yes and marc rich exactly he did this with all kinds of people not notably susan mcdougal who went to prison because she refused to give up the goods on the clintons and whitewater and he pardoned her none of this seems to get mentioned here by my friends over there at c.n.n. and they're not alone i mean a just totally ignore facts that don't make their case for him and you know that this is the problem with the media the liberal media today they do this all of the time yeah all the time you're absolutely right i don't want you to get this now jeffrey from m.s.m. b.c.s. and n.b.c. the host of meet the press chuck todd. listen to what he said about the daytime shows on m s n b c for what it's worth there is no editorial point of view here on any of these newscasts on m s n b c in the daytime the label doesn't fit donald trump knows that on joe biden that he's a wild leftist that he's a tool of the radical left so instead you get what we saw yesterday which is this kind of hodgepodge this mash up of incoherent attacks on joe biden and not really a frame that he can use going into nov

given ground i mean that's what is being reported from with in the summit building that particularly marc rich or the dutch prime minister who has really far valiantly for days on and on and was flags flying for having maximum control over the money that is supposed to be paid out to the southern states after the qana crisis that he has some how real and that he has he is content it was a formula there is going to be some sort of emergency break if they think the money is really being squandered and something that is totally useless then he could call up the finance ministers and then they would bend over it's an oath ok we'll. read this we'll look at it that's they want to spend the other aspect is that the fruit frugal seem to have managed to really would will away the amount of grants they have lowered them from originally 502 possibly $375.00 now that is a reduction by a 3rd and for them that would be a huge victory france is still really not content to lose that but round that area of money that volume in agreement could sort of privately settle. just quickly if this deal happens do we th

commission so marc rich really driving the opposition to many parts of the steel actually over the past days we were seeing those divisions emerge marina talk with us about how you know those wedges are being driven between various member states sarah it's not unusual that leaders take a bit longer when they talk money we've been seeing that earlier when they talk about a budget it can last longer even if today or this time it lasted very long but of course discounts hide the fact that there are divisions between north and south and also between east and west and this was shown by one sticking point and that was the rule of law mechanism that was the they discussed the question if money can be suspended if countries if you countries violate the rule floor and now your leaders agreed on a mechanism but many fear this mechanism will remain toothless marinus trials in brussels thank you. let's get more now we are joined by younis emmanuel letus he is the director of studies at the european policy center think tank thank you so much for joining us this morning how groundbreaking is this dea

series of pardons that appalled a lot of people in the most notable among them was the fugitive marc rich and that became so notorious that clint and himself later it wasn't worth it. it looks like all the world it was a payoff because rich's wife had given tons of money to the democrats and the clinton's campaign. it looked in all the world like a payoff and in addition there is a woman named susan mcdougall who was asked a testified in the whitewater investigation of the clinton's. she balked at certain key questions and the president's truthfulness and later pardoned her and held her up as a hero. while democrats are getting on the fan in cap the pelosi and talking about staggering corruption and national security implications from the commutation, it seems that what they need to do is consult their own record books and remember what has gone before them. we seem to be living in an age of extraordinary exaggeration. >> bret: thank you as always, brit, and the first interview tonight with sean hannity on 9:00 p.m. the latest on the massive fire that has engulfed the navy worship in san

and i think that you have to understand, even when clinton pardoned marc rich, he did it as he was on. i think that this is a thumb in the eye to the justice system from a guy that says he is mr. law and order when it comes to a street criminal, but not to his friend who has clearly, clearly broken the law and has even forced robert mueller's hand to come out and say, you know, this is wrong. >> dana: it is an interesting comparison, thumb in the eye, but it was like the thumb in the eye to the entire country. i think. >> katie: yes, this situation, the president is not denying that roger stone committed a crime, which is why he did a common tatian and not a pardon, but the idea that somehow adam schiff is making the argument that roger stone lied on behalf of the president, lied to cover it up, are we really to believe that the robert mueller special counsel investigation hinged on roger stone? the one person who may have had information considering hundreds of subpoenas, thousands of interviews, thousands of documents, millions of dollars, a wide-ranging team of prosecutors that had

susan mcdougall, one of your associates who was pardon for her role in whitewater, marc rich, who gave0,000 to the clinton library, or at least his wife dead, donated 1 million democrat campaign, and he gets t of these pardons were when he was going out the door. this president has used it sparingly and instead focus on criminal justice reform, helping those, to rectify racial disparities in our sentencing, and clinton and obama did a lot of pardoning. political motivated, it seems. they didn't do much to help the innocent people who have served their time and been given unduly harsh sentences. >> reporter: i will follow-up, this is from the jewish new syndicate. what is the stance on israel planning to apply sovereignty to parts of the west bank from the democrats? from nancy pelosi, to aoc, who say such a move would undermine national security in the u.s. israel alliance. >> secretary mcenany: i have no update on the current status, other than the president has been a strong supporter of israel. >> reporter: we are coming up on the 3-year anniversary of the president treating that he

improve their economies many of those recommendations have long been ignored so a prime minister like marc rich whose country is fairly solid on a fiscal level wanted to be sure that if there was going to be this grants program if his taxpayers were going to be borrowing money in order to help spain italy and other countries that at the same time he could tell them look it's not that you're giving away any money bong economic reforms you're strengthening the entire economy of the e.u. the single market that they all rely on and that's really what they're counting on here that when this is all said and done not only has italy recovered from coronavirus but in fact has improved its economies in ways that it is failed to do for the last 15 years and david the timing is very critical isn't it i mean the money is needed now by many of these countries but he has still to both start an authorization process not on d.c. that taking right will this is a combination of steps that they have to take they know that they've had to rush some money out to the countries and they started by doing that we wrote a

clinton did in pardoning marc rich in 2001. does anyone recall that barack obama commuted the sentence of unrepentant puerto rican terrorists and of chelsey manning whose leaks jeopardized american troops? so "the wall street journal" coming to his defense this morning. finally byron, let's circle back to our top story this morning at what we are seeing happening here in new york city with escalating violence and now that new video of a member of the nypd in a choke hold as cheers roared on from the crowds around. you have the police now confirming a 600% spike in shootings in note one 24-hour period compared to the same day last year, and now worded that police are retiring in droves. byron, your thoughts this morning as we look at this vid video? >> it's a terrible scene and it has a number of causes. one of the most direct cause as is the city let 2,500 criminals out of rikers island because of coronavirus concerns. we know that a significant portion of them have gone on to commit more crimes. we also know that the city seem

clinton pardoned one of his major campaign donors marc rich is a person who was a fugitive from unitedwo pardons or commutations you don't like our political process. issue constitution and nancy pelosi [inaudible] try to reign that is in unconstitutional as i'm sure the people on the left have already told her. i think what we have to look at here is the compassionate nature of this. the fact that the president has been very, very sparing his four years and using this important power at all. and i think when you look at the end of the day history will look back on these mueller prosecutions and see them for the injustifiable that they were. and i also think that roger stone has a very good chance of reversing at least some of his convictions on appeal. brian: as an attorney certainly would know that and lopez a radical marxist communist puerto rican killer. >> yes. brian: were you surprised? disappointed that john durham is not guaranteeing to have his report done as he looks at this overall investigation into what was happening with the trump campaign leading up to the 2016 election

let's not forget bill clinton pardoned his brother and business partner marc rich.the president is doing, especially when you look at that barack obama number? >> there is nothing, pete. what's happening and this reaction is folks trying to score cheap political points but you know let's remember the president has broad constitutional powers as you mentioned earlier today. he considered mr. stone's age, his health, the covid risk that is very prevalent currently in our prisons, together with you know, the perceived, you know, bias of the prosecutors and jury in mr. stone's conviction and prosecution. so i think, you know, this president has used his constitutional powers sparingly. he has looked at cases where he feels that a fairness, a fundamental fairness has not been done and he tries to right those wrongs. so i would expect as this president continues to serve in this role that he will grant other pardons, commutations and other executive clemency as he sees fit. you know what? that is the way the constitution is written, pete. really i think the criticism to s

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marc andreessen. tons of people have been living that way and saying, we need multistate corporate capitalism. just shareholder only is not working. the rich poor gap is getting to wide. it is leaving the environment behind. there is this a in esg funds. almost every fund wants to be in esg fund. i do think joe biden is moving to wall street. wall street was already moving there. i do not think that is a concern for the market as much as the tax code. >> i want to go back for a second because you were talking about the skyhigh tech valuations. what is that mean in terms of -- what does that mean in terms of how you are investing? >> a friend of mine said, in markets like this, you want to be on an airplane on the seat closest to the exit. i missed this tech move. i was smart enough to not keep fighting it. i have not been participating. i have a lot of friends making a lot more money than i am these days. i have a whole bunch of gold and bitcoin. that is also participating in this liquidity driven bubble. they will be longer-term winners in the liquidity driven bubble. manianot catching this you are seeing in the storied stocks. haslinda: