mr. trump: is there anything better than a trump rally? >> no. mr. what about a sleepy joe biden rally? [booing] mr. trump: some beauties. [laughter] i sort of hope it is him. i don't mind any of them. you got pocahontas is rising. [booing] mr. trump: you got kamala, kamala is falling. [crowd booing] mr. trump: you got beto. [crowd booing] mr. trump: beto is like gone. but we will see what happens, you know, whoever it is, i don't know it matters but different, different people. i think sleepy joe may be able to limp across the finish line. but today they announced that they are going to cut way back on his appearances because he is such a disaster, they are going to have fewer appearances. you've heard that, right? they are going to cut back on his appearances. could you believe it? if i ever did that, it would be over. the fake news would get us, but we don't let them get us because it is fake. and today the deputy editor of the new york times was demoted. isn't that beautiful? [crowd booing] [applause and cheers] mr. trump: all the news that is no

[inaudible] mr. trump: say it? [inaudible] mr. trump: no, i don't blame elizabeth warren and i don't blame bernie sanders, in the case of ohio, and i don't blame anybody. i blame these are sick people. these are people that are really mentally ill, mentally disturbed. it's a mental problem and we're going to be meeting, we're going to be meeting with members of congress. i've already gotten meetings scheduled and i have plenty of talks over the last two days. i think something is going to come up, we're going to come up with something that really can -- is going to be really very good, beyond anything that's been done so far. [inaudible] mr. trump: well, we are going to see where we are. we're dealing with leadership right now, and you know you had two sides that are very different on this issue. and let's say all good people, the two sides that are very different. if we get close i will bring them back right it has to be, we have to see where you are with leadership. normally, this is been really a decision -- congress gets togeth

any of the other people who may join me in the republican primary is a vote taken right away from mr trump so it's it's really in a way a vote against trump and then they can vote for whoever they want in the final you reasons is said that donald trump is a rhino a republican in name only lead mean in name only he's on the well i just i want to give him a tickle larry because people call me a rhino busy republican in name only because i'm pro-choice on the question of abortion well that didn't used to be a litmus taste test issue 2 thirds of the republican party in new hampshire to this day is pro-choice so i'm not going to confess error and say i'm knocked out on that one when i say mr trump is a republican in name only i mean he's not an economic conservative look at these deficits he's added 9 trillion dollars to the deficit already it went up another $800000000000.00 yesterday he doesn't believe in free trade which is a staple of republican thinking and the international area i think most republicans always stood for a robust and gauge middle. around the world at least in terms of soft

but mr. trump has not raised any issue along these lines in this case, but i would be happy -- judge newman: do you think he would waive compliance with the statute? mr. letter: what mr. trump is saying is -- i am not quoting his words -- no, i'm not turning over anything and not complying with any subpoena -- >> we have a lot of appeals that says one side wants it all and the other side says you're not getting any of it and we are not necessarily limited to those two choices. saying, yourll i'm honor, is that mr. trump has not raised any specific 6103 objections. i will be happy to check into that specific question and give you a full answer, because what i am really saying to you is i'm giving an excuse for myself. since they have not raised that, i am not prepared on the question. judge livingston: this morning i heard your colleague on the content of on the the subpoena. could you address the argument that in the context like this, that these are very broad subpoenas, the district court recogni

but mr. trump has not raised any issue along these lines in this case, but i would be happy -- judge newman: do you think you would with compliance with the statute? mr. letter: what mr. trump is i'm not turning over anything and not complying with any subpoena --" >> we have a lot of appeals that says one side wants it all and the other side says you're not getting any of it and we are not limited to those choices. mr. letter: all i'm saying is that there has not been any specific objections. i will be happy to check into that specific question and give you a full answer, i'm really giving an excuse for myself. since they have not raised that, i'm not paired on the question. livingston: this morning i heard your calling on the others could yourside, address the argument that in the context like this, that these comeery broad subpoenas out of the court did not think it had any legal authority to address overdressed, do you agree? mr. letter: yes but i would like to explain. the supreme court has ma

[applause] mr. trumpyou very much to our great vice president, and thank you to all of the extraordinary patriots here at the united states department of defense, the world's largest building. i've heard for many years, the world's largest building. and it's under great leadership. your devotion, strength, and courage keep america safe, strong, and free. it's because of you that the united states military is the most powerful fighting force on the face of the earth. i want to express our gratitude to the old guard and to all of the service members in today's review for their extraordinary commitment to excellence and their unwavering loyalty to our nation. it is the greatest honor of my life to serve as your commander-in-chief. let me also recognize the incredible u.s. navy sea chanters and the band for that beautiful rendition of our national anthem. it was really beautiful, and thank you very much. fantastic job. thank you. thank you. we're gathered here today to celebrate the swearing-in of america's n

[random shouting] mr. trump: that is ok. [applause and cheers] >> thank you, mr. president. mr. p: these are great people. these are great people that love our country. [applause and cheers] we love you. [applause and cheers] mr. trump: thank you very much. thank you. pretty good. pretty good. politicians ship away our jobs, shed our sovereignty, surrendered our dignity, and saddled our nation in one foreign debacle after another and we are still here. we are still here, you better believe it and we are here stronger than ever before. all of that ended the day i took the oath of office. the american people are in charge of their country again. [applause and cheers] number of job killing regulations that were strangling our country. we cut more regulation in 2.5 years than any other president in their full terms. for years, eight years or in one case, more than that, more than anybody, to get relief to working families. we passed tax cuts and tax reforms. the largest package in the history of our country. you are making a lot more money. you are making a lot more money and you see

mr. weld: absolutely. >> trump's not racist! mr. weld: i said in detroit that the naacp on july 24, he is an extreme racist. if the republican party in washington, i think the states in washington, but the republican party in washington does not as a vow his racist tirades, they will go down in massive defeat in 2020. i saw this happen in the nixon year when a lot of people, very honorable republicans who engaged in the draining effort of defending richard nixon all year long and then it turned out when the tapes were released he had been lying to the american people about everything, they all lost. no questions asked. one was from iowa i believe. that will happen next year if they do not disavow his racism. my answer to your question is yes, he is a racist. the first thing i said when i heard about will heard is i hope you can hang on to scout. >> you talked about how people are keeping quiet. who? mr. weld: i will wait until the moment is right. frankly, it will depend on me getting some air beneath my wings in terms of publicity

. >>> and the g7 summit, mr. trump reportedly questioning why he een needs to attend at all as world leaders make that i way to france. we have detailed analysis of what to expect. >>> also ahead, the amazon wildfires, the change in tone from brazil's president now calling in the country's military to fight the fires. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell, "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> 4:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast and the u.s. president trump sieves soon in france for the annual g7 summit. we of course are tracking mr. trump's progress and we'll let you know when he gets there. the president impeachly though not a fan of these type of get togethers. he is going though. and looming over this year's meeting is the worsening trade dispute between washington and beijing. it got worse on friday when mr. trump announced higher tariffs on chinese imports. this after china imposed new tariffs on american good

i would not support mr. trump after everything he has done under any circumstances. >> how are you going to win? how are you going to win? mr. weld: i start with the six new england states, i pivoted west to friendly states out there, more libertarian states, washington state, oregon, california would be hospitable to me. i assume trump will refuse to release his taxes which i propose to do within a couple weeks after labor day. and then back to my native new york and pennsylvania, new jersey, which are the states i concentrated on when i was looking to run earlier. i also have not yet been ready to be activated, but often are networks from former friends of mine in a number of critical states. i will not be starting from ground zero in a place like pennsylvania, for example. but the main thing is speaking the truth, not lying, not being ignoble, not trying to set people against each other, and i think the truth about what mr. trump is now doing and has been doing is going to set in. it will sink in. sooner or lat

i kind of think it might be mr. trump who is the rhino, the republican in name only, because he is not a fiscal conservative. he doesn't believe in conserving the environment. he doesn't believe in free trade , he doesn't believe in all of the things the real republican party used to stand for. i'm unapologetic about challenging him here because i don't think he is a real republican. [applause] gov. weld: i'm going to fight in those states and go to some friendly states, back to the mid-atlantic states, when i only -- when i almost ran before i concentrated on new jersey and new york and there are plenty of electoral votes to begotten. the last bridge to be crossed will be the rust belt states were mr. trump won the election. now we know a lot more about mr. trump than we did the day after the election last time. and if this was just early 2017, i wouldn't be standing in front of you saying i'm challenging mr. trump for reelection, because we didn't know enough. it was just one speech, now it has been backed up by two yea

you're absolutely correct on these fronts i think the way they look at mr trump is that they look at him as being insincere. he came in he imposed tariffs early and he did have leverage and that did catch the attention of the chinese and the chinese were willing to go a long distance because they realize they need to transition their own growth model from the graceful model of the currently have but the americans have not and put it president trump has not been a sincere interlocutor so going forward they are willing to sit down and talk but it's going to be on a trust but verify basis where whatever is agreed upon is something small it needs to be verified and you move to the next step and this sort of safe face saving tactic that mr trump tried you know where you just sort of about whether the chinese were interested in talking or not that sort of tactic seems to work in a in a u.s. political context but when he's when he seems to why about the chinese negotiating position. he can't for them they know whether they call or not so is this tactic at the cost of as you allude to perhap

president's word on good faith and with great sincerity and that's why during the 1st year or 2 of mr trump even many made erratic statements they took it with great sincerity that perhaps that's what he meant and what that's what he felt but trump has gone all over the place so much time so many times that now the whole the concept of the sincerity of which is devolved to the american presidency itself is in jeopardy and that is not a good thing on the negotiations particularly there are 2 tracks here one is the actual substantive track which the negotiators are on and it's there's a lot of detail and they're both sides are dealing with each other with sincerity but then there's the trump track too and he's all over the place ringback but i will say one thing they do detect in mr trump a certain degree of apprehension and no willingness to maybe make compromises because he's fearful his time's running out and he's going to go into relations. and getting into the weeds of about this and. but there is this unusual report about national security advisor john bolton of the united states pushin

i'm talking to many more voters than mr. trumpup there. >> you also said, i don't think it's a stretch to say on some level mr. trump is a sick man, and i don't mean physically, i mean in his head. there's a lot of furies there. i demons. i'm not sure i understand what you mean by that, his demons. >> well, i think mr. trump responds to a lot of fear and anger that's inside his head. i mean, in the last month or so, he just has seemed to get less and less tethered to norms of acceptable behavior. his rant about elijah cummings across the border, i thought from vindictiveness to outright cruelty. and i think he's shown less control in the last four, six weeks, even than he had before. so that's another thing that could happen is the voters sort of sober second judgment of the community could say at some point over time, because six months is a long time in politics, enough is enough, and i think the appropriate judgment of the american people is going to trend increasingly in that direction as we get closer and closer to february o

israel did what mr trump wanted, china probably won't.to meet the hong kong protestors in person. not much sign that will happen. also on the programme. the latest twist in the row over the seized iranian supertanker — gibraltar orders the immediate release of grace 1 despite a us request not to do so. and missionjurassic — we meet the men and women taking

mr. trump's tari tariff hikes caught trump offguard on friday night. they had been saying they would retaliate against the new tariffs mr. trump announced earlier on $300 billion of china's imports. one thing to note, the countertariffs are not dollar per dollar. the chinese are running out of things to tax on. this could mean the chinese government could launch more ca barriers against the business here. there are a few american companies names that have been floating to be put on that list for some time. they can delay licensing deals or customs clearance, just making american companies' life difficult. that would be more escalation in this trade war that shows no sign of ending anytime soon. >> you know, over here, donald trump says that the u.s. economy can outlast the chinese economy in this trade war. how long can china last here? >> that's the thing. mr. trump has made a lot of claims, including how the chinese economy is hurting and all of the tariffs he put on chinese goods are more mo

do you think it would be a good idea for mr trump to meet president well soon?on. basically, in our organisation i myself think the president has followed the correct choice with regard to irani, broke out of the previous nuclear agreement which i think was not strong enough. he has put maximum pressure on the iranians. the question now is this the time to sit down to try to renegotiate and write a that nuclear agreement? if it is then, i want to suggest to the president that he not accept meetings with president mohanty, the real decision—maker in iran is the supreme leader who has met with president putin. he has met with president putin. he has met with president shee of china. president trump obviously deserves to have a meeting at that level, if the iranians are not willing to have the supreme leader and meet with our president than i think the president ought to send vice president tends to meet with mohanty. do you think the sanctions have pushed iran to the sanctions have pushed iran to the point where they are in good faith prepared to negotiate with th

second thoughts about everything the comment by mr trump was quickly clarified by the administration with white house press secretaries. stephanie grisham releasing a statement saying his answer had been greatly misinterpreted adding president trump responded in the affirmative because he regrets not raising the tariffs higher meanwhile. a spokesperson for the chinese ministry of foreign affairs had strong words about the united states' action during the trade dispute specifically responding to a series of tweets by mr trump calling on american companies to look for alternatives to manufacturing in china was you know so we may would see the so-called pulling of american companies out of china is more like a political slogan than a pragmatic measure even if it happens there will surely be others to fill the gap and it is the u.s. who will be harmed ultimately. what the trade spat between beijing and washington may have taken center stage but the g 7 also brought the news that the u.s. and japan have an agreement in principle for a new bilateral trade deal u.s. trade representative robe

mr trump ended up leaving early and decode justin mr trump ended up leaving early and decodejustin trudeau leaving early and decode justin trudeau weak mr trump ended up leaving early and decodejustin trudeau weak and dishonest. given that the american president cancelled a trip to denmark this week, all to do with his idea to buy agreement, i am making no predictions as to what happens next. —— two by greenland. the summit, which takes place in the not produce a joint communique, it is not possible. it began in 1970s asa is not possible. it began in 1970s as a series of intimate conversations between readers, but 110w conversations between readers, but now any much conversations between readers, but 110w any much more conversations between readers, but now any much more public way showing as all powerful nations grappling with big issues and often with each other. look who has landed in a biarritz. that is donald trump a neck pain. it is not air force one. that flow to your day —— this is donald trump plain. he has had plenty to say in the few days running up to this. he has been critical

mr. trump compared the u.s. fed chair jer remote powell, a man he hand picked, appointed this person, compared him to the chinese president, xi jinping. if we have it, let's put it up. it's an official communication from the white house. there it is. my only question is who is the bigger enemy, jay powell or chairman xi? here's what he had to say about his relationship with powell. >> no, i'm not happy with jay powell. i'm not happy with him. do i want him to resign? let me put it this way, if he did, i wouldn't stop it. >> here's how the president feels. that's the relationship between these two men. are you surprised by this comparison of him to president xi? >> i'm surprised on one hand but then i'm not. on one hand he's aing taing president xi and then at other times saying he has a great relationship. to compare the fed chair to an auto carat is just insane. fortunately the federal reserve is an independent body. it's about as independent as it can be. it doesn't seem to be affected by all of trump's tweets

they held a joint press conference at the summit, where mr trump praised mr macron for his leadershipapan times shows president trump with prime minister shinzo abe. the two leaders announced a us—japan trade deal following a meeting on the sidelines of the g7. those are the papers. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? yes, cows. yes — we've all heard of herd mentality but this group of cows in the uk have taken it to a new level. watch them jump over the white line in the middle of the road as they cross over to a new field. twitter users have been left fascinated. many have shared their ideas as to why the herd chose to jump the flat line. 0ne user said the line could remind them of electric fencing. 0thers suggested it's due to them taking in a broaderfield of vision than humans. see them round. —— run. scientists say a vast raft of volcanic rocks, that is nearly the size of manhattan, is drifting through the pacific ocean. the sea of pumice the size of 20,000 football fields was first reported by australian sailor and is believed to have come from an underwater volca

there are a lot of signals that recession could be coming this way. >> mr. trump continues to insist that's not the case, but again, these indicators that, you know, people are seeing in markets around the world, certainly are causing concern. we also heard president trump break his silence about the departure of his personal assistant. sources tell cnn that she was forced to resign after sharing intimate details about mr. trump's family with reporters in an off-the-record meeting. the president was clear. he essentially said the decision was automatic. one thing that's interesting was, the tone he took on this. let's listen, we'll talk about it on the other side. >> she said she was drinking a little bit and she was with reporters. and everything she said was off the record. that still doesn't really cover for it. mentioned a couple things about my children. but she's a very, you know, good person. >> this coming from a president who does like to gloat when he pushes people out or if they're fired or whatever the case. in this case, though, it does seem that he t

mr. trump defended his trade tactics with china. he also touched on immigration. >> many people that come into our country are wonderful people. they're still coming in illegally. they're not coming in through merit. >> the president also took aim at congresswoman omar and talib. he said he could not imagine why isreal would let them in. yesterday isreal barred the lawmakers from entering the country for a planned visit after a tweet from mr. trump urging isreal to do so. >>> south korea's military says north korea fired two projectiles into the sea today. north korea says that they were launched from north korea's east coast -- rather south korea says so and landed in the waters between the korean peninsula and japan. it was north korea's sixth round of weapons launch since last july. hours before north korea criticized south korea for continuing to hold military exercises with the u.s. >>> protesters in hong kong are reportedly planning to carry out a new tactic today. they plan to withdraw a

they held a joint press conference at the summit, where mr trump praised mr macron for his leadership japan times shows president trump with prime minister shinzo abe. the two leaders announced a us—japan trade deal following a meeting on the sidelines of the g7. as you can see, big smiles there. that brings you up—to—date. scientists say a vast raft of volcanic rocks, that is nearly the size of manhattan, is drifting through the pacific ocean. the sea of pumice the size of 20,000 football fields was first reported by australian sailors and is believed to have come from an underwater volcano near tonga which erupted earlier this month. tom whitehead and shannon lenz sailed their boat into the pumice field. well, it was very unusual. it started very slowly. we had slicks of look like rocks and dirt floating. it was very odd. it was just bizarre. earlier i spoke to scott bryan, a geologist with the queensland university of technology, and i started by asking him how rare the phenomenon is. no, it's quite a common occurrence actually for our region. in the southwest pacific it happens ar

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mr trump for his part his i'm sure you can imagine will try to turn the tables and say no it's really your fault you've been taking advantage of us for all these times you need to open your own market markets that's what he's been saying since he's become president. i think both sides both all of the members of the g 7 will agree that some of china's more reach us policies also contribute to this but the other countries are going to say that the way that mr trump is dealing with this in the way that his trade war with china is introducing uncertainty that's having reverberating effect on all of them and they're going to ask him to calm things down and they'll also promise to work with him to try to nudge china into work constructive approach as well and given the president's antipathy to international at gatherings one wonders why you bother is going what does he actually get out of these meetings. well. probably less than he might want to because i think he likes to be more in the spotlight but remember the united states is the host of the g 7 next year where he still president you k

ever since he was sacked by mr trump,james long.p, james comey has been a vocal critic of the president. his firing raised questions about whether mr trump was trying to obstruct the investigation into possible collusion with russia during the 2016 election. after losing hisjob, james comey divulged parts of a memo he had written about his private conversations with mr trump. he passed the contents to a friend and authorised him to share it with a journalist from the new york times. the memo painted an unflattering present picture of the president, with one leg recalling that he was asked to pledge loyalty to trump doing a private dinner. the report says that mr kony broke fbi rules by sharing the contents of the memo and that he had failed to live up duty to safeguard sensitive information. he retained several memos in a safe at home but the inspector general said he was not recommending that mr comey be prosecuted for the breach as he had not divulged any classified information. mr comey said he had been vindicated while president

mrjohnson actually push back against mr trump.ing mr trump to de—escalate his trade war with the chinese and also warning him that the us tech giant is an online business it should face what he calls fair and proper taxation. tomorrow we are also told that mr johnson will also urge mr trump that in any future trade deal, those barriers to trade for british firms in the us must reduce. now, this has been amazing to watch this navigation between europe and the us by mrjohnson. so far there has been no response from mr trump and no tweets as yet. james, thank you. james landale there. british airways has apologised after wrongly telling some passengers their flights were cancelled, and telling them to book new ones. the mistake, which caused confusion for passengers, came after pilots announced three strike dates for next month — and the airlines advised some people with flights on non—strike days to rebook, or get a refund. our business correspondent katy austin reports. josie spent time and thousands of pounds planning a trip to fl

staying with the trade war — mr trump says the ceo of apple, tim cook, has made a compelling argumenttariffs on china. mr cook argued tariffs would be unfair because apple's products, which are made in china, would be taxed, while apple's biggest competitor, samsung, would not face tariffs on their products, because they are made in south korea. japan's exports have slipped for an eighth consecutive month as chinese sales fell amid the us—china trade war. official figures show japan's exports dropped by 1.6% injuly — compared with a year earlier. let's now talk about another warning from donald trump — this time he's warned that trade talks with china would suffer if beijing were to crack down violently on the protests in hong kong. protests have errupted in the territory since earlyjune — sparked by a controversial extradition bill that has since been suspended. monica miller is in singapore. this message from president trump comes at an interesting time. markets here are performing well and pa rt markets here are performing well and part of that is because investors are enthusiastic

today mr trump tweeted this...spanic heritage — o'rourke, who is embarrassed by my last visit to the great state of texas, where i trounced him, and is now even more embarrassed by polling at i% in the democrat primary, should respect the victims and law enforcement — and be quiet!" it wasn't the only tweet he sent today. he also attacks the government in dayton who he said was linked to elizabeth warren, and the antifa movement on the left in america. a very divisive day all in all, katty? yes, and there are also people saying this whole thing is overblown, that there isn't a problem with white supremacy in the country, and so it has caused... just the amount of division over this issue is particularly intense, and so sadly these last two night attacks almost seem to have made it even more intense. we can now speak to gary 0'donoghue who is in el paso. gary, the president did not get a particularly friendly reception in dayton, ohio. i imagine there will be more protests when he goes down to el paso, from what peo

the city's main newspaper publish ad letter to mr. trump saying mr. trump, the hatred didn't come from our city. residents in el paso remember the president's visit to the city in february when he painted migrants as criminals. >> murders, murders, murders, killings, murders. >> reporter: the president as well as white house officials over here and on the ground with the president and texas lashed out at ohio. senator sherrod brown and the mayor of dayton accusing the two elected leaders of, quote, disgusting behavior for not acknowledging the reception mr. trump received at a hospital in ohio. senator brown told reporters, the president was, quote, received well and did the right thing at the hospital in comforting the survivors there. as for whether the president will take action on gun violence, a source says mr. trump is looking at executive action at some point to tighten up the nation's background system. getting back to the white house criticizing senator brown and the mayor of dayton, it seems their beef was they were not praising the president

anxious about a downturn, mr. trump, who has long campaigned on the politics of grievance, is dialing up the culture war on immigration -- >> give your tired and poor who can stand on their own two feet. >> reporter: on race -- >> obviously headed up by elijah cummings. they've run baltimore into the ground. >> reporter: now on the politics of zraisrael. on thursday, he tweeted it would show great weakness if israel allowed muslim congresswomen omar and tlaib to visit. >> the things they've said, omar, tlaib, what they've said is disgraceful. so i can't imagine why israel would let them in. >> this is a president who is fueling such vicious divisiveness and treating sittg membs of congress in a way -- i don't care what party you are, this is wrong. >> and joining me now is the president's chief economic adviser, director of the national economic council, larry kudlow. welcome back to meet the press, sir. >> thank you, chuck. appreciate it. >> let me start with what you see from the white house, the private sector seems

. >> he was treating about joe biden as he ripped into mr. trump. >> how far from trump saying this is an invation to the shooter in el paso declaring, quote, this attack is a response to hispanic invasion of texas. how far apart are those comments? >> reporter: the president tweeted he was watching and said biden was so boring. the white house insisted the president would play the role of consoler-in-chief but president trump sounded at times that he was consoling himself. >> so my critics are political people, trying to make points. >> reporter: dodging questioning about his rhetoric and that he's somehow unified the country. >> i think my rhetoric brings people together. >> reporter: mr. trump was pressed on the el paso gunman's manifesto which appeared to be inspired in part by the president's use of the term invasion to describe migrants and he side stepped that one too. >> you and the shooter in el paso used the same language. do you regret that? >> i think that illegal immigration -- you're talking about illegal immigration, right? i think i

mr trump put his trade were on hold. invest in the economy could stabilise. professor, when the president blames the central bank, the federal reserve, as he frequently does and did on tuesday, what do you make of that? the fed is a convenient target for mr trump. but if you compare the fed's interest rates now with what the administration itself said in february and its annual report on the economy interest rates were likely to be, they are lower now than the administration pretty good, not higher. so i think it is a bit of beat and switch affecting blame. what you expect the fed to do now?|j think what you expect the fed to do now?” think the fed sees what the rest of us think the fed sees what the rest of us see, that the economy is softening, that the external environment is worsening with problems in italy and china, not least in the uk, so the fed is likely to cut interest rates modestly, but only modestly, and mr trump was right when he said today further fed interest rate cuts are not going to have a dramatic eff

mr. trump's. but they seem to mange good at the table together. who has more leverage in this relationship? >> it's clear and unambiguous that the united states, and donald trump, has more leverage, as the united kingdom extricates itself from the european union, if it does achieve brexit. it stands in a much weaker negotiating position on the global stage that we see this year. the obvious reference would be china. one can only imagine what wiit would be like when it deals with a smaller political power than in the united kingdom. we see leaders at the g7, on the global international stage, under scrutiny. each of these leaders is thinking about their constituencies back at home. and that's especially the case for boris johnson, new prime minister, with the general election coming at some point in the near future. and every gesture is choreographed with that goal in mind. >> another thing that came out of this meeting with boris johnson. president trump backing off the threat on sundays, after insisting he can use his executive power to prevent am

this is what mr. trump has said.peatedly said that there is an invasion of immigrants to overrun america. including white folks in america. he has said that at rallies. that language was used by the suspected el paso shooter, patrick krusius. donald trump has told people, including members of congress to go back to their countries. the man who is in the white house has compared migrants to animals, criminals and rapists. hate has no place in our country, but the man in the white house has used language which quite often can be seen to be hateful. just as politicians or martin luther king can inspire us, just as a franklin delano rez velvoo could hold us together in a time of crisis, so a man who is president fuel anger, frustration and, yes, indeed, violence if his language is not what brings us together, but supposedly divides us. >> look, from what we've seen from over the weekend, scott, certainly the shooting in el paso raises the issue of white supremacy and the issue of immigration front and center. along with