jim kelly, bbc news. ——june murderous plan. jim kelly, bbc news. —— june kelly.ly, bbc news. ——june kelly. a 58—year—old has died after a tree fell in his home. the government has promised the emergency cash to help the worst affected area. yet again, the towns and villages of coaldale and west yorkshire are clearing up after a flood. it's the third time in less than a decade. that was a lake yesterday! roger has seen his house is destroyed twice. no 1's ever knocked my door in seven years to come and see what's happening. i don't know what's gonna happen with this. ijust don't know what's gonna happen with this. i just feel abandoned by don't know what's gonna happen with this. ijust feel abandoned by the authority. new flood defences are being built here but they were no good yesterday. a decision now has to be made to chuck everything out or try and clean up and salvage. the same family has run this hard way store for 30 years. this weekend, it was the final straw. we were tiered to —— we said if it ever happened again, we would leave. is notjust a mess you ha

important to just pause for a moment on jared kushner, if you think of the people he outlasted, jim kelly, steve bennett, jim maness. just going on and on, jeff sessions, so many officials have come and gone and jared kushner not even 40 years old, is one of the most powerful people on earth. so it's hard to know what they would want to do next, only that they said their focuses is on washington a washington business. ivanka tom thanks a lot about the economy she speaks a lot about women and families. she speaks in a way that someone wanting to have a future -- of a political rearward speak. having said that, i don't know what that means. i have tried very hard to get interviews with ivanka trump and with jared kushner for the book, and they did not interview me so i could not ask than that? if i ever had the opportunity, i would be interested to know how they see the future. b1 i wondered if you knew either of them from before they got into politics? >> guest: from before they got into politics, sort of glancing leap. they were parts of worlds that i covered. i actually had worked the ne

jim kelly, province priebus, steve ban bannon. jeff sessions. on and on. jared kushner, not even 40 years old, is one of the most powerful people on earth. so, it's hard to know what they would want to do next. only they said their focus is on washington and washington business. ivanka truck speak about the economy and women and family and speaks in a way that someone wanting to have a future political career would speak. having said that i don't know what that means. i tried very hard to get interviews with ivanka trump, and with jared kushner for the book and they didn't interview. so i couldn't ask that question myself. if i ever had the opportunity i we about interested to know how they see their futures. >> host: i wonder if you knew either of them from before the got into politics. >> guest: from before they got into politics, sort of glancingly. so they were parts of worlds i covered, and they -- i mean i actually had work at the new york observer. >> host: right. >> guest: for jared kushner to work for the new york observer there was a gap between

time you heard any of the former senior generals who work for president trump whether it is kelly, hr mcmaster, jim mattis, really attack and criticize the president directly. you saw some tepid criticism from mattis. this is the first time where kelly's directly not only challenging policy, but the treatment of people in the military, and the questions, of course, what set him off, and it seems what was really animating him was the treatment of colonel vindman even with the president suggesting he should be disciplined by the military for his actions with the ukraine matter. >> of course, john kelly is also gold star father, lost his son in action. rear admiral john kirby, you have the advantage of being someone who served in the military, what did your superior officers tell you and what did you tell those who served under you to do and how to react if they saw something that in their view was illegal? >> it was always clear to me, even when i was an ensign, small warship in the persian gulf in the late '80s, i was responsible -- it was expected of me to speak truth to power. and to speak up when

jim. hi, everyone i'm kelly evans. welcome to "the exchange" today. another wild day on wall street as the record sell-off continues. here's staggering stats that sum up where we are today. the dow, s&p, nasdaq and russell down the major indices have a worst week since october of 2008 and we remember as the heart of the financial crisis every dow stock is in correction with nearly half of them more than 20% below the recent highs and the s&p 98% of companies are in correction or worse every sector is down more than 10% from its highs with energy the biggest loser, off 34% we'll have more on that in a bit. the bond pits, 10-year yield, get this, today hitting a new record low of 1.155% the 2-year below 1% an the selloff is global with almost all global markets down 10% from the highs. for more on the action quite as dramatic as the week, down to bob pisani at the new york stock exchange bob? >> it is remarkable. the global stock market down 12% to 15% even here, all of the major sectors as well, even reits are down and utilities down dramatically taken

ballot in this upcoming year, and we've had people like bolton, like rex tillerson, like jim mattis, like john kelly out of that white house, and they know a lot. they know a lot that they haven't told us yet. they know a lot that hasn't even been in the books they've written. frankly between now and the election, i would like to see these people lay this out for the american people so we can know what's going on in our government because the glimpse we've gotten is not pretty. it's an unprecedented level of corruption. it's an unprecedented level of the president abusing his office for his own personal interest. john bolton keeps indicating that he knows that happened and that he's going to tell us in his book. what i would like to see more of these people do is what vindman had the courage to do, the guts to do, not for profit, but because it was right, because it was morally the right thing to do. it was ethically the right thing to do. he went through legal channels and he told the american people what he knew. we need more voices like that between now and november. >> ben rhodes, deputy nationa

day he got off in office, the biggest thing that has changed is he's purged anybody like jim mattis or john kellyould be a calming influence, who with remind the president, the democratic institutions matter. this is not an aing to utocracy dictator. those people are gone. he's surrounded by an administration that empourz hwem and it is important to understand that what they believe is they believe in power. and right wing extremist republican conservative power. they don't care about the institutions that support our country. this is a great threat to all of them. our country is not supposed to be about individuals. it is supposed to be about laws and institutions. and the president is laying waste to that for the sake of his own personal power and a number of republicans are helping him because they simply want to advance conservative power. they don't care about the institutions. >> the next question is what are you and other democrats in congress going to do about that? you talk about the president wanting to expand his power and the power of others around him in this administration. what can

there is no jim mattis or john kelly or reince priebus at the white house and the expected acquittalin the senate is just another step that our reporting shows is likely to embolden him and make him trust his own impulses and instincts and feel there is nothing that could stop him. >> and largely because he's not being held accountable. so you take accountability out of the system, that is the ultimate guardrail. that is not an individual, it is the entire piece. you get what you get. >> i want to explain what we're waiting for now. ahead of the first results being released out of the iowa caucus from last night, that is expected but ahead of that the chairman of the iowa state democratic party is expecting to come out and frank figliuzzi, i come back to you and see if you could stitch together what feels like desperate dots but the frez was just impeached by the house of representatives for trying to cheat in the 2020 election and the first contest in the democratic prime of 2020 is now as claire mccaskill and jason johnson said forever stained with an asterisk. what is the sort of

jim. hi, everyone i'm kelly evans. welcome to "the exchange" today. another wild day on wall street as the record sell-off continues. here's staggering stats that sum up where we are today. the dow, s&p, nasdaq and russell down the major indices have a worst week since october of 2008 and we remember as the heart of the financial crisis every dow stock is in correction with nearly half of th

jim sciutto. the president's former chief of staff and retired marine general john kelly has called the president's demand that ukraine investigate the bidens a, quote, illegal order. that's right. kelly, in public, defending lieutenant colonel alexander vindman and his decision to report that controversial demand and phone call to his higher ups. >> it's remarkable he chose these words and said this now. it was first reported by "the atlantic." kelly told an audience that army officer vindman who was repeatedly targeted by the president and mocked and then removed from the white house, did exactly what he was taught to do. to report, quote, an illegal order and kelly did not stop there. >> also the justice department is roiled today. this after the attorney general intervened to reduce a sentencing recommendation from justice department lawyers for the president's longtime ally roger stone. sources tell cnn that more prosecutors are now considering resigning. "the new york times" reports that others fear pressure from the president. we're on top of all of the news. >>> let's begin at the white hou

kelly, thank you. great job. [applause] jim banks of indiana. jim, thank you. great job. [applause] andy biggs.re is andy? boy oh boy, andy. [applause] there is a guy, he is tough. i hear we are doing well in going good. i think i saw a poll that was very good for me. we have to make sure martha is going to do, i think martha is going to do good, but we have states that are not going to be easy, but arizona has been great. we are stopping illegal aliens from coming in. we are putting up walls. new mexico too, i state that has never been in play for republicans is totally in play. nevada is really looking good. we are doing well. we are doing well. we are going to have a great -- there is more spirit, i will say this, there is more spirit now for the republican party by far than the democrats. mike pence just got back from a that, a beautiful place chuck grassley knows well, iowa. and he was talking about this fiasco, the democrats, they can't count some simple votes on leave yet -- votes and yet they want to take over your health care system. think of it. think of it. but we also had an electio

kelly, thank you, great job. [applause] jim banks of indiana. [applause] andy biggs, where is andy? boy, oh boy. [applause] there is a guy who is tough. he would do wellin arizona. it's going good, yeah? i think so. i think i sold a poll that is doing good. i think we have to make more that will do but we have some states that will be not easy but arizona has been great and we are stopping illegal aliens from coming in and putting up walls, new mexico to a state that's never been in play for republicans and nevada looking good and we are doing well. we are doing well and will have a great -- there's more spirit, more spirit now for the republican party by far than the democrats. mike pence just got back from a place, beautiful place, that chuck grassley knows well, iowa. he was talking about the fiasco, the democrats count can't count simple votes but want to take over your healthcare system. think of it. we also had an election out there and we got 90% of the vote. we have two people running, you know, i guess they consider them non- people but they are running and one was a govern

kelly, thank you. great job. great job. jim banks of indiana. jim. andy biggs, where is andy? boy, oh boy, andy.here's a guy. he's tough. i hear we're doing well in arizona, huh? it's going good, yeah? i saw a poll that was very good for me. i think we have to make sure martha is going to do -- we have some states that are going to be not easy. but arizona has been great and we're stopping illegal aliens from coming in. we're putting up walls. new mexico, too, a state that's never been in play for republicans. nevada is looking good. we're doing well. there is more spirit now for the republican party by far than the democrats. you know, mike pence just got back from a place, a beautiful place, that chuck grassley knows well. iowa. and he was talking about the fiasco. the democrats can't count some simple votes yet they want to take over your health care system. think of that. but we also had an election out there and we got 98% of the vote. we have two people running, you know. i guess they consider them non-people. one is a governor, but they're running. they said, who is that crowd over there?

kelly, thank you, great job. [applause] jim banks of indiana. jim, thank you, great job.applause] andy biggs. where is andy? boy, oh, boy, andy. [applause] there's a guy. he's tough. i hear we are doing well in arizona, huh? going good, yeah? i saw a poll that was very good. for me. [laughter] i think martha is going to do -- we have some states that are going to be not easy, but arizona has been great and we are stopping illegal aliens from coming in. we are putting up walls. new mexico, too, the state that's never been in play for republicans, is totally in play. nevada is really looking good. we are doing well. we are going to have a great -- there is more spirit. i will say this, there is more spirit now for the republican party, by far, than the democrats. mike pence just got back from a place, a beautiful place that chuck grassley knows well. iowa. and he was talking about this fiasco, the democrats -- they can't count some simple votes, and yet they want to take over your health care system. think of that. we also had an election out there, we got 98% of the vote.

kelly thank you. great job, great job. jim banks of indiana. [applause] andy biggs.boy andy, there's a guy, tough. i heard you're doing well in arizona. i think we have to make sure, think martha is going to and will have states that are going to be not easy but verizon is great. we are stopping illegal aliens from coming in and putting up walls. it totally and play, nevada. we are doing well. we are going to have a great -- there is more. i will say this. there is more. >> now for the republican party by far. mike pence just got back from a place, beautiful place that chuck grassley knows well, iowa. he was talking about this fiasco, the democrats. they can't count simple votes and yet they want to take over your health care system. think about it. we also had an election out there and we got 90% of the vote. we had two people running. i guess they consider them non-people but they are running. one is the governor, one is a congressman. they are running. 90% of the vote and everybody from the media was saying who were those crowds over there? the expected as the com

kelly's state of the state address in topeka. then we turn to a service for public television's jim lehrer, a regular moderator in the presidential debates and long-time anchor of "the news hour." >>> the medal of honor at iwo jima consumes the medals of honor used in the war. when you consider those staring numbers, aside from the casualties, it's amazing, the ferocity of the fight and just the absolute heroism. and these are the stories that we know about. the stories that we don't know, the things that happened that remain between those marines, the eyewitnesses, there's probably 27 more medals of honor that we just don't know about. for the marines that did see the flag raised, for the sailors that were out at sea, it was symbolic in that the fight has just begun. it's going to continue together as a team, as a nation. this island can be achieved. unceremoniously in some ways, it became almost a calling charge, if you will. it was something that motivated the marines and continued to resonate in their minds as they push on for another month. >> tomorrow is the 75th anniversary of the battle of iwo jima during world war ii. it

kelly, thank you. great job. [applause] great job. jim banks of indiana. jim, great. [applause] andy biggs.oh boy, he just -- [applause] there's a guy, tough. i i hear we are doing well in arizona, going good works i think i saw a poll that was very good ear for me. i think we have to make sure martha is going to do, i think martha's going to -- with some states that are going to be not easy but arizona has been great and we are stopping illegal aliens from coming in, putting up walls. the mexican -- new mexico is told in play, right? nevada, really looking good. we are doing well there were doing well. we'll have a great -- there's more spirit, i will say this. there's more spirit now for the republican party by far than the democrats. mike pence just got back from a place, a beautiful place that chuck grassley knows well, iowa. and he was talking about the fiasco, the democrats, they can't count some simple votes and yet they want to take over your healthcare system. no, think of that. but we also had an election out there and we got 98% of the vote. we had to make people running, you kno

jim vandehei, last night general kelly's comments at the university where he was speaking, here's one quote on alexander vindman. he was tantamount to hearing an illegal order, and kelly praised him for doing what he did. he indicated on ed gallagher, the navy s.e.a.l. who donald trump basically pardoned that it was the wrong thing to do for the president, and that he, kelly, may have been able to change his mind if he, kelly, john kelly, was still in the chief of staff's office. it raises the question, now that the president of the united states seemingly has narcot ichi narcotisides the country with a fire hose of stories every day, who do democrats do to run against them? >> i think that's a great question. two parts to it. one, any republican who thought trump was going to change was either being dishonest or totally delusional. talk to anyone around trump, jared kushner and others, they feel more invincible than ever. what he's done this last week was totally predictable and you'll see more of it not less of it. they feel stronger than ever. the way you run against them, there is

jim sciutto. the president's former chief of staff and retired marine general john kelly has called the president'sat's right. kelly, in public, defending lieutenant colonel alexander vindman and his decision to report that controversial demand and phone call to his higher ups. >> it's remarkable he chose these words and said this now. it was first reported by "the atlantic." kelly told an audience that army officer vindman who was repeatedly targeted by the president and mocked and then removed from the white house, did exactly what he was taught to do. to report, quote, an illegal order and kelly did not stop there. >> also the justice department is roiled today. this

kelly armstrong, north dakota. thank you. great job. great job. jim banks of indiana. jim, thank you. andy biggs. where is andy. oh boy, andy. there's a guy, he's tough. i think we have to make sure, mar martha, we have some seats, arizona has been great, we're stopping up illegal aliens. new mexico is totally in play. right? nevada, really looking good. we're doing well. we're doing well. there's more spirit. i will say this. there's more spirit now for the republican party by far than the democrats, you know, mike pence just got back from a place, a beautiful place that chuck grassley knows well, iowa. and he was talking about the fiasco, the democrats, they can't count simple votes, yet they want to take over your health care system. no, think of that. we also had an election out there and we got 98% of the vote. we have two people running, you know, and i guess they consider them nonpeople. but they are running. one was a governor, one was a congressman, they're running. we have 98% of the vote. and everybody from maybe were saying who are the crowds over there, expected to be the competitive, everybody is

kelly, great job. grace job. [applause] jim banks of indiana. jim, thank you. [applause] andy biggs, where is andy?oy, oh, boy, andy. [applause] there's a guy. he's tough. i hear we're doing well in arizona, going good, yeah? i think so. i think i saw a poll that was very good, for me. i think we have to make sure martha is going -- i think martha is boeing to do good. we have some state has will be not easy but arizona has been great. we're stopping illegal aliens from coming in. we're putting up walls. new mexico, a state never been in play for republicans is totally in play, right? nevada, really looking good. we're doing well. we're doing well. we'll have a great -- there is more spirit, i will say this. there is more spirit now for the republican party, by far than the democrats. you know, mike pence just got back from a place, a beautiful base that chuck grassley knows well, iowa. and he was talking about the fiasco of the democrats, they can't count simple votes yet they want to take over your health care system. think of that. no, think of it. but we also had an election out there and we go

reorganize and not being very approachable but he and john kelly, first secretary of homeland security then chief of staff defense secretary jimttis, these were people who kept telling the president, you don't want to do this let me tell you why. you don't want to do this and here's the national security implications if you do this. the president in the abuse of management saw you highlight drove those people out of the room. the result was now he's increasingly surrounded by people he viewed their mission as telling the president yes, here we are in an impeachment phase of his administration not many people get here as quickly as he did. many people asked me, how in the world do these people serve donald trump? they have a conservative ideology they have a philosophy, they hope to serve this agenda and they hope to guide the novice donald trump. they found out they just got a lion roar in their face every day and many of them either were driven out or left.>> and you say even after that, sessions still really admires trump. but before he drove out a lot of those people, i want to go back to that. it seemed like the beginning

. >> kelly o'donnell, former veteran secretary shulkin, former attorney general jeff sessions, former dhs secretary krir citizen nielsen, former defense secretary jimattis, former secretary of state rex tillerson all in their own ways attempted to publicly send messages to the president to stop doing these things. all were summarily gotten rid of in some form or another because he didn't like being publicly chastised. what do we think here? >> it is perilous. it is perilous. well right now -- we have not yet heard from the white house. but we heard from lindsey graham who says he has complete confidence in william barr. that is graham, who is obviously an ally on capitol hill trying to get a mess a j to the president as well that barr is on the right path here, mr. president. you can infer that from his vote of confidence for barr to try to preempt the president from acting unfavorably. one of the questions will be has the president learned any lessons? we have talked about this, when he has been asked that directly, he has talked about the democrats. is this a moment where the pressure about violating the rule of law or attempting to do that is en

este es un dÍa de celebraciÓn de estos guerreros, lucharon muy duro, kelly armstrong dakota del norte, gracias, buen trabajo. >> jimsando y digo bueno, esas orejas tienen algo especial, le pregunte si habÍa sido luchador, y sÍ fue un campeÓn. y saben, los campeones del super bowl vienen la semana que viene, y todos quieren estar aquÍ. el entrenador nos aprecia mucho. a la gente le encanta todos estos campeones estÁn aquÍ. baloncesto, golf y uno de los equipos fue el equipo de lucha libre de pennsylvania. y yo estaba caminando con jim y es como que si yo no existiera, es un luchador, se le acercan adoran a jim jordan y nosotros tambiÉn te queremos mucho porque eres un excelente luchador. (aplausos) (aplausos) >> una mujer hay un par de mujeres que se convirtieron en estrellas. me gusta ese nombre, vi ese nombre, y habÍan como 7 contrincantes, no tienes idea como te quiere la gente como te aprecian, ella es muy buena, talentosa, trabajamos con ella y ganÓ contiendas difÍciles, ya no es tan difÍcil porque lo que ella estÁ haciendo es increÍble, arizona la adora, pero fuiste increÍble. representando, no representandome

we begin with west virginia governor jim justice followed by governor doug deucy of arizona. and kansas governor laura kelly. >>> the apaches and blackhawk and the various other tribes for whom different weapon systems have been named fought the united states army. and so it's -- it's obviously quite unusual that you would name a modern weapon system for an old enemy and yet that's what they do. and i should add very quickly that the tribes really liked that. you will see in the case of these helicopters that the army will hold a special ceremony with the leadership of that tribe present and present, you know, miniature models and plaques acknowledging that the army is borrowing their tribal name for a particular weapon system. if you also look at the patches of many units in the military, they will select native american imagery as their insignia and it's, obviously, you know, they're thinking in terms of indians have a reputation for being gallant, for being brave, for being ferocious in many cases, but ultimately for strength. >> part of tonight's visit to the smithsonian's american indian museum here in

jim >> constellation, i mentioned it last week. it continues to break out. >> "the exchange" begins now >> thank you, brian. and welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what's ahead dow 30,000, we're within shooting distance of that major marker but berkshire's charlie monger has a major warning for this market and we'll tell you what that is. >>> plus tess la tapping the market why shares are higher and continue to rise this afternoon amid tesla issuing more stock. >>> data drama for facebook, m memes and consumer woes. >>> we're near session highs, kelly. one point in the day for the dow jones industrial average it was a 205-point drop that's where we were at the lows for the highs, you can see here closer to that high-end of the range so far today s&p just about flat on the day as is the case with the nasdaq, down about .10%. in 2020, it's about that tech race higher, right momentum is there. growth, cyclicality. it's back again. the best performing sector up 11% so far year to date but the second best performing sector, utilities, up 8% that's a barbell, right? really conservative. defensive on one end we'll see if that trend again

and his response to kelly was predictable, right, he belittles him, questions his qualifications even though he appointed him. thank you very much. good to have you on. >> thank you, jim>>> we have been talking about unprecedented. here is another story. the defense secretary mark esper is defending president trump's plan to divert nearly $4 billion in pentagon funding, funding approved by congress for other things, weapons systems, fighter planes, bombers, et cetera, taking that money approved by congress to pay for border wall construction, which congress has not authorized. the move quickly sparked bipartisan backlash. texas republican max thornberry said the plan was unconstitutional. here was esper's response this morning. >> i would say this much, border security is national security, and national security is our mission. i think many nato allies understand that as well. the action we took is legal under the law. i think it should be no surprise. and i'll just leave it at that for now. >> well, republican lawmakers disagree according to customs and border protection, the administration has completed construction on about 119 miles of wall. the majority of that h

jim >> constellation, i mentioned it last week. it continues to break out. >> "the exchange" begins now >> thank you, brian. and welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly ahead dow 30,000, we're within shooting distance of that major marker but berkshire's charlie monger has a major warning for this market and we'll tell you what that is. >>> plus tess la tapping the market why shares are higher and continue to rise this afternoon amid tesla issuing more stock. >>> data drama for facebook, m memes and consumer woes. >>> we're near session highs,