marco rubio with the latest in florida. now to the other storm, the trade war that prompted a lot of selling. susan li, what is going on? >> september is starting off how most of august went, which is down for stocks. uncertainty over trade with china looming once again. so tariffs on $300 billion of chinese goods going into effect, september 1. as promised. chin retaliating with their own tariffs and suing the u.s. at the wto. caterpillar and boeing down again leaving the markets lower. president trump not backing down this morning, warning china in a tweet that a deal would get much tougher if he wins re-election. bloomberg reporting that new dates for talks between the two sides has been difficult to nail down suggesting there's still a big divide between the two largest economies in the world. investors also concerned about a slowing u.s. economy with manufacturing contracting. the ism following below 50, and the worst ranking in three years. not a good start to the month of september, which is the weakest for stock mar

we were supporting scott walker for president, then we went to marco rubio, and eventually to ted cruz, who won the nomination here. once president trump started doing the things we wanted him to do, we saw he was the right choice. and continues to do what needs to be done. charlie sykes is part of the resistance. the resistance strategy is that through enough -- against the wall. he has lost credibility. host: do think donald trump will win again in wisconsin? caller: standard. host: same question to you, do you think president trump wins wisconsin again in 2020? guest: thomas is probably not a fan of mine anymore, but can i point out that i was on the air here in wisconsin for more than 20 years and i did support scott walker and i would've supported marco rubio. i helped ted cruz when the primary. that some point you have to have some principles and standards, and i have been unwilling to surrender all of those to support donald trump. so will he win in wisconsin? the caveat was i did not think he would win in 2016, but i that wisconsin will be the battleground state. i think it is

republican strategists in the country, these guys were campaign managers for the job campaign, the marco rubio campaign and the ted cruz campaign respectively. they are danny diaz. [applause] terry sullivan. [applause] a little less enthusiasm for terry. >> please clap. jethro -- jeff roe. joined bypposed to be a fourth guest, the campaign manager for john kasich's presidential campaign, but she has run into some flight difficulties and could not make it today. floodgates to the the anti-john kasich abuse these other three were planning. ok?everybody here is good? maybe not quite so much? let's jump into it. we concluded our last conversation, we had a great panel discussion with these folks some months ago and we concluded the panel conversation about talking among other things among the -- about the changing demographics in america and specifically how that would shape the devil ground map heading into 2020. we are in texas and i want to start with texas and talk to you 14s about where we are months out from election day, where we are specifically as this pertains to texas being competitive

i would have supported marco rubio. i helped ted cruz win the primary. but at some point you have to have some principles, you have to have some standards and i have been unwilling to vendor those to support donald trump. so will donald trump win wisconsin? i give it the caveat that i did not think he was going to win in wisconsin. i think wisconsin is going to be the battleground state. it's a microcomp of the rest of the country and the vote is divided to urban, rural, suburban. there are strong holds that are hard core republican strong holds and donald trump won wisconsin because he really flipped the northern rural parts of the state, many counties that had voted for obama twice voted for donald trump. i expect that they will do that again. so the question is will democrats turn out in big numbers in places like milwaukee and dane county. in the midterm elections they did. but it's a whole different ball game with the general election. so i think that if i knew who the democratic nominee was, i could give you a much stronger prediction. so far in th

stage orolitico on cameraman -- campaign managers from ted cruz, marco rubio and george bush. this is one hour. tim: good morning. how is everybody doing? lively, huh? do you want me to get you coffee? thank you guys for being here. my name is tim alberta. i am the chief political correspondent. i would normally not read this. carnage" "american available on preorder. i have little kids who needs a lot of diapers, go and buy them. you tolighted to welcome the texas tribune festival which politico is proud to be an official media partner. texansbune has invited to a free politics, news, and community festival. anotherlike to thank sponsor for their sponsorship today. my colleagues and i are excited to convene important conversations this afternoon including a playbook exchange with the house freedom caucus, spoiler alert, they are not for impeachment. how to fix american politics will be after that. 2020 and the border will be third in the order, and then finally agriculture in the modern world, so stick around. this brings me to our first conversation of the day, and i am hono

i'd like to thank my friends senator marco rubio and congressman bullard is have a been advocates inthe venezuelan people as we fight for r freedom across the globe. i'm proud to her work with sam rubio along with my colleague à Ãto offer protections for the venezuelan people while making the forms to tps. rathe crisis in venezuela is a defining human rights issue of our time. maduro is starting his own people and innocent children are dying. what's happening in venezuela is pure genocide. we have to act but we also need to be responsible. the courts have basically made a temporary program permit which is not sustainable. my amendment protects a vulnerable venezuelan population while making sure human rights violators are clearly identified as ineligible to come to the u.s.. my bill grants tps from venezuelans right now. the amendment also makes much in reforms to our tps program the amendment grants tps to venezuelans for 18 months. requires congressional approval for tps extensions no more than 18 months at a time. my amendment limits the ability tiof the illegal aliens with no con

liz: you have senator marco rubio saying socialism is incompatible with america.take on the government deciding what you should be paid. top down minimum wage. ways your take? >> it just does not work? look at the countries that tried that. i like to see sunlight every day. you can't play with the economy and set it or set standards -- not standards, wages. we have a minimum wage. we have a healthy minimum wage. go across the river to new jersey and i believe it's about a $4 minimum wage. liz: scandinavian countries are held up as examples and they don't have a minimum wage. >> they hold the scandinavian countries in high ideal for healthcare. but go take a ticket at the bakery and wait to get your broken arm fixed. it doesn't work. liz: what are you hearing anecdotally about what the democrats are talking about? >> i talk to them all the time. not just in my restaurants. i talk to anybody on the streets who will talk to me. anecdotally people don't understand it. >> you are great, thank you for having us. thank you for joining us. lou dobbs next. [♪] lou: good ev

marco rubio says dorman captaincy was questioned in midweek that after he used some choice language to hit back at critics of dortmund's mentality fragile minds can't afford to concede early goals not rush excess smashing braman in front on 7 minutes i. don't mean showed their fortitude by hitting back almost immediately. so with the goal a super perp diving header and then with the half time whistle approaching another ball in from the right another header $21.00 thanks to royce but just when things looked to be on the up. braman still win with an equaliser 10 minutes after the break marcos frito in the right place at the far post i. don't know and had their chances to win it but couldn't find another goal. more points dropped for the men in black and yellow. which. marcus to ram as mentioned backs man of the moment the french striker scored his 1st but his league goals last weekend and he was in the thick of it again at hoffenheim playing in compact allison player for the falls open and just before half time to ram was a trial of 1000000 euro some arrivals from gang gone another ramp

marco rubio had something to say. let me play it for you. >> the president has admitted he has raised the issue with the ukrainian president. that's something that the voters can determine. it's possible to do something that is wrong and not be an impeachable offense. people throw that term around so loosely, that it lost all meeting. >> it strikes me, does he have a point? >> no. >> no. i think he's lost the courage to look at the clear facts. and he's trying to avoid the decision that may be his to vote as a juror. in the meantime, he should be calling for the house of representatives to get an impeachment inquiry, the formal process under way. so that the facts can be laid out there. it may come to an election, rather than impeachment vote, on the house and on the senate jury. that's a possibility. but the issue before us, is do we proceed in a formal way to get the facts out? clearly, the president has st e stonewalled. we can provide one more important way to overcome the stoneballing. that's to formally take our

john mccain, and current colleagues like marco rubio and tom cotton. the other point on the spectrum is isolationism. a concern of foreign entanglements, a reluctance to engage in the world, a desire to pull back behind our shores. and not put our sons and daughters in harm's way. the political leader most frequently associated with this view, sen. rand paul. i have long described my views as a third point in the triangle. i disagree with neither of those two binary approaches to politics. my view has been described as that of a non-interventionist hawk. and what does that mean? what it means is that i believe the overarching objective of the us foreign policy, the touchstone for any military involvement should be defending the vital national security interests of the united states. it should not be promoting democracy. it should not be promoting abstract values, it should be keeping americans safe. now what does that mean? what does that mean in practice because an abstract that can sound quite general. let's go with some specifics. when pres. obama p

marco rubio, he always sounds a little bit like a guy who is giving a speech at a high scho school. >> when he says things like we have a role to play, we do and we don't, we should help and speak in favor of the protesters but when he talks about the madness the act, there has been 0 russian behavior in china has a much bigger economy and a much greater will to see this throu through. >> and somebody ways they can screw with us. >> not without elections but infiltrating our technology and universities in taken advantage of immigration loopholes in all sorts of stuff in order to bring us down so they can have economic dominance. >> the reality immersing this book of the trade war in all the different foreign-policy tools with marco rubio and others have discussed, we are dealing with the hegemon, usually when the u.s. things of the foreign-policy toolkit is a question of do we go alone or international consensus. we have all the leverage and we could do it we need to do is the question of what. >> more lovers than we. >> we can tell them, this matters an incredible amount and we insis

there are people who said -- like marco rubio from florida -- is that we're not sure about allowing u.s. investors to invest in chinese companies because we do not -- how much is this protecting investors? brendan: i think the would catch thisuld catch as protecting american investors from practices in china that may or may not be as transparent as they are in the u.s.. there is a school of thought in the white house that american capital, american investments effectively goes to the chinese government in the form of state owned enterprise. is the mindset of some folks. david: to what extent is it a reciprocal issue? we should at least be reciprocal. if you want to loosen yours up, we should loosen hours up. brendan: you hear the word reciprocity a lot. -- thelutely would be administration would base it on we will treat you the way you treat us. that is one of the arguments that china does not treat us like them. that would be part of the motivation. give us a broader perspective about what this could do to valuations in the united states and in china. we are already seeing chinese stoc

all of this is happening as marco rubio pending new foxbusiness.com office saying socialism is entirely incompatible and america and the unique entrepreneurial spirit. is rubio right with his offside and is sanders new plan taken away from america's new entrepreneurial spirit and the freedom to pay employees and executives what they want. >> it seems every week there's a new wealth tax by one of the candidates. this is about the third or fourth that bernie sanders has proposed. this is contrary to the whole idea of the american dream if you succeed, you pay your taxes. why should you have to pay a second, third, fourth tax. my feeling is, there are a lot of ceos that are way overpaid especially when the stock does not perform in the company does not perform. though ceos should not be paid the high amount of overpaid. you know who should be policing that, not government, the shareholders of these companies. >> it is not happening, steve, i'm with you on that but i look at capitalism right now and by far is the best way, let's get that out in the open but there is a challenge of the middl

right now at the city of marco rubio so it wasn't the promise of brown. everywhere remainders of those who couldn't escape recovery workers measure the cost in bodies a moment's rest interrupted by the discovery of yet another victim little wonder that officials here are preparing from mass casualties. on a state visit to china german chancellor angela merkel has said that the freedoms of the hong kong people quote must be guaranteed after an official welcome at the great hall of the people in beijing local met premier league show and that you discuss the ongoing trade war between china and the us that the dispute is having global consequences and she hopes it can be resolved soon but it was her comments on hong kong that most resonated with merkel saying a peaceful solution to the territories pro-democracy protests is needed. one starts ireland for one country 2 systems is the basic principle and based on that we have an agreement signed by china and the u.k. in 1984 and the hong kong basic law guarantees the freedom and rights of hong kong citizens. dur

we have heard from marco rubio trying to limit pension funds in the u.s.investing in these obscure firms in china, the stocks and bonds. we have heard of the possibility of this happening and what this would mean at a time when these global benchmarks like msci have been quadrupling chinese equities, not to mention chinese bonds being included in a global benchmark. we have to note that interestingly last night, we had russell coming out and skipping their addition of chinese bonds into their global index. seenafter we had already the moves by bloomberg barclays to have chinese bonds on their global indices as well. limitingell yesterday and not adding those chinese bonds. most analysts have said this is just a delay. it will eventually happen. go backbrendan, if we to you in london, we are seeing the most reaction in things like alibaba. these are massive companies and massive employers in china. if the money is taken out of these companies as a result of this, and it is all speculative because nothing has happened, would we see layoffs? would that be the

marco rubio, the answer to all our problems is not constantly i disagree with something you do, we'll impeach you. a lot of hysteria over a little. richard burr, i don't know if the complaint even deals with the intelligence community. play this out for me. you're not in a position certainly at this point where you're going to get a conviction by a republican-led senate. >> no, but we haven't seen the complaint and we haven't heard from the acting dni. there's still potentially more surprises down the road. it's been reported it's not the -- the complaint is not comprised of just one conversation. there was supposed to be a promise the president's made. it was supposed to be a series of facts that led to this both credible and urgent complaint. and obviously we had four and a half hours in classified session on friday where the i.g. was telling the congress this remains an urgent matter which they must be able to assess as soon as possible. there is room in the future for potential republican rebuke of the president on this. i see what they're saying. i was emailing with a republican

there is a bill up on capitol hill supported by senator marco rubio of florida, who is looking to do just this. it was only a matter of time where those headlines went from the hill to the white house to wall street. today, that's when it happened. ashley: so the president said this because -- can he do this by executive order, just de-list chinese companies and put those caps in place on chinese investment, or does it have to go through congress and be voted on? >> there's a lot of things that this administration can do. some of it is through regulation. some of it is using the bully pulpit of the presidency. is passing any time soon, but n what we would be looking at is what rubio and others have asked for is that if a firm is to be listed here in the united states, u.s. regulators need to have access to their audited financials. those financial audits do not cross over the border from china elsewhere. when we talk to our contacts in china, china views those as state secrets so what we have heard is that the white house is viewing this in some ways as investor protection. if you do

strategists in the country, three guys who wear the campaign managers for the jeb bush campaign, marco rubio, and ted cruz campaign. they are danny diaz, say hello. >> hello. hold your applause. [applause] tim: terry sullivan. [applause] a little lesson through the and for terry. >> please clap. that is true. tim: finally, jeff, no applause. >> do not clap all around. tim: we were supposed to be joined by a fourth gas, who was the -- a fourth guest, but that ran into a little bit of flight difficulties, so she could not make it today, which will open the floodgates to the anti-kasich abuse that these guys were planning to levy. >> he is still writing his dropout speech. tim: can everybody hear us ok. maybe not jeff? all right, we will let you jump into it. we concluded our last conversation, we had a great panel discussion with these and weome months ago, were talking about other things about the changing demographics in america and how that when she -- how that would shape the battleground map in 2020. we are here in texas and i want to talk to you guys about where we are 14 months out from

republican senators marco rubio and rick scott also called on the trump administration to lift certain visa requirements to speed bahamians' entry into the u.s. but onon monday, trump dismissed the idea of easing travel requirements for people from the bahamas. pres. trtrump: but we have to be very careful. everybody needs totally proper documentation because, look, the bahamas has some tremendous problems with people going to the bahamas that were not supposed to be there. i don't want to allow people that were not supposed to be in the bahamas to come in to the united states. including some very bad people and some very bad gang members and some very, very bad drug dealers. very're going to be very -- let me just explain. large sections, believe it or not, of the bombs were not hit. and what we're doing is bringing the people from the sections of the bahamas that have not been hit. juan: that was president trump referring to some of the survivors as very bad people. his comments came just a day after more than 100 people seeking aid and refuge in the united states were turned away af

four years ago they worked for marco rubio.tell dirty jokes give immediate attention. it worked in the sense we got media attention, but voters didn't reactivate. we regretted it after the fact. i see a lot of these candidates who are underperforming right now going into that same path. they are getting the media attention, but i don't think voters want bunch of party mouse. >> jessica: don't be little marco. retreat from tulsa gabbard. "hey, donald trump, being saturday america's [bleep] is not america first." i believe that's her first [bleep]. >> kennedy: if you are swearing, you are failing. that's why the top three candidates -- and might be a generational, but it reminded me when scientology was making a big push back against the book "going clear," which was then made into an hbo documentary, their handlers, their p.r. people, were coming out and swearing publicly. to sound cool. "i'm really with it! aw, heck, kids!" you better have great ideas. i love swearing, i think cursing is super fun. [laughter] i think it's great

here are now exclusively on that and other big stories today, senator marco rubio, a member of the senatenator, good to see you tonight. thank you for being here. obviously a few things to talk about but i want to get your reaction first to this decision by nancy pelosi today. >> first of all, the term impeachment has lost all meaning. it's thrown around cavalierly. impeachment is an extraordinary measure. it's an extraordinary remedy. it basically means we are going to throw out the results of the last election and i would think that at a minimum, it divides the country deeply and it takes a tremendous amount of energy. while you're working on something like that you're not getting anything else done like funding the government as an example, which is something we should be doing around here and so the question becomes if you're going to do something that extraordinary and that divisive, shouldn't, before you go out running her mouth about it, you have some facts before you, shouldn't you wait, for example before the transcript of the call comes out gimmick at the intelligence, talk to t

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it might be what chris christie did with marco rubio saying, the doubt you had i'm going to accentuate it in the debate and have you thinking about it for weeks. maybe i won't think about it, but now that you are look at the field again. >> when he called marco rubio a robot for repeating the same thing in debate after debate. let's talk about elizabeth warren, anna. through three rounds of debates where others have found momentary success in lobbing broadsides at their rivals on stage, warren has not. she has emerged as the most confident in her own agenda and the most capable of setting the agenda to which the rest of the field responds. i do think it is interesting, anna, and i have noticed this in the last three debates. i wonder why democrats are spending as much time, some of them, going after donald trump. the democratic party does not like donald trump. do they need to be reminded? is it not a better idea to focus on the ideas you have, and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders certainly, but elizabeth warren has been doing that it seems, anna, to great effect. >> absolutely. i t

chance to make up for his poor performance against union of the day and then not a minute captain marco rubio is completed his brace of the formula against leverkusen is a strong signal from do it means how do you feel this is i'm a vicious it's important that the boy is given a fantastic answer to the criticism of 2 weeks ago that we don't take our chances i think we responded well. i'll. leave you cruising suffered their heaviest thrashing since last campaign same spring fixture which dortmund also won 4 nil footmen are back in for him just in time. the champions league but what about the other champions league contenders 1st place likes it welcome 2nd place by and in a mouthwatering head to head or as. a young ambitious uli and not as man is considered a tactical genius like say she's been a tricky competitive a biotin in the last 3 years in the now with not as man of the helm good lights possibly take it to the next level. man studies his opponents and adjusts his own team's formation to match let's see if he could do the same with body. was the much anticipated encounter didn't start out

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one of the sponsor marco rubio t had thissay about the bill. >> the fundamental question on this and on various topics with regard to crdna is how come this case those companies ms in publicly trudied -- why don't they have to meet the same standas as american companies have to meet o other companies have to meet. >> officials her not abl to really put any kind of scenarios on this. where this is going to end up. but theyo say the measuressre under discussion here at the white house. for "nightly business report" eamon javs in washington. >>> despite today'sdecline, stocks have been fairly resilit in seember. so what's next? john trainor i chief investment officers at people's united advisers. >> hello, thank you. >> you say this a tale of two septembers getting ready to close out this month.. how so? >> correct. were talking about this this morning on our investment call, that august was rlly -- really had the turmoil that you would normally see in september. soe really thought we had an early september last month. but wh theil tur that we have seen in the market, the market we saw

marco rubio was part of that. lindsey graham at one point. i mentioned the u.s. chamber of commerce. i also tread on somewhat dangerous ground because i talk about my own experience at cpac earlier this year which is run theeople who are part of close inner circle and they also have business interests and lobbying interests that show we should have more order and more limitations and in my view a moratorium on immigration until we can get some sort of control over the chaos. the deliberate chaos that has existed for the 25 plus years that i've been covering the issue. johnson and heen was asked about the ways u.s. connect can enact policies about illegal immigration. you have a visa system that reflects the needs of the economies and the families that are here that's going to be the greatest incentive for people to come legally. if you give people an option come legally or illegally people are going to choose the legal way. the problem is that the legal pathways in the united states are incredibly difficult if not nonexistent for many categories. when we were bui

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. >> marco rubio has been writing about this for a year or more.eaked to bloomberg two weeks before the chinese officials appear here by coincidence? >> i have no idea what was leaked to bloomberg, but if you go back and look at the -- at rubio's equitiable act, when he lunched it several weeks ago, if you just read the text, when it says is it con testimony platte delisting. forget about delisting we should deregister chinese companies have borrowed a trillion dollars that enables them if they have registered securities, they can sell bonds to investors abroad in dollars without registering and filing financial statements and submitting themselves to audits. these things that are going on behind the scenes are crazy and marco rubio is trying to fix it. it's not just marco. it's a bipartisan effort to protect the national security of the u.s. and to protect u.s. investors. marco rubio is on the tip of the sphere i've never mit him, but i think what he's doing is amazing they're looking after u.s. investors because it seems like no one else is. >> k

now this was introduced back in 2017 by marco rubio and some other congressmen. and basically, what it does is establish punitive actions for members of the beijing government in case they try to suppress human rights or democracy in hong kong it also could threaten to sort of delist hong kong from its special arrangement as far as the united states sees it, its separate commercial treaty with the united states. so it would sort of separate those two. now it's extraordinary to see this kind of violence still going on, because this is now the third month to the day since the first large scale rally on june 9th and so far, even though carrie lam, the chief executive made a major concession last week, withdrawis ethradition bill that started the whole protests, they seem to be going strong francis? >> matt bradley for us, matt, thank you. >>> in the bahamas, hurricane dorian may be long gone, but the devastation is just beginning to unfold so far 44 people have died from the storm. that number is expected to rise as crews continue searching through the devastation.

and moscow mitch is doing nothing about it, but he's killing every bill, including marco rubio's bill that simply says if we catch somebody interfering with american democracy, we will put sanctions on them. moscow mitch killed that bill too. moscow mitch has killed every single bill that the intel community has said will protect america, so that's his legacy, not protecting us from enemies foreign. and what about his legacy protecting us from domestic enemies, people that would shoot children, first graders, the friday before they go home for christmas holiday with ar 15s or people that would shoot wildly from their car in odessa, texas, and shoot 17-month-old babies in the backseat of their cars or would shoot up people going to worship jesus in texas churches that do nothing about it, or shoot up people going to walmart for back-to-school shopping. but mitch mcconnell just like moscow mitch won't do anything in protecting us from foreign enemies, he has been the one person that has killed every one of these bills to protect us from our domestic enemies, that are gunning down our ch

to give you a sampling of what we heard today here are marco rubio, the senator from florida, and rone are two of the senators our team caught up with today. take a listen. >> i'm not discussing it at all. i've learned that, right now i have more questions than i have answers and i've learned that you should have your -- you should have more answers before you talk about it. >> i spoke to zelensky. i got no indication whatsoever he felt under any amount of pressure whatsoever. it all makes sense to me. i know everybody wants to paint this as a horrible thing. it makes sense to me. >> for the most part, republicans are dismissing democrats' attempts to impeach president trump, but generally what you don't see and hear are republicans defending president trump on the merits, defending the fact that he tried to press a foreign lead near the service -- leader into the service of his political campaign to dig up dirt on a rival. the thing we're watching for today is where the republicans on the senate intelligence committee stand you have the acting dni and the intelligence inspector gener

i don't want my last words to be marco rubio seems to be -- ( blubbering ) -- we all drown. >> trevorlower in trump's own government. >> great, a whistleblower. yeah, that was the missing piece. oh. ( laughter ) you know who else blows a whistle? referees and lifeguards. if it can't stop james harden from traveling or a five-year-old from taking a dump in a pool, how can they stop the president from doing anything? >> trevor: but even the details are damning. a sitting president reached out to a foreign leader possibly holding back aid in exchange for dirt on an opponent. this scandal could be the one that finally sinks trump. >> really? this is the one? this is the scandal? this is the one? all right. not the time he paid hush money to a porn start. remember what happened then? trump got away with it, his lawyer went to jail and now i can't watch porn without thinking of campaign finance law. ( laughter ) or what about the time his son met with russians in trump tower. they investigated that for two years and ended with officer frankenstein being, like, gee, it's not really my depart

congressional hearings where senator marco rubio has introduced a bill that proposes support for hong kong from the u.s. to guarantee its autonomy it goes down off reports. they are many they've won the fight with the authorities by early submission but they are anything but done the american flag waving taskforce among the hong kong protesters are sending their poster boy to convince us legislators to do something big on autonomy. well for those of you having difficulty making out the absence of this boilerplate script it's that human rights and democracy act and it's meant to show beijing that the u.s. is serious about fighting for hong kong's rights the united states must make clear to china that its interference in hong kong's affairs will have consequences this month we must pass a by cameron bipartisan on consumer rights and democracy act the bill was devised in response to what the u.s. has been calling a chinese infringement on the region's autonomy and requires for america to review own homes special status annually and if that status is ever revoked the region's autonomy wou

or when the decision is coming one model for it might be the piece of legislation that senator marco rubio and others are considering on capitol hill. they have talked about that in the past the idea there would be they would delist companies unless they conformed more stringently to american securities regulations, the chinese companies would. so that's one proposal but rubio's office cnbc this afternoon they have not been in direct contact coordinating with the white house on the proposals that the white house is working on that is a separate idea moving on a separate track but gives you a sense of where this might land ultimately it's still tbd. >> would this have to come from congress, eamon or a vote by the s.e.c. how can -- how can the administration force an exchange to decide the listing standards? >> it really depends on what they decide to do, right some of those ideas would require congress to pass law and the white house would have to get support from democrats to do it because democrats control the house of representatives in a contentious election year that might not be doabl

lation has the support of both pro-democracy activists and politicians like republican senator marco rubio and there are concerns that if passed it could have an unprecedented impact on the already strained relationship between the. it's in china protests in hong kong have entered their 17th week now and while their demands to strike down the extradition bill that initially sparked the demonstrations to begin with were successful some activists are claiming that peaceful protests are not making enough of a difference in the area and that activists should read doing more of a class of pulling reporting in washington rituals love and art seeing. the washington rally claim they backed a nonviolent struggle but some of the recent demonstrations in hong kong have been quite the opposite the protesters frequently throwing rocks and molotov cocktails and causing significant damage to buildings police have responded to tear gas water cannon bullets hong kong is a special administrative region of the people's republic of china demonstrations originally began over a proposed extradition bill and bro