congressman michael patrick flow again for his take michael patrick you're always welcome to the program yes so we had senators pressing my pump there to this slows the details of trump's private talks with putin in helsinki do you find that strange considering the pump it was not even in the room at the time it was the president's translators alone. with some time you know when we have a chance to talk together i'll explain to you the the contemptuous belief that the house representatives have for the senate some time but it's not growing ancient love hate relationship but senators behave in their own best interest always and in the interests of the country occasionally and there's a very large election coming up in november and they're all acutely aware of it and they're all trying to make noise that they think will be popular here at home i think that the president is behaving in a way that no other american president has and the democrats would like to portray that as eccentric and dangerous and crazy and the republicans are defending him because it is you'll ding results there will

danica patrick and music from michael ray on the way.st congratulations are in order for france. there is much celebration in france. the french yesterday beat croatia 4-2 to win the world cup. that's soccer, by the way. [ cheers and applause ] in case you don't get up early to watch sports. this is the biggest victory for france since 2007 when marion cotillard beat meryl streep to win best actress at the academy awards. [ laughter ] french president emmanuel macron was at the game. he really got into it. look at this picture. he is -- it almost looks dangerous. can you imagine donald trump being this excited about anything? maybe if they brought back the mcrib. but other than that. [ laughter ] that is about as enthused as you can get in a button-down shirt. the french haven't been this happy since they invented cigarettes. there's a lot of excitement, looting, et cetera over there. and now the world cup is over. and just like that we have another four years before we care about men playing soccer again. [ laughter ] fortunately, we st

michael sheffield. >> ellen's son. >> ellen's son. >> the man's name was patrick a 26-year-old motorcycle technician. gone to high school together and were close friends. >> he had been living with me in my house with my son for months. they lived there rent free. >> out of the goodness of your heart. >> because he was michael's friend, yeah. he was a good kid. they needed this break. >> not only was he michael was also ellen's employee at the r and s kau scacchi dealership where she was a service manager. >> my boss was giving me a lot of heat about patrick's productivity and his comebacks. so he told me in december that i needed to let him go, but he wanted to wait until after christmas. i kept him much longer than i would have because he was a friend. >> the first week of january, 2010, ellen fired patrick. she could not have known just how life altering that decision would b. >> what did he say? >> didn't say much. just loaded up his stuff and left. >> of course ellen didn't know that patrick knew the secret. >> he went to the police. >> and he went to the police. >> and now patrick was sitting in

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michael mckee sat down with patrick harker today and he told bloomberg he's comfortable with inflations high as 2.5%. that would be considerably above the 2% target. nonetheless, he's in no hurry to hike faster. let's hear what he told michael mckee. >> at the beginning of the year, i put in three for this year, three for next year. i have not moved off of that. let's look at the consumer price index. month on month, 0.1%, weaker than forecasts, something to do with energy prices. the core of 0.2%. year-over-year rate we watch closely. let's jump into the bloomberg library. what you can see is that the cpi actually hit 2.9% on the headline and that was the fastest since 2012. energy prices have come back. you've got gas price dynamics, rent, etc. i want to show one more chart because you have to look at the fed target. it's not cpi. you have to look at the pce core. the headline is around 2%. not sending off a red flag yet. this concern about tariffs and trade is something people are worried about. i think tariffs may the deflationary rather than inflationary, but it's a concern. ramy:

. >> harris: one top democrat is not dismissing michael cohen's allegations. senator patrick leahy says it's time for donald trump jr. to come back before the senate judiciary committee to answer them, but this time in public under oath. what do you think? where are we? is the story moving forward where we mired in an angry x attorney? >> guy: i can tell you this. a place at the president does not want to be is having his current attorney firing back at his longtime attorney. it's not a healthy spot for team trump because michael cullen was a trusted fixer and attorney and confidant for many years for president trump prior to him being president and if he has decided it is in his interest to flip on trump whether he's telling the new truths or inventing new stories to help his own self, save his own skin, and that is a war of words that is not particularly helpful to trump. for example, watching rudy giuliani go on tv and pursing whether certain recordings cut off at a certain time and asking why that's the case, not a healthy spot. >> harris: 's a of development today that w

in this one, patrick michaels and ryan maui argue that dr. james hansen's 1988 climate change warnings were overestimated. well, let's start by pulling the curtain back on these two characters who wrote the piece. you will quickly see that they are, to put it politely, aligned with the fossil fuel industry. patrick michaels is a senior fellow at the koch-founded and koch-funded cato institute. michaels at one point admitted that 40% of his funding came from the fossil fuel industry. his co-author also joined the koch-funded cato institute last year. believe it or not, yes, the fossil fuel industry still pays for this nonsense. even as fossil fuel c.e.o.'s claim to recognize climate science is real and we support a carbon fee, that, of course, being the latest chapter in the fossil fuel industry's long and ongoing campaign of fraud, now pretending that they support a carbon fee when all of their political apparatus is dedicated to opposing the very result they seek -- they claim to seek. so 30 years ago, hansen's testimony outlined three scena

fact called his dad in advance of the meeting, that bolsters this claim for michael cohen and we should suggest that patrickayche is calling on president trump to testify under oath on this very issue. >> breaking news, jeff bennett, thank you. >>> i want to bring in our danny cevallos again. >> simply, how serious of a crime to lie to congress? >> it is very serious. there are six obstruction statues in the federal system. all but one applies to congressional activities. lying to congress could be a violation of the specific statues that addresses congressional activities, section 1505, all of them carry minimum, well, i would not say minimum but jail term of around five years depending on sentence and guidelines. those are the maximum but definitely in the federal system if you are convicted, you are going to head to jail for a certain period of time. these are very serious crimes if he did in fact conceal anything from congress. in 1996 congress added that the intent requirement is that it must be done corruptly which means for an improper purpose. if he is concealing it. oh, i misunderstood the question

switch gears and get to patrick harker. our own michael mckee sat down with him. he says in regards to inflation, he is comfortable. even at as high as 2.5%. that would be well above the 2% target. let's hear what he said earlier. >> i had put in three for this year and next year. i have not moved off of that although i am open to an increase this year if we start to see inflation accelerated. kathleen: he is not rushing to raise rates even more this year the consumer price index report is closed to watch today. bloomberg into the now, because what is important to most people is the year-over-year rate. what you can see here is the headline, up to 2.9%. we had a higher brent, which is an imputed number. gas prices falling. -- since fastest cinch 2012. highest rate, you see upward pressure on consumer prices. a put 2% there but i have point to make and that is the 2% target does not refer to cbi, it refers to the pce deflator, this .ore line -- this blue line the main number just under that 2%. and thata sweet spot is why jay powell said he is not ready to declare

more from michael goodwin in a moment. patrick joins us now. welcome to the program.aller: i just wanted to say that i think we are making a mockery and a joke out of our social institutions herein united states. whether trumptant or putin gets together here in the united states. we are taking attention away from what is really going on. and the united states and in america and that is my opinion. host: thank you. saying, if obama had kissed up to kim jong-un, you would be screaming what he murder. this is a piece from the hill newspaper. it reads as follows. host: that is from the weekly standard. back to your phone calls. bob is up next. good morning. you are on the air. kolko good morning. i have a quick comment on some of your republican viewers. they are amazing. because they have been so putin'sed by propaganda. about hillary clinton and the thing she has done. it is amazing. he does most of it isn't true. but you can't convince them that their views are insane. that willy thing change the politics in our country is if the freedom caucus comes out and states the

i want to bring in now two cnn political analysts, patrick healy, political editor of "the new york times," and michael bender, a white house reporter for "the wall street journal." also matt lewis, senior political columnist for "the daily news." good evening to all of you -- sorry, daily beast. michael, great reporting in "the wall street journal" tonight. you're reporting on why president trump tried to walk back these comments from helsinki today. what have you learned? >> well, the -- he was -- as he said in the conference today, he was surprised by the pushback, and really the barrage of criticism. and it was just coming from all angles. and the president watches television pretty frequently, as we know. he was taking all that in on the ride home, on the flight home from air force one -- on air force one. one comment in particular stung him, which was the tweet from former speaker newt gingrich who called this the worst mistake of his presidency. that comment stung so much that trump made sure to speak with gingrich after his comments, his revision today, to make sure that gingrich, who is a clos

sudeikis, jonah hill, magic johnson, jim gaffigan, danica patrick, bo burnham, lakeith stanfield, antonio brown, plus music from jim james, michaell' baby, and imagine dragons. please join us for all of that. >> jimmy: our first guest is an emmy and grammy-winning person, and maybe our only guest ever to be investigated by the department of justice. the "kathy griffin: laugh your head off world tour" is coming to hollywood next thursday and friday across the street at dolby theater. please say hello to kathy griffin. >> look at you. >> look at this. >> you emerged from your cocoon like a butterfly. >> i'm back, baby. i'm back. they're not going to hold me down. they're not going to hold stormy down. none of us. we're fighting back. >> jimmy: that is your friend now, stormy daniels. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: how did this happen? >> first, i melt her. stormy daniels came to me on my all mold sold out, world tour, "kathy griffin: laugh your head off world tour." she came to see me in boston. i snuck her in. there are safety issues. we hit it off. when we met, hi, thelma, loui self. i said let's take a [ bleep ] now. we have become frien

michael. >>> a bishop known to advocate on behalf of immigrants and refugees is headed to san jose. the vatican has announced that bishop oscar cantu of new mexico has been appointed to assist patrick mcgrath in the san jose diocese. the bishop will arrive in september and will become head of the diocese when bishop mcgrath retires. >>> new figures from the university of california is showing nearly 137,000 students were offered a spot at at least one of its nine campuses this fall. among those were 95,000 students from california, including a record number of community college transfer students. the report wasn't all rosie, though. according to the san jose mercury news, the number of california freshmen admitted to the most elite schools including uc berkeley and uc l.a. dropped by more than 1300 students. >>> on the subject of higher education tonight, bad news for students who attend the art institute of california. the school's san francisco campus announced today it will close at the end of the year. the university in alameda owned by the same company will also close. about 900 students in total in the bay area are affected. thousands more will be across the country. dream ce