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analysts and investors reacted negatively to this we heard that several analysts cut their numbers foreign nau n. one thing is what this means for the alliance and an earnings perspective, but it also raises huge questions around corporate governance yesterday the nissan ceo kept talking about the concentration of power in one individual this is likely to come out again and again. how was it these incidents, should they prove true, how were they able to happen and only were caught through a whistle-blower report. so analysts and investors putting emphases not only on what this means for the fate of the alliance but also from a corporate governance perspective. >> julianna, thank you >>> joining me on the line is ananic hsnicholls what strain does this investigation place on the alliance >> i think it places huge strain on the alliance but the step that renault seems to be taking, which is not backing mr. ghosn, does suggest there's a possibili possibility it could survive initially it looked like a unilateral declaration by nissan that could put a strain on renault. there is a tension within t

nau said he didn't want to get anywhere near the political arena. justice to make this in the wake of the president's statement is remarkable. >> undeniable that the kavanaugh fight exposed the underside of these judicial battles. clearly something roberts is conscious of. >> at the moment we're all looking at the new court. kavanaugh is on the court. justice kennedy is gone. the focus was more on anthony kennedy, this is a big moment for john roberts. for him to pick a fight with the president now, the president at mirra lago, wait for twitter? >> the chief justice speaks for the court. this is not a statement he issued independently and without running it by his fellow justices. he speaks for the entire court, the entire bench in this and they must have agreed it was worth weighing in. >> and worth risking what, as you say, could be twitter attacks from the president. >> and attacks from the president's allies. roberts himself has not necessarily ingratiated himself with some of his rulings with conservatives, the obamacare case being one of them.

when donald trump was nau inaugurated, there was trump.tock and barrel, all of them, from lindsey graham on down, there is exactly one elected republican left in the country that has been faithful to his previous principles. that's john kasich. so that decision to surrender without a fight to trumpism will either be validated by the outcome of the election tomorrow, or the republicans are going to face a massive repudiation by the american people. what donald trump has done fundamentally is stoke a cold civil war in this country. he hasn't acted as the president, he's acted as a tribal chieftail at war with the other half of the country. this campaign has been loathesome. it's disgusting. it's not racial, it's not dog whistles, these are racist appeals full of antagonism, an invading disease-infested army about to crash the southern border. it's as outrageous as it is despicable. i think the american people, by and large, don't want to live in that type of country. but to watch over a two-year period the diminution of the republican party

we had shinzo abe who did so much to cultivate donald trump, seems to have come to nau with -- naugibilitiesghtariffs. >> it looks like they were getting closer to a deal and if you can't even rely on japan and the u.s., then who is next? it could be the european union. donald trump has said he is not be with some of the trade deals with europe and that would be a big one. states goes after europe, that could be just as nasty as going after china. stage areat this probably thinking, i'll move to the sidelines, particularly when you consider that we are well into the fourth quarter and it has not been good already. take your last few chips and run. >> you have been watching the moves we have seen in the chinese currency, as well and you are flagging that we could be seen tougher currency management coming through in the pboc after they dropped that pledge allowing market forces to determine the exchange rate. does that mean they're not going to see the renminbi breach seven? tough on management doesn't necessarily mean they will defend any particular level for the yuan. it probably means they ar

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nau the speculation manafort wants a pardon from the president.ch the president couldn't pardon him from. but they are talking and it's -- as steve said, it's somewhat unusual. but i could see how it could benefit both sides to know does it have anything to do with the fact that paul manafort's deal has blown up as the mueller people have said we don't think he is telling us the truth. so therefore the deal is rescinded. is he now, believe it or not, in solitary confinement as he awaits sentencing. ainsley: all right. so that's the julian assange. that's the paul manafort side of this. then there is also jerome corsi. he was on with tucker carlson. he said he was investigate you had by robert mueller's team and they accused him of lying under oath. then they charged him with a crime because he couldn't give them what they wanted. listen. >> the special prosecutors blow you up. they do this what i call perjury trap. completely rigged and it's politically driven by clinton operatives who have an agenda. if you can't give them what they are looking f