mike wilson, morgan stanley. we can trade it. >> effectively what he's saying is the trade here almost regardless is emerging market weakness, probably everything is priced in and you buy it and the s&p at a certain point catches up that's what we've been talking about in terms of outcomes that's a potential outcome 2400 is 15% of so from here. i think you could absolutely see that >> i'm an em guy i just don't see it. if anything, i think there's a risk to the dollar going higher out of the differentials and i think the dollar could rally on quality so i worry about china the biggest waiting. china's not going to fall apart. they're the biggest waiting in the em >>> coming up, elon musk's little brother kimbal speaking to cnbc a few moments ago. what he said and didn't say about tesla that has all of wall street talking first it was constellation brands now it might be coca-cola trying to get a piece of the marijuana industry the next phase might surprise you though the cannabis king himself, mr. tim seymour, br

it is rare that wall street strategists apologize for getting forecasts wrong, but it turns out mike wilsonfinitely pro. apparently he is still bearish on stocks. not today, but sometime in the near future, he says. adam: right, ramy. who would be an equity strategist? you need to make forecasts all the time. chances are you'll get some things right, something some things wrong. you need to get your core calls right. what might wilson is saying is he is maybe a little early on the call for caution in u.s. equities. a lot of people have been surprised, not just him, by the fact that u.s. equities have continued to drive higher. all the key components prop up the market, the fundamentals in the economy, the strong earnings growth and that continues every quarter, so really, he is pushing out his forecast a declines inor some u.s. equities to come in before long. one of the key indicators that it is worth keeping an eye on is he notes you do not have the breadth of the market that he thinks you need in this stage later on in the economics cycle and the cycle for equities. he would like to see

from mike to dave for $228 and a copy of a cell phone bill from december of 2001, right before he disappeared which showed a number of phone calls to that same phone number. >> you gave detective wilsonll of the document you had on dave simmons? >> yes. >> unfortunate ly ellen no longer had the voice mail, the one she claims to have discovered on mike's cell phone. the sexually explicit one from dave simmons. >> the only proof they had a relationship are the voice mails which don't exist anymore. >> i think people, if they knew mike, would know that he would never send anybody money ever nlts there was some sort of relationship there. >> mike was supporting this guy. >> i never found enough money that he was supporting him but he was definitely helping him out. police tell us ellen's information didn't lead anywhere. the detective didn't locate mike in the caribbean and when he tried to contact dave simmons from phoenix he never got a response. but that same albuquerque journal article, the one that so infuriated ellen also got ellen's former neighbors talking about something they had seen years before. >> they'd seen michael and ellen digging out behind the garage, digging a hole. >

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former democratic congresswoman jane harmon, she is now the director, president and ceo of the wilson center and mikey commentator. we have two former chairs of the intelligence committee here, that is more intelligence than we can handle in one place. jane, i want to start with you on the issue of what you think should happen over the next few days with rod rosenstein. >> well, i think he should stay. i think president trump should figure out what's in his personal legal interest, which according to sean hannity and i agree is for rosenstein to stay, but if for some reason he doesn't, he either resigns -- well, if he resigns it's trickier for congress, but if he's fired i think that those in congress, including many republicans like lindsey graham, should follow through on their view that they want to protect him and they can reconstitute the inquiry as an inquiry for congress, i think getting that through right now is tricky, but i don't think this sideshow is helpful in the elections at all and i frankly think that there is redundant information from the mueller probe in grand juries and elsewhere

over the lastyear i've worked with secretary wilson, general goldstein, mike griffin , general raymond, general thompson, east coast and westcoast. and so many others with tremendous talent and expertise . together, we are working to create a space force which as you might imagine is a complicated process. but while there's plenty of debate about the how, we are united by the why. protecting our economy and deterring our adversaries and focused on delivering more capability faster. my approach to this effort tied back to my introduction and my roots . what products, capabilities to our war fighters need to defend our interests in space? once we determine that, we canorganize around them . accordingly, we've identified capabilities we need as outlined in the 1601 report to congress. and we are rapidly setting up the structures best suited to develop them. space command will develop space war fighting doctrine techniques and operations and improve integration across services. the space development agency will support rapid product development and leverage the commercial space industry. i

mike pence." april ryan, white house correspondent for american radio urban networks. and republican strategist, rick wilson, the author of "everything trump touches dies." we've got a lot of reading to do. good evening, everyone. april, you heard -- you saw the press conference. you heard my take on it. give me your take on what's happening tonight and the president's defense of kavanaugh. >> you know, that really is the piece that stuck out to me. the fact that he basically doesn't believe the women or really dr. ford because of his past and the accusations against him. and he said it today. he said it clearly, you know, and he detailed, you know, about the plane incident, about when he had the book, this number one book or what have you. and he talked about the others. this president is not governing with a sense of an open mind. he's already tried and convicted her if you will. and he wants to watch, i guess, for the theatrics just to see what she says. but that was a big piece today for me to hear that, the president acknowledging his past is influencing his take on what's going to happen in the testim

of support come i want to especially thank our ambassador, mike reynard cammarata beachy permission trace visceral and political officer wilson coram as well as all her embassy staff and support they gave for our delegation. their professionalism and their dedication to give us great confidence that a relationship of the prime minister and his staff and country will remain strong and we will move forward together. a great deal to my friend and colleague ms. bass. >> thank you. thank you, chairman staff. thank you one for leading the caddell and have this go down even though it was a short trip. i think we were able to accomplish a lot and especially for holding this hearing today. i want to welcome the assistant secretary. thank you for your time coming and addressing us today. with the transition to prime minister abe, if we take a close look at our bilateral relationships and what exist to start the bond between our two nations. as africa's fastest-growing economy and a second most populous country come ethiopia is a key regional partner for the u.s. while unstable and turn chaotic have led to a peaceful transition of power

wilson: mr. speaker, this week president donald trump and secretary of state mike pompeo and national security advisor ambassador john bolton made the courageous decision to close the palestinian liberation p.l.o. office in washington. the p.l.o. has taken no steps to advance the peace negotiations with israel. instead they focused their efforts on leveraging international criminal court, which directly disrupts the peace process. unfortunately, the p.l.o.'s efforts to subvert the international criminal court was advanced when former president barack obama refused to stand up for israel in the u.n. security council. while the p.l.o. condemns israel, it is making payments to families of suicide bombers and terrorists and rewards for mass murder. a man who murdered five members of an israeli family received $14,000 a year from the p.l.o. the family of the murderer received benefits as a reward for that murder. the administration has provided the p.l.o. the opportunity to remain when their waiver lapsed, but unfortunately they continue to sponsor innocent violence against american and israeli citizens. p