thank you so much for your time international investor jim rogers. there's a patch of oil sector arnie's reports to share today chevron has posted a report for the first quarter of twenty nineteen that shows a dramatic drop of twenty seven percent and profits compared to the first quarter of twenty eighteen revenue was down by six point eight percent year over year the oil giant also insisted their intent on inquiring anadarko petroleum despite a rival bid from occidental. exxon was on a worse trajectory than chevron and their latest earnings report and for many of the same reasons exxon's profits fell by forty nine percent both companies seem to have been dragged into the red for q one by lower gas prices and problems in the refining subsidiaries. let's take a walk around the world to see how the global markets are doing this week we'll start over here in russia with the moscow mo ag down slightly after hitting an all time high on tuesday led by strong ruble and high or oil prices going out over to asia shanghai it was down over five percent to end

to replace the dollar with a get international investor jim rogers joins us to discuss the currency complication plus we take a spin around the globe to take a peek at international markets and how they've been fairing in the choppy ways afraid uncertainty and finally over has read up on their idea despite taking a major hit on q one earnings danielle shay a simpler trading fears us through all the latest moves for i.p.o.'s in the market all that directly ahead but first here's the headline let's go. pledges to cut taxes and spending leave our global report today as president emmanuel macron of france unveils his response to growing unrest including the still kicking yellow best movement some are expecting major policy proposals from mr mccraw after the presidential coming to what he called a great national debate on economics that exercise was a response to the yellow vest protest movement which is now smaller but still visible and vocal. but while the french president did propose to index pension packages under two thousand euros to protect pensioners from inflation and promise to take out inc

jim. oh, wisconsin. ,enate president roger ross senate majority leader scott fitzgerald, thank you. [cheers] these are great people. they have done so much for us. we have other leaders in the room, but we all know who they are. the republican party has been incredible. after just the first two years time, america is winning again, and america is respected again all over the world. no more games. all over the world. [cheers] since the election, we have created more than 6 million new jobs. nobody would have believed that. if i said that when i came here often -- i came here often. for member i came and they didn't like certain people that were with me. they booed the hell out of those

were, i presume some of them are going to look just like this. >> full employment plan from mike rogers and jim clapper, to be sure. you'll have to help us through the weeds for awhile to come. gentlemen, thank you. and, hey, god bless you, your wife and the family, mr. clapper. thank you so much. 54 more years. >> yeah right. thanks, chris. thanks, mike. >> and, mike, thanks for the heads up. be well, fellas. >>> all right. so mr. mueller himself said the evidence points to what "the new york times" just reported. so the question now is, well, what can congress do with this? what is this idea of an abuse of power, not for what he did but what he is refusing to do? i'll lay out the theory for you next. >>> plus, hillary clinton's take on what should happen now post-mueller. what's her way forward? ahead. ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now at t-mobile buy any samsung galaxy s10 and get a galaxy s10e free! it's easy to move forward when you're ready for what comes next. at fidelity, we make sure you have a clear plan to cover the essentials in retirement, as well as all the things you

jim. oh, wisconsin. ,enate president roger ross senate majority leader scott fitzgerald, thank you.eers] these are great people. they have done so much for us. we have other leaders in the room, but we all know who they are. the republican party has been incredible. after just the first two years time, america is winning again, and america is respected again all over the world. no more games. all over the world. [cheers] since the election, we have created more than 6 million new jobs. nobody would have believed that. if i said that when i came here often -- i came here often. for member i came and they didn't like certain people that were with me. they booed the hell out of those people. but they liked me, that's all that matters. if i would have said, 6 million jobs we are going to create by this time -- two and a half years. can you believe how time flies? i said the other night, i remember the first night standing in my bedroom -- i should say our bedroom -- with our great first lady. i said, can you believe -- first night. i said, here we are, here we are in the white house. fo

jim. oh, wisconsin. ,enate president roger ross senate majority leader scott fitzgerald, thank you.rs] these are great people. they have done so much for us. we have other leaders in the room, but we all know who they are. the republican party has been incredible. after just the first two years time, america is winning again, and america is respected again all over the world. no more games. all over the world. [cheers] since the election, we have created more than 6 million new jobs. nobody would have believed that. if i said that when i came here often -- i came here often. for member i came and they didn't like certain people that were with me. they booed the hell out of those people. but they liked me, that's all that matters. if i would have said, 6 million jobs we are going to create by this time -- two and a half years. can you believe how time flies? i said the other night, i remember the first night standing in my bedroom -- i should say our bedroom -- with our great first lady. i said, can you believe -- first night. i said, here we are, here we are in the white house. four

we have jim clapper, we have mike rogers. they know the intelligence side and the political side.we'll be talking about biden with axe and mr. carney, who worked with biden and obama. >> good show. we'll see you in 14 minutes from now. i'll see you then. >>> tomorrow is the day when former vice president biden will declare that he's running for president. the question, what does a group of voters in a key state have to say about him and about where he fits in the crowded field? we'll hear, ahead. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray only relieves 6 symptoms, claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. thwho see things others can't. they're the ones who see a city that can make those who live in it feel a little safer. who see cars that can talk to each other and share their best shortcuts. who see the efficient shape and design of the ocean's wonders as the future of aerodynamics. ♪ why? because they can see the infi

jim, thank you. great. [applause] oh, wisconsin. senate president roger senate majority leader scott fitzgerald, thank you. [applause] these are great people. they've done so much for us, and we have other leaders in the room, but we all know who they are. they've been incredible. the republican party's been incredible. after just the first two years' time, america is winning again, and america is respected again all over the world. no more games, all over the world. [cheers and applause] since the election we've created more than six million new jobs. nobody would have believed that. if i said this when i came here often -- i came here often. remember, i came, and they didn't like certain people that were with me, they booed the hell out of those people, right? but they liked me, that's all that mattered. [laughter] if i would have said six million jobs we're going to create by this time -- two the and a half years. can you believe how time flies? two and a half years already. i said the other night i remember first night standing in my bedroom, i should

i want to compliment mike rogers and jim cooper, two members who have been working on this issue for a number of years on the strategic forces subcommittee. we need to place a greater emphasis on space without question. put simply, our goal there is to place a greater emphasis on space without wasting money, without creating more unnecessary bureaucracy and to figure out what the best way is to rearrange that within the d.o.d. and the air force's responsibility. we'll be curious to hear your comments on how we can proceed on that front. then there are two broader issues that i just want to touch on. number one is something we've said over and over again in this committee, but the importance of getting an on-time appropriations process so that on october 1 you have your budget, you know how much money you're going to have to spend during the course of that year. cannot be overstated. for fy 2019 it was the first time in a long time where we had that. we cut the deal for 2018 but not until about six month into the fiscal year. that is not the same as having the money at the start. what

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i want to compliment mike rogers and jim cooper, two members who have been working on this issue for a number of years on the strategic forces subcommittee. we need to place a greater emphasis on space without question. put simply, our goal there is to place a greater emphasis on space without wasting money, without creating more unnecessary bureaucracy and to figure out what the best way is to rearrange that within the d.o.d. and the air force's responsibility. we'll be curious to hear your comments on how we can proceed on that front. then there are two broader issues that i just want to touch on. number one is something we've said over and over again in this committee, but the importance of getting an on-time appropriations process so that on october 1 you have your budget, you know how much money you're going to have to spend during the course of that year. cannot be overstated. for fy 2019 it was the first time in a long time where we had that. we cut the deal for 2018 but not until about six month into the fiscal year. that is not the same as having the money at the start. what

platform for more on disney, the impact on netflix and its rivals, jim stewart is "the new york times" columnist and cnbc contributor and tom rogersrst president of nbc cable and cnbc founder and a contributor, and our own julia boorstin want to get everybody's reaction i thought it was pretty impressive, i have to say. and at that price point, i thought, everybody's going to get this what do you think, jim >> it's interesting to me that this is an entertainment company moving into the technology platform we've had technology moving into entertainment. and i think what disney really showed, they know entertainment. they know how to put on a show they did a fabulous job. and i think they really made it clear that they've got a dazzling array of content to offer consumers. >> and they really have the brands that are going to stand out. and if you're trying to convince consumers to sign on when you have marvel and you have "star wars" and you have pixar, that's really competitive, and that really gives them an opportunity to actually go head to head with netflix. and it will be interesting to see whether people sort of treat netflix