these days they come to nec. and i make a call whether to let him know or not come and it just so happens last evening i let him know. >> is this against the 198501 b 1985 omb directive -- mr. kudlow: no one reveal the numbers to the public. >> why would the president tell anybody to look at the jobs report if it would be negative? mr. kudlow: it is a therapeutic. i do not know. i take a lot of people were waiting for the jobs numbers. >> larry, can i ask you about the jobs report itself -- mr. kudlow: i want to inject a radical notion, the jobs report was really good. the economy is doing really well. and kudlow and hassett are doing their jobs. and what folks -- friends of mine, lord knows, on the other side of the aisle, good friends of mine, told us we could not % growth, we are here, and that is the story today. >> are you going to tell the president the jobs number next month? mr. kudlow: i have no idea. i have no idea. a judgment call. he is president. >> larry, can i ask you -- -- mr. kudlow: the tariff b

the cia knows and these days they come to nec. and i make a call whether to let him know or not. and it just so happens last evening i let him know. >> how can this go against the 1985 -- >> no. >> because no one should reveal what the findings are the night before before they're released. >> right. and we didn't. >> why is this such secrecy. >> wait. this is important. no one revealed the numbers to the public. >> why would the president tell anybody to look at the jobs report if it was gieoing to be negative? [ laughing ] >> you'll have to ask. that's a therapy thing. i don't know. >> therapy thing? >> he's got -- look. it's up to him. he likes to tweet. i do think a lot of people are waiting for the job. [ inaudible conversations ] >> i just want to inject this radical notion the jobs report was really good. the economy is doing really well. and kudlow and hasset are doing their job. i just want to say that. and friends of mine, lord knows on the other side of the aisle, good friends of mine, told us we couldn't get done. we're here. we're here. and i think that's -- that's th

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i think it is correct for toshiba to follow the likes of nec and fujitsu and get away from these productsoint out, $36 million is a low numberand point out, $36 million is a low number and the number, yes, i was surprised. from the looks of it, consumer electronics is not a stronghold of the japanese any longer. absolutely. there is a great misunderstanding that goes on when we hear these sort of news stating that japan is faltering we hear these sort of news stating thatjapan is faltering behind. the fa ct of thatjapan is faltering behind. the fact of the matter is that this is a newer scrap and build process. electronics, especially consumer electronics, is not a stronghold of japan. the stronghold is in the area of automobiles and machinery. i would say that this is a natural move for toshiba to make. what is sharp, which was also purchased by another company, stand to gain from this 36,000,000—dollar deal? another company, stand to gain from this 36,000,000-dollar deal? quite a lot. you can see that the new owner's sales network has contributed greatly to the comeback of sharp's earni

kudlow did not respond to requests for comment roughly a quarter of the necs 24 jobs are open including senior roles of agriculture policy. one person is set to take a senior role at a financial trade association but may remain at the white house to run its legislative affairs arm. the white house for its part said it would not comment on who larry has spoken to only that he's interviewed several candidates both internally and externally for the position p. melissa. >> kayla, thank you. all of those names should be familiar to cnbc i think it's -- >> all these guys. >> probably a good thing >> i think so. these are big picture minds that may fit the posture of this administration but these are folks thinking about the big picture as it relates to foreign trade. >> very free trade oriented. but i'm wondering if that free trade -- is that the policy? i don't know maybe it appears not at the moment ultimately maybe we'll see something different. i assume we will but at the moment it feels like the less free traders -- >> it feels like when kudlow had a heart attack and he was sidelined for

i think he has the right with larry cudd low the right guy at nec. he did. the first interview -- larry cudd low sat down with -- no no sat down with peter nofr o he went on with the interviews he said we have to be tough on china. china has cheated us. you said it in your column two months ago. we've got china dead to rights in this thing. they can't happy talk -- they can't go to davos and give a speech about globalization about how the world is-free trading when he they run as a america tilist society. >> why did i come all the way to rome to interview steve bannon? well italy's politics were in absolute chaos this week. and bannon has a lot to say about the subject. much more on that when we come back. >> we're coming up on the tenth year anniversary of the financial crisis. the fuse lit then that brought the trump revolution is what's happening here in italy. crohn's disease. you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stel

nec director larry kudlow says the u.s.ay pursue separate deals with canada and mexico to replacehe currenttrilateral deal, and a white house team in beijing reportedly rebuffed an offer from china to buy $70 billion in u.s energy and crops. here's white house press secretary sarah sanders. >> our focus is on making sure we get good deals. i'm not here to make an announcement on what those look like but he's going to con fnue pushinward to make sure he gets the best deal for american workers. >> for "nightly business report," i'm kayla tausche in oshington. >> wall street, as we mentioned, the nasdaq closed at by shareecord, helped of netflix and amazon and while tech stocks powered ahead, the rest of the medket strugor gains. the dow jones industrial average fell 13 points.q the nas was up 31 and the s&p 500 gained n 2 points,rly 2. >>> now, some say the market is facing some preury toughes and investors want to know if those hurdles can be cleared, so mike santoli takes a look. >> reporter: stock market bulls have plenty

lots of things get said nec judge leon's skip the schism when going through the documents in favor of relying on economic analysis. to me, when i read the opinion of an economist regardless of the outcome, and opinion that it favors economic analysis over lines that appear in documents or testimony produced for the purpose of trial to me as a good name. sort of using economic science to help us calibrate merger policies. in this case, the judge was not convinced by dr. shapiro, the government expert on analysis for a variety of reasons maybe we will get into. but much more convinced by dr. carlton's analysis and by the overall economic sense that vertical mergers generally do more harm than good. >> when we are talking about antitrust, what are we talking about in the clayton act was referenced often in the judge's opinion. >> the underlying claim for most merger challenges whether by the ftc, doj or private plaintiff are under section seven of the clayton act, the antitrust statute most commonly used, almost exclusively used in the modern era. 100 years for the sherman act, the clayt

well ministers of those that surrounded russia following the twenty forty eight olympics the piece by nec harris alleges the cover up of one of russia's players' positive drug tests who is not participating because of an injury harris claims he's out because his sample was switched fee for officials have denied that that's by pointing out the inaccuracy is in the article and reiterating that the russian team is clean something they said even before the article was published but which it neglected to mention the answer who gives ample space to the opinions of people external to the investigations and voluntary fails to state the key points of this matter. is investigations were conducted in collaboration with wilder and wilder agreed with feeds his conclusions therefore we can only conclude that mr harris believes that while this position is not relevant in this case well day eleven of the world cup come to an end we've seen some spectacular games and a handful of goals panama's first ever at the tournament in fact while england broke some wreck or it's but a blind has bought heartbreak fo

secretary pompeo to korea and multiple discussions with his personal envoy, who is here now, and with nok nec nortn leader, i think about it now, and what pompeo said and president said, they were positive statements, i suspect they were talking about generalities, now we're talking specifics. you hear language that secretary pompeo using significant challenges, difficulties, find ways to kind of bridge our differences. what that means now is we have put on the table what we said we wanted, you know verify able denuclearization in a reasonable amount of time, i suspect they have come up with something considerably less. likely some aspirational aspect, maybe at best partial, and maybe something they want to do in phasing, i am just speculating. we have differences here now. this is where we should be, dealing with specifics before a summit meeting, the problem, this is getting on 12 june, as you know, we watched this world for a long time, before heads of state get together at a summit there are weeks of preparation in terms of formallizing the agenda and differences and can we resolve them.

with 98% of precincts reporting, the top two are nec andneck, each at 29% and more than 34,000 votes. with the racese too c to call, watch parties transitioned instead to wait and see parties tuesday night. with blair and elrich hopeful oo ee the win. >> all of montgomery county is better that we came together as a team. and i don't know what the path forward will be, but we'll do it together. stay tuned. stay close. and we'll keep you apprised. >> i'mis optc that when the absentees are counted and the provisiona ballots are counted, i will be the democrati nominee for the county executive of montgomery county. >> reporter: the county board ow electionl spend this week and next week focused on the ballots. >> we will begin with the absentee ballots thursday of this eweek. we hssued approximately 14,000 absentee ballots. i believe wll be counting approximatel000 of them on thursday. and the remaining absentee balancing lots that come in between now and next friday morning will be tabulated on july 6. >> reporter: and so as you heard there, lots of absentee ballots. and they will also b

he served four presidents including carter and helped saved reagan's second term by cleaning outhe necra. he also brought his former military aide colin powell to the white house. our condolences to his family. >>> and that's it for today. craig melvin takes it in new york. craig. >> hey there, andrea, good to see you as always. craig melvin here, nbc news headquarters in new york city. ortsman- conduct. president trump will host what he's dubbed a celebration of america event at the white house after canceling a celebration of the super bowl champion iladelphia eagles. last last hour, the white house issuing the statement about scheduling. but a new statement about bad optics. why the shifting story? why does the president keep going after the nfl? also, headed to jail. the man who ran the trump campaign for a time, paul

nec director larry kudloes a glowing review of the u.s. economy. i will throw in thisaveat. lalo him, hays been glass f and has alw has seen the good side of things. in this case he is right. one the questions whether global tensions regarding trade will actually derail our now booming economy. john lonski is here. the economist. we'll discuss all of it. >>> plus the white house is working hard to iron out details of president's historic meeting with kim jong-un next week. i will talk with congressman martha mcsally. she has intel next. >>> the miss america beauty pageant is waving good-bye to the swimsuit competition. ing in as scrapping swimsuits is the right thing to do. does that surprise is coming up. >>> stocks trading higher on heels of larry kudlow's remarks. moody's chief economist i kno l well. i have known him for many years. i actually used to do s ther on s other network way overnew jersey i think. anyway, he is always been positive. i mean even at times when ike they might be getting rough, larry always had a positive outlook on. but right now, i really think h

. >>> coming up nec, new details on the gop's effort on immigration.ll tell you about this morning's closed door meeting and whether they can find a way forward for daca recipients. >>> new trouble for scott pruitt. he loved eating at the white house so much he's been asked to eat there less often. he's been known to complain that the epa has no private dining area. ahh... summer is coming. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the largest selection of audiobooks. audible lets you follow plot twists off the beaten track. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits to the next month if you don't use them. so take audible with you this summer... on the road... on the trail... or to the beach. start a 30-day trial and your first audiobook is free. cancel anytime, and your books are yours to keep

could have been that could be another nec agree that had the house not result like nothing the more the more injured. b. had the year miss athene been called madly so-called beautiful as the right to be dumb how could the a lot of auburn neck of the shop first in albert the shit in the shop be forced to come i couldn't freedoms look at my cynical freedom. of thought. and already had that. decision for the street i would walk but the walk the. dog. dr leslie. what about that as that. when i want to help. welcome back we've got some quite hot weather contend with around parts the levant the middle east at the moment as we look at the western parts of asia still some showers affecting parts of kazakhstan and. otherwise we're looking at isolated shower activity around the caspian sea generally should be fine for back you teren is looking hot the thirty five temperature forty four in baghdad and fine weather conditions around the eastern side of the mediterranean generally and that's going to continue as we head on through into friday so moving into the arabian peninsula it is hot here this

he hasew nec, new ncs. nick mulvaney reports to him coms reports to him.ng what he wants to do to execute on his plan and that plan he sees is the promises he made, up until build the wall which i'll get to in a second. this is playing for november 6th of 2018 it's a base plus election. okay if you want to limit -- by the way it's it's up or down vote on impeachment. trump is on the ballot in every congressional district. this is not some democratic congressman versus republican congressman. this is donald trump versus nancy pelosi and tom stein. >> and he is nationalizing it using immigration. >> you are seeing more of this. more of the central beating heart issues. immigration is definitely one. >> thinking about football players who happen to be black. >> no actually the opposite. if you see kanye west, black america is now understanding i got the lowest unemployment in history. my wages are rising. what this guy is saying is making sense. it's not about a minimum wage of 15 bucks. it may cost $20 to flip a hamburger. what we have to limit is limit the

he served four presidents including carter and helped saved reagan's second term by cleaning outhe nec after iran/cont iran/contra. he also brought his former military aide colin powell to the white house. our condolences to his family. >>> and that's it for today. craig melvin takes it in new york. craig. >> hey there, andrea, good to see you as always. craig melvin here, nbc news headquarters in new york city. ortsman- conduct. president trump will host what he's dubbed a celebration of america event at the white house after canceling a celebration of the super bowl champion iladelphia eagles. last last hour, the white house issuing the statement about scheduling. but a new statement about bad optics. why the shifting story? why does the president keep going after the nfl? also, headed to jail. the man who ran the trump campaign for a time, paul manafort, accused of tampering with witnesses in his own trial. so how did a man out on bail and wearing an ankle monitor think the special counsel would not figure it out. and fallout. former president bill clinton trying to further explain

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hasn't said before both in public and in private conversation which is the president but on sunday necector larry kudlow and peter navarro both defended the president at the g7 and slammed prime minister trudeau and saying he slammed president trump in the back. mike pompeo briefing reporters on the kim jong-un summit was asked about the u.s. relationship with alliesnd offered a different view you wouldn't have even know. president trump has led a coalition with the same partners, g7 partners who have helped us get to this point. i have every expectation they will continue to do that there are always irritants in relationships. i'm very confident that relationships between our countries, the united states and those g7 countries will continue to move forward on a strong basis. >> here in washington republican lawmakers openly worried about relationships with allies slamming the president's about face as did those allies themselves who are planning to retaliate with new tariffs along with canada beginning july 1st andrew >> thank you for that, kayla what was just the reaction in washingt

he was also involved with the nec you comcast merger, and he agreed with that.his deal, this goes more along the line with the comcast nbc merger. you are right. look at the spread between where time warner trades and where the deal is. it is wide for the decision today, six bucks or so for literally maybe a week's worth of work. i think your question space to the fact that the gap is so wide, people do not trust the one-man opinion here. francine: michael nathanson there, research analyst with moffettnathanson. may's flagship conference in the house of lords, and joining us now is jim. and stay with us from new york, shahab jalinoos. talk about voting today. it starts at 3:00 p.m., and what we need to watch for is article number 19, known as a meaningful vote amendment. jim: that is the meaningful vote parliament --fts it shifts from parliament and the government, which parliament does not want. francine: how do we know the way this is going? basically this amendment would give parliament unprecedented power to direct brexit negotiations as lawmakers reject the

i'm told is among clienthose being considered for an outside roll there's a lot of turnover at the nec and very important for those roles to be filled considering how crucial that body is to trade policy >> first of all, do with we now how larry is feeling and what it's been like for him this week >> he was back to work on monday that's when he started with some of these interviews according to people i have spoken with. some suggestions from my sources that he might be working shortened weeks. he's easing back into things as he's back at work but some people say, you know, if he had not had this heart attack the last few weeks that maybe the trade situation would not have escalated to this point. and one close friend of his, art leffler said that steve moore could serve as a miniature larry in that role if he were to join as a senior adviser, he would essentially stand in for larry when he was unable to be there perhaps one reason maybe he's considering him. certainly, large shoes to fill over the last few weeks and he wants to restock those deputy ranks which are vacanting quickly. >

nec's at the center of all the action regarding the economy domestically and internationally.e nsc. amount of attrition. i've had a great staff. there are two deputy positions open. international deputy position, economic domestic deputy position. we have a short list, there is a lot of talent out there blessedly that would like to come work for me and work for president trump, and we b making the decisions on personnel very soon, frankly. very soon. stuart: so the answer to the question is no, i'm not leaving, i am ind intervieng a deputy and that's it. >> unless you're sending me a message. the deputies, as i understand these flow charts. the deputies are going to report to me. that's so far as i know, and ultimately they report to president trump, whom you know in this administration, is the key decision-maker. stuart: i just want to say, larry, great to see you in such great form. you haven't lost your talent for ad-libbing in front of the camera. you improved on it. >> they gave me a couple of new spark plugs, stu. i'm going to be more dangerous coming on today. stuart: d