holden in the courtroom, join us live from west chester with all of the details, good afternoon, joe. >> jim, good afternoon, in all reality left to be seen what barry baker was going to do. you remember that back in may he was accused of sucker punch a man with cerebral palsy. that after making fun of him late night here outside a 7-eleven in west chester. well, today, baker appeared once again before the same judge, in a white dress shirt, black pants, and checker colored sneakers. he told the judge that, yes, indeed, he was guilty on two charges, one charge simple assault, the other charge, flight from apprehension, because barry baker ran from police as they were hunting him down trying to put him behind bars on number of charges from domestic, other related to the assault charge, but baker this noon taking responsibility for landing that punch against the victim, michael ryan. now, we spoke to the victim's father, outside of court. have a listen to how he characterized the event. >> it was really unbelievable that he would be as stupid to think that somebody's going buy that story, when

. >> caller: joe jim how are you doing? booyah >> i'm good how about you? >> caller: congrats on that 51-yard field goal >> thank you go ahead >> caller: you're talking to be a giant fan by the way calling about henry shine today. two for one stock and a large buy back by the company. i wanted to find out what you thoughts are >> i kind of blanked out after i mentioned what kind of fan you are, but i do like henry shy 0 and 3 starts anthony in pennsylvania. >> caller: hi jim i love the show would -- >> my friend we've made the money. sam. >> caller: booyah jim. >> what was the stock? >> caller: brb >> i'm going to take a pass on it james in new york. >> caller: afternoon jim what are your thoughts on stop fie? >> we like it as long as everyone uns it's expensive. it is a very fast growing good company. nick in ohio. >> caller: hey mr. cramer it's an honor a worm middle east booyah. >> how can i help here >> caller: you briefly mentioned oils and auto yesterday. what do you think about ford >> don't buy, nothing there man. let's go to dorine in idaho. >> cal

joe? >> jan, jim, i count about five dozen teachers right now, walking the picket line outside methacton high school. let's get this right. this is -- what this is all about right now, it is about what is between salary increases, when matched with out-of-pocket healthcare contributions. now, increases in the end, would leave teachers with no bottom line increase at all, according to the education association. >> "eyewitness news" out here, earlier this morning, as we took video of the teachers here, now the methacton school district says races range around the 17% mark and even greater for veteran teachers with advanced degrees. methacton teachers far below the county average in salary that's one of the few points not in dispute here. the district says all fell apart because the association rejected proposed hikes in medical contributions, from 13 to 17% over the lent of the proposal. now the district called the move of walking away from the bargaining table a mistake and went little further. first hear from the metal ac continue school president, follows up with response on the education as

strom thurman liked appointments more than joe bodien. jim baker reagan's first chief of staff told me that having a senate majority made all the difference in getting the 1981 economic program through the conditioning. without it -- congress. without it there would have been a small tax cut but no spend being reductions, probably not nearly as much of an arms build-up and more hostility to reagan's nominees. reagan understood with the recession going in 1982 the republican prospects in the house looked dim but as a pollster said there was an 80% chance republicans would hold the senate. it would be disastrous if we don't reagan wrote in his diary. the canal issue and debate that kept the argument before country through national public radio those were the first broadcasts of the senate doing business got the right organized and helped it raise money and visibility and developed political techniques that are with us today. the first independent spending $16,000 from the american conservative union, a pittance compared to what moveon.org or sw

strom thurmond like reagan's judicial -- more than joe biden. jim baker, reagan's first chief of staff told me that having a , senate majority made all the difference in the world and in getting the economic program 1981 to the congress. without it, there would have been a small tax cut without spending reductions. probably not nearly as much of an arms buildup. and more hostility to reagan's nominees. reagan understood. with the recession going in 1982, the republican prospects in the house looked dim. did told himter , there was still in a percent chance republicans would hold the senate. it will be disastrous if we don't, reagan wrote in his diary. the canal issue on the long senate debate that kept the argument before the country through the international public radio, those were the first broadcasts of the senate doing business, helped the right to to raise moneyd and visibility, and helped develop political techniques that are with us today. the first independent spending , $16,000 from the american conservative union a pittance , compared to

joe. >> caller: jim, i'm a long time owner of general elect, as the stock kept to go especially ge continues to go down does this industrial i con still have legs or is ge a has been of the past appreciate >> ge's a working in progress, my travel trust owns it, i'll talk about my winners including apple. ge's a big loser the company wasn't managed well. i'm not quite sure, i hate to say i'm not quite sure what to do because i do believe they can maintain the dividend if they can't the stock will go lower, it's a value trap. it is the obvious of a lot of stocks that get cheaper when they go down the answer is, there's not that much down side but i had no thesis to buy the stock. none not at these levels. sober thing and i think about it a great deal let's go to pam in arizona please pam. >> caller: jim thank you for taking my call and your advice over the past ten years. >> thank you >> caller: my question is about mlm martin mar yet that. in january you interviewed the ceo and he pained a bright picture of his company i did research and it looked very promising so i took a lrj potion in mom.

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joe: what do you make of the overall state of financial markets? jim, most people would agree. everything on valuation metrics is on the right side of the bell curve. the question for most investors is -- how long can i stay involved and how long will that continue? again, when we have global growth which is challenged, central banks going from basically an easy position to things, and a lot of the that fell into place in 2009 coming out of the crisis are now beginning to abate. i would point out one more thing . we are nine years into a recovery. the modern u.s. economy has never gone more than 10 years without a recession. we are closer to the end of the cycle than the beginning of the cycle. we can confidently say that and it will be in criminally hard to get housing going, auto going, big picture things. one other point, it is not lost on me that the hurricane season of 2005 and 2006 marked the top of the housing cycle. i saw it in south florida in 2005. when wilma came through after katrina. you have just devastated huge part of the u.s., 10% of t

you stand on the shoulders of ants like joe lewis, wilma rudolph, jackie robinson, jim brown, bill russell, mohammad ali, and so many others who throughout the anals of time chose to confront injustice in america to make us a better -- annals of time chose to confront injustice in america to make us a better place. and thankfully you are doing the same exact thing. we should be grateful. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. the speaker pro tempore: previously previously previously -- that begins live at 2:00 eastern over on c-span2. that health care bill could come up for a vote in the senate this week. as republican leaders continue to count numbers but a spokesman for kentucky senator rand paul says he's still opposing his party's health care legislation despite recent revisions over the weekend. republicans control the senate 52-48 and with all democratic members saying they will vote against the health measure, the g.o.p. can afford two republican no votes. senate coverage live over on c-span2. tonight on "the communicators" comcast senior executive vice president

jim mcelwain's offense. they i're like the hair twins there. >> joe: three turnovers from fla fl and michigan three. this michigan team a program with the trajectory with tremendous recruiting in recent years. all those who went off to the nfl simply replaced with fiery young talent that has proved themselves today. >> joe: if you're michigan, that's what you should be. if you've want to keep up with ohio state you better be able to do that. they reload in columbus and they've got to reload in ann arbor which they're doing. toney brought down just beyond the 15 yard line. >> joe: should be a very interesting early season for michigan to keep things headed where jim harbaugh wants them to be with a slate of gains they should manage until they get to penn state. >> todd: they really got after penn state a year ago in ann arbor. it was after that game a lot of speculation about james franklyn and his job. from that point on penn state was a completely different football team. right now starting this season is a team with a lot of confidence. >> joe: malik zaire with extended time. holly. >> holly: maur

with us for the hour today, joe terranova, stephanie link, jim lebenthal, josh brown.e do begin today with what else but the markets. stocks under pressure this hour. america heading back to work, back to school, and back to trying to figure out how long nighty bull market is going to last so joe, we come into september on friday.

with us for the hour today, joe terranova, stephanie link, jim lebenthal, josh brown. we do begin today with what else but the markets. stocks under pressure this hour. america heading back to work, back to school, and back to trying to figure out how long nighty bull market is going to last so joe, we come into september on friday. it is the worst month, traditionally, for stocks. dow is usually down more than 1% on average does that hold true to form this time >> listen, i don't know if history is your guide on this. i think the relevance of what's going to happen here in september is really about the tremendous amount of obstacles that the market faces right now. and what do you do with that do you allocate new money? do you expect a correction to be coming right now i think the best strategy, when you look, is to be defensive if hedge things out, if you have the ability to use options or the ability to access the volatility market, i think those are the right things to do because i think the certainty about september is that volatility is going to rise. predicting

and i got no idea on that. >> joe. >> yes. so, jima good thing? do you believe many writers think it's a good deal struck on hurricane relief and the debt ceiling. >> there is no doubt to get that out of the way. congress was going to get the funding done for the hurricane victims. you got to get rid of the debt limits. it rattles the markets and gets fixed anyways. what is interesting is trump was on cloud nine yesterday, he was so jazzed. he watched others, he saw people praiseing him, chuck schumer was jacked up. nancy pelosi asked him to tweet something positive about daca. he does it. it's like a movie t. guy is just loving the last 24 hours. so is this a long-term strategy? i'm with you, you jean? who knows he likes the instant gratification of the results he's getting. >> and the language with the rex tillerson there, it's fantastic? watch, he is going to try to do it on immigration, he will try to do what president obama couldn't do and get a permanent solution for the kids here, because their parents came here illegally. he's

you know, jim vance, bob ryan, arch campbell, joe krebz, barbara harrison, you a [ laughter ] >> who i actually man in san ysidro, california, in 1984 when i was on assignment. that was the year of the democratic -- >> the navy or something? >> when was this? >> he was at the post, he was at the post. that was the year the democratic national convention in san francisco, which i was covering. and unfortunately there was terrible story in san ysidro, the massacre at the mcdonald's there. and i met a reporter there and we collaborated on our notes. it was tom sherwood. and i thought, i came all the way to california to meet you, but to have had the opportunity to cover so many -- tell so many wonderful stories and do so many wonderful interviews and to work with the best in the business, it's been a privilege. >> 35 years, and looking at you as beautiful, it's hard to believe. >> thank you. >> she's just as beautiful in person as she is on tv. >> right, exactly. >> get the facts >> we love you, pat. >> thanks all of you, our wonderful viewers. >> when we come right back, it is a tradit

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. >> tucker: larger question is how did jim acosta wind up on television. meantime smaller questions with joe concha who writes about the media for the hill. he joins us tonight. if you are a reporter you ought not be speculating about people's motives because aren't they fundamentally unoable? how could jim acosta know what president trump means? >> can i answer osmosis on that? you can look at all of president trump's tweets on this topic and it's all out there, race is not broached once. he has also verbally talked about this as well. you don't see race broached anywhere. since we have again, reporters and pundits that last month were playing mental health officials when it comes to analyzing the president's sanity, now apparently we are reading minds as well as far as that goes. just to answer mr. acos that when he said why weren't there any angry tweets at tom brady when he didn't show up at the white house for that celebration, brady's mother has cancer. and tom wanted to spend time with her at that time. that's why he couldn't go and that's why the president didn't respond but jim acos

jim, you look stupid there. liz: weather bell.com meteorologist joe bastardi with me now, good to see you, joe. >> i can't believehat it's come to. when i was a little kid, five years old, i loved the weather since the first day i can remember, here i am 62 and i'm looking add this going, is this what it's all come down to? in other words, here's the rule, here's the rule. if it's way out at sea, then it's weather. if it happens to hit the united states, it's climate change, that's what they're doing, they use these examples, these recent examples, grab attention, it's in the news, it's disaster outcome, i personally think it's like being a climatic ambulance chaser, they wait for something to happen and bring it up. what happened in 1954 when we had three major hurricanes run the east coast including two that hit new england in 11 days? by the way, i know if jim acosta knows the record of back to back major hurricanes is 23 hours. two major hurricanes hit the united states within 23 hours of each other. they hit in different places like harvey and irma hit in different places. if you look at hurricane history, y

joe. with us veteran columnist and nbc contributor mike barnicle, mark halperin, jim vandehei and in washington daughter. we're going to get to the major hurricane headed towards florida in just a moment. but first, what happened yesterday politically? give as you quick read. >> donald trump did yesterday we were been saying for two years he'd be most natural doing. he dealt with nancy pelosi and chuck

jim. >> monica, insiders in harrisburg are talking about the competition between the three statewide office holders -- joella, the treasurer, eugene depasquale, auditor general, and josh shapiro, our new attorney general. the talk is josh has gotten off to a bit of a slow start, hasn't brought really any significant cases, hasn't been out front with many of the multistate cases brought by other ags against trump. he's been more in the background. whereas torsella's been in the news on the budget. eugene is issuing audits left and right. and all of this is about who's gonna succeed tom wolf. >> hmm! all right. christine. >> monica, years ago i read a book by archbishop chaput called "render unto caesar" about how a person of faith could operate in the public square. i'm gonna send my copy to senator dianne feinstein. at a recent confirmation hearing for a trump nominee to the seventh circuit, law professor amy barrett was grilled by feinstein on her catholic faith. when professor barrett said she would recuse herself when her morals conflicted with the law, that wasn't enough for feinstein. senator feinste

jim, back over to you. >>> thanks, meisha. our next update will 25:00. coming up, senator joeight's working dinner at the white house, aim jim donovan, good morning. >>> it is wednesday, september 13th, 2017. i just remembered it's my ex-husband's birthday. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i hope he's having a good one. i forgot. >>> florida works hard to turn on power and gas take. we go back. a step-by-step guide how to keep track of your credit after that massic data breach, but first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> massive recovery efforts after irma. it's one of the worst power outages in american history. >> restoring power is the biggest challenge. there are 24,000 linemen working to restore power. >> the homes destroyed. just one example of irma destructed. >> it look like winter. its not a lush tropical island. everything is brown. >> three senate republicans and democrats. on the menu, carving up the tax code. >> now, the new phone has facial recognition, new wiring, and with all that, hefty price tag. is anyone going to get that? >> at some point. >> the

jim harbaugh. they might win a few games...but 8...no way. (pam) former vice president joe biden's daughter, ashley, added more fuel to the 2020- speculation mill this week.(steve) in an interview with women's wear daily ... she said she thinks her father is considering a run for president. asked if her father will make a bid for the white house, ashley biden said -- "i hope so." however, she cautioned that he has not made up his mind yet -- and that decision could be a ways off. she said his focus right now is on the biden foundation, his cancer initiative and getting other democrats elected. she said he's also still taking it day by day after the death of his 46-year-old son, beau biden who died of brain cancer. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))that's right pam and steve...it is one of the largest earthquakes ever in mexico.a powerful 8-point-one magnitude quake strikes off the southern coast.tonight at least 58 people are dead...and it's still unclear just how much damage it caused.new to

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joe. with us veteran columnist and nbc contributor mike barnicle, mark halperin, jim vandehei and in washington, at "usa today" pryzbyla. i have to call my daughter. we're going to get to the major hurricane headed towards florida in just a moment. but first, what happened yesterday politically? give as you quick read. >> donald trump did yesterday we were been saying for two years he'd be most natural doing. he dealt with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer than paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. we said that before he stepped in the white house because it's true. he contributed to schumer and he understands pelosi. we saw him strike a deal that's very bad for conservatives and very bad for republicans. it's very good for donald trump, it's very good for democrats and i guaranteed you if you polled americans, most would be glad they put off a debt krelg crisis for three months and he funded them again harvey. republicans are going to have to get the votes and understand what we said yesterday on this show, donald trump's going to deal with democrats and that's exactly what he did. >> we're going to bre

jim comey will deliver the to howard university class. it will include a series of lectures by him. that's it for us on this friday morning. have a fantastic morning. morning joed morning. it's friday, september 22nd. welcome to morning joe. >> we are getting close. >> i know it's coming. >> the comcast. >> that's right. >> good children all over the world. >> no. >> right where that space is right there their hearts will be filled. it. >> is darker earlier, that's for sure. >> less for commercialism that only goes to the hearts of little boys abdomen girls. >> their mom and dad will be separated from their hard-earned money. >> the true meaning of christmas. >> yes. this morning north korea's leader threatens fire and fury after president trump rolls at punishing new statements. he also called the president mentally der

jim. gentlemen will be there with me we will do our best to be safe and get our coverage out. >> thanks. >> best of luck to both have on you and joewell in other news, this morning republican lawmakers have released an overview of the tax proposal that would reduce those corporate and individual tax rates. >> plan is still at starting point in this process but changes could impact you. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live from new york to explain, good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> what does president wants to do with individual taxes. >> this plan would reduce number of tax brackets to seven to three, 12, 25, and 35 . but there is also the possibility of adding a fourth black it to the highest income tax pairs. now remember the top rate is 39.6 percent, lowest rate is 10 percent. big missing part of this announcement, what is the break down of income levels to which the new rates apply, without that it is hard to figure out how this impacts you right. plan calls for increasing the standard deductions from three 50/50 to 12,000. 24,000. that could make filing process easier for folks itemizing, maybe avoid

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joe arpaio. >> yeah. >> then you are signaling very, very clearly that you believe law enforcement should be instilling fear first. >> well, at the same time that you fire jimy what you want about jim comey, he gave one of the seminal speeches about trying to bring police and communities together, honesty about race and honesty about the policing and racial divide that i've heard in law enforcement. and so he's the guy trump can't stand, the guy who really is enforcing the law. and he likes people like david clarke and sheriff joe arpaio. what do you make of donald trump's sort of nods to lawlessness, if we want to call it that? at the same time you have what happened in georgia. let's show quickly for those who haven't seen the dash cam video, this is a guy who got recently fired as a police officer in georgia. >> see video -- >> but you're not black. remember, we only kill black people, right? we only kill black people, right? have you seen any black people get killed? you have? >> so you had that happen. and then you have in utah a nurse refusing per the law doing her job refusing to hand over the blood of a patient to a police officer. this is what happ

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department to defend daca in court against jim paxton the texas attorney general who is under felony indictment for securities fraud, then secondly, to your point, joeently, his own strength with that fraction of his base that might be inclined to yell and scream and be upset about daca. he could have convinced them had he come out himself yesterday on stage, instead of jeff sessions, and by the way, maybe then he could have explained his great feel to the rule of law -- >> i don't know. >> this deal maker that blurts everything out, like you could have quietly gone behind closed doors and you could actually negotiated. >> yeah. >> there are so many moving parts right now as congress moves towards wanting to recess, you've got -- they've got to finish the budget, they've got to figure out how to take care of the debt ceiling, they've got to figure so many things out, mika, it -- this would be such an easy deal to make. and you could say, listen, i'm going to put this on you guys, if you guys don't come up with a responsible plan, we can get partial funding for the wall so i win, you guys can take care of daca, so we all win, we can increase spending

joe manchin. orrin hatch, pat toomey and john thune. he is prepared to twist a lot of arms to get what he wants. >> shannon: steve bannon newly released and having departed the white house saying jim comey's firing was a huge political mistake. any reaction from the white house? >> but perhaps the biggest mistake in modern political history. it provoked a response from the press secretary yesterday who said the president was justified in firing comey. >> we've learned new information about his conduct that only provided further justification for that firing including giving false testimony, leaking privileged information to journalists. he went outside the chain of command and politicized an investigation into a presidential candidate. >> she said the words providing false testimony which prompted me to drill down just a little bit on that yesterday with the press secretary. listen here. >> you said that he was responsible for giving false testimony. do you believe that comey either perjured himself before congress or at the least misled congress in his testimony >> that's doj to look at, not me. i'm not an attorney. >> the department of justice might be looking into that. no conf

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joe green and jack lambert. harris goes on to say that america does have social issues to deal with you about kaepernick shouldn't bring his team and fellow players into the controversy. very similar to what jimte for the united states amid reports they have been spotted moving a missile to their east coast preparing for, perhaps, another launch this weekend. the u.s. declares enough is enough. >> his abusive use of missiles and nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. steve: begging for war. >> so what should happen next here for debate morgan ortega served in the state department under president george w. bush and david tafuri former state department official in the obama administration. good morning to both of you. morgan, let's start with you. president trump has made it very clear. he does not want north korea to have nuclear weapon that could possibly hit the united states. you are right. what we are looking at what and we saw u.n. yesterday and president trump's phone call to south korean president last night two significant new diplomatic measures that this administration is taking. first we saw nikki haley propose oil sanctions on north korea. that would be incredibly signifi

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rule of law, the president would not have fired jim comey or attacked the federal judiciary for ruling against the travel ban or (ed -- or par donned sheriff joe arpaio for no reason other than he was a political ally. mr. president, congress now has an ability, an obligation to act. democrats will do everything we can to prevent president trump's terribly wrong order from becoming reality. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning business until 5:00 p.m. with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. for the information of the senate, pursuant to the order of august 3, 2017, the senate received h.j. res. 76 from the house of representatives on august 4, 2017, and the joint resolution was passed, and the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table. mr. cornyn: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i just returned from texas where, as the world knows, hurricane harvey has devastated the gulf coast and now ranks among the costli