you have on mike jackson of auto zone >> april is done it's may sell in may.probably better to sell february first that was probably a better expression this year but another disappointing session yesterday. up triple digits for a while mcdonald's reported, everything was great. when all was said and done, we were down 150 points it's characterestcharacteristict sessions that's what we've been dealing with can't hold on to gains it wasn't the ten-year ten-year stayed below 3% we're down again this morning. i don't know what the next trading impetus will be. maybe it's friday. maybe the jobs number on friday. we'll talk about that. we have richard fisher, former fed head who will be on. that's kind of weighing on us ever since january that is as rates continue to creep up, debt services goes up. it doesn't feel like we have the tailwinds of tax reform and deregulation that we had we're being -- maybe the temperature, though. as the temperature rises, maybe the stock market will do better. it's supposed to get up to the 70s today. i know dom just perked up. mayb

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let's bring in event solutions mike jackson. welcome to the show.ually worked at gm so it's a great night to have you of the in terms of the impact on ford they said impact on the first and second quarters. when he said it would take several days to work out, do you think that's reasonable? >> the fact that they closed down both dear boborn and kansa city tells you that it's a much bigger issue as it relates to sourcing the parts and f 150, that's their bread and butter of the it's never happened at least in the last 20 years where they've had both plants shut down and the financial impact is they still have to pay those employees. you just don't shut down and send everyone home and mitigate your costs. it's a big issue. i'd watch it very closely the next couple of days. >> if you're at gm, how would you try and get those people who were going to buy the f 150 to buy a gm pickup? >> interestingly enough, they've got 80 day supply. thinking less than 45, 50, they start to run into a problem. they've got a little while to fix it, but ford sells a lot

concerns were raised about white house physician ronny jackson by vice president mike pence's doctor.e reported jackson for allegedly violating federal privacy protections in a case involving mrs. pence. the complaint also alleged dr. jackson intimidated the vice president's physician during angry confrontations over the incident. dr. jackson and the white house continued to deny any allegations of misconduct. administration claims the incident involving mrs. pence was a dispute between two doctors who had a strained relationship. the vice president's physician did not respond to multiple requests for a comment. >>> michelle wolf has no regrets about her performance at the white house correspondent's dinner. wolf telling npr in an interview set to air today, i wouldn't change a single word in an interview it will hear today on fresh air. wolf said she did not expect this level of controversy but sure glad she stuck to her guns. >> i'm more surprised on what they're focussing on. because i think i said more controversial things than the actual jokes they're focussing on. i wanted to do

mike jackson said this before, will you see perhaps a little more incentive activity because it's suchition, these price versus come so far over such a steady length of time that i think there is to a certain extent people thai saying i i am not sure at going over average, it's a little over $500 on average for a few vehicle monthly payment. >> that's a lot. >> it is >> thank you, sir. we will see you in just a little bit. when we come back, it's mother's day this week. we will bring you the story of two women who built a company to help moms around the world they have a lineup of superstar in uorters the co-president will in uorters the co-president will jos on set next. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning we are celebrating moms this week baby-to-baby is a non-profit helping low income families providing necessitys to children they are both co-presidents

great campaign strategy and it is eminently fair because the democrats hold-up of not only ronnie jackson, mikewill do it to jina haspil and many trump nominees has been in a word unfair, it has been preposterous. they are begin to go pay a price for that. the mike pompeo circus was watched by most of the american people and now we are going to see them do it again to jina haspel, they run the risk of energizing the republican base, bear in mind that's the big issue in midterms elections and the democrats have been trying to tamp that down but now with nominations, i think they will bring the republicans out. paul: kim, briefly though, tester might have understood what he was doing, taking a risk and probably needed to gin up his own base, how do you think it plays out in election? >> that's a problem that every single one of the red-state democrats faces is that the energy in their party right now is all from the progressive left and their main rallying cry is do not allow trump to have a functioning government, do not confirm any of these people, this is our standard and what we are going to

chief, ronny jackson. >> mike pence's doctor, the vice president's doctor, tipped off the white houseut potential issues with then president trump's personal physician. joining us now, manu raju with your exclusive reporting what have you learned. >> reporter: president trump has contend that had all the criticism has been nothing but vicious rumors we are learning for the first time there were serious concerns about jackson's conduct that were raised by vice president pence's doctor last september when he wrote detail memos that were provided to the vice president's chief-of-staff and john kelly and cnn has now obtained. pence's doctor accused jackson of violating patient rites for karen pence who had a medical situation in walter reed hospital. after pence's doctor raised alarms about this to senior officials and to mrs. pence, the doctor had a very contentious confrontations tworks of them with jackson, where the physician wrote in those memos that he was, quote, intimidating and was engaging in aggressive behavior that made the physician feel uncomfortable and allegedly jackson di

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jackson, thank you. >>> elsewhere in washington today, secretary of state mike pompeo, fresh off his first overseas trip in the new job to europe and the middle east arrived at the state department greeted by cheers and vowing to breathe new life into american diplomacy and, in his words, help the u.s. get back our swagger. >>> now to the battle at the border. out of the 150 or so people in that caravan of migrants in limbo there, 25 people have now been allowed into the u.s. to be able to plead their cases for asylum. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer is with the families who hope they'll be next. >> reporter: as news spreads across the caravan, reason to celebrate. 25 migrants from this group of 150 allowed to surrender to border patrol seeking asylum in the u.s. wendy garcia with son oscar fleeing corruption in el salvador says "it gives up hope. we'll wait here as long as it takes." after a gruelling month-long journey, many fear they'll be forced to return to the violence and persecution they fled. but surrendering at the border they face another wall -- families can be separated, som

jackson was handled. meanwhile we learned today mike flynn will campaign this week for one of the republicans hoping to challengeng out there in big sky country. by the way there was more allegations against ronny jackson that came from the vice president's office here. looks like right now it's only trump taking tester on. we'll be right back with "the li lid". k, keep going, and make a difference. at some point, we are going to be able to beat als. because life is amazing. so i am hoping for a cure. i want this, to uh, to be a reality. um, yeah. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque, and oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american dental association for its effectiveness and safety. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. hey, i'm curious about yo

jackson. alleging that he, one point, disclosed a private patient information of karen pence. that is mikemp david. she was treated at walter reed hospital. the vice president's doctor wrote a memo saying that jackson may have breached the hippa law and asked that john kelly be made aware of this situation. pena wrote a memo detailing this to send it up the food chain. when jackson found out about this, he allegedly intimidated jennifer pena. he acted in aggressive manner according to pena's memos and pena wanted to resign. these concerns also were brought up the food chain, sent to the president -- vice president's chief of staff as well as john kelly, the white house chief of staff. now those were reported up the food chain in a different -- in the military and medical food chain but john kelly, the president certainly did not act on that. nevertheless, jackson was nominated. his nomination withdrawn and the president has railed against all these allegations. this came after all that, jennifer pena decided to step aside, will no longer be the vice president's physician and no doubt a lot

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jackson improperly violated the patient confidentiality of mike pence's wife.y knows all of that and doesn't care about any of it. because john kelly has lied with just as much gusto about a member of the house of representatives. >> the congresswoman stood up. and in the long tradition of empty barrels making the most noise, stood up there in all of that and talked about how she was instrumental in getting the funding for that building, and mao she took care of her constituents because she got the money. and she just called up president obama. and on that phone call, he gave the money, the $20 million to build the building. and she sat down. and we were stunned, stunned that she had done it. even for someone that is that empty a barrel, we were stunned. >> someone whose that empty a barrel. when immediately every word of that was proven to be completely false, outright lie from start to finish, john kelly did exactly what donald trump would have done, nothing. no apology, nothing. and john kelly's refusal to do the decent and honorable thing and apologize to t

jackson. ahead of the republican head of the committee did not say he would have done everything differently than senator tester and also it came out yesterday that it was mike pence's position that apparently initially tipped them off to issues with dr. ronnie jackson. i think we need to get to the bottom of it. >> melissa: a power struggle in the right house. kind of fighting each other for territory is what it sounds lik like. >> jessica: the 23rd fell nominee at this point. while i have no reason -- i don't know what happened with dr. jackson, but i do know he was a great position for george w. bush and barack obama and both of them chose not to nominate him to become va secretary. which is just that he's not qualified to do it on the basis of his experience. >> melissa: that suggest they wanted bureaucrats more of the same. >> katie: before we go, i want to get back to the politics of those. the president is upset about the va nominee but going after jon tester because it in a red state as a democrat. >> jason: senator tester, what he says are two different things. the two people in montana are figuring out that these are people who unnecessarily attack

mike short, you just mentioned. look what he told our hallie jackson earlier today. >> i think that rudy is somewhere who obviously is not only known as america's mayor but also served in the department of justice previously. >> there are experts saying that rudy giuliani opened the president up to legal problems because he is, for lack of a better term, run his mouth. getting out there talking about all of this? you're not worried about that at all? >> i'm not. >> you would encourage him to come on this show and talk. >> he doesn't need my encouragement. seems to be doing quite a bit media on his own. >> and the russia investigation, that he and the president arranged a strategy of divide and conquer. the president stays focused on duties at the white house and giuliani focuses on the legal case. that was short-lived. the president went on the attack on twitter sending out three tweets about the russia investigation. including this one. he says, is the phony witch-hunt going to go on even longer so it wrongfully impacts the midterm elections? what the democrats always intended? republicans better get tough and smart

mike pence lost his doctor. she left, dr. jennifer pena. she accused ronny jackson, the mt.'r doctor at the white house there -- the president's former doctor at the white house there, of overstepping his authority in the case, particularly of the second lady, of karen pence there, potentially violating rights and disclosing to staff. she said he treated her unprofessionally, she was uncomfortab uncomfortable. do you think she left because jackson is still there, and jackson is due to possibly be promoted by the senate armed services committee to a two-star general? is this the right time to do that with all of this happening and no investigation into it? >> yeah, i would think that dr. jackson has had a turn in the barrel, as you might say. there seems to be so much fallout that that is probably what is driving this. that white house office, something that most of us probably never thought about or knew much about, its operations as far as dispensing medication, now there are privacy issues. the way this which that office operates is crying out for some outside attention. th

mike pence's physician has resigned. jennifer pena is the latest fallout from ronny jackson's nomination to be the secretary of veterans affairscomplained he acted unprofessionally. he returned to the white house medical unit, but not as president trump's physician. the growing list of controversies plaguing the white house. to break those down, let's bring back the panel, betsy, eugene and charlie. eugene, let me start with you. the president, still fond of talking about admiral jackson. he gave the speech in dallas before the nra and talked about the bad bestowed upon jackson. this is an initiative that will stick with us through the midterms. what is the importance of this resignation? >> addresses the concerns many people outside trump world had about whether or not the president would nominate the best people as he promised. these, repeatedly, have been situations to the medical unit where they showed lapses in integrity and professionalism that makes trump's judgment seem more problematic to those watching from the outside. >> a fine segway here. betsy woodrough, let me turn to you. reporting this week, upon getting that

mike pompeo and the committees he had. it's very apples and oranges to ronny jackson. people said she's the next ronny jackson.his isn't even close to that. there are democrats in tough elections that it's difficult to vote against a national security official, and maybe people aren't paying as much attention to this. people with intel securities or ties are bringing very hard behind the scenes to bring people in favor of her. they believe she is continuity for the agency despite the so-called torture, that she is somebody who should be atop the agency and that should clear her path forward. by no means it will be easy but i think a lot of people have said watch the hearing. how she answers these questions could be the be-all, end-all, but heading into the hearing i think she's in good shape, all things considering. >> you have leon panetta supporting her nomination. >> and those constantly in war with the trump white house with the trump white house on this one. >> i think that will help on the hill, too, and the hill recently in the last few days have ramped up their republican campaign on blaf of je behalf

jackson. we see the president, vice president, and first lady and secretary of state mike pompeo approaching thethe three detainees. >> we expect the president to board the plane and that will be the first contact with the detainees. you can hear the reporters shout questions as he walks towards the stairs. he will get on the plane and he will greet them, kim dong-chul, kim hak-song and kim sang-duk. the first time touching mainland soil. the entire u.s. delegation heading up. just the president and first lady heading up to get on the plane. we don't know what they will be saying and what message he is carrying other than welcome home and presumably it is good to have you. the families of the detainees are not joining the president and vice president for this moment what you might call ceremony here. they will have a more private reunion later on this morning. heading to walter reed medical center in washington. they were getting treated on the plane from pyongyang to the air base and to alaska and to here. the white house sees this as a real important, really significant historic moment for don

mike pence's doctor has resigned from the staff. she expressed concerns about presidential position dr. ronny jackson. >>> and on our twitter feed, the royal wedding two weeks from tomorrow, buckingham palace officials say meghan markle will not have a maid of honor on her big day. we'll be back right after the break with more. getting what yo? the legal requirement for certain dealerships. our consumernv >>> well you bought a car, are you getting what you should? >> the legal requirement for certain dealership and we find out if they are following the law. >> and breaking news on monday. >> see you on monday, "today in the bay" from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric

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spectacle of jon tester leaking smears about ronny jackson, the white house if i anything nominated for the veteran's administration. then you had mikeompeo, secretary of state, was going to be opposed, and then in the last day gina haspel at cia. as i say, across the board resistance by the democrats is beginning to have a bad effect on the public's opinion of them. >> harris: dan and judy, great to talk with great journalists about this. we'll be right back. prudential asked these couples: how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. this this this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with hum

jackson deserved to be railroaded. >> hold on. here is the thing as well. you look at mike pompeo. you had democrats two supported him as the c.i.a. director and then turning around to vote against him for the secretary of state. i'm sorry, but that is purely -- purely -- >> he was nominated. >> it's political. gina haspel, then i go in there and talk about look at the record and the individuals supporting me. this is a critical time right now in this country dealing with north korea, dealing iran. >> harris: she does have to answer the questions, though. >> sure. she should be prepared and i'm sure she will be. >> harris: we talked about this on the couch earlier. you have a woman up for this position. the president tweeted about democrats being upset because she was too tough on terror. your side of the aisle carry the banner on women, women, women, women. i agree, all the tough questions. i want to know all we can about the sites, too. but you think she will been confirmed? >> she will. this is not a woman or a man thing. this is a qualification thing. it's easy now -- >> harris

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mike quigley, member of the house intelligence committee. congressman, you heard pam. there was no plan b for veterans affairs. it was ronny jacksonas the president's idea, that was it. john kelly, if that ends up being an option, would he get confirmed? >> you know, it's hard to tell. i think general kelly would be a much safer pick than mr. jackson -- dr. jackson was, obviously, but the president has to be careful. he's talked about draining the swamp. well, at this point he's got a fire hose into the swamp. he's still got problems with zinke and pruitt, mulvaney, mnuchin. i mean i was under my questioning just a week ago with director mulvaney, he was talking about he wasn't going to hold back anything in the investigation of pruitt. well, now we understand in his own words last week that apparently white house policy was for sale. so he's standing in a waist-high swamp and he's loading water into it. i guess my belief is he's tired of general kelly telling him what to do and this is his way of getting rid of him in a way. >> all right, but interesting that you say not even a sure thing. he's got to be one of the best known peo

jackson, who is standing by for us at joint base andrews. you see the president, the first lady and the vice president and mike pompeo approaching the plane. >l be his first contact with these detainees. you can hear some reporters trying to shout questions at the president as he walks towards the stairs. he will be meeting the three men who have been detained from 12 to 30 months. they have returned home. they touched down in the last five minutes. the first time touching mainland u.s. soil. they were in anchorage to refuel. the entire u.s. delegation heading up. just the president and first lady getting on the plane. we don't know what they're saying. we don't know what message the president is carrying, other than welcome home. let me tell you who is not here. the families of these detainees. they are not joining the president and the vice president for this moment, what you might call a ceremony. they will have a more private reunion in just ali little bit. the detainees will go to walter reed medical center. they've been receiving medical treatment on the plane. the white house sees this as a real important, really significant, historic

mike pompeo just walked into a committee and made no comment. thank you so much. i will see you again at 11:00 a.m. now i hand you off to hallie jacksonabout six minutes ago her show got blown up. good luck to you. >> we got this. thank you much. we are starting with breaking news we were reporting on. this letter from donald trump calling off the singapore summit after days of the president sounding skeptical about whether this thing would happen at all. i just got off the phone with the source at the white house who says the president took into consideration totality of events saying this letter clearly speaks for itself pointing out it is very much in the president's voice. no guidance on when it was drafted. it must have been sometime overnight since kim jong-un came out and made the statements calling vice president mike pence a political dummy for an interview on fox and friends in which pence referenced the libyan model. we have reporters on capitol hill where mike pompeo is testifying in front of the senate foreign relations committee. we have teams staking out bob

secretary of state mike pompeo says they're continuing to work to free those americans as well. >> halle jacksonthank you very much. a long night for you, great news in many ways. >>> the president considered good news as well. he thought the ratings would be good for the moment. here's what he said. >> so i want to thank you all, it's very early in the morning. i think you probably broke the all-time in history television rating for 3:00 in the morning, that i would say. >> that's just -- okay. joining us now -- >> i don't think that's correct, mika. i think paris hilton leaving prison might have been -- >> just stop, we're not going back there. that's ten years ago. >> remember that, willie? paris hilton leaves prison? so demure, she had her hands in front of her. >> i don't think i was a member of the nbc news coverage team that night. i don't remember specifically. >> willie -- no, no, no, willie that was the morning that you stopped mika from burning the scripts. >> that was an historic moment for "morning joe." that was at the very beginning of the show. isn't it amazing that that was even

mike pence's personal physician is stepping down. jennifer pena resigning after raising concerns about white house physician ronny jackson's.med she was being intimidated by jackson during angry confrontations over the incident. her claims were proven to be unsubstantiated. and while you were sleeping, nasa launching historic mission to mars. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. abby: rocket blasting off from california's space west coast. the rocket is carrying the insight lander which will dig into mars. measuring the red planet's quakes and temperatures. expected to touch down sometime in november. how cool is that? ed: past the mid terms. pete: always gout that midterm. what is that like six months? i feel like it would take longer. getting close. might be true. all right. well, the sitdown is set. president trump says he now knows when he'll meet face to face with kim jong un as he prepares to host south korea's president at the white house. we are live at the white house with what we know now. ed: plus, michelle malkin is here. she is live coming up ♪ ♪ any way you want it ♪ that's the way you need it ♪ any way you want it ♪ any way you wa