dagen: jonas, you like it?> leavitt wrapped in bandages. >> 6.7% yield in a gap great cost and it'll be up 20% in a year back john, move on from oil. it's yesterday's stock, i'm afraid if i don't, your protection? >> look, she's one of the most globally famous women and you love her or hate her and you she's hacked by the rest of it i'm not not hillary clinton talk about penny spears and that's why the cyber security will be up to 50%. dagen: john the five we need to ask about nude pictures on their phone. neil: comey and the contractor, he admits to leaking details of a private meeting with president. she is accused of leaking secret intelligence in hopes of bringing down the president. same president, two very different strategies. if you think about it, same results. they were both entrusted with looking after us and now they are spilling the beans to us. who is to say, not on a specific keep in mind they both worked for us. welcome, everybody. i'm neil caputo and they let you decide if they went too fa

that's a 17-year-old known as jonas.onas was missing for about a week up until they spotted him in this rap music video. >> get out. wait, he was just a man on the street while they were shooting this? he was attracted by the lights and the camera and boom, you captured jonas in the clip? >> yeah. and the rappers mentioned that they saw him, and they asked him to move out of the way. and he didn't want to. they're like, all right, cool, but you're going to be in the music video. >> yeah -- >> that interaction was captured on video and posted to instagram. imagine how relieved his parents must have to see him there. prior to that he had last been seen at an underground station. that they had no idea where he was at. on top of that, his mother says that he has a mental disability and is not aware of danger and the dangers around him. they've been freaking out only to see that quick glimpse there. two days after this was posted on line, they found him in the states. >> you're kidding -- >> crazy, right? >> does he get resid

jonas kaufmann's outstanding voice and acting ability often see him ranked up there with domingo.actually quite a burden that you have to carry. he had the whole package, which is the amazing thing. don't you have the whole package? yeah, maybe, but the thing is he was always my excuse when people would say, "but you have to concentrate on something — you have to become a donizetti or a bellini tenor, or you go for the verdi tenor, or you do the french repertoire. if you really want to go then do the german stuff, but don't do anything else. you have to specialise," and i kept saying, "n0, because placido didn't. and they say, "yeah, but this is placido. no, this is the exception. you can't do it." and he did, and that's why he was my role model. just what he and domingo can do with their voices, how they can colour, how they act with the voice — it's notjust a question of the body and psychology, but in the very colour, they show you the psychology. jonas has a natural ability to musicalise in a mediterranean way, and so his voice, though not losing its german heroic quality, mus

dagen: jonas. >> george clooney made more than a lifetime.tequila doesn't make you talk more clearly. >> trading one nightmare for another. senate gop leaders funding a healthcare reform bill is a trick to repeal and replace obamacare but senator rand paul told me it does neither. >> sound like obamacare to me. in some areas it may be obamacare plus on the subsidy side. we can't have a bill that spends more than obamacare and call that a repeal bill.

i know you will have adam jonas on a little bit. production starts next month, deliverries scheduled to start year end. take a look at the annual deliveries. remember that they have not given us a full-year guidance in terms of what they expect for their production. they have said that for the first half of the year, they expect to deliver 45 to 50,000. somewhere in that range. most expert the full year to be around 110-112,000, something again the annual meeting starts in about 15 minutes. we will be watching it. we will let you know later on in the show exactly what elon musk has to say. it doesn't give us anything of substance when it comes to the model three. >> have you talked about a pick-up truck. >> that could be 15 points tomorrow. >> and remember, there is always something way out on the field at this annual meeting. >> all right, phil, thanks. keep us posted. for more on what to expect, let's bring in morgan stanley's head of gloeshl global research. welling come, adam. >>. so in terms of the annual shareholder's meeting,

do you have to worry about it, market watchers, jonas national national -- jonas max ferris and bob wiedemertesla up almost 80% since the beginning of the year, not just because earnings, just part of the fad. apple as well up 35%. all of these companies are vulnerable if the stock market goes down. i think that is a real risk. most people say the biggest risk, i agree with them is china. i mentioned last time i was on the show, oil was heading down. that is worrisome sign. commodities are heading down. iron ore is down 35%. one of those crazy chinese statistics, reason this is important, people worried about the chinese economy. crazy chinese statistics, enough iron ore in ports in china to build 13,000 i've fell towers. neil: you wow. >> it is slowing. neil: i don't even flip over the one that is out there. so, jonas, i'm looking, seeing these developments. maybe, you know, faber has this wrong, that if we have the selloff, it isn't necessarily contingent what happens with technology. to bob's point, whether it is china development or slow in development or switch in other areas, there are

dagen: jonas. >> george clooney made more than a lifetime. dagen: too bad tequila doesn't make you talk more clearly. >> trading one nightmare for another. senate gop leaders funding a healthcare reform bill is a trick to repeal and replace obamacare but senator rand paul told me it does neither. >> sound like obamacare to me. in some areas it may be obamacare plus on the subsidy side. we can't have a bill that spends more than obamacare and call that a repeal bill. dagen: gerri willis, daniel and gary, ben stein, adam motion ski, charlie gasparino, one nightmare for another. >> let's be clear, the welfare state, to try to take a piece of the welfare state out, you have to play the long game. in 6 months -- it took a year to create. we have a few -- to chop it down. success of amendments to those bills, it looks like each iteration looks like you are doing obamacare light and who knows when the end will come? >> the question comes up, whether this gets in the way of that. and as a result. >> there is the other -- >> the gop blue it, governmen

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neil: kind of what you're saying, jonas. it wont be like a 1999, early 2000 preview to the, nothing like that? >> right. those companies, we had 80% nasdaq correction, we're not due for anything like that. have to watch overindulgence. crypto currencies. i think you should add long-term investment grade bonds, than maybe more stocks. don't prepare for doomsday which never really a good strategy, even if it doesn't happen, you don't know. as things that aren't u.s. tech stocks. bonds, something else to get a little diversification, even though gives up some upside you see in these areas. >> i like pumpkin spice latte futures. neil: there you go. there is a reason why i hate you. this is the latest reminder. guys, thank you, that did not apply to the two other fine gentleman. >>> the president touting his jobs plan and theme he will push again and again. blake burman at the white house what is behind all of this. hey, blake. reporter: to push forward the need to buildout more apprenticeship programs throughout the country. the

busting a move to joe jonas' song, dancing out of her shoes. there you go.kick off the show and the shoes. >> very cool. to the part of the "the skinny" where i say i told you so. >> fans are desperate to hear justin bieber sing sdespacito. he doesn't know the word. exhibit, a, b, c the tried to sing the song, doesn't note word. this weekend in stockholm, a fan took action, throwing a water bottle at bieber. the crowd was crying out for despacito. he said i can't sing the song. i don't know it. >> despacito. >> he doesn't know the word. sing b more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. . . ♪ ♪ ♪ laid back with my mind on my money and money on my mind ♪ >> america's most influential couple is back. >> the obamas? >> no. they're still enjoying life in new york and d.c. >> the trumps. >> still in d.c. jay-z, beon zbla. beyonce. bert and ernie. >> this is obvious. close. talking about martha stewart and snoop dogg. the clue being the song that brought us in. >> oh. so abc's nick watt, met up with the odd c

but down in san jose his younger brother jona plays first place for the giants. he says he hears all the time that he's not as good as his brother. >> people that usually say, stupid things like that have never played the game. so it doesn't really bother me. i hear fans say stuff like that but i don't mind. it's a positive your going to say your younger brother is better than you, that's all right, he is better than a lot of people. >> i will take 8% of that brother. >>> watching the a's in houston. ryan haley that's his first career grand slam a's off and running. 5-1 lead. 6-49inning. houston with the tieing run on against casilla. ground into a game ending double play. stop the presses, oakland has won four straight 6-4 bring them out. >>> check out this kid's. >> i've actually played that course. >> watch the kid at the end. >> whoa. >> that is a spoiler. you said you played that golf course. you don't know where that golf course is. they used to have one at the russian river. if you made it into the whales mouth at the end you would get a free game. so one

let's bring in adam jonas from morgan stanley and paul editor of the revs institute. i'll start with you. becky made the comment that was ironic that ford had the best sales growth given that the ceo was fired two weeks ago, but is the industry still not learning the lessons of some of the worst apparel retailers. even into what appears to be a slowing market, let's keep pumping out the inventory. we have too many cars in the lots and no pricing power. >> well, i think ford's inventory numbers were actually down in the month of may. which would be a very healthy sign and of course one reason for investor cheer. but, i think you have to say honestly by any historical measure car sales are pretty darn good right now. the economy is in good shape. we've had seven-straight years since the gm bankruptcy of rising car sales. last year was an all-time record. this is a cyclical business. some cooling off was inevitable. guess what, it's happening. that's what was supposed to happen basically. >> well, you know, listen, the average age of a used car on the road is still 10 or

gary smith, jonas, john layfield, hadley manning and chuck roach. welcome to all of you. let me start with you. what do you think of this? boost security no matter the cost? >> there will always be a cost-benefit analysis but this week events, hearts and prayers go out to those who are affected and staff people on capitol hill. i spent a lot of time on capitol hill and you can tell the mood there is very somber discouraged feeling and naturally so. we do need to ask if security measures for every member of congress are adequate, do they understand how to properly hold public events where security risks might be present but it is also a good time to reflect on the tone of our political discourse, whether we are fostering the type of opinions of one another that are healthy so this is something we can look in the mirror but it is a good question we have to consider across the political aisle if security measures are adequate. >> when you look at the situation it is a balance between trying to keep our lawmakers safe but at the same time they are supposed to be out with our

jonas gutierrez, a midfielder who also used to play with tiote.st in peace, friend, he says. we can hearfrom tiote, rest in peace, friend, he says. we can hear from alan shearer, a name synonymous with newcastle united. devastating news of the death of cheick tiote. rest in peace. and this from current newcastle manager rafa benitez. "it is with great sadness that i have this afternoon learned of cheick‘s death. in the all the time that i have known him, he was a true professional, dedicated and above all, a great man. our hearts go out to his family and friends at such a sad time." tributes to check tiote, the former newcastle united midfielder, who has died today at the age of 30. let's move onto events at roland garros at the french open and a busy one with the quarter—finals being decided in the men's and women's singles. andy murray was up against a russian rising star karen khachanov as he looked to reach yet another grand slam quarterfinal. and it was fairly straightforward for the world number one as he came through in straight sets — nick

with me for tonight's panel our nick jonas media reporter for the daily caller and valerie urban senior adviser to the working families party thank you both for being here with us to have it let's get started after all the talk about resistance democrats are finally putting their money where their mouth is tonight they will start using a parliamentary tactic known as withholding consent to bring a whole lot of senate business to a screeching halt or at least a grinding slowdown the goal is to embarrass senate republicans also force them to explain to the american people why they're trying to repeal obamacare without so much as even one public hearing we republicans are trying to repeal obamacare and secret right now is an affront to democracy and it's also completely hypocritical here's what mitch mcconnell said back in two thousand and ten about the infinitely more transparent way democrats passed obamacare after twenty public hearings over nearly a one year long period democrats on capitol hill are working behind the saying on a plan aimed at jamming this massive health care spending

heather: it faces an uphill legal battle but jonas goldberg of the "national review" explains he was well within his own rights. >> this was politically a win and a vindication for donald trump, the travel ban, but also a win for the plane letter of the law. part of the reason why this was a win for the white house was the right side of the constitution legal argument, the president has plenipotentiary our to run immigration the name of national security going back to the 1950s, not necessarily constitutional power but a statute. heather: religious freedoms and the rights of same-sex couples is headed to the supreme court, justices agreeing to hear a case involving a colorado baker, remember this, refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple citing religious reasons, the lower court ruled baker was in violation of the state's discrimination laws. the high court is expected to hear this case in october. rob: the white house vowing syria will pay a heavy price if it carries out another chemical attack, warning the assad regime, planning a new mass murder, ones that could kill innoce

of lee identify the general's position between the 13th brigade andordon's the 52nd virginia under jonas hoffman. is a powerful factor in the army. of lee's he lifted the soldiers to the highest plane of martial enthusiasm. gordon remembered the presence of a revitalized commander-in-chief, his magnetic and majestic presence and the spontaneous pledges they had just made to him all conspired to fill them with intensity of emotion such as really possess the body of troops in any war. george's bull document are believed. i ordered forward and with a fury of a cyclone and almost with its listless power, to rest upon hancock's advancing column. in lasted only a few minutes. toward, one of the capable remaining battlefield commanders assessed the counterattack when the last bitter trial at appomattox came. recurredrburden spirit to that momentous hour and he lamented he had not been prevented to charge in that or a subsequent battle. fromirect action came isaac bradwell who remembered the general countenance showed he had despaired and was ready to die rather than see the defeat of his army.

but this week's challenge has a lot of heat with nick jonas's kingdom costar.to pl mixed martial arts fighters. can cam become an ultimate fighter? >> i'm outside mma academy in north hollywood and getting training from joe gaddy stevenson so i can take on jonathan tucker from kingdom and we're going to go at it in the cage. am i ready for this? wish me luck. >> joe daddy has been spike's coordinator for three years now. ni mixed martial arts? cl the goal is not to let him >> i don't want to let that happen to me. >> after gearing up -- >> now we have to rinse this off. or not. >> it has feet all over it? >> and anou hr of training later i was ready to take on tucker. >> what's the worst injury you've received? >> the big injury on our show was getting my eye open up. he had superglue in the eyebrow to seal it shut. >> that's when i realized hi was up against a hard core competitor. i knew it was time for plan "b," intimidation. >> wow! >> that is intimidating. >> come on, look at -- >> mom. >> gentlemen, a good clean fight. >> what? ♪ >> get it. >> that headbu

. >> trish: before we get to john, jonas, you don't think this is good.something. i think there's some concern here that amazon just gets bigger and bigger and bigger. what it leaves in its wake is a whole lot of lost retail jobs. >> it's always great for the consumer. they're not known as whole paycheck for long. amazon doesn't have to make money and doesn't since they have been founded. it's not good for the big krogers are getting killed in the stock market because of this deal. small farms like merchants that sell to whole foods are a beneficiary. they don't deal with a food lion or piggly wiggly. the smaller grocer that is closer to you, the main benefit, there's not close to you anymore. amazon's main reason is to deliver this food in the whole foods area better than anybody before. if you're only benefit was location, that's not going to be very valuable in the grocery business any longer. >> so you're saying in some ways it's good for consumers but you're concerned about the economic consequences in amazon is yes, maybe helping out on prices, lowe

jonas how kiss did. she said we don't treat this i would not be able to do serial infusion. sales pitch. >> so you were new yorkering -- >> oh my he venues. anybody in this situation you learn on your feet. >> immediately, notice introduced, so you don't know what's happening but you know she's doing what she's suppose to. >> you started beginning to john's hop kins when and what part? >> i try to get up there by 7:30 so i can -- and then you go on with your day. >> by the second, third and fourth week it all corrected. >> do you think in all honesty you were successful because you were a member of congress and you could quince the doctor to listen to you? >> i don't think we'll know for sure, but the one thing we have committed and we know is true is maybe it took this to breakthrough, because now she's not the only, she's just the first. there are other babies who have survived because of her. >> and you gave her your kidney so she could live a normal life? >> i don't think there are many parents who wouldn't jump at the chance to help their kid. >> now abigail is 3 years

. >> a big part of morgan stanley's call yesterday, walter, in which jonas argues that a path to profitabilityn 12 months could send the stock m far a far higher if you agree, how much higher? >> i mean this is a company if they do what they are talking about and what ron baron is talking about and make 10,000 cars a week by the end of next year, the revenues will triple so on yusly if you can make money on that tripling of revenues, the stock can go a lot higher 50% higher if they can show that they can make money. but they have to make money. >> and that will be a mf manufacturing feat to rye valiva apple has done walter price, thanks for joining us >>> when we come back, all eyes on ubl er and its ceo travis kalanick we'll hear what one investor is saying and what tim cook is calling the mother all ai projects and larts living on bitcoin for a week ccema mody did it with measured suess. we'll hear her story my brother! [ laughing ] oh. this guy, the mansion and the cars... this is the best! ...i don't like it. gru, villainy is in your blood. [ evil laughter ] [ minions shouting ] look at us

joining us now is jeff jonas, of gamco investors. than 50,000 shares in valiant and have $40,000 under management. you have got a lot of stake your. addition here really do? does it move the needle? >> you drinks some strong financial discipline with asset sales and acquisition licensing that they might do. helping them to further act was -- further with the capital structure. i think they already have the right strategy that he seems to do with and they really are making the best of a bad situation. >> why now? why joined the board now if he is not satisfied with the progress of the company? >> clearly there's an opening on the board. he has committed in the medium to long-term here and it is just an opportunity for him to help restructure the company. >> speaking of, a lot has been made at the debt load that the company has. i'm looking at the bloomberg .ere, gdi as for valiant what you will see here is that this year there is some debt that is due, mainly the think bar terminal that's outstanding, but starting in 20 20th gets ugly

there was an interesting note this morning from morgan stanley analyst adam jonas. car-rental business model is not sustainable and may require substantial restructuring and investment in technology. in rentals, he is not terribly positive. you have to look at what has happened this year, not pretty. we have a chart of these various stocks. the s&p 500 is an white. you had the us of the auto retail index, which is down nearly 20%, even given today's bounce. hertz is in yellow and avis budget and purple. all of them have underperformed at the broader market this year. yes, up today but not recouping those losses. scarlet: u.s. president donald trump is set to welcome india posey prime minister narendra modi to the white house and about half an hour. mumbaid this report from on what to expect from this meeting. meets with modi president trump in washington later today, an opportunity to create a good rapport and set the tone for their future relationship. this will be about rapport, about chemistry, romance, if you will, and some of that was already evident on twitter

adam jonas is the head of the global auto research at morgan stanley and joins us live. adam, always great to speak with you. >> thanks for having us. >> part of this sb you're expecting a rerating because of the exit of european operations. but you also make it seem like this, perhaps, could be a precursor to the exit of other businesses or other operations what are you thinking of, specifically >> we think that some of the optionalty, the importance of general motors, and perhaps its peers into the auto 2.0 or the future of transportation might be undervalued the race to autonomous driving, melissa, is a race for miles, quantity of miles, and quality of miles. and let's say tesla does about 5 million miles per day. uber does about 100 million miles per day. general motors' cars, collectively, 2.5 billion miles per day. so the challenge for the management team and the opportunity is how do they harvest those miles, process them, and create a market place through which they can monetize. they may not be the best ones to monetize, they're not going to do paid search and a

i want to extend a special thanks before we get started to sadie, jonas and wilma for putting together this event to get along with her counterparts with you. and with that, richard, please take it away. >> all right, thank you and thanks very much to brookings for hosting this. thanks to all the panelists for being here, and thanks to all of you for being here. really happy to have a chance to talk about our most recent survey that we conducted at the pew research center and in particular happy to have a chance to talk about this topic. we looked at lots of different topics in her international survey work at tu but this is the one we've done the most work on consistently over the years. how does the world see the united states? we've been doing that now for a decade and a half. and as you can imagine we have seen last of the changes over that decade and a half and we certainly have a lot of changes this year. so what i'll do is i will walk through a few slides that highlight some of the key findings from this report that we released last night. before i do that i will just take a loo

adam jonas had a note out on ford according to phil lebeau. outlook may be need to be reset by 50% lower. not at all unprecedented to reassess the strategic priorities. >> holy kou. you know, a lot of people are upset that mark field got fire. one of the most important cost saving initiatives was nixed by the president. but wow that would be unbelievable. these auto companies it is peaking around the world. although i have to tell you some of the germany automakers are doing quite well. >> yeah. volkswagen is going to nut a lot of -- is going to put in a lot of charging stations. >> we didn't talk about that. >> a lot of them in europe. >> they have to put it -- 70 billion euros to recapitalize that. >> that's right. >> that's seen as a positive in -- >> that's a fantastic move by them. very well run. the international markets are far more excited than our markets in terms of what i see. >> stats out today on euro's gdp per head has outpaced the u.s. for years. what happened to the talk about the sclerotic socialist europe? >> spain has nice g

meeting moments away, we will bring you more must haves on the break and morgan stanley analyst adam jonas winner? it's not tesla. plus, safety trades are surging as bonds and golds continue to drive t. strategist says fear not, stocks are still a buy. we'll tell him what has him so

myself, karen gillen, nick jonas, jack black and what's that guy's name, little snack size -- denzel like looking in the mirror when i see him. guys without any further ado, enjoy this sneak peek of "jumanji: welcome to the jungle." hey, snack size, i'll be right there, kevin. >> oy vey. >> where is the rest of me? >> my god. >> who are you? >> me, spencer. >> who is she? >> martha? >> why am i wearing half a shirt and short-shorts this the jungle. >> i think we got sucked into "jumanji" and have become the avatars we chose. >> so does that mean -- >> bethany. >> don't look at it. >> no! >> i'm an overweight middle-aged man. >> i don't have claritin. and all i see is pollen. >> where is another two feet of my body. >> don't cry. don't cry. don't cry. it's going to be okay. >> oh. not a remake. >> it's not a remake. it's not a remake. it's not a sequel. it's coming out on christmas and we'll have the full trailer on our website. >> oh, check it out on our website. i'm in. you guys in? >> yeah. you're right. it hits theaters in december. >>> coming up, great swimsuit shortcuts for the

. >> adam jonas with a note on tesla.t their price target at 305, but bring up the bear case about 50 bucks >> interesting piece what they're saying they said something that the bears never ever want to hear which is that if this model 3 sells really well, their profitability could be -- when you hear the word profitability associated with tesla, listen, it will be sunny out and hot, but it will snow. >> his point though largely is that this is no longer a stock that's keyed off of what happens to the model 3. >> no. >> or semi-truck it's more about shared mobility and whether or not they can leverage data and everything else. >> yeah, it's about technology look, the bulls have tried to bake it into the technology store. you don't need the traditional price to earnings ratio. it's ridiculous that it's bigger than ford. i think that you can't get in the way of it. you can't short it it's a little -- you know what it's like i want to bring this up to really bother people it's a little bitcoin. >> which cracks 3 k today. >>

. >> joining us to talk about it, adam jonas, the analyst behind that research.actors that you cite in this. give us a quick rundown of what those are. >> well, you know, we're not uncommon being cautious on used car values, but that is probably at the core of the thesis. there are many reasons to be ca cautious on auto credit. the thing i think differentiates our work, folks, is what i would use or refer to the osborne effect. osborne computer company in the early 1980s, they had a great 30-pound portable computer. they really hyped up their next-generation computer. they were a little bit late on it, so everybody stopped buying the current computer and they ran out of money. what we're talking about here is technological obsolescence of the $2 trillion used car park. i'd remind you nine out of ten new car purchases involve a trade-in. so the auto companies are really promising, hey -- and they're differing in the next few years dramatic improvements of safety and electrification. why am i, as a consumer, going to drop $40,000 today? why don't i just wait? that

gary smith, jonas, john layfield, hadley manning and chuck roach. welcome to all of you.