joe. -joe t.: yep? lemonis: come here, bud.out erupting, he's never gonna grow professionally. i told you when i came back for the opening that i was super proud of what you did... joe t.: thank you. lemonis: ...and that i felt like you did all the work. i don't think you ever felt like i didn't give you that credit. joe t.: no, of course. yeah. -lemonis: okay. -joe t.: okay. lemonis: the only thing that's missing is your ability to absorb information from other people. because i think it'll -- honestly, i think it'll help. it'll make people feel like they can approach you. joe t.: but i've never done business with anyone who feels that i'm unapproachable. i do well with relationships. lemonis: but let's assume that we can work on it. joe t.: but, yeah, as long as you don't stick your foot out to trip me, we'll keep moving, but don't try to trip me up. lemonis: but he may even do that. joe t.: then we're gonna go to war. lemonis: no, you don't have to go to war. what you have to do is just say, "you know what, man? i probably w

joe kennedy wanted joe jr.nt of the united states. >> a front seat in america's defense for a young man who saw what happened over there. >> unlike joe, jack was not dutiful. he had a little bit of a rebellious streak, gallivanting around, chasing girls. he was also sick a lot. >> when jack is 2 years old he contracts scarlet fever, and he is basically sick for the rest of his life. fallen arching, bad knees, chronic colds. you name it, he had it. >> jack gets an office job in the navy intelligence service because jack is disabled in any number of ways. during that office job that he takes up with a woman. >> she's a danish journalist called inga arvad. they have this very intense affair. and the problem was that the fbi re recording se of these mantic sessions. >> inga arvad is a great beauty, but she was allegedly a german spy. that made it a bit awkward. >> jack kennedy is in naval intelligence. he has nazi intelligence trying to take advantage of the kennedys to learn secrets. the fbi decides to let joseph

there's a good look at joe pavelski. thez little joe right? >> joe: yeah.>> eddie: jumbo joe thornton. >> joe: getting closer. >> eddie: warm-ups tonight. what a one-two bunch they've been for doug wilson and the san jose sharks. >> john: overtime, housekeeping with the ice. walking around town, everywhere, casinos. streets. there are so many people into the team. gear they wear, jerseys, hats, shirts. all the casinos buying in. captured this town with hockey. how awesome is this scene in game two, round two in overtime, threes are wild here in vegas. >> john: san jose will get their chance at game three on monday night. off the draw. justin braun gets to it. boedker, through center. approaching shea theodore. he goes deep. >> eddie: game here tonight for san jose. >> john: deryk engelland, fore-checked by hertl. boedker, tomas hertl. power move in front. turn. rifle it high. >> eddie: great idea, just not able to execute. >> john: shea theodore cut it off. boedker did the same on him. hertl attempts a pass that didn't get through. tomas hertl, cycle out. c

reporter: i am joe weisenthal.ulia: soggy stocks are weakening. >> the question is, what'd you miss? arlet: wells fargo topped revenue, but the more time to clear the fallout from its fraudulent accounting scandal. we hear from john shrewsbury in the next hour. of athe financial details ramco. james comey compares president trump to a mob boss, while trump calles comey a "slimeball." julia: what'd you miss? jpmorgan-chase business booming with their latest financial quarter results. wells fargo beat expectations use $1 billion to settle eight u.s. probe into its consumer business. ounder of a crowd sourced financial estimates platform with us. outperformed but the for performance -- performance today in the market was soggy. all of these banks had really been taking up into the reports, and these stocks have followed that. you get a couple of good reports from these banks, and we are seeing good upward movement in morgan stanley and goldman. but outside of the fact the market took a dive late into the day, the bank

. >> joe sr.s favorite son, joe jr., his favorite daughter kick, and yet for a family that's endured so much tragedy, they don't look like it. they look like they're at play all the time. >> 25-year-old aspiring attorney robert kennedy has given the dynasty its newest member. >> bobby marries ethel skakel who gives birth to the first grandchild of joe and rose kennedy, kathleen. >> john, known as jack, is eight years older than bobby and at 34 is in his third term as a congressman, yet he still leads a bachelor's life. >> jack was having a lot of fun not being married. he had lots of girlfriends. he was a party boy. he was a playboy. he was regarded by his peers in congress as being a bit of a dilettante. >> joe yearns for his son to become president, and the next logical step is a seat in the u.s. senate. but in jack's first appearance on national television, he seems undecided. >> are you going to run? >> well, i think that we have a good chance at carrying massachusetts in 1952. and i'm serious

i'm joe weisenthal.welcome you to our closing bell coverage every week day from four to 5 p.m. eastern. scarlet: we begin with the market minutes. stocks opened a date lower. they hit the session flows just after 3 p.m. since then we have come off the worst levels of the session. the nasdaq down 1.3% and the dow losing 200 points. ending the week on a down and out -- down note. a dismal last couple days, particularly for tech companies. joe: we'll talk about it more, but it was one of those no places to hide kind of days. norlet: certainly there was place to hide if you are an apple shareholder. the stock closing down 4%. morgan stanley reducing its production forecast. iphone shipment projections. coming on the heels of iphone being downgraded. indicated that demand may not be there for iphone x out of china. all of that waiting on apple before they report in two weeks time worried the other hand, ge beat earnings for the first time -- by the biggest margin in years. 33% was the beat on the bottom line.

joe: i am joe weisenthal.a look at major indexes as we await results from a cap companies. you can see the 10 year yield going down. on stocks,sitive day a reversal of recent days where disappointing or decent earnings, when people reassess them did not pass muster. joe: maybe we should do every other day so we are not tempted to read into much. ideaet: that is not a bad given every day there is a glass half-full versus glass half empty read. in michael's bring holland. . we are talking about overall earnings. what is your take on it? hold that thought. amazon reports first-quarter eps $3.27, that does not look to be the depth number. net sales $51 billion. ago but wem a year are falling in the whole foods acquisition. net sales for this quarter, anywhere from $51 billion to $54 billion. that midpoint of that range means the average analyst estimate -- beats the average analyst estimate. let me see if i can find a better number to look at the gap number. if we look at amazon, it is rising by 3.8%. let's do a s

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joe: tell us more about the process.oned the business process and the number of companies are doing this new relationship with nasa that shifts the risk. explain to us a little bit how this contract is structured. sean: the contracts are paid on performance. previous contracts, nasa would carry the risk. so if a schedule for doubt nasa would pay more money to those companies, whereas spacex is paid for the delivery. nevada. is for sierra investors are putting money into spacex and expect a return on investment based on the performance to these nasa contracts. --ould also add that spacex and 60%% are payloads, are commercial payloads and the nasa payloads. julia: you are looking at live pictures of spacex launching out of florida. a science experiment to the international space station, using one of the spacex dragon capsule that has already phoned to the international space station once. this idea of recycling and financingticle to the to the space missions. talk about the return journey because the dragon capsule takes

that forty seconds you had to program go ahead joe . yeah well john bolton began this week his new job and i ask her to advise you as a real thing for iran the iranian presence in syria might be what he would ultimately be going after even more than trying to overthrow assad yeah it looks to me they always it's always it is at the very very center it has been since the revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine and trump and he's surrounded him with a group of people that feel exactly the same way people that lament the defeat in vietnam that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember ross hospitals. the swarms of them so more. good news over local was before. much into herds of the viewer was few ever seen him with the north we will. move. move. move show you this new video of the little mutants to look good. muslim also these girls will give you films for good girls. to go to shows so look i do the same you wa

here i think happening it's happening joe let me go to joe here you know what is happening. to me is that there is such a poor in the united states because of russia russia russia and this disease has transported itself across the atlantic and to britain right now over another chemical weapons incident which we see no evidence whatsoever disposed to believe it but joe that they want to give russia a bloody nose they want to give russia a bloody nose in syria the russians have already made it very clear that they will not take those threats lightly ok that's why i'm very very concerned go ahead joe. yes i totally agree with you know we have to understand the fiction that the united states was fighting isis in syria i believe they were fighting them in iraq i think there were two separate wars we know from this intel defense intelligence agency document from twenty twelve that the u.s. and its partners in the region and europe wanted to establish yourself as principality which later became isis it was warned about that then we know from a john kerry leaked audio that he was wa

joe: ma'am joe weisenthal, and welcome you to closing coverage. begin with our market minute and stocks are rallying. cursem to have broken the of the darkest hour, the last hour of trading seeing a dip, but strengthening in the last hour and maintaining in the last hour or does last several sessions. all major averages up, and we continue to see a relatively light volume, for some does is a holiday or spring break week. let's look at the stocks on the move. semi conductors were one of the weak spots, and we see macron fall by more than 6%. ubs be getting coverage of the group, and in particular macron is one of the two sell recommendations. that is one of the things weighing on micron shares, with concerns about the memory chip recall. and hearing from sharon sandberg, as julie was pointing out, she said a few advertisers await ford as they the company to answer questions on user privacy, but that hasn't slowed the stock gains today and it is up by 3%. and energy, and the third spot, the best-performing on the session as we saw a bounce in oil pr

that forty seconds you had to program go ahead joe . yeah well john bolton began this week his new job and i ask her to advise you as a real thing for your on the iranian presence in syria might be what he ultimately be going after even more than trying to overthrow assad yet it looks to me that always it's iran always that is at the very very center it has been since the revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine and trump and he has surrounded him with a group of people that feel exactly the same way people that lament the the defeat in vietnam that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and remember prosperous. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could meet fifty thousand dollars truck chose a truck people who rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush i

i think joe is exactly right. day people need something more to grasp onto than just anger and insults. so i don't know. i just don't know. >>> coming up on "morning joe" nbc news has brand new reporting on john bolton's prewhite house work, namely chairing a nonprofit that promoted anti-muslim news, which was amplified by russia. heidi przybyla joins us with that straight ahead on "morning joe." billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic. with a unique strain that re-aligns your system. re-align yourself, with align. we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com >>> nbc news has some new reporting out this morning on president trump's new national security advisor, john bolton. it looks at how as recently as last month bolton chaired the nonprofit gatestone ins

joe: our viewers will get it.eter: this is much lower among higher income people that it is against those that are working paycheck to paycheck. in the tax cuts don't benefit. they're working and people get scared. aspect of losing money is far more painful than making it. that is another marginal utility of money. a day we started to see to consumer confidence measures. not a big one, however. i would going to start to see that weaken? peter: we look at the numbers as coincidence indicators. if r.o.k., they are happy, they read the news, things are great. those are coincident indicators. market starting to go down. volatility is picked up. the potential trade war. going into the weekend, what is china going to do sunday night? ten-year. you look out all of your european rates. they are still incredibly low, which shows a lack of demand. japan is still almost at zero on its 10 year. so all of those things say the coincidence indicator could be now switching to more negative. becausehat's perfectly we will continue

that forty seconds you had to program go ahead joe . yeah well john bolton began this week his new job nascar to be advisory as a real thing for you ron the iranian presence in syria might be what he would ultimately be going after even more than trying to overthrow assad yeah it looks to me that always it's iran always that is at the very very center it has been since the revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine and trump and you surrounded him with a group of people that feel exactly the same way people that lament the the defeat in vietnam that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and remember ross hospitals. algorithms that guy the product of google also guides the actions of the employees within a google and they can stop the algorithm isn't this just like fantasia that is the movie with mickey mouse worry goes to war with the dancing groom and he tries to chop it down it creates more dancing chrome to nick kristof

that forty seconds you had to program go ahead joe . yeah well john bolton began this week his new job to be advisory as a real thing for iran the iranian presence in syria might be what he would ultimately be going after even more than trying to overthrow assad yeah it looks to me like always it's iran always that is at the very very center it has been since the revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine and trump and he has surrounded him with a group of people that feel exactly the same way people that meant the the defeat in vietnam that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and remember ross hospitals. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last turn. to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got my chance to. remember when we first met my life turned on each. but then my feeling started to c

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. julia: all three major averages up more than 1%. >> more finger-pointing between the u.s. and china. president trump attacks because of trade problems. is sparkingfect pain and russian assets. tensions over syria imposing the largest sanctions yet. and zuckerberg made his way to for his me a call for with lawmakers this week. china is evaluating the impact of a gradual depreciation in response to recent announcements on the u.s. administration overture eight tariffs. george, great to have you with us. do you think using currency as a tool available to the chinese at this moment? >> the answer is no. i read the story along with hundreds of others on bloomberg. i was not convinced to be honest. particularly after the lessons the chinese learned in 2015 and 2016, they would be anxious of a using the messaging currency depreciation or the currency as a weapon in this trade spat with the united states. i think they would worry it would engender financial instability at home and encourage t

that forty seconds you had to program go ahead joe . yeah well john bolton began this week his new job and i asked her to advise he has a real thing for iran the iranian presence in syria might be what he ultimately be going after even more than trying to overthrow assad yeah it looks to me that always it's a rant always that is at the very very center it has been since the revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine and trump and he has surrounded him with a group of people that feel exactly the same way people that lament the the defeat in vietnam that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and remember cross hospital. because this looms blue to them so moving. and good news was before. much of those who heard something you'll never see him we will. go. pretty. much i didn't give you a little believe you so it's good to. move most of these girls to do films for good good girls. don't go to shows to look but to distribute b

joe?r, let me ask you about your vote against mike pompeo. i can understand democrats not feeling gracious towards a republican majority that wouldn't even talk to merritt garland, it was a shameful exercise. speaking of a lack of comity, in the senate, it was absolutely shameful and will be remarked in the history books as such. if you look at this situation, let's talk about the merits, you have in mike pompeo, obviously somebody who is, who is bright, educated. the best and the brightest. he served, he served his country, he's been an elected official. so you know, he's not a radical that hasn't had to face voters. he's certainly within the mainstream of republican orthodoxy in 2018. the same republicans who were elected to control the senate, elected to control the house. elected to control the white house. and you have america's commander-in-chief saying that he needs mike pompeo as his secretary of state. and by the way, a guy who would be far more connected apparently to donald trum

joe: to see aspects of consumer strength?uestions about the strength of the consumer, particularly in light of the tax cuts? have you seen any pivot since tax cuts hit? the biggest biggest consumer confidence is higher than we have ever seen in the last two years. a big part of that is the model that used to happen is that people want to buy a house and they get. a house and so the current one and now it looks at the bar back to the sea model where they are going out and buying a house,. and then they tried to sell the house if it is reversed, it does it really work in the mortgage market. higher, confidence is by d.c. consumers are taking action and apply for more loans and using it, to what extent are they using the lots to build on their businesses or homes? we hear a lot about rising confidence be don't necessarily see that translate into action? aspect, weis another make lines of credit and those have also spiked, which leads me to believe people are using that money for things like remodeling homes, maybe putting on add

happy birthday, joe.ld too. >> look at this. >> oh. >> bring over the balloons. >> does anybody think i like this. >> she wouldn't let me have the big bear that had a smaller one inside it. and we put these glasses on and we should be able to give you a little hat and it's your birthday. we also have look at these balloons. >> thank you. >> happy birthday, joe. >> oh, my gosh, roll tide? >> happy birthday! >> all right. this is like being the head of the epa. seriously. >> do we have any gold coin? >> we need to mint gold toins so i could pass out to people. >> would you like to wear this? thank you. my color too. i'm going for the bear tomorrow. >> she's going in. >> yeah. oh, yeah. >> all right. have some cake and wear these glasses, they're really good for you. >> why don't you try the glasses. >> can the will be giants be trusted to correct some major flaws right now? we'll be right back with that on "morning joe." and you're eating cake. you know, i used to be good at this. then you turn 40 and every

joe has the first question. we'll take it away. joe? >> mr.se, the president said he wanted out of syria, those were his exact words "i want out" when talking about our largely successful and sustainable attack plan, battle plan against isis in the region. was that a mistake for the president to telegraph that and could it have led to the attacks we saw earlier this week? >> well,i in think it was not something that the president should have said with regards to the status of american forces if we're going to be able to have some kind of the influence in syria -- and it is a chaotic situation -- it is important for the united states to have a presence there and to indicate that we have a role to play. by saying what he said i think he may have sent a signal that somehow the united states would not care whatever happened in syria and i think that was dangerou dangerous. >> mr. secretary, do we have any -- is there any option for the united states to retreat from that region? even if we're talking about 2,000, 3,000 special forces there when we

welcome to "morning joe." have the president of the counsel on foreign relations and author of "the world in disarray" richard haass, john heilemann, donnie deutsche and willie, joe and me. that historic news out of the korean peninsula is folded into stories at home. mike pompeo who met with kim jong-un over easter has been confirmed as secretary of state. how will his tenure difr from rex tillerson? plus, prosecutors seize on what donald trump said. why his free wielding interview may have under cut his personal lawyer in a major way. >>> leaders of north and south korea are taking historic steps toward peace. after 65 years of division, threats and violence, a document signed by both sides reads, in part, the two leaders solemnly declared before the 80 million korean people and the whole world there will be no more war on the korean peninsula and, thus, a new era of peace has begun. joe? >> richard haass, they said he was prone to overstatement. he said this is one of the most shocking and he said shocking

joe: the question is what you miss?carlet: the meeting heard round the world prayer president trump's of his own are being worked out. meanwhile, relations between u.s. and russia, the chief economist says cold war to may have broken out. energy stocks higher. joe: the question is what you miss? and, shock waves are being sent through the states. consumers and traders plug the hole in the global supply train -- supply chain. rising tensions between the u.s. and russia in the russian role in the con id. at 20 extend u.s. elections. after the threat of more sanctions, the trump administration says there are no immediate plans to impose sanctions. is trump coddling moscow? duringelsen spent years his tenure at the ims world bank. great to speak with you and thank you for joining us. two has brokenr out. world one, we understood, not perfectly, but there was a process on both sides. this time around, it is up to zero. there is not one big power in the world and is not clear how -- decision-making processes it is somewhat mo

joe: but the question is, what you miss?carlet: president trump asks advisors to look to rejoining the transpacific partnership. mixed messages on syria. president trump says he will weigh options for the four hours after saying to get ready for missile attacks. at the moment of truth in the volatility blame game. the big spikes we have seen this year might not be good for them, and jpmorgan and citigroup and wells fargo report before the bell tomorrow. a slew of headlines out of d.c. today, the major policy change from the president. a few days after his inauguration, president trump abandoned president obama's pacific trade partnership, and promised a better way forward for a u.s. trade deal. he reiterated the point last november. president trump: we will have more trade anybody ever thought of under tpp that i can tell you. idea, andt the right i will be proven to be right. we will have much bigger trade with the way we are doing it right now. julia: that was the transpacific trade deal. and now the president is telling t

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help was that joe lies this.textualize this. -- ithas we're their way has weird away from everything .lse and it is a story of play of the iphone unit sales as the market has matured the company has been investing more and more in services is this is an try to get shareholders to focus on their business as another source of long-term secular growth for the company. marketsuggested to is not there yet and are not paid attention as much as they need to if they want to remain bullish on this story because to the extent you want to remain bullish, the services is this has to come through in the next three or five years. lisa: thank you paul sweeney, coming from princeton. recyclers thing with waste management, and we talk about the text earnings, i wonder if anyone has been attention to the european privacy data rows that are coming out? more to come from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: president trump says the potential venue for his upcoming meeting with kim jong-un has been narrowed down to a few locations. h

joe: go back to the question of regulation.our study shows it is hard to show any connection between the amount of regulation and the decline in dynamism. is there another argument -- how should you then rethink about the cost and benefits of regulations goingregulations gof this sort of standard story does not really work? alex: this certainly does not mean we necessarily want more regulation. this means that this particular problem, this dynamism problem, we should look elsewhere. there could be other costs to regulation. if you have a tax, for example, that is going to make the industry smaller but it does not is not necessarily aod of tax good is going to be less dynamic. the thing even if it does not have a big effect on dynamism. the same thing could be true here as well. joe: i know it is not part of your study, but since it is such in the news these days, immigration, i'm curious what you think about the relationship and measuresration of dynamism in the economy. alex: more immigration is actually one of the few things

"morning joe" starts right now. >> welcome to "morning joe." there's no shortage of important stories this morning. facebook admits its big problem and it seems to be much larger than we even expected and u.s. troops are heading to the border, but why are they heading to the border and what exactly are they going to do there? speaking of the border, the homeland security chief was grilled on the president's proposed wall, build that wall, it sounded more like they were going to actually do renovation on obama's wall and when it comes to a possible trade war with china, that the president says you can't lose, we're going to have to see if millions of voters in the heartland agree, they don't really seem to. so with us this morning on this very warm balmy friday morning across the northeast, i may even go swimming after wards. >> opening day, joe. >> thursday. >> it's opening day though. it is opening day at fenway so we're excited about that, but it's also about 15 degrees across the northeast. so we have political reporter for nbc news carol le

joe? yeah.bout what the president said briefly and you can -- maybe you can help me o out. i'm obviously a little tired this morning. i'm having spasms of lucidity as a doctor once said of riddick bowe. by the way, one of the greatest commentaries of any boxer saying "beau-- beau is showibowe is sh of lucidity." donald trump is saying this is a nothing-burger. this is the biggest fastest nothing-burger ever. how many russians has bob mueller -- he's indicted how many? 13, 14 russians. i've got his campaign manager indicted. his national security adviser has pled guilty and is cooperating. i've got gates his cop campaign -- one of his assistant campaign managers that was around during the transition arrested, indicted, now cooperating with the investigation. somebody told the "washington post" he was the top foreign policy person then he talks about all these democrats. you have a trump contributor that led this raid yesterday. so talk about the president saying this is a democratic witch-hunt an

joe will be with us in a moment. we've got national affairs analyst, republican strategist and political commentator, and the president of the council on foreign relations and author of the book "a world in disarray." so markets overseas are seeing losses this morning following the latest massive selloff on wall street to kick off the new quarter. the dow fell as many as 758 points yesterday before trimming its losses to close down 458. the nasdaq was the hardest hit shedding nearly 3%. futures looking slightly like they're up this morning. stocks suffered heavy losses on the combination of fears of a trade war and the tech industry getting hit with new regulations. china announced yesterday it had implemented tariffs on 128 types of u.s. imports in response to president trump's tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. meanwhile shares of amazon hammered yesterday as president trump continued his attacks on twitter against the massive online retailer. he tweeted quote, only our money losing post office makes money wit

joe: i am joe weisenthal p or julia: a choppy session. the u.s.ollar is climbing to its highest since -- question is, what did you miss question mark >> shares give up gains after warning the revenue growth were slow. roman of truth for facebook, investors will scour first-quarter results for any drop-off in users in the fallout for cambridge, analytica. the crosshairs of lagging demand. qualcomm reports after the bell, the numbers ahead. >> for the first time in four years, the 10 year yield has aossed a 3% threshold with ripple effect across asset classes. equities turning positive as we head toward the close. industrials under pressure. joining us now for more, the global head of asset allocation joins us from denver. great to have you with us. talk about what we are seeing in the rate markets now. in particular, for now and the u.s. dollar. talk about where rates go and where the dollar goes to. >> absolutely. good afternoon. on everyone's mind, are we entering a whole new world can the ever elusive 3% interest bonds, finally hit? the fear is

joe: i am joe weisenthal.nfo you to our market minutes, president trump and shinzo abe are holding a bilateral meeting at mar-a-lago. this is the third summit so far. you can hear president trump this into an interpretation of a question from a reporter from the headlines that have crossed bloomberg including present from saying he and shinzo abe are talking about north korea, trade, military. he says a lot of progress has been made in this shinzo abe summit discussion. the trump administration is set to unveil a weapons export policy that will be coming on thursday. we will continue to keep you posted, we know that larry kudlow has said they do want to put together a free-trade agreement with japan. that would be a priority. if you want to continue following the news conference, you can follow it on live go. we are also covering in on to talk -- tick tock. netflix reported -- they blew the cover up the bulk -- ball. joe: that stock is up over 70%. scarlet: the s&p 500 has pushed through its 50 day moving aver

/russian standoff. >> joe?imir -- the last thing -- what vladimir putin has been very effective at doing is taking what limited power he has and projecting it as aggressively as possible whether it's trying to impact our election or the elections in france or the elections across central europe. the last time that russians tried to get in our way, 20 of them were shot down and killed. do you really think vladimir putin wants the russian military in syria to have a confrontation with the u.s. military? because that's just not going to end well for him, is it? >> he would like to show that russia can be an effective partner in ways the united states can. this just raises the stakes, joe. he does have effective air defenses. this is a one-dimensional country. look, the rubles have been in free fall this week. things are going terribly at home. the only area where russia can compete at all is when it comes to foreign policy. i'm not going to say they're in any way our military equivalent, but they do have assets on

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. julia: geopolitics front and center. facebook shares bucked the trend. zuckerberg's congressional grilling ends. what's what'd you miss? scarlet: a stern warning to russia to get ready for a missile strike in syria. a second round of grilling for mark zuckerberg. he acknowledges they collect data on nonusers. and inflation concerns. julia: president trump met with james mattis today as he continues weighing potential options for action in syria. the president fired off a warning shot telling russia to get ready for a missile strike, but a strike is not expected today. that is according to two people familiar with the matter. marty, great to have you. the tension level has come down from jimsince we heard mattis. the suggestion that we are still assessing the information, who was the perpetrator, and despite the president's tweet, military action is not absolutely imminent. >> the tweet this morning was alarming. panicrkets didn't go into mode. even though such a strike would create a dangerous situation because of russia. julia: it is theoe: it is pretty

joe: have a great evening.rg. ♪ mark c.: i'm mark crumpton in new york, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." the deputy attorney general reportedly told president trump that he is not a target in the special counsel's investigation. people familiar with the matter say rosenstein brought up a molar probe to the president during -- up the mueller probe to the white house -- to the president during a meeting. monday on is to vote the nomination of mike pompeo as secretary of state. it faces opposition from the democratic party. mitch mcconnell says it may be tough to block pompeo after his meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. the justice department's inspector general has returned a finding that former deputy director andrew mccabe misled investigators. they will now determine whether mccain should face criminal charges for allegedly -- mccabe should face criminal charges. mccabe has disputed the accusations. southwnt

we will continue with joe digenova and professor dershowitz. also newt gingrich slamming the fbi raid on michael cohen. weight until you hear who newt is comparing them to. and a lot of information, a lot of the news. >> sean: today former speaker of the house newt gingrich had harsh words for the mueller investigation. >> the fact is rod rosenstein has not done his job. he has not supervised mueller. this whole thing is an absurdity. we now have paul manafort and his wife in their pajamas at 3:00 in the morning having the fbi break down the door. we've had last week, cohen the lawyer had the door and taken off the hinges. we are supposed to have the rule of law. it ain't the rule of law when they kick in your door at 3:00 in the morning and you are faced with armed men. you have no reason to be told you're going to have a kind of treatment. that is stalling. that is the gestapo. shouldn't be the american fbi. >> sean: we continue with joe digenova and professor alan dershowitz. these tactics are not american. that's the point. this is what we

joe higgins of tiaa.oming up, s&p 500 and the futures down for the fifth day on the rope -- in a row. we talked to a traitor next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it's time for trading futures where we dive into the futures market through the charts. we're taking out look at the s&p -- taking a look at the s&p 500. it has been down the four of the last five days. down to three of the last five days. moving higher. take a look at that five-day five days in, down a row. investors are contending with the earnings season, rising yields, all of these matters. a bearish slant as lead futures are pushing down on the 200 day average. let's look at a chart we have looked at a few weeks ago. you can be a this chart and the bloomberg, using the function. it is a one year chart of the futures. that uptrend. this year, all the congestion heading down on the 200 day moving average. a number of times. making another test. the question is whether or not this area of congestion is bullish or bearish? it is unclear now. there may b

i listened you, joe. i couldn't disagree more with joe. if was there a conflict of interest i have no doubt mull and rosenstein would have discussd that and rod would have recused himself. you have been nice to have me on your show. your viewers know i call it like i see it. >> yea. >> a.m. a little biassed i have known rod for 21 years i know of nobody in the department of justice with more integrity than rod. does not mean that he or anyone in the department including bob mueller is immune from criticism f. they have done something that is wrong, criticize. i'm telling you i know nobody with more integrity. there are three things about rod i hear not on your show by ancienters and other fox shows and none are accurate. one he is a liberal democrat he is a lifelong republican. rod and comey were good friends. as far as i know they were not -- friends at all much less close friends and three, was a protege of bob mueller. >> i don't care what other people say. point well taken. this is what newt said on fox yesterday. let's watch. the fact

ox at least decided to express his dissent here where are we joe joe where does this all stand go ahead well the fact that he wanted to redress from syria makes it even less likely that the syrian government was behind this attack we are seeing what we've seen for a long long time a pattern of deception by the us government depending on who the enemy of the day is if you want to go to war against spain they blew up the main the north vietnamese attacked the ship in the gulf of tonkin saddam had w m d russia invaded ukraine shot down a malaysian airline stole the election tried to kill former double agent in britain and now is somehow implicated in this chemical attack this is what governments do but there's a there are also two other parties beside government there is the press some people so governments lie all governments lie some worse than others but the press is job supposed to filter that and send the public against government lies that we see in our press that's completely obsessed with its own fame with its career ism with vicarious living through vicarious power of government a

we will continue with joe digenova and professor dershowitz.lso newt gingrich slamming the fbi raid on michael cohen. wait until you hear who newt is comparing them to. and a lot of information, a lot of news. we are watching syria as we speak. straight ahead. ♪ i'm just worried about the house and taking care of the boys. zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again go to stamps.com/tv oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit int

what about joe biden? you interviewed joe, didn't you? zw >> i had a very good conversation with him. i think he's really seriously considering it, but he's really concerned about his family. i think he's torn. i think he would be a formidable candidate if he came in, but if not, we're going to see this weekend national action network, who's got the right stuff. >> it was funny to listen to the way he talked to rev about it. if you asked me right now, i wouldn't do it. of course, there are all these polls saying i would win, but -- >> he says, don't ask me right now, but actually, by the end of the year, i don't know. i can take a slow conversion -- >> i know a lot of people who want him to run. reverend al sharpton, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, the man who literally wrote the book on fox news. ga gabe sherman reacts to the news that sean hannity has also enlisted the help of donald trump's fixer, michael cohen. he's the third client for cohen, one to have three. plus, the lawyer for stormy daniels, michael avenue natti j

joe wilson has more on the buildup to this weekend's run. joe: this is the same man.s different is the distance and the scenery. moving to the marathon at 126 miles, 35 years old, he warns us to be realistic. >> the best runners do turn up here. sunday'sace will be a difficult one. i am ranked number 27, so we will see. joe: but knowing you, you will not go on this marathon jour without thinking it will end in glory. it has ton end tokyo with the gold medal. mo: it is possible. i want to run as many marathons as i can and run decent time. joe: he will not be bothered by london heat, having prepared in ethiopia. he ended his association with a controversial figure and is now paached by gary locke, husband and former coach oa radcliffe, who sees his prospects this way. >> it is a big ask for someone who is world-class, best in the world 5000 and 10,000 meters. to dominate at the marathon, that is not going to happen, but he can be mpetitive. joe: for the masses, the heat will be a challenge. this year thinkef carly before wearing fancy dress, organizers advise. the mara

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