bloomberg's josh al and activate ceo michael wolf, thank you both.tel beat its expectations this quarter, but analys remain cncerned. spoke to theceo earlier to talk about the chipmaker's forecast for china. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: intel shares rose today beating expectations after reporting second-quarter results. analysts are remaining cautious the chipmaker has been underperforming for years. vonnie quinn asked the ceo bob swan about the forecast for china. bob: china is a big market for us. we have been operating in the country for over 30 years. we have important customer relationships. a global supply chain. we have a really strong employee base. it is a big and important market for us. what we have seen over the last several quarters is two things. one, overall demand has slowed as our customers have digested fairly significant purchases last year. secondly, we saw a bit of an acceleration of demand heading into the second half in the second quarter because the fears of the potential of additional tariffs being imposed. those combination

the latest one that came out in the michael wolf book, take that with a grain of salt, there are all dog whistles that people pick up on. he's a defiler of societal norms. when that kind of defiling happens, when you have someone who's the commander in chief of the strongest army in the world, who doesn't tell the truth on a consistent basis, that's the thing to really be worried about. i don't think it's a coincidence that people like david duke and richard spencer were drawn to trump's banter. >> you've spent a lot of time calling out anti-semitism on the left. this is everything from the leaders of the women's march to people like representative omar who has been called out a number of times this spring for making comments that overtly or indirectly referenced anti-semitism or played on anti-semitic tropes. do you think the left is really as dangerous to jews as men in charlottesville with tiki torches shouting, jews will not replace us? >> i definitely think they're threatening. the person that's going to come into your synagogue with a gun, god forbid that is going to happen, th

he speaks this way of michael wolf who spent six months sitting in the west wing in the early days of his administration. he's said this about a number of women who have accused him of sexual misconduct that be he's never met them or seen them before and then a photo surfaces with him right next to them. so the president denying a tlap seems to clearly exist and photos and past statements and behavior and social situations is sort of what he does when it becomes clear that now might be the moment to kind of try to publicly cut ties. but it doesn't mean that that relationship never existed. >> okay. so ashley parker, this is donald trump in the i hardly knew him defense. >> it's like manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. but i tell ya, i feel a little badly about it. >> why did you hire comey? >> he did low level work. he did more public relations than he did law. see papadopoulos today. i don't know him. i don't know him. i saw him sitting in one picture at a table with me. i don't know him. i know nothing about wikileaks, it's not my thing. it's not my deal in life. >> it's n

michael wolf is here with us >> good morning. >> let's start with this first myth this one took me by your mother's side. >> look at your mother's father. >> not true. >> that's not true at all. actually, hair loss comes from both sides of the family so you really have to look at your mother and your father's side of the family to see where you stand. >> very cool. >> let's slide down and get to this next. i wear a hat every day of my life, a baseball hat that is a lot of people think hats can cause baldness, true or false. >> that's false also that's been around a long time, hats do not cause baldness if you wore a hat tight over a long period of time may cause a little bit of loss but that's false. hats do not cause baldness. >> and last but not least, the third myth, you can be too old for hair restoration, not true >> not true. each individual patient, health status, past medical history, expectations and see if they're a good candidate for a hair restoration procedure. it's each individual patient. >> before we get to the products and the half million dollar machine over there, i

the purchase of 787 acres of an area common known as the wolf ranch from the trusties of the jeffrey b. wool living trust. >> good afternoon. michael carling, deputy general manager. this is a piece of property this is near our watershed. we established a program back in 2009 called the water -- watershed environmental environment program, and we established that fund with about $50 million. the purpose of that fund was to benefit us, benefit the p.u.c. and its customers. the purchase that has just become available was part of that effort, so we're basically asking you to authorize us to purchase this ranch. if you saw this map, the watershed, it showed the location of the property, and i would recommend that we actually move forward with purchasing the property, and i'd be glad to answer any questions. >> any questions by the commissioners? >> it's just -- why are we purchasing it? >> we're purchasing it because it protects the water quality of the reservoir. >> and what's on it now? any buildings or anything on it now? >> there might be some buildings on it. it was a ranch at one point in time, but it's mainly just pasture land a

michael bennett. steve bullock. bill de blasio. john delaney. tulsi gabbard. kirsten gillibrand. john hik enlooker. jay ensley. tim ryan is. and maryann williamson. let's go back to brianna to begin with the first draw. >> wolf, we are all set. i have a name card for every candidate in the first draw. so i am going to take them and mix them up so that we can then draw from the candidate box. and match them with the date. so i have all ten of these names here. i'm going to give them a good shuffle. and because we are being very open about this process, we have multiple camera views, including an overhead camera. we want you to see everything that we are doing. you, the viewer at home, can actually see the inside of this debate night box and this presidential candidate box. we cannot. so breaking my candidate pile into three here. as i put these in the presidential candidate box, i'm going to give these names, which are name side down, a stir in the box. keeping them flat there. and now the dates. as you can see, we have five for the first night. and five for the second night. july 30th and july 31st. we're going to mix these up and put them in the debate night box. so that we can match all of our candidates h