just a little. >> and kelly, give me some lemon juice. >> kelly: lemon juice? >> i like to use one lemon, sometimes two lemons, depends on how juicy-- >> kelly: let me do the trick. let me do the trick. >> you cut off the end of lemons. >> kelly: you cut off the end of the lemon, and it makes juicing your lemon way easier. and you just squeeze it on. >> squeeze it in there. perfect, the more, the merrier. there you go, good. >> kelly: we like a lot of lemon juice on our fish. >> some more. excellent. and what it's gonna do--it's actually gonna cook in there. like, it's going to-- >> kelly: it's, like, um--it activates, right? >> get a couple cherry tomatoes or four or five. >> kelly: and you don't slice them, right? you just throw them in there. >> yeah, you throw them in there. i like a little spice on my fish, so i try a little jalapeño or whatever kind of pepper that you like--just put one or two in there. >> kelly: i always put more 'cause i like it really spicy. >> little cilantro. >> kelly: cilantro. now, again, if you don't like cilantro--some people do

trump had been pressuring kelly to give kushmer acurkushner and their clearances but kelly saw that as that was wrong. there were concerns in the intelligence agencies about them having these clearances, and as i write in the book there was something very specific, very compartmentalized, very sensitive from the intelligence agencies that kelly had been briefed on, that made him deeply concerned about allowing them to have these clearances, and kelly believed that he needed to be one of those guardrails, one of those people protecting the actual institutions of washington, the ways that we had developed security clearances in years past ensuring that people who should not have the country's most guarded secrets did not have them. and he saw himself as someone that needed to step up and advocate and stop for that, and to protect himself, there was a memo written to file that laid out how donald trump had instructed kelly to give these clearances, and this had been done over kelly's objections, but he needed to memorialize it, to back himself up, to create a record. >> intriguing still,

kelly and ali, thank you. michael, you know this administration, you've been covering it since the beginning as well. and one of the things that kelly noted that i think is important to reiterate here is that the president denies he would use language like losers or suckers to describe members of the military. he used language like loser himself in the past while denying he has as it relates to former senator john mccain, of course, the late senator. i want to play for you what the president said in 2015. >> i supported him. he lost. he let us down. but, you know, he lost. so i never liked him as much after that. i don't like losers. but, he hit me -- >> he's a war hero. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, i hate to tell you. >> michael, this may speak to the question of credibility around denials on a story like this, i wonder your perspective on that. >> well, showing my lack of political instifrn political instincts, i that's when the preside

that's the difference in my world. >> ryan: kelly, generally-- >> kelly: perfect.. >> ryan: do you do a whole pig inside yourself, or how do you do your whole pig? >> kelly: um, you know, i've... [stammers] i go somewhere where there's a whole pig. i usually opt for the coleslaw on the side of whatev-- >> ryan: and the hush puppies. >> kelly: the whole pig, and i... i ignore the whole pig. but i have been doing-- >> well, we're gonna move right on to beverages. >> kelly: yeah. tell us. >> because everybody needs a beverage. i unfortunately left my fancy lemon squeezer at the studio in new york city at "live with kelly." so i had to come up with a hack. the thing is, if you have the fancy squeezer, kelly ripa taught me a hack. you cut the bottom of the lemon off and you get more lemon juice out of it. but i don't have a fancy squeezer 'cause it's at the studio. so you take a fork and you carefully put it in and you just twist, and the lemon juice comes right out. no problem. easy squeezy. >> kelly: marie, i have a new one for you that my daughter taught me that she

i worked with general kelly as secretary of defense. no more honorable man than john kelly. no more of a patriot committed to this country than john kelly. >> so, do you believe what the atlantic is reporting about the president's comments about fallen troops being losers and suckers and so on? >> well, jim, like all things i have to refer back to what the president himself has said to validate what the article said. starting with what he said about john mccain over the years. he was given the chance to rescind the statements today, a few minutes ago and he wouldn't. the issue in the 2018, going to the american military cemetery in france. that is b.s. every one of the leaders that were there, leader of germany, france, canada and others, they drove to honor u.s. marines for what they did in world war ii. him taking almost $4 billion out of defense contracting moneys that were going to build schools and hospitals and facilities for the american troops and their families, made a whole list of things he has done to deface our military. if it wasn't so serious, jim, it would be

john kelly has been with someone before. when people asked why he has not come forward and spoken about the president, the president made it personal by going after him and not just attacking his style as chief of staff which a lot of people did not like. he and the president were not on speaking terms by the time he was leaving his job as chief of staff. the way the president went after him today basically saying he was not up for r tthe job given he's a four-star general, the president arguing it was too much pressure on him and maybe that's something for kelly to come forward. so far he said nothing. >> myles, i want to bring you in. you are an important voice to be here. you work directly with both general kelly and the president. does this president's claim that kelly was exhausted and unable to function rings true to you? >> don, i am going to say this up front. john kelly has more integrity than the president. i knew neither of them terribly well more than the other when i came into the administration. i witnessed bot

kelly's son, by the way, robert was killed in afghanistan. when that silence was pointed out this evening by a reporter the president didn't remind anyone of the kelly's family sacrifice. he simply went into attack mode. >> i know john kelly. he was with me. didn't do a good job, had no temperament and ultimately he was petered out, he was exhausted. this man was totally exhausted. he wasn't even able to function in the last number of months. he was not able to function. he was sort of a tough guy. by the time he got eaten up in this world, it is a different world than he was used to, he was unable to function, and i told him, john, you are going to have to go, please give me a letter of resignation. we did that, and now he goes out and bad mouths. now, there are people that are jealous, there are people that are upset they're not here anymore. >> can you believe that? i mean why not just say, you know, the kelly family, the gold star family, son made the ultimate sacrifice, i don't want to speculate about what he may or may not have said. he

the bus. >> i know john kelly. he was with me. didn't do a good job. had no temperament. and ultimately, he was petered out. he got -- he was exhausted. this man was totally exhausted. he wasn't even able to function, in the last number of months. he was not able to function. he was sort of a tough guy. by the time he got eaten up in this world, it's a different world than he was used to, he was unable to function. and i told him, john, you're going to have to go. please, give me a letter of resignation. and we did that. and now, he goes out and badmouths. now, there are people that are jealous. there are people that are upset that they're not here, anymore. there are people -- we've done an incredible job, the virus came in, and now we're doing an incredible job, again. we're going to build it up bigger than it was, before the virus came in. but i don't know that it was him. i don't see that. i mean, i see anonymous. but it could have been a guy like a john kelly. >> remember when you were a kid and you would -- y

i wasn't a fan. >> as for john kelly. well, even as he denied allegations that he showed contempt for the troops, the president took an opportunity to show, quite publicly and for the cameras, deliberate contempt for kelly. >> didn't do a good job. had no temperament. and ultimately, he was petered out. he was exhausted. this man was totally exhausted. he wasn't even able to function in the last number of months. he was not able to function. he was sort of a tough guy. by the time he got eaten up in this world, it's a different world than he was used to, he was unable to function. >> as for "the atlantic" story, itself, the president called it a hoax. he called it a second-rate magazine, and a third-rate magazine. and he took verbal swipes at joe biden, himself, the father of a son who served. or, as the president, apparently, would put it, father of a sucker. >> if it's true and based on all the things he said, i believe the article's true. i'd ask you all the rhetorical question, how do you feel? how would you feel, if

> i know john kelly. he was with me. didn't do a good job. had no temperament and ultimately he was petered out. he was exhausted. this man was totally exhausted. he wasn't even able to function in the last number of months. he got eaten up in this world. >> while cnn has yet to match "the atlantic's" reporting, we are learning about additional comments the president has made about veterans, specifically those who served in vietnam. let's go the white house where jeremy diamond is standing by. what are you hearing? >> reporter: a person familiar with the president's marks has told us that the president has repeatedly questioned about americans who went on to serve in the vietnam war did so and questions of why they weren't able to get out of serving, suggesting that they didn't know how to exploit the system to get out of serving in vietnam. perhaps the president was thinking about the way that he did so himself. we know that the president received multiple deferments to avoid serving in the vietnam war t

enjoy your snack. >> kelly: you too. mwah!cy new summer novel from "america's next top model" alum, jay manuel, and artistic expression during these tough times. fashion designers using face masks as a new canvas, how to tell a powerful story with pictures, and the secret to capturing your family's photo journal with nigel barker. plus, a lucky tam-fam member gets an at-home wardrobe reset. so long, work pajamas! an all new "tamron hall" starts now. [dynamic music] - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. you know, with so much going on, we haven't had a chance here to recognize our style team at the "tamron hall show." nominated in the first season of the show for an emmy for wardrobe, ti to ec and ashley d r sleea we loove itweovedt when we were in studio. our up-and-coming fashion designer series that we did twice was a huge success. all of the designers sold out of their clothes. some of them have gone on before the pandemic to be featured in retail stores, while still others are thriving online in their own retail space.

>> kelly, the office of the u.s.ntative just announced it's preparing to undo the 10% tariff that are laced on canadian aluminum imports that it just reintroduced last august the statement from str says it has data that says imported aluminum from canada is expected to normalize in the next several months and in the first half of next year, and the surge it saw earlier this year that led it to impose that aluminum tariff in august is expected to go away. certainly a big development and one that was creating a lot of uncertainty in the commodities industry, but the u.s. government says it's been consulting with the canadian government and said it can move forward to modify that tariff from last month. >> what do you believe implicated this move >> there was a lot of critical talk for them doing it, because there was a lot of roadblocks they had to move to get that deal with canada and mexico, so that was seen as pulling back one of the key olive branches they had to extend last year, so this seemed to smooth relations

>> hello, kelly.en a very busy week for new issues we have nearly a dozen coming, including two directless things, this from palantir and work platform asana there is also a very large china platform, and they're not going ra way chindata holdings, they plan to raise $500 billion that's the biggest ipo of the week in fact, they have a nearly $5 billion market cap there is even a conventional ipo, academy sports and outdooroutdoor outdoors this is a sporting goods company with a $100 million market cap they're riding a wave of recent good news. so why the interest? a lot of recent ipos have been able to take advantage of areas that would benefit from the covid epidemic rather per verseversely, but the heavily weighted to tech, and they have outperformed the overall market it's been a choppy september, but despite the choppy september, the zooms, the data dogs, the pelotons, they continue to perform dramatically even with the ipo down 5% for the month. renaissance has now crossed i$20 million in assets.

my kelly and ryan mug. a bus stop essential. >> kelly: not so nice. that's an incredible.d not have time for the green family today. they'll be back soon. that's great news. >> ryan: tomorrow on the shelf, tyra banks. >> ryan: and how to paints like a pro. sorry. can't talk. se - today, tamron officiates a virtual wedding. join us as this happy couple says "i do." plus, how do celebrities like viola davis, judge judy and ll cool j make their marriages last? we'll find out from talk show icon phil donahue and his wife of 40 years, marlo thomas, all right now on tamron hall. - hello, everyone, and welcome to tamron hall, from my home. so we've been talking a lot about love in this "new world," i guess you can describe it as, that we live in. we've talked to people who've started dating on apps, people who in the past said they would never go on a dating app -- now they're on it, and they're meeting new people. we talked with a couple -- and i thought it was so adorable -- who actually had a virtual date on zoom. she poured her glass of wine, he poured his glass of wine, and

he threw john kelly under the bus. former chief of staff. >> i know john kelly. he was with me. didn't do a good job. and he was petered out. he was exhausted. this man was tote will exhausted. he wasn't even able to function in the last number of months. he was not able to function. he was sort of a tough guy, by the time he got eaten up in this world, it's a different world than he was used to. he was unable to function. and i told him, you have to go. please give me a letter of resignation. and we did that. and now he goes out and bad mouths. there are people that are jealous and upset that they're not here anymore. people that we have done an incredible job the virus came in and we're doing an incredible job. we'll build it up bigotger than before the virus. i see anonymous. it could have been a guy like john kelly. >> remember when you were a kid and you would your parents ask you something you deny and just wouldn't shut up. and they say why are you talking so much if you didn't do it? or we say as adults. doth protest too much. did you say that? no i didn't. does that sou

>> okay, so-- >> kelly: [laughs] >> move it away. >> kelly: is it a simple move?asy to just move a grill? >> it's easy to move a grill. if it's hard-piped, you can move it. if it's not, it's just propane tanks, you can move it. but you know what's important? have a fire extinguisher nearby when you're grilling or some baking soda. you know, these little-- or even--you know, even when you're grilling and you get flash--you get some little flash--little fire-- you know, not so much fires but flare-ups, i use a spray bottle of water to bring down the--you know, to bring down that little flame. >> kelly: oh. >> but i always keep something around that can extinguish a fire. and, you know, keep the grill away from the house. wear loose-fitting-- don't wear loose-fitting clothing; don't wear, you know, big, long sleeves. don't have apron strings. i mean, these are really important things. keep people away. the grill should be on level ground so that it's stable, not going anywhere, and try and keep the kids away from the grill when you're cooking. you know, they're gonna

shep, welcome to cnbc. >> kelly, thank you very much.ked to bob woodward literally about dozens of subjects, including the president telling woodward one thing and the public another about covid-19 woodward said often the president would pivot between the markets and the economy. >> the stock market is one indicator of what's going on in the american economy for the tens of billions of people who don't have jobs, who don't have enough food, who have no steady income this is a crisis like the great depression in terms of people who live here and work here for tends tens of billions of people >> he's a new york real estate developer, he's a businessman, his muscle memory is clearly about markets. were you surprised that in this pandemic his focus, or at least part of it, appears to be on the markets? >> well, it's fair to raise, but -- and i said to him, i said, you know, do you realize what is going on, and he will acknowledge it, but he's not acting on it it's a good term, shep, muscle memory we all have muscle memories. we all have hist

we haven't heard from john kelly. i wonder, listen, you and i have done stories on sensitive information where folks will share that information based on you maintaining us, maintaining their anonymity. with john kelly being attacked today, do you see someone like him coming out and saying no, this is what happened? >> you know, it's certainly possible. i think one thing we learned about the trump administration and the people in it is the senior administration officials, a lot of people are willing to air grievances and frustrations but not willing to go on the record because these are why i continue to work in the administration or have another job. particularly around, you know, career military folks, this is something about honor, integrity, not sticking your neck out too much i think a lot of generals like john kelly and john mattis, they hold on to sometimes perhaps to the public's dentmetriment of fully understanding the president in an election year. there isn't really -- his k0789k0789 comments about kelly to

then he moved to general kelly and the awful things he said about kelly. that was disrespectful. he did not have to say that to protect himself in the political season. >> right. kelly choosing not to respond. joe biden responding to the reports strongly. here is what he said in part. >> servicemen and women he served with, particularly those who did not come home, were not losers. if these statements are true, the president should humbly apologize to every gold star mother and father and every blue star family that he's denigrated and insulted. >> general, do you agree, does trum trump owe service members an apology? >> i think a lot of people have a lot of questions in their mind because the president is unorthodox. he used words that disrespect everybody from people with disabilities to people with speech impediments. he is brash. it might work in the business world. he is the commander in chief and he needs to act like it. this election will determine by the american people that he probably should move on and go do something else because he creates too much drama. we don't ne

yes, kelly. >> ryan: oh, yeah. >> kelly: i'm afraid of albert's floor.s is not my floor. >> oh, wait. [laughs] you can go diagonally and get a little bit more boost. there you go. exactly. you can alternate here, right? but, again, these things-- super cheap. there are gonna be more workouts with this online. we got some even on crunch live that's all butt work. so hand weights are essential, right? in so many workouts, these watch you're gonna need. but if you don't want to buy those and you want to do something at home, super fun project--take a one-liter water bottle and fill it withr bottle a good amount of weight, either through sand, dirt, water, right? or i used rice, 'cause my daughters are--yes, nice water bottles. ryan, i heard you got some dirt going on, right? >> ryan: i have some soil here. >> you got the dirty version. >> ryan: yes, a soil test. >> awesome. i chose rice. super fun, because i can control it a little bit more, plus my daughters are excited to play maracas later with this. i'm gonna give you a little exercise here to do. trice

notably absent is former chief of staff john kelly. >> i know john kelly. he was with me. didn't do a good job. >> reporter: the president suggested. >> kyle:ly cou-- -- kelly could have been a course. slammed him for his white house service. >> he was not able to function. he was sort of a tough guy. by the time he got eaten up in this world, it's a different world than he was used to, he was unable to function. >> reporter: admiral iss noted silence. lack of denial from kelly and m mattis suggests the shock is well placed. the admiral referring to general kelly who was chief of staff and previously homeland security secretary. james mattis was the secretary of defense. saying they would have inside knowledge. a number of those who have come forward who are former officials were defending the president more broadly, not necessarily a part of the trip in france where the alleged comments were made. >> kelly owe done 'donnell at t house. thank you very much. >>> l retired commander. he was nato's supreme allied commander among his other posts. he is nbc's chief internationa

it's what's old is new again >> it's used and recycling, kelly.ut the stories of people moving from the city to the suburbs, and this seems like a perfect example that people are in a rush to get out of their apartment and move somewhere where they might have a backyard and some land, and this is some way to maybe pass on a piece of furniture they didn't want to take to this next phase of life to their neighbors. it's interesting to see how social media platforms are tapping into this, facebook being a perfect example. >> mike, they do have it in the city it works in urban areas. >> we've done this without the app for a long time. you just walk the streets and you see things here's a fascinating dynamic, which is some old tattered coffee table that somebody else put on the sidewalk somehow is much more attractive than if that same thing was sitting in your home for five years there's this serendipity effect. >> next billion-dollar idea, mike, couchvana. white glove service delivered. >>> thank you, everybody >>> coming up, if you want to know what

welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." >> a year ago, kelly clarkson added talk show host to that listall and drink a lot of wine in a bathroom alone and pray. other days will be great. >> i do those things already. >> she was a natural from the start. with her relentless charm. sense of humor. >> you are tall. >> of course, that voice. this opens every show. ♪ >> i have been covering songs for almost 20 years on tour. i don't even hear -- i choose all the songs from all the ones that fans send in. i don't know until the morning of. i listen right before i go out and i do it. i'm so used to covering songs. to try to find a little -- to do something different. ♪ >> daytime talk is a notoriously difficult place to succeed. in her inaugural season, kelly won the emmy award for outstanding entertainment talk show host. >> everyone was saying -- i was shocked. i gotta tell you how i found out. i forgot that the emmys were on. i'm sitting there playing with legos with my kids. my executive producer called and said, you are the best host. i was like, thank you. i was having a hard week. i lit

>> kelly: good morning. >> ryan: hi, kelly ripa on this wednesday, september 16th.re you doing? >> kelly: i'm doing well. my pants didn't split. it's the small victories nowadays

listen to what the president said. >> i know john kelly. he was with me, didn't do a good job, had no temperament, and ultimately he was petered out. he got -- he was exhausted. this man was totally exhausted. he wasn't even able to function in the last number of months. >> reporter: and so you see the president's response there to the fact that general kelly has not commented, is to disparage him, the president even suggesting at one point that the former four star marine corps general might have been the source of this or one of the sources, at least, of this "atlantic" story. of course, we have been trying to see if general kelly will comment on this and ana, i know that some people close to kelly are trying to get him to come out and talk publicly about his feelings about the president but so far, he has resisted doing so. >> we will see. thank you. i want to bring in someone who served nearly three decades in the u.s. navy and retired as a rear admiral following his military career. he went on to return to government to serve as a spok

there has been no remarks about john kelly's son as he stood with john kelly at the national cemeterying it's because they are all true. this is donald trump on 60 minutes. >> he was captured. does being captured make you a hero? i don't know, i am not sure. >> kim atkins, if he had said nice things about john mccain in private, it would be the first time. >> this is not the first time. we have seen this repeatedly over and over again. we have seen him attack john mccain, seen him attack gold star families. we have seen him repeatedly show the lack of respect for the military and military family. if you look at a lot of the news that has come out over the last four years -- four days or four weeks, there is a lack of empathy or understanding of others. after he secondly attacked the kahns, there was an interview with donald trump, and he was asked what sacrifices he had made in his life. he responded with real estate business, jobs. he heard sacrifice as to what can i brag about. he doesn't understand what it means to sacrifice yourself or go fight on behalf of your country. he sees i

john kelly's son robert is buried in section 60. a first lieutenant in the marine corps, kelly was killed in 2010 in afghanistan. he was 29 years old, and president trump was meant on this visit to join john kelly in paying respects at his son's grave and to comfort the families of other fallen service members. but according to sources with knowledge of the visit, trump, while standing by robert kelly's grave, turned directly to kelly's father and said, quote, i don't get it. what was in it for them? john kelly, who declined to comment for this story, initially believed, people close to him said, that trump was making a ham-handed reference to the selflessness of america's all-volunteer force. but later he came to realize that trump simply does not understand non-transactional life choices. one of kelly's friends, a retired four-star general, tells goldberg, quote, he can't fathom the idea of doing something for other than himself. he just thinks anyone who does anything when there's no direct personal gain is a sucker. there's no m

i'm kelly evans.nd will join me in a minute we're at session lows right now, down 213 points on the dow up 175 this morning it's the nasdaq leading the declines down 1.7% right now. >>> plus, johnson & johnson is the fourth company to start phase 3 of us coronavirus vaccine trials how many americans are willing to take a vaccine once it's approved we have details with j&j shares up 1% today. >>> despite this broader selloff, n

good guess. >> kelly: that's a good one. >> ryan: call when dad. >> kelly: tomorrow on the show, jessica david muir will be here. >> ryan: and "@home improvement week" begins. - today on "tamron hall," @r making your life simpler to have more time for the things you love. meaghan murphy, the hack queen, for too-tight jeans, high heels, and more. what 1million youtube viewers learned from this woman's secret to covering dark eye circles. and now you can too. an all new "tamron hall" starts now. [dynamic music] ♪ vu - welcome to an all new "tamron hall" from my home. learning some quick and easy life hacks that are easy to do, low cost, and save time. it is the ttle things that count in life, when you' l or not feel like your entire existence is organizing and arranging the things around you. so, the less time actually you end up spending on these home projects, the better time you have, i guess, with the kids or with your loved ones, or just for yourself, okay? amen to self-love. my first guest is a self-described "home hack master." meaghan murphy is actually the content director for "wo

kelly? >>> coppi ingcoming up, is this of market selloff that requires help from the federal reserve? we'll ask eric rosengren next. >>> why are investors believing in bksan we'll explore much more on today's selloff. don't go anywhere. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." as you heard, the u.s. economy adding 1.4 million jobs last month, but payrolls are still about 11 million below where we were pre-pandemic. believe it or not, these job gains we've seen so far don't even take us four years back in terms of the labor and recovery market in terms of the fed's new path, i'm joined by fred rosengren and brian sullivan brian? >> let me start with what kelly was talking about, the jobs number coming in better than expectations does this change your outlook on the economy? >> so i think the employment report, as you just highlighted, was a pretty strong report and a little bit stronger than i was expecting. getting the unemployment rate down to 8.4% from 10.2% is certainly a significant improveme

kelly, back to you >> josh, thank you very much we appreciate it, sir. >>> the stock has been under pressure of late, so has the whole tech sector, so has the whole market, in fact. coming up, we'll tell you about j.p. morgp morgan out with its k for september. some of the names they mentioned may surprise you and there are a slew of retail names outperforming today. capri, american eagle, rh and foot locker all seeing gains of 6% foot locker up 7% in the past week now capri up almost 15% now in the same time. we'll keep an eye on it. we're back after the short break. stay with us i'm a verizon engineer. and i'm part of the team building... ...a powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband, and it's already available in parts of select cities. like los angeles. and in new york city. and it's rolling out in cities around the country. with massive capacity. it's like an eight-lane highway compared to a two-lane dirt road. 25x faster than today's 4g networks. in fact, it's the fastest 5g in the world. from the network more people rely on. this

thanks and quincy, thank you kelly. >>> let's get to the bond market where rick is tracking the action this afternoon. >> good afternoon. a 30-year bond gives you a lot of information there's a one week chart right now, it's down a basis point on the day it's down a handful of basis points on the week this is an important area. we traded below 140 we're back at 140. opened the chart up to mid-july. we have avoided a close under 140. we have been down there intraday several times. this is moving to be a consolidation support area to pay attention to which side we close on may be key. if you look to foreign exchange, the dollar index does a nice job this week. it's not only lower against the dollar, it's lower against all the major currencies tyler, kelly, back to you. >>> all right. thank you very much. coming up, tiktok in limbo as no deal has been made ahead of impending ban and we're expected to hear from the trump administration in the next 15 minutes or so and we will bring you the details as soon as we get them >>> robinhoods locking in an $11 billion valuation this week. it's chi

there's all kinds of -- >> ryan: kelly. >> kelly: this is how we have to see each other now.

general kelly will tell him.e is -- and that is the sad part that these patriots that have joined trump and have become his enablers are right now helping him instead of holding him accountable, they are enabling him to continue to damage our democracy of our democratic institutions. there is no doubt the content of the article in "the atlantic" are correct, are true. the folks in coming days will come forward and will certify that. >> how do you know, sir? have you talked to people who you believe will come forward and verify on the record these sources -- these reports? >> i have not spoken to anyone, but i am witness to what he spoke about senator mccain, it's public record. he continues to deny, his white house continues to deny. but the record speaks for itself. it is public information. it is available to anyone. >> so that's different from these allegations in "the atlantic" which include several things, part of that is that he questioned why people go into this service while standing with john kelly at th

the three of you. >> ryan: i like that dress. >> kelly:

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. a small step forward in stimulus talks with a new proposed package in meetings today. the market isn't sold yet. we'll get the greatest details >>> the value of nothing the asset investors may be overlooking when buying stocks and it could give a big-time boost to returns >>> the tiffany battle continues, group watch from disney and microsoft thinks you miss your commute. dom chu is here with the markets. hi, dom. >> that's one heck of a virtual presence device you've got going over there right now, but i am looking at the markets because at the lows of the session we were down about 256 points on the dow industrial average you can see we were positive at one point, but the s&p 500 still eyeing that 3355 area. that's a big movement there in the 50-day nasdaq composite. sigh real outperformer on the day as it's been outperforming to the upside and underperforming to the downside. keep that in mind. two of the sectors that have been the most volatile over the course of the past couple w

kelly needed to be loyal to him and only him. kelly immediately realized the problem of trump's request for loyalty. he pushed back on the president's demand. kelly says he's loyal to the constitution of law but refused to pledge his loyalty to trump. the president demands for loyalty tracks with comey's experience with trump. here was another senior administration official, a demand that had come the very day after comey was fired. schmidt goes onto explain how mueller's team demanded a longer interview with john kelly. >> there is also -- i should tell you on the john kelly front. there is a moment in which john kelly describes something about trump as the equivalent of french kissing a chain saw? i could not explain all that part with you but you will have to read the book for that one. michael schmidt also reports in this new book the back story of how white house officials tried to stop juared kushner and the president's daughter from getting top levels security clearances because of some warning that turned up into the inve

aw that's the news update, kelly.ck to you >> it's just like home >> i know, right in exa exactly. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> a bright spot for restaurants. new data suggesting people are dining out more and more, but not every company is reaping the benefits we'll look at the winners and losers >>> if you're an investor in airline stocks, you learn to take the good with the bad these days american says they need help these days the whole sector is trading off. we'll have full details after this and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with and can save you money on auto, home and renters insurance. become a member today. get an insurance quote at usaa.com/quote usaa. what you're made of we're made for to deliver your packages. and the peace of mind of knowing that important things like your prescriptions, and ballots, are on their way. every day

phil >> thank you, kelly.k you for joining me from your headquarters in new york you announced you are adding 22 routes to florida, the ka rib y -- caribbean, latin america tell us how you've been doing the last few months. >> good morning, everyone. as i said before, we're very focused on the domestic market the international flying we have is very close to home. we're very leisure focused, so we continue to see opportunities as we start to see a little recovery here. we are still in very challenging times, but we have seen over the last few weeks some small improvements in demand i really think our focus in the domestic market, our nimbleness, means we're able to act quickly to take advantage of those our number one pride in the moment remains with cash burn. we are well positioned to take advantage of bringing down our cash burn. >> robin, where is your cash burn right now >> we guided cash burn for the third quarter between 7 to $9 million a day. >> and you're generally in that area i know you have earning

>> hello, kelly, hello, everybody.ere's what's happening at this hour >>> lawmakers bid farewell to ruth bader ginsburg as her casket left the capitol. ginsburg is the first woman and the first jewish woman to lie in state there. she got a personal tribute from her personal trainer of 15 years. brian johnson honored his long-time physical client by dropping down and giving her push-ups sfo >>> florida restaurants and other businesses can now operate at full capacity after ron desantis expressed doubt of reducing the spread of covid-19. local governments will not be able to impose stricter mandates on businesses going forward. >>> according to the world health organization, the global death toll from covid-19 could double to 2 million before a vaccine is widely available. >>> you're up to date, kell. i'll send it back to you >>> have a cocktail on quantity us in your own home. bts is teaming with fortnight and "dradraftkings is above all airlines that's ahead stay with us for skin that never holds you back don't settle

i should tell you on the john kelly front, there is a moment in which john kelly describes something about trump as the equivalent of french kissing a chainsaw? and i couldn't explain all that part of it to you, but you're going to have to read the book for that one. michael schmidt also reports in this new book the backstory on how white house officials tried to stop jared kushner and the president's daughter ivanka from getting top-level security clearances because of some warning that turned up in the investigation into whether or not they should qualify for that kind of clearance. some sort of highly compartmented information that john kelly was briefed on, which led to a strong recommendation that jared kushner not receive a top-level clearance. nevertheless, the president overruled that objection and said that kushner should get one as well as his daughter, ivanka. this is from schmidt's book. may 22nd, 2018. chief of staff's office, the west wing. don mcgahn's recommendation meant nothing to trump. the following day he told john kelly that despite the concerns of the agencies

as for the yield curve, kellie nailed it. under 50, and let's take a wide curve trade, 30s to 5s, it's gone from 123 down to 2110, and could epps in mind, the dollar is virtually unchanged after a small bounce, several sessions ago, but commodity prices are getting hit. let's look at corn, copper and gold on the intraday chart, you can see what i'm talking about kelly, back to you. >> rick, stick around for a moment, if you would we have breaking news from charles evans. steve liesman has the details. >> chicago fed president charles expense saying a new fed action could be coming pretty soon. he expect, quote, outcome-based guidance where the -- specifically to hitting certainly economic targets as well as new quaint at a timive easing he says that could soon be beneficial, very explicitly saying it could happen soon. perhaps he does. he goes on to say the lack of fiscal aid represents a, quote, very significant downside risk, and puts vulnerable households and businesses at risk he a forecasting is strong third quarter rebo

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so many have gone up in a down week, kelly. back over to you >> thank you, sir. what he's talked about in the last two weeks have put the s&p down about 6% of their highs bank of america says they're experiencing a normal correction and the bull market is alive and well are you still optimistic about this market, randall >> i'm not a technician so i'll not even project what the market is going to do over the next month, et cetera but given the low level of interest rates we have, this market can do much better than you would normally assume for some time to come. >> so you are in the camp, randall, that means low interest rates means higher tostock valuations, but is that a one h one-time reset or do we keep resetting? does it have to keep going down for the market to climb or not >> it can't keep going down. i would go so far as to say that eventually interest rates must go up. and that's the reason we are so focused on buying value stocks that we think we'll be able to stand up well in a really tough market environment >> you have to be a brave man to do that r

when the president asks john kelly -- and i know john kelly.great marine, serves the country with distinction. he's somebody who's a stand up person. and i resent the fact that the president winds up demeaning him as well today. because the bottom line is his son, john kelly's son, did die and he's buried in articlington. and i've been there with john kelly. and i paid tribute to his son for the sacrifice that he made for this country. i didn't ask the question, what was in it for him, which is what the president is quoted as asking. what is in it -- what was in it for them? as if to say that service to country, love of country, is somehow not enough, when it really is. that's why we are proud of our men and women in uniform because service to country and love of country comes first. >> secretary, i appreciate you taking the time to join us tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >>> also with us, maggie haberman, white house correspondent for the "new york times." you have some reporting and other comments that the president has made in private, spe

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