[applause] jim: well, this is a great day for nasa. and it's a great day for america. i'm immensely grateful to the director and the board and the thousands of public contributors who graciously donated to preserve neil armstrong's space suit for generations to come. it is an honor to have with us neil's oldest son, rick armstrong. commander neil armstrong's name is synonymous undaunted courage, the american spirit of exploration and the evidence that humanity's potential is limitless. 50 years ago this week, armstrong, buzz aldrin and michael collins hurd led through the unforgiving blackness of space aiming at the moon, not in a mission of conquest but a mission of peace. their success expanded humanity's understanding of our celestial neighbor and most importantly it taught us something about ourselves, that together we can accomplish any goal and overcome any difficulty. among armstrong's personal effects aboard apollo 11 were pieces of the wright brother's flyer, the wooden and fabric aircraft that succeeded in making humanity's first powered flight some of 66 yea

yes as jim wells says that simultaneously a great awakening is occurring millions of people around the world are rising to protect what remains working to mitigate the damage and to adapt the drastically changing world they are working to hold space for that which may continue in the wake of this great collapse the climate crisis is here it's not in the future and you and i are on the front lines whether we like it or not how do you watch the debate. thank you. welcome i really can only take the news from behind as you all know i am a big fan of war i just love it love it i love when people die for saving late hour is dead and that's why i'm also a big fan of our ongoing nuclear stalemate with north korea and our sanctions that have killed thousands i mean if they made a phone number one hand that's a deadly u.s. sanctions i would love it i would wear my word that even while attempting to pick my nose i really would but this past weekend than something pretty horrible happened donald trump met with kim jong il and and became the 1st sitting president to set foot in north. korea and tha

jim? >>> well, we want to turn now to our forecast. boy, what a difference out there today after yesterday's deluge. we really needed to dry out, and we did. >> that's right. but we got one more nice day like this one coming our way. storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer won't let the fun last for long because he says we've gotce a chanor severe weather just around corner, right? >> yeah, we're tracking that for you as well. that would be day on thursday. tomorrow a day kind of like today but a little warmer and noticeably more humid as well. high temperatures today below average. our average high is 89. 86 degrees in d.c. hagerstown. back to the west, though, 91 in west virginia. that's the warmer air that's going to be making its way our way. tracking a couple of things here in the wider picture. one, we've got a storm here. that's a front. that's what we're going to ee onthursday. and two, down toward the gulf you see all these clouds. that's where the gulf of mexico, that could be a new tropical system tomorrow and that co

jim. >> well, you would expect that.stand cbs has also obtained emails that show border agents trying to humiliate a mieg gran in their custody. >> another disgusting allegation. they say this incident happened in march here in el paso, and what they say they witnessed was a border patrol agent who made a hon dur enmigrant man, made him hold a sign that says i like men. they forced this migrant to be paraded throughout the processing center to humiliate him and embarrass him. and according to a witness, there was two senior border patrol agents there that did nothing to stop it. we were flagged to a series of emails that show that this incident was raised to supervisors, and according to the witness, nothing was done. we did reach out again to customs and border patrol to get their comments on these allegations. they didn't respond to them directly. s simply saying that they're passing it over. >> thanks very much. it's a story we're going to stay on top of it. a billionaire bisman and his daughter are in the crash in th

well, thanks for having me, jim. and keep up your good fight. grilled the border officer. it is so important that americans understand the story and really think about its impact on our country. >> well, thank you. we do our best to ask the hard questions. look forward to speaking to you again. >> thank you. >>> a judge says that a teenager accused of rape deserved leniency because pressing charges would ruin the young man's life. jou outrage growing over details of that story. we'll have that next. america's . the nation's largest and most reliable network. the best network is even better? best, fastest, best. enough. sprint's doing things differently. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. i mean i think sprint's network and savings are great, but don't just take my word for it. try it out and decide for yourself. switch to sprint and get both an unlimited plan and one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. his life is pretty comfortable. then, he laid on a serta and realized his life was only just sorta comfort

jim. >> well, but it's been a good user for a lot of the bank stocks. >> sure. >> if you look at the xlfthat's up about 17% on the year-to-date i think you have to put into perspective what you're expecting from this sector are you expecting something like technology growth rates in earnings per share or share price? i'm not, okay. what i'm looking at in this sector is a sector that's so beaten down, i really don't think it goes lower. i see upside potential of the 10% to 20% range over the next year, but i'm not looking for it to shoot the lights out. most of these stocks are trading at or around book value. that gives a margin of safety in my eyes. they're buying back shares you know, citi, shrinkage at 10%. those things get me enthused to buy the stock. >> consumer banking is winning on wall street you saw it with citi you are seeing it with other banks that -- >> -- migration. >> you have to be able to diversify away from trading. trading is not going to move the needle for you in a 2019 marketplace anymore. well i wealth management will create value but it is about consumer business

. >> caller: bruce, how are you doing there, jim >> well, bruce, how are you? >> caller: so far, perfect. >> look at that. >> caller: thank you for making me a smarter investor. >> that's what i'm trying to do. make people a better client, make people a better investor. thank you for noticing. >> caller: 20 years ago my wife's father told me to buy chd. my average cost is about $2 a share. all dividends were invested. the stock is near it's all-time high with a market at all-time highs with house money at this point. do you think i should sell some or all before earnings >> i can opine about the company. it is so good. it's done so well. it is so consistent. i don't feel any need you probably take your call spaces out to do any selling. it is just a great american company. boy, do i wish they would come on it would mean a lot to me. let's go to robert in pennsylvania, robert >> caller: hi, jim. >> robert. >> caller: i'm calling about harvey davidson. i've owned the stock now for about ten years and bought it at $50. it's now trading around $36. >> right. >> cal

. >> thank you very much [ cheers and applause thanks >> jim: well deserved. >> thank you >> jimmy: andcky role. i say this every time you're on but 's such a tricky role to play a comedian, 'cause usually when you see these shows, they're not quite funny enough jokes and you're like, "yeah, i love her but it's not funny. you're funny and it's great. and so you're just knocking it out of the park. so congrats on that. >> thank you >> jimmy: i know you're filming season three or are you finished filming >> we are in the middle of filming season three wef e about three-quarters o the way through. >> jimmy: really all right. [ cheers ] i'm happy about the -- can you say anything about the plot or we'll just find out?an >> i c say a whole lot i don't want to spoil anything >> jimmy: no, i don't want get you in trouble yeah, okay >> we know from the end of last season that midge is on the roadldhis year with shy n, and so there will be some -- some shenanigans. we shot a couple weeks in miami, which was crazy >> jimmy: oh, fun. >> but yeah, she's on the road anis year. that's about all i cay

knowing the chinese can't stay way from this too long given the fact they are fascinated by align >> well, jim, you know, we are positioned well right now. we have $400 million left on what we're allocated right now from a stock buy back standpoint we'll certainly take advantage of that. >> how about you personally, joe? you're an aggressive guy, you love your product, i know you do is this the opportunity that someone like a joe hogan says i know this is an over reaction, i'm in >> yeah, i think you'll see that also, jim. i do because, you know, jim, i want to emphasize a few things. look at the business overall we grew 39% in europe. 50% in france. 50% in spain 35 in the u.k. japan we grew 50%. taiwan 70. brazil we're over 100% there's a broad-base growth story here i have to do a better job and the company has to do a better job of getting out it's not necessarily a competitive story, it's an opportunity story for us overall. >> it remains something the dentists know they need in order to make a good living. >> absolutely. the idea that a dentists aren't straightening teeth in some manner i

>> well, i certainly do, jim. i think that we have to be very careful.always good to celebrate the military and to celebrate military accomplishments, but we have to be very careful that we don't become part of a campaign rally. that's one of the hallmarks of this administration every time you turn around there's something political that they put into the mix. and that becomes a bit concerning when you're dealing with events like this, which are national holidays and which are meant to bring about national unity. >> as you know, this president will often bring politics into military events, for instance, i was in south korea this weekend. when president visited troops there after going to the dmz, he attacked democrats. it was an overtly political speech there. what position does that put uniformed members of the military in because there are regulations that prohibit uniform soldiers from participating in political events? >> that's right. in fact, military officers are prohibited from specifically touting position that's in favor of one political candi

>> reporter: well, jim, it's not clear how much additional information is actually in these federal databasesd whether it will actually give the government a clearer picture of who is in the u.s. legally. jim, also tonight, the justice department said it will inform the courts that it will not include a citizenship question on the 2020 census. that's not the outcome the president was hoping for. >> axelrod: paula reid, thank you very much. air canada flight 33 was the roughest ride in the sky today. on a long flight across the pacific, the plane hit intense turbulence. more than 30 people were hurt on the boeing 777. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: scenes of chaos on air cana boeing 777 hit severe turbulence about 600 miles from hawaii. frightened passengers described a sudden drop in altitude. >> it just seems like the plane just sank and then flew up. >> reporter: forced to turn around, the pilots made an emergency landing in honolulu early this morning. paramedics tended to the nearly three dozen injured. nine were taken to a nearby hospital. >> a lot of people hit the ceiling, and a

well. we'll see what happens then. jim, dorey, back to ou. >> all right, leon, thank you. >>>ts president mp's name came up at tonight's debate, his appearance earlier today in jamestown, virginia wasn't welcomed by everyone. the president was interrupted by delegate ea virginia dr. ibrahim samyra today. it happened during mr. trump's speech for the 400th anniversary of the first representative legislative assembly at jamestown. samyra later tweeted sying no one should support racism or bigotry, adding "mr. trump is unfit to take part in a celebration of democracy." myra was not alone in protesting trump's appearance. virginia's legislative black caucus boycotted today's event. >>> new tonight, arlington public schools will have a new interim superintendent in about a month. the arlington school board appointed cynthia johnson to that position d. johnson is currently the assistant superintendent of administrative services. she'll take over september 1st when superintendent patrick murphy retires. johnson is fluent in spanish and has 35 years of experience in education. a s

is that it's also a good time to make sure that people aren't awake to hear you as well interesting ok do we use jury jim thank you gerri. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a car bombing and gun battle in the afghan capital kabul have left at least 6 people dead and more than 80 others wounded the blast during rush hour targeted the afghan defense ministry before gunman special forces the taliban islamist militant group has claimed responsibility if the opi is prime minister has warned that he is prepared to die to defend ethiopia's sovereignty now this follows a coup attempt in the region attackers shot dead of her as governor and other officials on june 22nd the opposition has accused the government of using the incident to arrest opposition figures the paris firefighters who battled the flames at notre dame cathedral in april have been on by france's interior and defense ministries the cathedral spire and roof were destroyed but firefighters managed to save the belt how were in many works of art inside hundreds of firefighters arrived on the scene in

party. >> from younger people >> yes now in, of course, juul will say, i'm sure, we hate that, too, jim well away watermelon juicy fruit. here, have a juicy fruit >> i like juicy fruit. >> they'll probably develop a vape for you >> remember "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" something wrong with juicy fruit? >> no, when it's put in a tobacco form >> oh! >> there's nothing that juul hates more, right, than people underage using their product that's what they stand for and did they tell you that this is how you drop -- you get off better than the patch. did they use that? >> part of their argument is it helps cigarette smokers switch >> oh, they're so great. just a great bunch of guys i'm going to give them the nobel prize for lung cancer. >> guys, before we get to bob, i call this the endless waiting game, a couple things i'm waiting for. each week goes by, and we wait until the next week. cbs/viacom, still waiting. >> is that what's happening? >> they're talking it's taking a long time. maybe you get something next week >> who is talking? >> a real interchange around price. the boards are hav

well the more that we can all talk to jim whole his associate friday of the asia pacific program out to chop house. trump said he's not upset by these recent missile launches on talks with north korea is schedule to continue it really seems like the u. s. is downplayed these tests now in your view who was this morning really full. i think the warning was for the united states. but it was couched in such a way that the united states could. i'll give it to it wasn't really anything to do with them. the north koreans have a breach there at the road in. agreement not to launch. anything that could reach united states soul to test anything that could reach united states. salute. it's it really is aimed i think at the united states has been praised in such a way. that the united states can pretend otherwise. and it seems that the that's what they've done in the talks as still on mike pompeii you're saying -- there is well that you know the talk to schedule to continue either way. now. didn't north korea has said that it's for it's it's really aimed at the south korean warmongers. as they c

. >> well, i think it's a little bit of both, jim those existing clients, small businesses are having a difficult time with those minimum wage increases that are going into effected and trying to get more hours out of the current employees and productivity but that's difficult. the overall issue for small business job growth is definitely that there is a shortage of employees and that small businesses have a more difficult time hiring because they don't quite have the flexibility and the recruiting power and the flexibility of work hours that new hires really want these days. >> so do you think that's going to mean there will be year over year a slowing in employment because in many ways, it's a high quality problem when you think about it. >> it is you know, when you've got so much work but you can't find the workers, i definitely think it will slow down a little bit on the growth we're still going to have growth in small business hiring, but it is definitely slowing down a bit because it is difficult for small businesses to find and attract and hire the right people. >> meanwhile, t

thank you very much. >> you too, jim. >> you flatter us. you're the brain as wellnt met with a bipartisan group of attorneys general from eight states to talk about taking possible anti-trust actions against big technology companies. the meeting came just one day after the doj announced that the launch of a formal anti-trust review. the justice department ddinate name which companies were under review but a lot of these names should sound familiar. amazon, facebook, apple, google have all come under scrutiny for concerns they're too big and too powerful. what does that mean for us as consumers? >>> a high school student born in texas is now free after being detained by immigration officials for over three weeks. he says he was told you have no rights. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year

i'm tired of this bull[bleep]. >> jim, what's going on? >> wellevery time i walk back here, i mean, things just don't get done. you unfortunately have not known me, except for a short time now. >> yeah, i just got a little preview. >> and i just want things done, that's all, and i want it done my way. >> how we doing? everybody happy? you're not gonna have that baby today, are you? >> two weeks. >> you excited? >> well, i have eight-year-old twins already, so-- >> you do? >> tami's probably the only one that i say, "okay, you're right," and i let it go. she's a great employee. she does everything that needs to get done, and she works 2 1/2 days a week at her other job. >> she works two jobs? how much do you pay her? >> about $300 a week right now. i mean, she's got two kids. she's got rent, every--i wish i could pay her more money, but i can't afford it right now. >> i'm very worried that somebody who seems to be a key employee is only making $300 a week. i need to really understand tami's role. can i chat with you for a minute? >> okay. >> the in

>> reporter: well, jim, the wind has absolutely picked up here. the rain has not been intense, but still they're expecting ten to 20 inches in this area. we're in st. tammany parish, which is just north of lake pontchatrain. let me show you what the storm is doing behind us-- you can see it is kicking up waves all along the shore here. and even just a little bit of rain can cause serious problems here on the shore. the waves pounded the retaining wall on the north side of lake pontchatrain as hurricane barry rumbled onto the louisiana shore. in mandeville, there was more curiosity than fear, as dozens of people ventured out to get a look at the minor flooding. new orleans residents planned ahead and parked their cars on high ground. in many neighborhoods, that means in the middle of the median. luckily, the crescent city managed to dodge some of the heavy rain bands, but mayor latoya cantrell warned the public not to let their guard down. >> the expected rain, as you know, could lead to flooding throughout the city of new orleans. we are not in an

been changed in in relation to that but why were these laws why was the deportation law changed well jim and he has recently passed a couple of migration is the german parliament has passed a couple migration those and this is due to the fact the germans government and germany itself is coming to terms with the fact that it is a migration country this has been a long time in the making that's often been calls for new migration laws and what we seeing now is a couple of laws that especially look at the way deportations are being handled this is due to the fact that we had in 2015 immigration crisis and an increase of asylum seekers here in germany and not every of these asylum seekers have grant have been granted in the solomons those who have to be deported those deportations are in need of being more hands efficiently according to the government and these new laws are supposed to handle those deportations more efficiently and make sure they're being processed properly. so how many people are we talking about here how many people could be affected by the changes to this deportation well

>> reporter: well, jim, it really is quite simple. we have some tips there that we can put up on the screen. first and foremost, if you buy produce from the grocery store, make sure y wash it thoroughly. be sure to cut away any ends on fruits and vegetables that may be damaged. if it's like a melonr something and you want to scrub that outer surface to get things off, also be sure that you'rew hing your hands both before and after you handle that produce, and, again, we've got to reiterate if you're starting to feel those symptoms, the diarrhea that your doout, go to you need a specificctor test tot for psychopsorias r. >> allht. great tips there. i'm checking my basil tonight in the frej. thank you, cory. now some brea.ng ne a first arrest and a vicious attack outside the washington hilwen. we've shod you this video earlier this week. it's hard to watch at times. a group of teenagers seen beating and stomping a man near dupont circle. the man suffered head injuries g.t they are not considered life-threatenin d.c. police say they arre

jim: sure. well, as jonathan talked about earlier, i think the most special one is the one planted by mrs. cleveland that goes back to the 1870's, the red-leaf japanese maple. it is often overlooked and overshadowed by the jackson magnolia. the oldest known one on the grounds and it is a beautiful , beautiful plant. -- there iso actually others that are not presidential. there is a blue atlas cedar where amy carter's treehouse was on the south grounds. we don't know how old is, it predates any records. that is a beautiful tree. and then there is also, one of my favorites -- the common name, do you know? perugia, it is on the west side, the west jefferson mound. again predates records, but it is a plant native to the caucuses. it is in the same family of witch hazel and it blooms in the middle of the winter with these, it has these dark, velvety buds that open up into kind of a maroon flower. they are small but they are beautiful. in january or february, you will take anything you can get. and it is a

let's bring in mark murray and bring back jim masina. wellmark murray, you've got a lot to dig through. your big take away. >> number one has to do with those democrats who want fundamental large scale change. they end up making up 54% of the electorate according to our poll. the people who are winning them are elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. you end up having joe biden in third place. those who want smaller scale change, joie biden is lapping te field. this has the contrast to what democratic voters want. they're divided here. another divide, or poll shows that democrats, pretty much are split on whether they want a candidate who is more aligned with them on issues or who can simply beat president trump. i tell you back in 2015, 2016, the last presidential cycle. the issues was in the 70%. now it's almost an even split. electability matters minorityor democrats than it used to. tier one are the people who are running at the top. you end up having the joe biden, elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg, kamala harris, bernie sanders. tier two, t

jim, some are saying, well, we didn't really get anything for giving up, we tide huawei clearly in here is somewhat confusing as to what companies are able to sell to huawei now and not able to -- how you make decisions in terms of your long-term relationship there, given the back and forth but overall, of course, it is beingresponded to positively because we do have the prospect of new talks designed to actually reach an agreement. >> i think that even the president's people, many of them, didn't know that this huawei exemption would occur i think there were many people who felt this was the line in the sand about 5g. there would not be a deal on huawei because we were going to disable their opportunity to be a 5g force i think the president shocked people his own people, by saying, hey, we're cool on that >> what do you do if you're a semiconductor company and you've been trying to adjust to the new world, where essentially you were not going to be able to sell to them any longer. they bought $11 billion worth of chips and other components from, i believe, it is u.s. manufacturers. wh

. >> well, when you think about it, jim, this expression, go back to your own country, is an extremely common racist dog whistle that's been used in the united states for generations. but the idea that the messenger is the president of the united states, directed at dull eleahl members of congress. the president outtweeting, raising the stakes on this and going after those four members of congress say they need to issue some apologies. meanwhile out here on the lawn, out here on the driveway just a little while ago, the vice president's chief of staff, mark short was talking to reporters trying to defend the president but also suggesing this wasn't so much a plural situation, but he was really talking about just one member of congress. take a listen. >> i don't think the president's intent in any way is racist. i think he's trying to point out the fact that since elected it's hard to find anything omar said is supportive. >> congresswoman has been a real critic of the president and she also has said the president is stoking nationalism. back to you. >> john, thank you very much. moment

iran, and the rise of china among a number of others >> all of which i want to get to you know jim mattis wellry well >> you told the bbc in december that you were quote, not sure that your views aligned with president trump's on foreign policy what do you think of the president's approach in that area >> well, there are certain areas in which i think he's pursued the right course he did devote additional resource to the fight against the islamic state and completed the mission that was really begun by his predecessors in iraq and syria, although let's keep in mind that what was defeated was isis as an army, not the insurge surgsurger sursy he devoted some additional resources to afghanistan i hope that we have the commitment to stay there to ensure that we get -- if there is a peace agreement, that it ensures our national interest, which is to be sure that al qaeda and now the islamic state cannot reestablish a sanctuary in eastern afghanistan, as they had when of course the 9/11 attacks were planned there, all of that when the taliban controlled the bulk of the country. he's been firm agains

well. let's go to derrick in ohio. derrick? >> caller: jim, my largest holding reports next week. >> look, this is an industrial company that i have always liked. it does a terrific job if they would ever come on, it would be great it's a metal bending company that does a fantastic job. let's go to frank in new york, frank? >> caller: frank, yeah, how are you, cramer? >> how are you doing >> caller: i want your thoughts on accelerated diagnostics. >> we'll do a lot of homework because this is in vitro

but i think that mark meadows of this world are ready, they are very good, jim jordan as well, but --i were mueller's lawyer, i would say, what do you want to go there for, stay away. gregg: number one question to ask joe, mr. mueller, the day before you were appointed special counsel. you were in oval office with the president, it is not true he told you his reasons for firing james comey, which makes you a witness in your own prosecutorial case, you cannot do under any circumstances. >> yes, and other thing, remember something very interesting, it has not been written about occurred. bob mueller went into meeting with rod rosenstein, and there was just three of them in over l office, and mueller had a cell phone, he left that cell phone in oval office after the meeting it is now believed by many people that cell phone was used to broadcast the meeting between the president, rod rosenstein and bob mueller, back to fbi headquarters, where they recorded the conversation with the president. now why would you leave your phone in the president's office, after a meeting, to continue to rec

new customers and big customers, sign any and how big well, we now, jim, have 766 customers that arelion dollars and greater. we signed 40 new customers of $1 million or greater in the quarter and that's simatic of the fact that we now work with 75% of the global 500. we're increasingly a strategy partner with the customers three or products with the deals and so we feel very good about the relationships we're building with the world's largest customers, the largest companies or governments. >> and i knew you would build quite a relationship with microsoft. they had the single best quarter of any large capization stock during this year tell me about the relationship and what it's doing for surface now. >> well, the relationship jim is a very good one and we're initially focussing on u.s. federal business where microsoft has a strong presence as do we we have a huge federal business and our data centers have a certain security clearance microsoft ashuer will replicate us we'll partner with them to make advantage of that capability and joint recall on u.s. federal customers as well doi

>> reporter: well, jim and doreen, police tonight are looking for the gunman who shour a drivere in thel yesterday eve. this afternoon i spoke to a passenger who was riding with the driver who was shot through the neck. n that passenger, that witness says what seemed to be a minor traffic accident led to an hagument that turned violent. >> itened so fast, man. i don't know. >> reporter: this man says he was riding witthe driver who was shot. he says the brown path finder they were in tapped the vehicle in front of them. he describes a young woman jumping out yelling at the driver and lunging at him. then heys he saw a man emerge from the front. >> a man got out of the car. i'm thinking he's t going grab her out of the way and tell her to calm down. and before i know it, i heard the pow. >> the man fired the shot? >> yep. >> what happened? >> they jumped back in the car and left. >> the witness identified this four-door gray mazda aspa:m th involved in the shooting. he tells us something he only previously ared with police investigators. >> i tried to get the tag number but they had a bi

jim, how are you? big boo-yah from philadelphia. >> well, there we go i mean, there we go.-- the hospital just went bankrupt how about that wow. go ahead >> caller: i'm a college student, first-time caller wanted to ask about jd.com, ticker jd. it's been on a solid run recently, up about 20% this month. curiously, your thoughts are for this one considering the trade news china. do you think i should hold or sell it? >> you know what, i am -- pete navarro was on our channel this morning. and actually, people call it network. i'm so old, i call it channel. and he told a bullish story about how the talks are going well i guess you can stay with it it's not my fave, but that whole market is lifting all votes. let's go to beverly and les in arizona. two, two, two for one. let's go >> caller: hi, i'm beverly >> caller: and i'm les >> all right >> caller: we bought cloudera last october at $14.71 a share and i think we should now sell it and buy amd instead >> caller: and i think that we should hold on to it and les and i have a $10 bet going on here. it's up to you to see if i wi

jim? >> his poor wife as well, no question. sidner, thanks very much. >> the governor of arizona says the state will no longer provide tax incentives to nike, this after the company decided not to sell a special edition shoe featuring an older version of the american flag. the sneaker that was supposed to have a betsey ross version of the flag was due to be released yesterday, but pulled the shoe after receiving complaints from colin kaepernick and others. tax incentives from arizona would have been used to build a nike manufacturing plant in the state. the governor said is the compy bowed to an onslaught of political correctness. >>> we know the president loves a show and he's kind of getting it. those tanks arriving for his july fourth celebration. we'll have more after this. behr presents: tough as walls. that's some great paint. ♪ that's some great paint. behr. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with interior paints. right now get incredible savings on behr. exclusively at the home depot. hmm. exactly. and doug. liberty mut

jim. >> well, look, we both know we have companies doing great things let's take pepsico that quarter was like that, with the fed giving you yesterday's fed news, meaning might not be a cut an opportunity here is the stock that is down that's what i'm talking about. i think you and i both know, we can play this parlor game what the fed will do forever. the futures move up. but if we buy the high quality companies that do good this quarter, we're going to make money and you know if we buy the companies that will miss a quarter, doesn't matter about the futures. we'll get hurt i'm trying to caution people, don't buy a stock because the futures are up >> we earlier we were talking, i still would like to know whether the fed is, you know, just responding to things or causing things i mean, are we -- are they inflating a bubble or are they just responding to low inflation with what they should be doing and these are great times. >> don't you think this was a larry kudlow statement larry could have written it from what the -- from the interview yesterday, kelly pressed him and you got this powe

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>> well, jim, i actually also did sex trafficking crimes, i prosecuted those types of crimes and it hitsisceral nerve that epstein got the treatment he did, that should have never happened. i cannot fathom why he got it. and it's sickening because, frankly, as a prosecutor your job is to speak for victims. and here in florida what happened was the victims were silenced, they were kept in the dark and the prosecutors didn't fight for them. i hate to say it. that's what happened. >> wow, that's quite a damning indictment. kan nawaday, thanks very much. >>> the continuing grounding of the 737 max jet has led to thousands of additional flight cancellations over the next few months. where is this going and what does it mean for you as you fly next? instant big volume? get colossal. colossal mascara from maybelline new york. mega brush collagen infused formula. instant big volume... so fast...so bold...so colossal! colossal mascara from maybelline new york, available at walmart. and is the fastest growing place to buy a car in the nation. carvana is six years old this year it's because we have

let's speak to ryan in new jersey, ryan >> caller: boo-yah, jim, how are you doing? >> doing well.bout you? >> caller: i'm doing good. doing good i'm looking to invest my first $20,000. i know putting the first 10 into an s&p 500 into an index if you believed fund is a smart move but what should i do with the other ten. i don't have time to do my homework -- >> if you do not have time, you must and i don't want those small sector etfs, i prefer a total return fund with all sorts of stocks or fund with a high growth i don't want it sector by sector because those funds tend to not make people money because people buy high and sell low. let's go to raleigh in georgia. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. you're the money. >> thank you. >> caller: i was just asking what kind of percentage would you recommend of gold in your portfolio? >> i think 10% is fine i know that it's been terrible but, you know, just like insurance, you don't want insurance to pay off, do you it's insurance and nothing else all right. don't try to anticipate every move in the market, do the homework on what

>> reporter: well, jim and wendy, we're just three days away from what's the biggest fourth of july celebration in d.c. history. the lincoln memorial is still getting prepared, and a lot of work is still being done for all the federal agencies who have come together for several months to makehower that this independence day is a safe one of the nation's capital. this fourth july will be filled with all themi far sights. ♪ and sounds of independence day in the nation's capital. president trump's presence is a new dynamic for thousand of people who will head downtown to celebrate and more importantly the police officers on hand to protect him. >> reporter: we start planning je july 4th and 5th if ever year we get hit with something that changes our dynamic and can be flat-fted and can't use the same plan over and over. >> the u.s. park police chief says this year's plan is still in the works, though he would not confirm whether tanks or armored vehicles would be a part of the celebration after president trump made those requests. >> reporter: we don't have all the logistics nailed dowt at s point

>> reporter: well, jim, one week after the debate this is still an issue going on between the two campaigns and you saw various spokespeople for the two campaigns yesterday try to fight this out on twitter. biden's campaign managers kind of kicked things up with a tweet. trying not to answer the very question she posed to him. now, the harris campaign pushed back on that. a spokesman for the harris campaign took to twitter last night saying vp biden says who the hell do we think we are the only way a black man or woman can learn is if they rub shoulders with my white child. he called busing an asinine concept. come on, y'all are better than this. quoting a biden quote from decades ago but it's clear these two campaigns are still at odds over this issue of busing. one question is will the candidates themselves decide to engage on this issue today here in iowa? biden will be here in a short while at an independence day parade in independence, iowa. and you're really seeing a lot of these top tier 2020 contenders descend on the hawkeye state for the fourth of july holiday. all trying to make t

. >> the legacy of slavery, segregation, jim crow, it's alive and well in every aspect of the economy and in the country today. as president, i will sign into law a new voting rights act. i will sign into law sheila jackson lee's reparations bill so we can have the national conversation. >> laura: is jim crow still alive and well with black unemployment at -- black unemployment at record levels question >> it's not. "new york post," fox publication, came out and quoted the quinnipiac poll, 51% of the country said president trump as a racist. i applaud you for saying in the previous segment trump needs to lower the temperature. he said a couple years ago what if you got to lose, give me a chance. why doesn't he go to baltimore like you were suggesting. 51% of this country right now believes trump is a racist. what is that tell you? >> do you know why that is? >> let me finish. the only person who's been honest as laura ingraham because she said she needs to lower the temperature. >> do you know why that is? "the new york times," "washington post," all the talking heads lie about the pr

this is likely very bad news for people names you know well. jimomey, andrew mccabe, strzok, paige, baker, so many others, people using steele's unverified and frankly unverifiable russian garbage to then spy on an opposition party candidate, donald trump, his campaign. then it became the trump transition team. even the trump presidency. we know everybody was warned. none of it is verified.arned. they used it in a premeditated way to create a massive fraud on a fisa court, not once but three subsequent renewal applications were filed as well. big problems in the deep state. but now being exposed. here in studio with reaction, the author of the russia hoax, number 1 "new york times" best seller gregg jarrett, former trump associate carter page. the fisa warrants were right on him. that book, that's going to be a number one best seller, called radicals resistant and revenge. the host of the number one show here saturday nights on the fox news channel, judge jeannine pirro. also, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera, tammy bruce, criminal de

. >> absolutely, i was struck by that as well, jim.you brought it up because he used the same number, 10 million. he repeated a couple different times you wonder if it was stuck in his head, and remember that's not only the major gaff in that one short appearance. he also kind of shockingly first of all appeared to have lied about what the prime minister of india told him, volunteered himself as an intermediary in the long running dispute between india and pakistan over kashmirer. the president simply appeared to lie and said the indians had -- >> modi quickly corrected that. >> thank you, susan. >>> a republican lawmaker says those send her back chants at a rally in his home state sent a dagger through his heart. does he condemn the president's tweets that followed that? we'll ask him next. >>> we're also moments away from the opening belloon wall street as corporate earnings reports continue, investors are waiting for a federal reserve meeting next week. for any clueses on a possible rate cut, it looks like that's where they're going

>> well, jim, you know, it's just the reality of our society erthat no matter wh you are and what you're are you're not far from the lens of a surveillance camera and what that camera caught in the early hours of july 4th is troubling, and it has local and federal authoriti looking for a gunman. the video isyhilling all b itself and even more frightening in context. d.c. police say this gunman is firing in the direction of a uniformed police officer. >> he was outside his feek. he was actually having a conversation with a citiz. >> that gunman put two lives in peril. n happened o hillside avenue in northeast and no one was hit by gunfire and none is sure what provoked the suspect. they are exploring whether there were words etween the officer and the suspect. >>here may have been an exchange. >> reporter: this videor f a nearby surveillance camera show the man walking by with a dog shortly before shots a fired and then someone reappeared and we can see the muzzle flashes from the gunshot. >> what we believe anybody is possessing a firearm that's willing to sho it in the neighborhoods. >>

>> well, jim and wendy, quiet here and earlier today gun control activists warn the capital that theynd confident that the rece mass shooting in virginia beach might mean gun restriction measures that have stalled out here for yearsgould a vote and their hopes quickly dashed this. session was over when it began afterut 90 min when republicans called it off. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: gun control activists brought high hopes and noisy chants to the capitol, hoping that they might finally get the votes in the house and senate. >> we need to be a leader on this issue. virginia really needs to step up, and i think it's time to step up. >> reporter: democratic wmakers red we emotional speeches about the latest mass shooting that left 12 dead in a virginia beach municipal building. >> we can pass bills tha will save lives. > reporter: before any gun bills could be approved, republicans called a vote to adjourn and democrats acted with outrage. >> they totally abdicated their responsibility and, er one, the republicans in this statea e totally controlled, i mean 100% controlled by the

. >> reporter: well, jim, and the speaker going into the meeting trying to down-play that tension arguingany of her members, this is another meeting she's excited ability. here's what she said right as she was going into the meeting.

this is likely very bad news for people, names you know well. jimomey, andrew mccabe, strzok, paige, and baker, and so many others, people using steele's unverified, and frankly unverifiable, russian garbage to then spy on an opposition party candidate, donald trump, his campaign. then it became the trump transition team.um and even the trump presidency. the whole fisa warrant that was anything but verified and accurate, we now know everybody was warned. they were told ahead of time, oh, christopher steele hates trump? hillary paid for it, none of it is verified. but then they used it in a premeditated way to commit a massive fraud on a fisa court, not once, but three subsequent renewal applications were filed, as well. we have big problems in the deep state. but they are now being exposed. here in studio with reaction, the author of "the russia hoax," number one "new york times" best seller, gregg jarrett. former trump campaign associate, carteretor page. by the way, those fisa warrants were right on him. you see that the great there? that's going

>> no, in fact, jim clyburn was wrong as well. rush who ran with jim clyburn, dick durbin who served with jim clyburn, they all say that was the worst vote they've taken in their life. it very hard to believe you can remedy those problems. this is a robust debate we're having within our party. we are trying to build on the criminal justice reform that barack obama set forth. but let me also say this, chris, and niger as well, let's not get bogged down on this one issue because black folk like more than just criminal justice reform. we like to make money, too. so one of the things you're seeing from pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, kamala harris, you're seeing plans to remedy and cut in half that wealth gap. tim scott does get it right but more politicians have to start talking about remedying that wealth gap. >> to you, niger, the challenge is easy. you have that the economy is good and that means it good for everybody. you do have the gap between black and white that's as bad as it's ever been. the bigger problem is who the agent