the argument never really made sense, but mike lee bought it completely. when facebook's mark zuckerberg before congress, lee asked him only the softness of softball questions and a month later facebook announced it would build a $750 million data center in utah. a coincidence?nc maybe it is a coincidence. maybe it's every bit as corrupt as it seems. we asked senator lee to come on to explain what exactly t ppened. he declined. we will keep asking. let's hope he reconsiders. that's our investigation into big tech center. ti had, the federal government just clarified that yes, americans do have the right to bring tiny horses onto airplanes. it's a bizarre story. next. ♪ excellent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family...

today mike lee is one of google's chief allies in congress. the republican party. lee has questioned whether congress would even bother with antitrust investigations for techch companies. make it harder to block corporate mergers. lee has complained about the e.u. imposing fines on google for itsai behavior. lee even came on this program and told us that conservatives shouldn't worry about google or other tech companies silencing conservative speech online reading so what happen? why the change? it's possible that mike lee just woke up one morning and decided that his previous abuse had been wrong. maybe. yet evidence compiled by the google transfer into projects suggests that may have been other factors at play here. starting in 2013, google spent millions of dollars rolling out itsmi high-speed intercept service, google fiber, and both provo and salt lake city utah. 2015, google hosted a high-profile fund-raiser for lee at its silicon valley law firm. fund-raiser got a lot of attention so google backed out. the fund-raiser itself went ahead

lou: senio senator josh harley,s gift is sponsored by senator mike lee, cosponsored by 19 other rinos, they include mitt romney, rob portman, joanie earnst. willing to sell out american working men and women and their families. >> there are two telling lines today from the left wing national media. those lines suggest that recent debates did not go well for radical dimms 2020 hom hope fula head from "washington post." >> facing trump, democrats turn on another from the president, . >> "washington post," the candidates have done as much to make a case against one another. as against the president without offering much in the way connecting with the voters they will need to win the presidential election. >> joining me now, fox business political analyst, republican strategist, ed rollins, good to have you. >> thank you. lou: democrats having a testify night. towfer night. -- a tough night. >> they will have a tough time. in are articulate about their positions, some like bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren, really are passionate about their socialist beliefs, they the establishment is

that is ridiculous to me and that's that's what happened so mike lee. who is the lake city spokesman told the press our insurance company made the decision for us at the end of the day it really boils down to the business decision on the insurance side of things than looking at how much it's going to cost to fix it ourselves and how much it's going to cost to pay the ransom. i'm shocked i'm shocked to find out that this whole hey pay ransom or is somehow made ransoms get bigger and more like they're going to kidnap more people if you bring it right you always know not to do that i mean look quickly according to a point from london based on the loss ratio for cyber policies in the us was 35 percent in 2018 members for every every dollar in premiums companies are paying out 35 percent of the loss ratio for property casualty insurance is $62.00 person every dollar premiums are paying out 62 percent so sometimes their concerns is twice at least 2 times more profitable than any other kind of insurance and they keep a memorandum of that keeps going up never k

mike lee says he plans to win a 2nd term despite his defeat in sunday's primary vote financial markets reacted strongly after the results with the pair so falling by more than 30 percent against the dollar. has more from one of. the day after his shock overwhelming defeat in primary elections president mackey said he would listen more he appealed to argentina's the patients for his policies to show results his address to the nation came after a day of emergency meetings firstly with the head of the central bank then with his cabinet moment i live in the oh you must to. we've had a very bad day today we're poorer than we were before the primaries we've been hit hard the dollar has gone up again with all the consequences that will have. the markets reacted to sunday's result while the government was still reeling the ark in time bay so lost one 3rd of its value against the u.s. dollar in the 1st few hours of trading stocks and shares in both wall street and one osiris took a pounding the argentine electorate has clearly rejected president mackie's near liberal austerity measures while th

with the american workers says the republican conference, democratic leadership and the house, and mike lee the i mean the true geniuses of republican party politics, wanting to push through senate 387. there would double number of h-1b visas give most of them to india and china, and com pete -e with american worker, who are idiots running republican party in capitol hill. >> i don't know, i voted against that. lou: i salute you. >> you will see a bloo flood ofh skill labor come in from china and india to compete with your american workers, drive down -- you saw what happened with disney, they brought in foreign workers, and the american worker trained them. lou: it has happened in many countries. >> if we have a gap, and we don't have americans who can fill those jobs i'm all about bring in. but if we have americans that can fill the sham same job. don't you think we want to move workers out, why give them green cards, preserve the job for american workers. lou: there is within this chamber of horrors, campaign by the so-called chamber of commerce, they are really we need more illegal immi

professor mike berners lee is a researcher and writer on greenhouse gases. a campaigner who is working on a phd in human geography. and vaughan lindsay is ceo of the environmental company climate care. thank you all so much for coming in. first of all, carbon offsetting, doctor michal, can you describe what it is and how much would it cost if i took a flight somewhere, what would i pay in carbon offsetting? carbon offsetting is the idea that if you omit by tonnes of carbon whilst flying you would do something that would reduce the amount of carbon elsewhere. that could be in the format of renewable energy projects, planting trees, so on and so forth. so obviously how much carbon you emit depends on the length of the flight and if you took a private jet which length of the flight and if you took a privatejet which i'm sure length of the flight and if you took a private jet which i'm sure all of your viewers do on a regular basis! but what we need to think about is two things. first of all, offsetting is better than nothing. but it is very, very remote from wh

we spoke to mike lee, he made about. we spoke to mike lee, he made a film about it last year. you are. we'll see you in a few minutes. good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. two men are being held over the murder of a 16—year—old in camden. police have identified the victim as alex smith from brent. he died after being attacked on monday. police believe he was chased before being stabbed several times in munster square. stormzy has promised to pay for more students to study at cambridge. last year, the grime star surprised pupils at his old school in croydon by awarding them his stormzy scholarship. he'll continue to fund the second year of their studies along with two more black students to address the low numbers from minority backgrounds who attend 0xbridge. this summer marks a century of council homes in london, but how is today's social housing built? camden council aims to create over a thousand such homes in the next 15 years, and the architect behind this new block says it's been built to address fuel poverty. it's got thick insulation, the walls. it's got

it was myself, senator johnson and senator mike lee of utah. senator lee was not denied a visa and he is going to continue along with the trip. i support him in that. i think it's important for members of the senate, especially members of the foreign relations committee to be having conversations with the russian government, russian slaur slai legislatures. i have been a critic of ukraine. i sponsored sanctions against the russia government. you need to talk to your adversieadve adversaries. i'm discouraged the russian government doesn't want to talk to the congress. i think that's bad for the security of the world if we're not able to have discussions, especially when the discussions that are happening between the trump administration and the putin regime don't seem to be terribly functional discussions. >> and very one sided in fact. let's talk about the g 7, g 8 controversy. the president so isolated where he's the only one who is arguing for russia to be reinvited. he's open to the suggestion, of -- as the host next year inviting vladmir pu

>> the three senators would be senator ted cruz, my own state senator pat toomey and senator mike leer mitch mcconnell is also allowing this legislation to be stalled. >> and have you tried to reach out to mitch mcconnell's office? >> i have spent several months trying to reach out to senator mcconnell's office. >> and what's happened? >> well, i finally got ahold of his office about a month ago, and they told me that they would not speak with me because i am not a kentucky constituent. >> i know you also tried to call the white house to alert them to this, and what happened when you called the white house? >> several months ago i think like the beginning of april i would say i tried calling, and i was hung up on. >> what does that mean? how could you have been hung up on? >> as soon as i -- the operator at the white house comment line answered the phone and i started to explain the reason i called, you know, to bring awareness to this issue, they literally hung up. they didn't say thank you for calling, you know, we'll take your concerns to the president who apparently is a very stro

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inspector general mike lee horwitz says the memos documenting have a conversation withch the presidentgovernment records and not comey's to share with his lawyers or the media. after he was fired from he usedu a columbia law school professor is a cut out the contents of one memo to "the new york times." that law professor told inspector general he was the source for another "new york times" story by trump asking comey for loyalty. but on twitter today comey claimed vindication because the ig found no classified information was shared with the media. the justice department has declined to prosecute fueling criticism that doj and fbi employees are getting a pass and today the ig also released this report about a senior justice department official who viewed pornography on government computers and then live for n i. called the department of justke us. >> tucker: a surprised they call it that. you know for more than two years at one donald trump fired him from his job jim comey maintained he did absolutely nothing gone, growing at any level. he says that donald trump is a deranged mad men,

much different than bush in '08 and 2010 when you had ted cruz and mike lee and everyone just running from -- >> laura: 55% of americans -- democrats -- 55% of democrats today want to continue obama's legacy. so they are up there trashing obama. >> dangerous deal. >> i do not think if i'm completely laid to rest concerns about his age, about his sharpness. there was enough halting in his performance. enough difficulties in formulating ideas that i don't think this was going away and h is going to be a problem from now on for him. >> i would have to agree with byron to the extent that the vice president seemed to interrupt himself a few times. and he broke the flow of his own presentation, which didn't help him. i also think that cory booker did a pretty good job putting the vice president to the test. >> laura: why is cory booker not really catching on? he is articulate. but we were arguing nor police policy. at one point we were arguing nypd, then we were arguing new work. not saying it's not important, but for a democrat primary, it seemed very -- really, really granular. again, i t

it's much different than bush in '08 and 2010 when you had cruz and mike lee end. >> laura: 65% of democrats want to continue obama's legacy. >> i do not think biden laid to rest concerns about his age, about his sharpness. there was enough halting this in his performance. difficulties in formulating ideas. i do not think this is going away and the agent is going to be a problem from now on for hi. >> i would have to agree with byron to the extent that the vice president seems to interrupt himself a few times. he broke the flow of his own presentation which didn't help them. i also think that cory booker did a pretty good job in putting the vice president to the test. >> laura: was cory booker not catching on why is cory booker not catching on? he's articulate, we were arguing newark police policy. we were arguing nypd, we are arguing new work, then we are arguing -- it seems like, not saying it's not important, but for a democrat primary, it seemed to really granular. i think most of it went over people's heads. >> even if you do not get it to the granular aspects of it, biden had good poin

mike lee learnt about it. concerned manchester and not the country. but it was the centrepiece of a national campaign of mass platform, mass democracy meetings, that the eyes of the whole country were on manchester, and there was a political event of national importance, part of a democratic story. why has it taken a while for it to be seen in that context? well, it took a long time before reform actually got under way. in the short term the pro—democracy movement of 1819 was defeated. but in 1832, we got the great reform act. it was only a small advance but the reason that it passed was because the government did not dare again to send in troops against unarmed civilians. we then got about one a generation reform acts. all adult males got the vote in 1840. then women. it was a long time before that gradual process towards democracy became apparent. and only now can we really look back and see that behind britain's well—known stage by stage gradual process to democracy, lay the shock of peter lou, which unbloc

, so that is senator kaine, tim kaine, todd john-there are a couple of other cosponsors, senator mike leend senator chris coons have also signed on to that bill. >> that's helpful. i wanted to get to a couple of matters that were raised recently at a senate foreign relations hearing a couple weeks ago today actually led by chairman risch. there were a couple of points that i took note of from the acting legal advisor testimony, namely, the applicability of the 2001 aumf to iran. in his estimation it did not apply to date. that was an interesting caveat. likewise, a reassertion of certain administration consistencies about what would entail the in to a 2001 aumf, namely, a new aumf that would be a replacement that would come before repeal, as i understood it, and would not place any geographic or temporal boundaries on the commander-in-chief's latitude moving forward. i would if we can touch on those points and then maybe focus on what the future reform efforts might look like but i wanted to reply to this committee hearing in particular, namely the matter of whether or not the 2001 could

former chief of staff to republican senator mike lee and opinion editor.emocratic strategist and former obama administration official. welcome to bothmi of you. another one bites the dust. congressman seth molten became the latest democratic candidate to drop out of the presidential race. and he kind of criticized a primary process a bit, take a listen. >> that wasa more of a handica than i imagined because of the system that the dnc has set up, and havingse debates so early. i don't think it's a good thing it's become a three person race. the onlyrs governor from a stat that trump won should be included in theon debate. that's not then system we haven the race that's resulted. >> he's referring to the debate process indeed does he have a point there, boyd? >> itpo is a -- it's always a challenge when you have a big field like y that, it's also, y have to have some sort of process to make it go. i think one of the interesting things, is that because of social media, you'll see some of these bottom candidates are not going to go anywhere and it's good for t

get has observed and reported an increase in military activity along the line of control and mike has sorich lee what role has the united nations played in kashmir. well a very important role indeed since 1949 shortly after partition the u.n. a military force was a step leash there to monitor the line of control between india and pakistan it has been there ever since currently it numbers more than 100 personnel who continue to monitor that line but that is a problem and that is since 972 india has refused to recognize the right of the u.n. military mission to be there it's adopted a policy of non recognition of any but india and pakistan with regard to the ongoing crisis and the ongoing dispute so this is complicate the situation for the u.n. where it is monitoring a cease fire line a line of control where one of the parties does not even recognize their right to be there this is an issue it has been an issue in the past and is certainly going to be a major issue for the u.n. in the days of conflict that may come ok mike hanna reporting from the u.n. thank you. plenty more ahead on the al-jazeer

that's fair and that's balanced and that's mike lee. thank you so much.ng to slash thousands of jobs. cheryl has details. cheryl: that's right. hsbc said it could cut more than 4,000 jobs. also they announced ceo john flynn is being replaced after just 18 months leading the bank. hsbc's global commercial banking head will serve at the interim chief, hsbc releasing second quarter earnings. they posted a rise in their profit. fed ex and amazon are gearing up to deliver packages on sundays. the wall street journal reports the companies are going to have to pay sunday drivers less compared to those who work monday to saturday. they say the lower paid workforce the best way the companies can turn a profit and compete against amazon and i should say i'm talking about fed ex and ups. they will both roll out the expanded schedule in january after the holiday shopping season. then there is this. king tut getting a makeover. egypt has begun the first ever restoration of king tut's golden coffin. officials say the work will take at least eight months. a british arch

> i don't think at a time that we have a republican and democratic consensus -- i partnered with mike lee saying these sentences are dead wrong. if the vice president of the united states can't say i was wrong on stuff that now represented in a bill that i got passed in the united states senate to start reversing the damage that is a serious problem and he will have a tough time -- >> last question. you're a man of compassion. how long can you stay in this race before you have to decide to run for re-election? >> i can do both. new jersey passed -- >> you can do both. >> i can do both. >> you're going to do that? >> well, i hope that actually i won't have to because i will be the nominee of this party. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> i've been arguing you've been underestimated. so we'll see -- >> did i show that tonight? >> i think you showed something really good. don't ask me. brian, i'm being asked to be a -- >> you're the pundit here. >> chris matthews. i couldn't help but notice michael bennet off your shoulder. chris has nominees stacked up like jets over laguardia. a brea

abby lee miller have served time. mike "the situation" is still in prison.es from 2013 through 2016, but todd denied that in a are l interview. >> the rest of chrisley know best is expected to premiere this fall as planned. >>> let's move on to a couple who doesn't seem to be concerned about what anyone thinks -- i'm looking at you, "bachelor" nation -- because tyler and gigi hadid seem to be in it to win it. >> have a good night. >> it looks like tyler c. and gigi hadid may have had another sleepover. here's video of the couple heading into her new york apartment after another date night. the night began around 8:30, the pair was spotted out with friends and opted for casual looks. gigi in a tee and ripped jeans and tyler sporting a crisp white t-shirt and great hair. an eyewitness says they went to justin theroux's dive bar, ray's. the group was there for around two hours and even had a pizza delivered to them. a source tells "e.t." they're casually dating. the two are enjoying building a friendship first. going on dates and having fun. >> good luck! >> ye

i'm morgan brennan with melissa lee and mike santoli live here at post 9 at the new york stock exchangearl and jon are both off this morning. we've got a big show ahead with shares of uber tanking more from our exclusive interview with ceo dara khosrowshahi in just a few minutes. and later, dropbox dropping in a big way with those shares down 13%. ceo drewhouse will join us in another exclusive at the bottom of the hour. but first, we'll begin with what's really been a wild week for the markets with the dow down triple digits again down right now about 165 points. what should investors make of the big swings in stocks that we have seen for this week? bob pisani has those answers from the floor here for us bob? >> and the answer is that it depends on what the president is doing on tariffs and what the federal reserve is doing the president just making comments moments ago, not ready to make a deal on china yet, and that's frankly what's been moving the markets for the last week or so you see semiconductors, trade-related to the downside, retail, a lot of these retailers import from china

. >>> good morning and welcome to squ "squawk box" on cnbc i'm melissa lee with andrew and mike joe and are off today. trade turmoil sparking a major global sell-off this morning, china allowing its currency to fall against the dollar. it is seen as a response to president trump's latest tariffs and a signal china may be abandoning hopes for a trade deal we'll get a live report in a minute first, things have been ugly pretty much every morning. equity futures red arrows across the board. s&p looking to lose more than 33 at the open. nasdaq down 117 at the open. dow jones indicating a lower open of 275 points treasury yields, take a look at this, remarkable levels. 10-year yield, 1.768%. we are seeing the lowest level since octo

lee and the statues coming down. my civil war ancestor in south carolina he died mike morris civil war soldiers of dysentery. he did his part. but the confederates you have to try to understand it on their terms. the first loyalty was to the states there are statutes first of all i tell people beware of terry down other people's statutes. some day to be back and they will tear down years. there are exceptions a brilliant tactical problem we don't need statutes. what about stonewall jackson. should we judge him sorely in the 1850s when he was thomas johnson jackson the professor he defied his neighbors with the three -- free blacks and slaves. he broke virginia law to teach blacks to read. he was regarded as the champion friend of blacks. they begged him to buy them. where conditions were much more brutal. he brought one immediately turned him loose as out waiter at the local hotel. the other one was a woman with two kids jackson often -- offered to just free her. this is the 1850s they take care of blacks. jackson for me i think he was a high functioning autistic who came through much. very comfortable with

. >> shannon: secretary of state mike pompeo commenting on reports that china is spreading disinformation about the hong kong protesters via social media. susan leet. >> the misinformation campaign targeting the hong kong democracy protests and that's the assessment of both facebook and twitter pointing a finger squarely at twitter. that allows state backed media groups that it can't sell about the content. in the meantime we have facebook is saying that they found five accounts, seven pages and three groups associated with the chinese government looking to show political discontent surrounding the antigovernment protest in hong kong. it's interesting to note that both facebook and twitter are banned in china but it looks like the chinese propaganda are looking to use the social media platform and that didn't stop to close to 1 million that hit the streets on monday. >> the pro-democracy march continues. that doesn't seem to be stopping the enthusiasm. >> sunday's massive march shows a lot of support for the ongoing hong kong protests in the 11th straight week but, that's according to one democratic lawmaker. >> so they are trying to scare people

. >>> good morning and welcome to squ "squawk box" on cnbc i'm melissa lee with andrew and mike joe and becky are off today. trade turmoil sparking a major global sell-off this morning, china allowing its currency to fall against the dollar. it is seen as a response to president trump's latest tariffs and a signal china may be abandoning hopes for a trade deal we'll get a live report in a minute first, things have been ugly pretty much every morning. equity futures red arrows across the board. s&p looking to lose more than 33 at the open. nasdaq down 117 at the open. dow jones indicating a lower open of 275 points treasury yields, take a look at this, remarkable levels. 10-year yield, 1.768%. we are seeing the lowest level since october of 2016 on the 10-year note we should also note that yield curves around the world are feeling the pressure as well we did have on friday the german bund, the 10-year, falling to its lowest level ever. as for the asian markets, the nikkei down by 1.75% hang seng also pressured by what is going on in hong kong in terms of the protests there, down 3%. shau

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>> mike coe has an inexpensive insurance plan to keep you afloat it's time risk less, make more the action begins now. >>> welcome, everyone. the jackets are back i'm tyler mathisen in for melissa lee. we have a great show on tap for you. we kick things off with the retail earnings next week. walmart reports next week. that retail giant not doing so well over the past month down more than 4%, so what can you expect from walmart as we head into its print? the chart master, carter worth is at the plasma to break it down carter >> a big name, low beta name, safety name. a name that did very, we well off the lows in december, almost 35%. and now it's giving some of that back the thinking is there is more give back to come. let's draw some lines. so what we know is that the stock's relative performance to the market is probably the biggest issue. this, by all accounts, is a break out. but what it could never do is really make new relative highs that's the issue so absolute returns, but no alpha. a double top of sorts. if you come back to the chart itself, i think one of several ways you can draw the lines is as follows what we know is you are well defined trend line, sort of no way arou

mike they see that they doubled is what they haven't seen. there was one trial when i was a prosecutor where the jury came back with a guilty verdict. i remember that jimmy lee was trying the case and jurors said, when we looked at the photograph, there was a footprint. nobody saw the footprint. the defense didn't. the prosecutor didn't. >> wow . >> it was faint in one corner and the juror, a juror short and bam! tilted like that because they knew the type of shoe the defendant was wearing so go figure. what are they looking for? i don't know but they might find something that everybody else overlooked . >> eventually. let me get your, we hate to predict but i like to and i don't want to put you on the spot but how do you think of this all plays out? >> -- depend on the tolerance of the judge. the judge could call the game at any time a week or two out. she could say, that's enough depending on the count. if they are close, they keep them out forever. they also have a blockbuster instruction that if it is like 10-2, they say, reverse roles. you argue with the other side to see -- so they do that type of thing in trying to come of that is why it is called the