. you know, witnesses have said he was racist, he was racially insensitive to everyone, and yet he's a minority h

america we are where we have president that on blacklist of america you know that's miller dodik well i've known and you know when did they jim agreement came i think the idea behind it was also to have give three groups working together and maybe somehow with the carrot of joining the e.u. joining nato i have these the visions at this a paper philip is now saying nothing has changed since at the days of the war back in the one nine hundred ninety s. so what went wrong. well i guess i mean if we look around a logically several things actually one throwing first of all the why there was actually based on the power sharing set of which is. pretty much of the arctic approach when it comes to post conflict societies as a phrase and these are basically you are trying to accommodate different groups and their political demands within within a single whole and then in the process basically we have introduced something which some theorists have called the power sharing plus or conservation plus so it was supposed to work unfortunately there was an international factor involved in bosnia which was not happy with the progress made at t

join us at post 9, pulitzer prize winning "new york times" columnist jim stewart delving into dealings of boards all over americanteresting here. not, i guess, a surprise he has so much power over this board, doesn't he, jim >> well, evidently i mean, you know, when we first saw this happen last week i was thinking to myself this is a textbook case of how not to handle an s.e.c. enforcement you negotiate a settlement, you get the commissioners on board, then at the last minute you pull the rug out from under it, refuse to settle, fight them, make a provocative statement that rubs salt in the wound of the s.e.c. and for claims that the guy has all this integrity when they have just cited tens if not scores of false statements i thought okay, what explains that the answer is he said it's my way or i'm walking out i don't get my way, i'm out of here which is rather immature behavior and the board caved faced with that as the dire alternative, he got his way. it's not just tesla. with any of these companies with a charismatic founder with a big chunk of stock who's willing to behave basically like a child they're vu

president trump is taking to ohio for third america america great again rally this week, he's expected to stomp for republican jimcey, is facing democratic incumbent brown in a tight senate race and the president will rally at eastern kentucky university tomorrow. he's opinion very fussy. super bowl champs helping 34-13 victory over struggling new york giants. fourth straight time the eagles have beat the giants, their division rival. well, the time oh is 8 minutes until the top of the hour, hurricane michael destroyed an entire town left in splinters after the damage. plus, the founder of the firm that put together the dirty antitrump dossier pleading the fifth, should congress subpoena him to get answers, attorney david bruno live to break down all of the legal actions, good morning, how are you? and kid rock, we have too talk about that too going viral for shutting down a reporter, stay with us. heather: fusion gps cofounder said to plea the fifth as house committees continue demanding answers on antitrump dossier. the committee's inquiry is not design toddies cover the truth. the obvious goal of this committe

partnerships coming with other automakers we'll discuss this with bob lutz and jim press, former president of toyota north americat. i mean, what's your view in terms of how significant this is this is a partnership between the two automakers and not in this area. >> that's true gm and hond a have collaborated on other ventures that require a great deal -- a great deal of engineering but not that much in near-term revenue, and certainly fully autonomous vehicles fit that category. as was pointed out, this isn't gm, this is the is up sidry which has a market cap of over $14 billion and $15 billion and it's good because gm's cruise automation is one of the two companies that's going to be a leader in the development field and the other being waymo and -- and the japanese automakers have been a little bit slow, especially honda a little bit slow to embrace the development of fully autonomous cars, and this is a quick move which gets them up to the first tier of whatever is going on there and it's advantageous to gm it increases the market cap and gives it additional capital, et cetera, but there are so many demands

there he is talking to the president wearing his make america great again hat. >> sitting between jim brown and monique brown. >> kanye west was kanye west yesterday. if you milled it, here is some of it. >> they try to scare me to not wear this hat. this hat gives me power in a way. there was something about when i put this hat on it, made me feel like superman. we really get caught up in the idea of racism over the idea of industry. we feel that stop and frisk does not help the relationship in the city. that's the number one thing we are having this. >> what about gun violence. >> illegal guns is the problem. not legal guns. we have the right to bear arms. you know i love you. >> i don't want to put new that spot. >> i'm standing in that spot. i love this guy right here. let me give this guy a hug right here. i love this guy right here. >> he said be brave. he went on to explain why he said that hat made him feel like superman. he didn't grow up with a dad in the house. he said i love hillary clinton. i just don't relate to her and i don't relate to her message. he looks at donald t

america to rid the world of these agents of terror. may god bless daniel pearl. >> the world is shaped by people like jim foley, and the overwhelming majority of humanity who are appalled by those who killed him. the united states of america will continue to do what we must do to protect our people. we will be vigilant, and we will be relentless. when people harm americans anywhere, we do what's necessary to see that justice is done. >> so just take that and compare it to, i mean, i thought the most riveting thing about trump's performance last night was that he actually acted out the act of body slamming a journalist. >> right. you know, seeing those two presidents it almost makes you cry. it's not a matter of being a democrat. it's not a merit atter of being republican. it is being a person who is charged with protecting the american people, protecting our values, protecting our norms, and here he is encouraging two-bit thuggery not only around the world but here at home, and i think you're right, matt. it's not only a tone deafness, it's just a complete failure of leadership. he does not understand what his role is. i've got to say, i'm

america to rid the world of these agents of terror. may god bless daniel pearl. >> the world is shaped by people like jim foley and the overwhelming majority of humanity who are appalled by those who killed him. the united states of america will continue to do what we must do to protect our people. we will be vigilant, and we will be relentless. when people harm americans anywhere, we do what's necessary to see that justice is done. >> so just take that and compare it to -- iri riveting thing about trump's report last night is he acted out the body slam. >> it's not a matter of being a republican or democrat. it's about being a person who is charged with protecting the american people, protecting our values and norms. and here he is encouraging two-bit thuggery, not only around the world but here at home. and i think you're right, matt. it's not only a tone deafness but a complete failure of leadership. he does not understand what his role is. and i've got to say, i'm a little surprised today i haven't heard more from the democrats. yes, we're in a campaign. yes, they want to talk about health care and other things, but where is the solid

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jim moret has more. kanye west gave the oval office an earful thursday as he dominated a 20-minute meeting with bizarre proclamations of love for president trump and his own "make americagreat again" hat, saying the latter makes him feel "like superman." the "through the wire" rapper sat across from trump's desk with retired professional football player jim brown to discuss a bevy of topics, including criminal justice reform.but the caustic rapper could not help but voice his support for trump."this is our president," he said. "he has to be the freshest, the fliest, the fliest planes, the best factories. and we have to make our core be empowered." donning his own "make america great again" hat, west added: "if he don't look good, we don't look good. this is our president."the rapper said he feels rejuvenated whenever he puts on the president's signature cap."when i put this hat on, it made me feel like superman, my favorite superhero. you made a superman cape for me," he said. trump then gushed about having west in the oval office. "he can speak for me anytime he wants," trump said. "he's been there. good guy. smart cookie. smart. he gets it. these two guys, jim brown,

america broader. in to minority communities. that is a great thing for this country. jim brown. >> please finish. >> they are great men, and trying help the country. >> i don't have the energy tonight. there's so much in there to come on -- >> let me put -- >> there's so much, because that is how much the president is doing for minorities. >> i'm not going to even -- go ahead. >> you remember when barack obama was quoting jay-z, and they searched through all the lyrics and saying, they were not honorable, and horrible people. rappers have rapper lyrics, now all of a sudden, he is the pa are ragon -- paragon of virtue. i'm not saying you have to down any rapper. but the conservatives do this thing, if president obama likes him, it's the spawn of satan, they went through all of the songs to find lyrics to be offended. oh, he is a genius. let me finish. >> you talked the entire time. >> kanye has had a record since graduation of 2007, you can check me. i like kanye, you put out good music, don't say that we are saying he has a mental problem. kanye is telling us he has a men

"america's news headquarters" about the decision to withdraw from a decades-old missile treaty. jimis said he met with allies before the president's announcement and how the u.s. should respond to moscow violating the agreement. the leaders did not offer alternative approaches. president trump and russian president vladimir putin expected to discuss the treaty in november. they will both be in paris for world war i commemorations. eric: nine days away and one republican senator who's hitting the campaign trail for his colleagues and his crossing the country. crisscrossing our nation trying to spread the word. we'll have more now than what we can expect on the tuesday which will go out about. fox news channel coverage continues this sunday. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better w

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america. so what does this future look like? with us former white house attorney jim general. this court has now taken a sharp turn to the right. what will you each be watching for? >> regardless if it would have been justice kavanaugh or any other nominee that the president could have nominated, the court would have turned to the right. so in some ways this confirmation is the direction the court was going to go anyway, given the republican president in play, given particularly that president trump has embraced the conservative legal community. so whether it was him or not, the court was going to go in a conservative direction. and so that will affect many of the cases that comes before it, whether it's in the area of national security or law enforcement or corporate interests, there will be a variety of fourth amendment issues. we'll see. sometimes on fourth amendment issues, libberiertarian views a changing. it looks like justice kavanaugh is going to be starting immediately. >> what will you be watching for? >> the president made promising to appoint conservative

jim mattis. officials said t are now investigating. ricin is highly toxic, and exposure can lead to d you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, china is showing the world it is open for business, but behind all the show, is there also ahreat? the scientist who play nude the first womanbe to win the prize for physics in more than 50 years. donna strip canadaa strickland from won the award. victoria gill has this report. the ultimatead scientific acc and donna strickland is only the third woman ever to have won the nobel prize for physics. she and her fellow winners were honored for what were called the groundbreaking inventions in a laser physics. professor strickland devised a way to use lasers as precise cutting tools. millions of i operations are performed --ye operations are performed every year with these sharp laser beams. has uprising is it to be the third woman to win the prize? professor strickland: that is thent story people o talk about. thereng are so many women d fantastic research, so why did it take so long? victoria: physics still has one of the largest gender gaps in science

jim o'neill stays with us. coming up, america's competitive streak. validate trump's campaign.conversation is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are getting breaking news after danske bank. they are still searching for a new chief executive. they cannot with a statement a few minutes ago saying that they have decided to update the markets. name,d of giving us a they said they have withdrawn the fsa application to name mr. anderson as chief executive. we now know who won't be chief executive of the bank. basically, dance cap is saying they are continuing the search for a new chief executive. bank is saying they are continuing the search for a new chief executive. we will get back to that and get to some of the other nordic banks. first, let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. netflix added almost 7 million subscribers in the third quarter. the world's biggest paid online tv network also issued an updated outlook for the current three months, saying it plans to add a record number of users this year. asml reported forecasts th

jim. you watch the whirlwind come on november 6th, because the women of america are not going to settle for>> how convinced -- how convincing do you find that argument, dana? because republicans are convinced that this was actually an energizing issue for their voters. >> yeah. i mean, it was hard to get to a point where republicans were maybe less energized than they were before this. there's no question that what you saw from the president, what you have seen from mitch mcconnell and others has been an attempt, of course, to get their nominee on the supreme court. but it's also been a very, very clear attempt to rally republican voters who have been really not that excited, not that energized, certainly not even close to the comparison compared to the democrats, and wake them up and get them angry enough to go to the polls. it's probably -- they're certainly more energized than they were before. you know, that the republican committee in charge of electing house members, they're claiming they're getting more low-dollar donations, things like that. but you also have democrats who are alrea

america broader. into minority communities. that's a great thing for this country. jimn are, kanye west, donald trump are great men trying to help this country. >> i don't have the energy tonight because there's so much. >> let me put out a little bit. >> there is so much. >> i'm not even going to -- go ahead. >> you remember when barack obama was quoting jay-z and michelle obama said if she wanted to be like somebody, she banned to be like beyonce. they will searched through every lyric, these were not genius or honorable people, these were horrible people they said. rappers have rapper lyric. now all of a sudden he is the paragon of moral virtue and he's a genius. i'm not -- i'm saying these conservative do this thing. if liberal like him, if president obama likes him, that is the spawn of satan. when common performed at the white house, they went through every one of his songs to find lyric they found offensive and said this is why obama should not have this man at the white house. all of a sudden, he's a genius flip kanye hasn't had a genius record since graduation

america is better than this this is what everybody says however. a lot of people looking at what at the state of politics and this society just two weeks away from the midterms and jim to go back to you in new york city i mean you already referenced a mayor de blasio having has said just moments ago unequivocally that this is meant to terrorize and of course that is something that new york city unfortunately has a lot of experience with. yeah of course i mean obviously new york because well acquainted with these kind of situations because they've happened to you many times to this day many of the locals like you appreciate i mean obviously the big one was nine eleven. september eleventh attacks where the world trade center got toppled but it had been a lot more attack at ground level obviously it was the attack a couple of attacks last year including a truck attack where. a so-called jihadist drove down cyclist on a cycling part and without of manhattan. bomb attack but of course early indications are that this is something i have i mean open the suggestion straightaway is that some kind of islamic or religious. work was happening at the moment coming so close to th

concern over president trump's tendency to denigrate america's allies while praising authoritarian leaders. that very issue compelled veteran u.s. diplomat jim melville, who was serving as ambassador to estonia, to quit his post and walk away for more than 30 years as a career porn services officer. he says the president's admiration for vladimir putin and russia's corrupt authoritarian government put him in an untenable position when asked to explain america's intentions. last week -- now as a private citizen he is free to speak his mind. he is joining me for his first and exclusive interview from new york. ambassador, welcome to the program. >> thank you, it's a pleasure to be with you. >> it couldn't be a more opportune time to be speaking to you. we are grate tofl have you. as i laid out, there is so much to talk about. first, in context of your own resignation and your own professional reasons for doing so, what do you make of an even more senior diplomat, a cabinet member, nikki haley, u.n. ambassador, sudden resignation, sudden departure. of course, it's effective the end of this year. >> right. let me say fiction of all, that as amba

america in the right direction. thank you, mr. president. [applause] president trump: wow. good talent. jason and jimng against extreme democrats. opponent supports a total government takeover of health care, which drives your costs the roof and the health care is lousy, by the way. and he wants to make minnesota into, true, a sanctuary for the criminal aliens and for gang members. they will come flooding up here as soon as you do it. it happens every time. ,ason's opponent, angie cragg is angie cragg? she wants to take away your health care and she refuses to pipeline, you know all about that. that would bring more than 8000 jobs to minnesota, and you know, we have really opened up minnesota. you see what is going on with the mines and the miners. vote for dan and pelosis a vote for nancy , as speaker of the house. can you imagine nancy pelosi as speaker of the house? don't do that to me. that.'t buy into neither did you. if democrats take charge, maxine , now, listen to this one. she will take over financial services in congress. can you believe it? maxine waters. that is one of the most powerful c

jim out for the moment thanks very much. deborah on sunday joins us now from washington d.c. and gaven it's very early there in america but have we seen any reaction yet from the u.s. state department. late saturday when we first got reports of this at the possible. death of the journalist we immediately started calling the state department and government agencies trying to get any sort of reaction we followed up this morning on sunday as well the short answer is the state department if they do know anything they aren't telling us the latest statement we got from the state department simply says we are not in a position to confirm these reports but we are closely following the situation in quote to that so again if the state department knows anything they're not releasing it publicly but be rest assured that relations between saudi arabia and the united states are very good right now for the best they've been in over a decade or so nearly a decade or so so there are very clear lines of communication that could be happening between washington and riyadh but as of now the state department simply saying they just do not

jim jordan and others. byron york writes a very interesting piece and he points at the things that america wouldn't know if not for these investigations. just a partial list we have here, the role that that dossier played in the fbi investigation, who funded the dossier, the anti-trump bias of some of the top fbi officials involved with this whole thing. obama officials unmasking from professionals and intel intercepts and the role of fusion gps. >> that's a pretty extensive list and those are all things that were uncovered by the house intelligence committee under devin nunes which carried on its investigation, stern and unflinching democratic resistance, everything they did with adam schiff, ranking democrat on the committee running out to the cameras and microphones all the time with a very sympathetic media audience and the committee was able to unearth all that stuff and we wouldn't know it without it. what is surprising to me is the antipathy towards him not just among liberals and democrats which would kind of expect but even among some republicans. and i think he's been unfairly maligned in the med

jim renee c. they will meet in cleveland. the debate starts live sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tucker carlson discusses his fools," how a selfish ruling class is bringing america to the rank of revolution. >> it's about why we elected trump and i could not get past it, past of the country voted for donald trump. is not an attack on trump. i think trump is right on a thematic sense, and a bunch of different thanks. but you wouldn't elect trump unless you really, really wanted to send a message. happy countries don't want donald trump. desperate ones do. screwed up. "q&a."-span's next, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg visited new hampshire to support candidates for statewide offices. this is 35 minutes. action. talk wasnible bracket -- [indiscernible talking]

america. trump invited him to visit next year. >> laura: it's friday and time for friday's follies. tonight more evidence that actor jim lost it. anti-trump new york city ads and how much should adults get into halloween? jim released a new piece of art. tell us, please. >> well, it's a trump with a big mouth. jim carrey is in the paint. he painted trump with a big mouth open. this time he has what looks like an explosive pepper in his mouth and trying to blame the president for these bombs that were mailed across the country. he said this was encouraged by the hate speech of the donald trump. just a week ago jim carrey painted another picture of trump recreating the exorcist poster with president trump in the center. i don't see how this helps anybody. i don't see how this tamps down the hot discourse. if anything he is raising the temperature. the sad thing is when you look at the art itself, it's angry and violent. obviously this is a therapy for jim carrey. he said he uses it to work through issues. my suggestion, jim should work through landscapes and flowers. that would be better for his soul. >> laura: maybe we

america as well as europe. but this man is in focus here. jim hauck a ceo at ford.question what does he say about the restructuring plan for the company? as you look at shares of ford keep in mind the stock is trading at 2009 levels this is only the stock in the last year. but you got to go back to 2009 to find the last time it was trading at around 8.59 a share that's one auto story. the other one is tesla it's expected to report what might be a slight profit tomorrow there are some saying it may not make profitability but it will be close if not a few pennies above break even tesla model 3 deliveries have helped the company in terms of q 3 performance. then today the stock got a pop because noted shorl short sell frere credit tron, today reversed course saying plain and simple tesla is destroying the competition. that's all it took for tesla shares to take off after that. again, tesla reports after the bell tomorrow. if it is a slight profit it will not be a huge surprise since they have said for some time if they hit a certain level of production with the model 3

. >>> when we come back, america's largest retailer sears filing for bankruptcy pulitzer prize winning columnist jimlusively with now-former ceo diede lampert and jim will join us to discuss his interview next ♪ beautiful day is don't get it get away ♪ >>> eddie lampert was called a financial genius and perhaps the next warren buffett but now with the retailer filing for bankruptcy, the former sears ceo is grappling with failure and he talked with our next guest for an exclusive interview joining us now at post 9, pulitzer prize winning "new york times" columnist jim stewart it's interesting not just the sad story of sears but lampert's decision to go from one of the highest profile hedge fund managers of his time back when there weren't that many of them to a retailer. >> right what came through to me when i spoke to him was what a fine line it can be between being a genius and succeeding and failure. i'll say good things about lampe lampert. he's the first to acknowledge he was a contrarian most people thought from the get go that putting two fail regular tailers together, kmart and sears, was dou

in mosco as america's plans to pull us of a key new clear missile treaty threaten to trigger an almost control crisis. donald trump makes his toughest statement yet on the motive journalist jim console g.e. and saudi arabia is closing that it was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups. kind of british man sues the u.s. saw me off to being exposed to toxic chemicals while working as a contractor.

west run up and support, but best believe, we are going to make america great." 0:10 along with kanye west, hall of fame running back jimbrown, the president's daughter and adviser, ivanka and white house adviser, jared kushner, were also at today's meeting. the white house is looking to improve urban revitalization, african- american unemployment, and crime in chicago.kanye west / american rapper: "i never stepped into a situation where i didn't make people more money, we can have power pharmaceuticals, empower our industry, empower our factories, we can bring not only adidas on shore, we can bring foxcom and set up a factory, i think in minnesota. wisconsin. yeah, wisconsin." 0:19 after things wrapped-up... president trump telling reporters he thought whay kanye had to say, was quote, "impressive." we're goint to have more on what kanye west had to say in the oval office coming-up tonight at 6. (terisa) developing news tonight... the re-opening of fremont street in san francisco has been pushed back until next week. crews have been trying to stabilize the salesforce transit center bus deck since last month... when two

jim brown. west launched into an extended soliloquy about donald trump and his red make america great again hat., they tried to scare me to not wear this hat, my own friends, but this hat, it gives me -- it gives me power in a way. it was something about when i put this hat on, it made me feel like superman. you made -- that's my favorite superhero and you made a superman cape for me. >> reporter: the rapper's meandering monologue touched on more than a dozen topics. the president seemed almost at a loss for words. >> i'll tell you what, that was pretty impressive. >> reporter: the meeting capped a frenetic 24 hours for the president that included a bill signing with kid rock and a campaign rally in erie, pennsylvania. >> all those beautiful red hats. make america great again. >> reporter: in spite of all this, the president says he is focused intently on the devastation of hurricane michael. >> do you have enough time to focus on the hurricane. a very busy day at the white house. >> yeah, i do. a very busy day. yesterday i had a tremendous rally in pennsylvania. i wasn't going to disappoint tho

america. >> how about it. snap i don't think all the bad news priced in yet but close. >> see you become here tomorrow night with for close >> jim cramer and "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you money. my job is not just to entertain but teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @ jimcramer you know what's in short supply right now? context. every day it feels like investors are making decisions based on the minutia of current events >> buy buy buy buy buy buy >> not the bigger picture, and that is how you get burned that's how you lose money. fortunately, we got some relief today, the dow rebounding 401 point. the nasdaq up 2.59%. now, we had some good earnings, just both last night and this morning, and the benign set of conference calls and it's allowed us to catch our collective breaths, and i like that th