mulligan has talked about.and i will give you many reasons why there is not an agreement between me and my neighbor. the project is tiny. it's 2' x 70. we have several existing deck uses. my dog uses it for sunning himself. the use of or access to the backyard. the backyard is not accessible from downstairs when we have occupants in the other unit. this is a two unit building. we also grill on this deck. we have a small grill on this deck that i use for myself and my partner. we have a bigger grill on the roof and we agreed with mr. mulligan that we would do our entertaining on the roof. the initial design of a very large deck off of our family room that went almost to the lot line. we did agree with him to move it off of the lot line. we did agree to put a small deck. we did not agree to never expand the deck again, and we certainly didn't give my neighbor veto rights over any permit application and the future. permits are governed by the planning code, not by my neighbor. you will notice, look at this photogr

. >> he took a mulligan and hit it in the lake. which i do a lot. >> yes. >> so i appreciate it. no, it's true. >> with trump it would be a negative two. he would not count it. yes, we've all talked about it all week. basically you had a total clash of cultures. this was the easiest scene to write as you could imagine. you have a guy from the school of washington establishment making a very coherent, it seems to me, and responsible and reasoned statement. and then you cut to across pennsylvania avenue, donald trump was tweeting. right now the tweeting is going to win out over the fact. that's the great issue of the time. i want to play this quote from an attendee at a town hall. listen so what she said about the mueller report. >> i was surprised to hear there was anything negative in the mueller report at all about president trump. i hadn't heard that before, and i mainly listen to conservative news and i hadn't heard anything negative about that report and president trump had been exonerated. >> fascinating. somebody at the white house could look at that quote and say, huh, it'

either in the do-over orhe mulligan. put democrats in this uncome fokocomfortable spo. they don't know what to do. take a listen ts. thi >> impeachment is a political act, and you cannot impeach a president that the american people want to support. >> we can't impeach him for politicalso rea and we can't not impeach him for political reasons. >> i don't want to divide this country more with a partisan impeachment. i am totally shizophrenic right now about all the different things in there. >> i think that is probably the most honest assessment of all congressional democrats. i think they're frustrated that th president denied congress. at the same time, they are aware of how divisive it is. >> you will see pelosi try to figure out where the next step goes because, you know, she'll have a monday night leadership meeting. he will then cuddle with her caucus. this is the point at which she's under the most pressure than she's been about impeachment. and, you know, yet no one seems to know what her end claim s.gai she doesn'

and mueller did not either in the do overor the mulligan. it was a fee yas coy. >> here's what it's done is put democrats in this uncomfortable spot. they don't know what to do. they don't know how to stay on the same talking pounts. take a listen to this. >> impeachment is a political act and you cannot impeach a president if the people won't support it. >> we can't impeach him for political reasons and we can't not impeach him for political reasons. >> i don't want to play into russia's hands with a partisan impeachment. i am totally schizophrenic right now about all the different things that are in there. >> and congresswoman dingell, i think that is probably the most assessment of all congressional democrats. they're frustrated that the president defies congress and at the same time they're aware of how divisive this is. >> and they're all tied up in knots and you're going to see speaker pelosi try to figure out where the next step goes because she's got -- she'll have a monday night leadership meeting. she'll cuddle with her caucus. thi

host: we would like to thank susan mulligan of u.s. news & world report and talking >> live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, the new york times chief correspondent will discuss his new book, confirmation bias. mark the 50th anniversary of the cuyahoga .iver fire with a historian washingtonwatch " journal." join the discussion. >> i am a white male. i am prejudiced. it is something that was not taught but something i learned. i don't like to be forced to like people. i like to be led to like people. what can i do to change? to be a better american? >> that was a remarkable moment. i did not realize until i stepped off the set. there was something in his voice that touched me. it is so authentic as he searches for the words to say something to a national audience that we won't admit in our home. presidentnight, the of the public policy organization demos was a guest on "washington journla." that,t of the reason for it is august, we have had this racially charged summer with donald trump's campaign, black li

no mulligans. there i am. here i am -- >> a great story about your golf.he did this with his dad and for charity. >> and you play once a year. >> pretty good. >> i would wrestle a hobo to have a 90 in golf. >> i have wrestle add hobo but for other things. >> all right. a north carolina man has his grand daughter and a fortune cookie to thank for winning $344 million powerball jackpot dollars. take a look at him receiving the check. you heard me right. 66-year-old charles jackson jr. got a fortune cookie from his granddaughter. after opening it, he used the number to guess the numbers of the powerball and got it right. mr. jackson thought he won $50,000. when he looked again, he realized he got every number right. >> why is he on tv? i wouldn't be on tv when that happens. i would hide. >> he's chose the claim of $233 million lump payment. he says he's going to give a lot to charity. >> those are the lumps you want to take. >> i think the granddaughter gets to go to ice cree parlor. have to do that. >> two scoops at least. >> speaking of sweet, this story co

i had somebody on my panel sunday say he took a mulligan and hit it into the lake. >> what i said a couplenths ago on a confidential phone call i was on with the democratic caucus was i wish he had been clear but he did leave us, my words, bread crumbs to follow. and so it would have been great if he had drawn all the conclusions. he didn't. we know in our hearts what the right decision is and we have work to do. >> congresswoman val demings from central florida, thank you for sharing your views. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up ahead, joe biden is being attacked from all sides today. republicans are hitting him on that plagairism charge and president trump having an interview with his old "apprentice" star peers morgan. >> prince charles, he doesn't have to worry about that in theory. that's what impressed me maybe the most. eory that's what impressed me maybe the most award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. the volvo xc90. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain reliever

. >> is there any sins more sense of mulligans for him or. >> i think the biden campaign looks at the trump campaign and sees the way that things that, you know, four, eight years ago we would have thought would be so damaging against a presidential candidate. but that don't seem to stick to them. in this case the reality is that joe biden has a democratic party that is a lot more diverse and you know awake to some of the issues. and the question is how can he -- at the point where he is can he really sustain the support he has? if he keeps making comments like this. >> thank you very much, patrick. next the exactic party veering further left. president trump already eyeing the moment, this specific moment accurate fantastic in fact for a campaign ad. >> raise your hand if the government plan providing coverage for undocumented immigrants. okay. >> plus a democratic candidate who wants to give you $1,000 a month. outfront to tell you how and why. and pete buttigieg, not shying away from talking about religion. >> the republican party likes to cloak itself in the language of religion.

you're saying it was kind of a mulligan she got to do in private. >> 100%. trump said publicly i thought jerry before. i'll beat him again. to use his words, he's laughing at jerry and making this very sad. >> there is certainly a theater of the absurd quality to all of this. it would have been better to hope hicks come before the committee and be questioned and stonewall. it would have been really evoktive testimony for the american people to see. it would have underscored this view the administration is hiding something and not cooperating. instead you have the closed door testimony and nadler saying she gave up some things, things that might be useful. we don't know and won't find out till 48 hours later when the transcript is released. >> ej. >> i think the whole idea, i want to underscore the point all of you made which is right. if you have the president's people objecting even apparently to questions like where is your office, this would not look good and there would be footage on the news tonight and people would say there really does look like a cov

and of course a number of key embassies in the middle east are also left vacant as well what about mulligans because voice what would his position be on for instance a military confrontation with iran. well we do know that mark asper has actually served in the military and that goes a long way in determining what that what their decision would be in terms of how the united states would engage more importantly because mark esper has also served in congress as a staff member as well so he knows how to work very closely not only with maneuverings and the pentagon and with our military but also more and more importantly working very closely with congress as we know that relationship between congress and the white house can and has been very contentious and so having someone like that in that role i think that go a long way and at least giving the president cover for decision making if in fact he would need the authorization for the use of force from congress having someone like mark asper who knows how congress works was work and it worked with many of these senators and members of congress i th

host: we would like to thank susan mulligan of u.s.rld report and talking about her article "brain drain." good to see you. guest: thank you for having me on. host: the remainder of our show, we will return to our question about the senses and whether -- census, and whether it should be a delayed due to the citizenship question. "newsmakers" and she scotusd about recent cases and chief justice john roberts role. >> the gerrymandering case i think was a wonderful opportunity for the justices to step back and say, we are being asked to do something the judges are not entitled to do under the constitution to second-guess the redistricting. it is political and might be ugly but the judges should not get into that. i thought that was a great conclusion and absolutely right. the majority, the chief justice and the conservatives. the other case, the census case, we saw the court going the other way and the chief justice leading that. he seems to want to be, chief justice marshall, to give a little bit to each person and dole this out, but tha

go back to jpmorgan who did have to use their mulligan and asked to return too much initially and fedme back with another offer interesting for the bank we -- gets talked about often is on the balance sheet. last week the stress test with all of the other banks but spin it one way let's test the water. >> stretch we think we have that. >> at the might as well push it or return as much as we can or maybe not as strong -- >> or under the circumstances of the stress test where you're saying 5% decline gdp. >> of course. >> these were the toughest yet >> exactly 72,000 pages morgan stanley submission was lots of ink and paper. >> and compliance officers >>> up next, your wall street look ahead key things every investor needs to have on their radar as we head into a new trading day. friday, last day of the first half of the month and the quarter. >> take a y daoff. >> i'm here tomorrow. >> excellent >> we will be right back so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else i

jpmorgan, talked about that yesterday, had to use their mulligan, you would be worried about that ifital return underwhelmed relative to expectations, still above expectations so that's really a sign that jpmorgan pushed the boundaries, feeling so confident as opposed to the other way around. >> financials and energy, the leading groups health care and utilities turned red. bob pisani on the floor with more >> we're looking for direction everyone is trying to gain what will happen to the g-20 meeting. look at the sectors here banks having a great day the capital situation really improving dividends, buybacks better semis, china play. metals and mining, this is also the classic china play on the upside energy also doing fairly well this week. it is a big difficult situation to figure out here in theory, the risk is to the downside the markets are at new highs but everyone is positioned for a global slowdown. light on equities and really, really long on the bond yields here bank of america, i think he had it right he had a note out, trade truce, nothing going to happen. limited upside

>> he got 12 mulligan's a shot. it actually be him up so badly he walked off the golf course. i've been able to shoot a very respectable score and in two weeks ago. open conditions. maybe 15 chatsworth. we're gonna be here all day covering the back story. stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning everyone. we have major developments on the oil tanker attack has to do with iran fox news pentagon producer is getting all of the information together for us. we will go to him as soon as he has ready. here's what we have so far. video of what is believed to be an iranian boat removing a mine from the side of an oil tanker in the gulf. this tanker had been attacked yesterday. perhaps the mine was removed have failed to detonate and the iranians wanted to get rid of evidence that they were behind the attacks. mike pompeo said yes they were in this morning on fox the president said the attack have quote i read and written all over it. despite what is happening in the oil patch. it remains at a depressed level. as we speak. why do we give credit to america's oil glut. we run the show n

it would have to be directed towards the revolutionary guard or do we write this off as a mulligan >>oth. what's really interesting is that we didn't respond immediately. we have the capability of seeing exactly where the strike comes from as the strike is being unleashed from the ground. and we have protocols that call for counterbattering fire immediately on that target and if we didn't do it -- and we didn't do it when this occurred. that would indicate that our -- our crowell of our own fires in there, the rules of engagement in the region were such that we decided that we were not going to necessarily respond and that we're going to give ourselves time to figure out what actually had happened and who had done it but our response we assume is going to be a military response and that's probably not going to be the case. among other things this is probably a mobile launcher and it's gone by now. >> the - >> and we have been very successful with economic sanctions and will probably do more of them. >> the back and forth saying this was over open air space and they say it was over the

. >> he got 12 mulligan's a shot. it actually be him up so badly he walked off the golf course.ake it away. stuart: good morning everyone. we have major developments on the oil tanker attack has to do with iran fox news pentagon producer is getting all of the information together for us. we will go to him as soon as he has ready. here's what we have so far. video of what is believed to be an iranian boat removing a mine from the side of an oil tanker in the gulf. this tanker had been att

pete: no mulligan for bernie?lared democrat. he only runs for democrat when it's time for him to run for president. a lot of the old guard is saying look, what we are doing is completely justified. pete: a lot of the base still likes the types of things that bernie and elizabeth warren say. what do you think is going to happen the first time the green new deal or medicare for all or socialism comes up and joe biden gives a measured response. >> yeah. pete: bernie sanders is full-throated and you have a crowd full of lefties? >> flip flop joe is no longer moderate joe. that's actually going to hurt him now. a lot of people on the left wanted him to run because they felt like he was the moderate and he was the person that could take donald trump toe to toe. that's not the case anymore. quite frankly i don't know what the democrats have. if you have everyone going to the left and you have a general election, look, they wants to win those same counties that barack obama won in 2008. and so, how are they going to win t