we had the reagan dollar rally and the clinton dollar rally and now we have the obama dollar rally. obama dollar rally will be as big as the clinton dollar rally which will push the euro down to record lows. we are at about $1.11. give me 30% on the currency before it's all over. it might take another year or two years, but it is a durable trend. joe: you mentioned the euro. today, the german parliament approved a greece bailout. when you look at greece and the greek government, do you see a government that can follow through on this a lot and fulfill its terms? marc: i think there are two criticisms -- the plan is horrible. austerity for a country that still has deflation. it's not going to work because the government will not be able to implement it. they don't leave in it. -- believe in it. what's happening in the greek government -- there are two wings to a movement. one wing is the fundamentalist -- people who are having strong convictions. the other group is more realistic. they want to shape flour -- they want to shape power. what is happening in greece, the two wings of the

government, to president obama, millions of dollars of weapons and aid to the mexican government. >> to fight drug trafficking and drug cartels. and where these would actually go. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> providing directly weapons to organized crime because there is a collusion between the government and organized crime and i cannot explain the power organized crime and doug -- drug cartels have without the pollution they are in. [speaking spanish] speaking gen also everything they do to them before they are killed but also for instance women who died because they don't have access to legal abortions or also basic services that cause women to die. heat crimes again, women. >> i will open the floor to questions but before i do, i want to ask john how you organize the book beginning with lucha castro's letter and her son's letter to her. and how you broke it up. challenge this idea of the statistics. each chapter is the name of a woman. >> i have to admit the structure of the book was primarily done -- >> the story you would like to tell, how you ellis traded it. of on

in a speech today, obama announced in 8.4 billion dollar plan to cut consumption from power plants and encourage renewable energy. 20% of all u.s. power would come from renewables by 2030. joining me now is the ceo of the second largest solar panel producer in the country, tom warner from sun power. everyone is focusing on the political ramifications but i want to know how big a blow is this too cold power and how big a boon could it be to renewables? tom: it is a really big deal. we've seen the cost of solar come down so dramatically that it is already mainstreaming. now we have this. we will see solar really ask load because of this and it is economic, so it is eliminating conventional resources over time. growth potential for the next 15 years will get a huge used because of this. emily: what does this mean for some power specifically? tom: it will have a positive impact on our business. we work great with american utilities. american utilities are showing leadership going solar and this will incentivize them to go faster into solar. we are an american company and we have been doing

. >> if we didn't have the dollars from president obama and the commitment from the department of education, department of housing and urban development, the department of energy, we would not have been able to galvanise and collaborate as citizens to get it done. >> but, she says, it took plenty of work on the grounds to force the hands of the government. >> civic engagement is in the resiliency of citizen on the ground, pressuring officials. >> bobby jindal, often a critic, acknowledged the assistance from washington. >> i don't always agree with the administration. it's a time to come together, put aside differences and celebrate the fact we had help from the federal government. the state and local government. the population is 20% less, damaging 70% of stock. thousands of homes are abandoned. part of the goal is to make sure that we recovered from the storm. and looking at the inebbing watties long before the storm happened >>> planned parenthood told congress that controversial video discussing the sale of foetal matter was heavily vetoed. planned parenthood submitted results of the vi

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senator karen carter peterson said federal help has been critical. >> if we didn't have the dollars from president obama the commitment from the department of education from the department of housing and auburn burn deve, we wouldn't have been able to get it done. >> but there's plenty to help the federal government. >> the citizens on the ground is what drove the recovery, which pressured federal officials. >> even bobby jindal, one of its harshest critics, acknowledged the administration. >> this is time for us to put aside partisan differences. we've had help from the state government, the federal government, the local government. >> the flooding damaged an estimated 70% of the city's housing stock. today thousands of homes remain abandoned. >> part of our goal is always to make sure that not just we recovered from the storm but also we started dealing with some of the structural inequities that existed long before the storm happened. >> reporter: and so john, while the president again really gave credit today to a lot of the people here in this community really naming people, specific community lead

we're having third dollar rally, obama rally. this is driven by monitary policy in the u.s.onetary policy in the rest of the world. >> liz: how much upside. >> i think it will last a year or two years. europe will test historic lows at 82 1/2 cents. liz: we'll put both of your top three things not to do before you go on vacation on liz claman.com. facebook.com/liz claman. patrick kaiser and brandywine global portfolio manager and mark. brown brothers harriman. thanks. that's it for "countdown to the closing bell." david, melissa, a little bit of loss. david: a little bit of loss. as your guest said the sun will come out tomorrow. when it does we'll have news to cover. melissa: the government gobbled up more of your money ever before in history and still managed to spend more than it took in. are you kidding me? who is running this asylum? david: not an accountant. another slew of irs emails, which lois lerner says, i'm quoting, that the gop is dishonest and evil. melissa: helping hand or holding people down? presidential candidate ben carson raises the question what is reall

when something is some more morally wrong, why put tax dollars to this. >>> the obama administration will announce a climate change plan designed to dramatically reduce greenhouse an gas emissions from goal burning plants. the plan calls for a 32% reduction in power sector carbon pollution by 2030 and more aggressive transition to renewable energy and wind and solar. republicans are vowing to this this to court. and mitch mcconnell sent letters to all 50 governors. >>> the president authorized the use of air power to defend a new american backed fighting force in syria. this raises the risk of america getting drawn into the assad regime. the forces are committing to fighting isis, not government troops, but if they are attack by either u.s. air power will be used. >>> preparations under way in france to examine part of the flaperon that washed up in the indian ocean on reunion island. that flaperon is from a boeing 777. confirmation it is from mh-370 will wait until wednesday. for the latest let's bring in saima mosa in toulouse. >> reporter: those will take place in the south of fra

united states, had it been revealed that michelle obama owned a $7 million house but that the title was in the name of a contractor who had won multimillion dollar bids by the obama administration and they would have been impeached or there would have been endless congressional investigation into that what is clearly a conflict of interest. and if you would like further details on this case, i know well because it cost someone a job on the radio, and i left with her as her collaborator, but i know how this story emerged. the investigation process, what the reaction was and how it's reacting now. in mexico is problem is that, and i always say this. conflict with interest isn't even a conflict. it's a way of live. it's the way things traditionally have been done. in terms of government relations with contractors and politicians and with another key player in the mexican political system which is telavisa who owned the first house next to the second house that was built and she says she bought with a $10 million severance bonus because she was just an incredible actress, but the issue of conflict, and i say this in a satirical fashion, please. and

what will you do to those for each additional dollar of income that they earn? obama has increased that, and that has given us the worst recovery since the 1930s. >> there's another outsider running, dr. ben carson, who has a plan to -- just one-tenth of everything we make no matter whether you make a million dollars or $100. >> that's right. i ran into him, the greenroom here at fox the other day, and we chatted about that. one of the things where you want one rate is if you have more than one rate, what that means is the government growth in revenue is always faster than your income. they're always one step ahead of you. that's not right for the economy. it's not right for government. it's bad for everybody except government bureaucrats. >> keep it on income taxes now. we'll deal with tariffs on some other show. >> basically it would lower actually the taxes at those lower income brackets. i think ben carson's flat tax version is a spiritual flat tax, right? >> extent everybody making below a certain amount pay no taxes under the flat tax plan? >> that's right. you

and just this recent to prevent republicans from shutting down republicans obama obama had to give up on millions of dollars on high-speed rail. so instead of investing in public transportation and rail we had to cut back in that, i see it very much that the debate goes forward on the budget, you will see more these cutbacks. to answer your question, and the other question on your mind, we can mind, we can turn this thing around. i believe that we can area there are very few people in america, not located inside the capital who believe that it makes any sense at all to give $1 trillion in in tax breaks to the wealthiest people in this country, to cut the corporate tax rate at a time when many corporations making billions of dollars already paid nothing in taxes and then having given huge tax breaks to people who don't need it. cut back on infrastructure, cut back cut back on the needs of our children, cut back to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars in medicaid, medicare, very few people believe that makes any sense at all. our job is to cut through a medium which is in many ways discuss this issue a

two dozen american victims of terror plots have filed a lawsuit to stop the obama administration from releasing billions of dollarsiran as part of the nuclear deal. senior correspondent rick leventhal live in our new york city newsroom with more on that. >> reporter: of all the people opposed to the iran nuke deal these people might have the most at stake. they won nearly $2 million in judgments against iran but likely won't collect a cent. stuart hirsch is one of the victims. he was sipping coffee at a pedestrian mall in jerusalem in 1997 when three suicide bombers blew themselves up. he suffered mild brain damage, burns and back injuries. hamas claimed responsibility for the attack and 20 years ago they filed suit against the iranian government winning a judgment totaling more than $400 million. >> this is not an issue of politics. it is an issue simply of human rights. those who were victimized should receive compensation from the victimizer, from the aggressor. >> he says the iranians have ignored the court order. if the nuke deal goes through, he won't get paid. he and some two dozen plaintiffs have filed sui

obama wanted 2 1/2 trillion dollars, and republicans said no tax increase period, 2 1/2 trillion in spending won that fight. spending went from 23% of gdp to 20, and we've held. that's the federal government. we stop the bleeding. takes new leadership. john: which is sequester law that a lot of politicians say we have to get rid of that. >> good news is they're not going to get rid of it. it's the one big victory that the american people have against this rush of tarp and stimulus and obamacare early on in the obama administration. you want to see where we're winning? look to the states. you want to see freedom flourish? home-schooling was illegal 30 years ago, today two million americans are home-schooled. ten million have been. that's breaking into the government monopoly. [ applause ] >> 30 years ago, no states had where the government had to give you a permit to carry concealed if you were 21 and honest. today 21 states have shal issue, conceal and carry permits 1. 2 million americans have a conceal carry permit. john: to me the clearest outrage is the complexity, how long it takes just

jessica, $300 billion debt free and, of course, don't forget president obama's community college, $200 billion. half a trillion dollars and why will that not be problematic? >> the $350 billion actually -- that's one of the reasons republicans don't like it. then it was brought up or introduced to anyone right now who is running, that really deals with the court issues of had an is a multitrillion dollar problem, the rising issue and crisis going on in this country. that's the issue we're talking about that's already over trillions of dollars with 8 million students and it keeps continuing to get worse. >> here is the irony of that, though. president obama comes into office. he kicks out the middleman and says we don't need the middleman. all of a sudden, tuition sky rockets. to your point, the american public now -- there's $1.2 trillion that we're on the hook to taxpayers for almost $900 billion of that. isn't that the mistake that hillary is going to make? aren't we doubling down on the same kind of mistake? >> part of the problem is that tuitions continue to rise, particularly for state institutions. and because o

dollars. president obama will try to dispel doubts about the iranian nuclear agreement today.et yesterday with jewish leaders who fear the deal will not stop iran from building nuclear weapons. you can see the speech live right here on bloomberg tv at 11:20 a.m. disney shares are down about 7% in premarket trading. the company posted numbers yesterday that fell short of estimates. but the ceo is still up beat partly because there is another star wars flick in the pipeline. >> at this point making no estimates whatsoever in terms of what we believe the film will do. we know have probably the most evil film franchise that ever existed and the success of this film will reverberate throughout the company. we were to be careful that the market does not get too far ahead of us. olivia: disney cut cable tv forecasts mostly because espn is living -- losing subscribers. stocks increase falling for a third straight day. not nearly as bad as monday when the market was hit. the worst selloff in 30 years the cause it was the first-day of trading after the five-week shutdown. the field of r

in 1957, 100 dollars in his underwear, he could not speak english. making $.50 an hour. that would be the obama justice department cutting off my microphone. [laughter] [applause] apparently they really, really don't want you to know that i dad washed dishes making $.50 an hour. [laughter] and he worked full-time, paying his way through school. he started a small business. today, he is up pastor. he travels the country preaching the gospel. [applause] when i was a kid, my father used to say to me over and over, when we faced oppression in cuba, i had a place to flee. if we lose our freedom here, where do we go? and that is why we are here today. [applause] we are here because the men and women at this state fair, the men and women of iowa and america, we will not go quietly into the night. we are not prepared to give up on our children and grandchildren. we will stand and fight for freedom. we will stand and fight for the constitution. [applause] what we are doing now is not working. i have got to tell you, i can't wait to stand on that debate stage with hillary clinton. [applause] because toge

a scandal that had occurred in the united states have been revealed that michelle obama owned a 7 million-dollaruseactor wh but the title was in the name of a contractor given out by the obama administration were there would've been endless congressional investigations into what is clearly a conflict ... of interest and i know very well because it cost them her job on the radio and i left with her as her collaborator. but i know how this story emerged, the investigation process and how they reacted and how they are reacting now. but in mexico the problem is that conflict of interest is even a conflict. it's a way that things have been done in terms of government relations with contractors and politicians and the key player in the mexican political system which was next to the second house that was built that she said that she bought with a 10 million-dollar bonus severance bonus tissue is an incredible actress. and i say this in a satirical fashion.g this is followed by the revelation of the house owned by the finance minister that wasrate purchased by the same contractor with a and non-making l

krugman, you have to explain to me why the stimulus plan didn't work, 800 billion dollars of spending and borrowing. barack obama increased the debt by 7 trillion dollars in six years, more than we borrowed in the first 200 years as a nation. how do you explain that? he said exactly what he said in the paper this morning, borrowed more money! if weboro 10 or 12 or 14 trillion, everything would be fine. i don't think people believe that to be true. i will say. this the interesting thing about the debt situation in america today, charles. if you look at private sector, the private businesses that you cover every day, they have the leverage, the corporations have done a great job of improving balance sheets and households have done that. one sector of the economy, charles. that hasn't happened, that's government at all level borrowing at record levels. charles: i guarantee you everyone watching this show over the last five, six years has the leverage. some involuntarily because their homes were lost, but others using debit cards more than credit cards, pared down debt. living within our means, unfortunately our gov

disruptions in our own economy and raise questions internationally about the dollar's role in the world currency. >> the obama administration briefed the senate behind closed doors but didn't change the mind of a key critic. >> i would say most members left here with greater concerns about the inspection regime than they came in with. >> the key to getting congressional support is convincing the majority of their voters that they need to make their voices heard. it could tip the balance. the students we spoke to all said he convinced them but he has to do more than that. he needs them to act >> there's a facebook actually for america that's against the iran deal. >> i probably won't go out and do something with my congressman. >> i will definitely send a small email to my congress person. >> both leaders know they're going to win. that is going to have to change and in their favor. al jazeera washington. >> the united states has carried out its first air strike against isil in northern syria with aircraft based in turkey. the strike was carried out by an unmanned drone but details have not been released of th

. >> if we didn't the federal dollars from president obama and the administration and the commitmentrom the department of education, from the department of housing and urban development, from the department of energy, we would not have been able to collaborate as citizens with that engagement to get it done. >> but she says it took plenty of work on the ground to force the hand of the federal government. >> it drove the recovery, which pressured federal officials. >> even louisiana governor bobby jindal, often one of the president's harshest critics acknowledged the assistance from washington. >> this is a time for us to come together, put aside partisan differences and celebrate we had help from the federal, state and local government. >> still, new orleans population is 20% less than before katrina. the flooding damaged an estimated 70% have the housing stock. today, thousands of homes remain abandoned. >> part of our goal has always been to make sure not just that we recovered from the storm, but also that we started dealing with some of the structural in equities that existed lon

but can the bush make the case that obama and clinton were wrong on iraq? >> that was the million-dollar question. he said, it doesn't matter what my last name is because for now i am the only one that would provide a detailed explanation of what i would do. i think you're right. it bothers a lot of voters that another bush is talking about it. we'll see. at the end of that speech, he got a standing ovation and he turned to the crowd and he said, would you all mind moving to iowa. hi's got nine staffers on the ground, two officers. that's more than mitt romney had back in the day. that's suggesting they're waiting to see what happens. if they can find some support, they'll definitely go all in. i bet you're right. most of his attention is focused elsewhere. >> in iowa he was on the soapbox pretty much heckled by the crowd. >> that's what he does every day. compared to others, this is something that happens every day. >> to his credit. >> the argument is can a bush make the argument? can this bush? does he have the political agility and skill to make this argument that he's going to obvio

still seeing today workers, who in inflation accounted for dollars, are earning substantially less than they did 40 years ago. >> when senator obama was running, now as president obama for the last six plus years got in, do you believe he shared your view of these issues or was he thwarted -- so in other words, i'm trying to understand was the problem over these last six years that he didn't believe what you believe, or that he did believe it but was somehow thwarted by the difficulties in the political system. >> let me tell as somebody who knows the president. i like him and respect him and he is a very, very smart guy. his politics are, and have always been, different than my politics. he is, you know, a liberal democrat. i am a progressive, and those puts us in a different place. >> he's not progressive enough for you, for your taste? >> no, but his campaign in 2008 was a brilliant campaign. it was one of the great campaigns ever run in this country. >> yeah. >> and the major criticism that i have, aside from the fact that i disagree with him about the trans-pacific partnership, is he ran a brilliant campaign. he brought milli

reporter: within the past couple of hours the obama administration announcing it will be providing millions of dollarsfor the flex tech alliance, that's a manufacturing group head quartered in this building behind me and this is to help pioneer the neck generation of bendable and wearable devices. secretary of defense ash carter along with the mayor of san jose and local congress men and women will make the allowancement at an announcement later this morning at 11 at moffett field. the flex tech alliance will receive $171 million, 75 of that coming from uncle sam the remainder from located at government and private groups. the an alliance which is made up of more than 160 companies will then be expected to develop new flexible hybrid technology. we are talking about things like sensors that are lightweight that can conform to the shape of, let's say, a person or an airplane wing. this means we could some day see smart bandages, sensors built into bridges that monitor structural integrity, smarter weapons for the military. this is the seventh manufacturing institute launched by the federal gft, the fir

>>> meantime president obama marking the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina and he went to new orleans to do it. >> the federal government has poured billions with a b dollars into the recovery efforts, but is the city safer? weigia jiang takes a look at one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: president obama received a warm welcome in the historic treme area of new orleans. it was one of several neighborhoods devastated when hurricane katrina hit in 2005, but now new townhomes line the streets. >> what you're seeing here is an example of the incredible federal, state, local partnerships that have helped to revitalize a community. >> reporter: the president also visited a new community center in the lower 9th ward, the hardest hit area when the city's levees failed. >> today this new community center stands as a symbol of the extraordinary resilience of this city. >> what does that do? >> that's a vertical lift gate. >> reporter: robert turner is the executive director of the agency that built the region's new $14.5 billion levee system. he showed us what he calls the workhorse, a nearly 2-mile long surge barrier. >> the protective side of the barrier ac

united states, had it been revealed that michelle obama owned a $7 million house but that the title was in the name of a contractor who had won multimillion dollar bids by the obama administration and they would have been impeached or there would have been endless congressional investigation into that what is clearly a conflict of interest. and if you would like further details on this case, i know well because it cost someone a job on the radio, and i left with her as her collaborator, but i know how this story emerged. the investigation process, what the reaction was and how it's reacting now. in mexico is problem is that, and i always say this. conflict with interest isn't even a conflict. it's a way of live. it's the way things traditionally have been done. in terms of government relations with contractors and politicians and with another key player in the mexican political system which is telavisa who owned the first house next to the second house that was built and she says she bought with a $10 million severance bonus because she was just an incredible actress, but the issue of conflict, and i say this in a satirical fashion, please. and

president obama visited new orleans yesterday, he spent time touring some of the neighborhoods there devastated by katrina's storm surge. the the federal government has powered billions of dollars in recovery efforts. the president promised the country that he will protect the sit a against the next storm. >>> well, president obama ace hoping to alleviate concerns of jewish people in the relation to the the iran nuclear agreement. he will speak on the web cast this afternoon addressing worries from the jewish community. israeli government has opposed the deal saying it could lead to nuclear armed iran. mr. obama says inspections are comprehensive enough to prevent a disaster. >>> we now know it was a gunshot to the head that killed reporter allison parker and cameraman adam ward. officials made that announcement this morning. meantime husband of the third victim vick are are i gardener says his wife was shot in the back as she dove for cover. gardener lost a kidney and part of her colon in that attack. late last night wdbj sent an employee to the crime scene with the sad task of recovering a satellite truck left there since parker and ward were killed. >>> also businesses are r

. >> if this administration if president obama and hillary clinton and john kerry are responsible for sending with billions of dollarso iran and those billions go to jihadists who use that money to murder americans to murder israelis to murder europeans, the administration is responsible. >> hillary clinton thinks they are political inconveniences. that's what she gives off. she lied about benghazi. they knew it was a purposeful terrorist attack on the anniversary of 9/11. she went to american people and talked fiction about a video tape. she stood over bodies of the fallen. >> as to clintons i've been dealing with this for 20 years. i'm fluent in clinton speak. you want me to translate? >> when bill says i didn't have sex with that woman, he did. when she says i'll tell you about building the pipeline when i get to be president, means she won't. when she tells me trust me you have the e-mails you need, it hasn't scratched the surface. >>> a mostly republican push to strip the group of government backing after a release of edited undercover videos. two democrats including joe man chin voted in favor of the bill. repu

and just this recent to prevent republicans from shutting down republicans obama obama had to give up on millions of dollars on high-speed rail. so instead of investing in public transportation and rail we had to cut back in that, i see it very much that the debate goes forward on the budget, you will see more these cutbacks. to answer your question, and the other question on your mind, we can mind, we can turn this thing around. i believe that we can area there are very few people in america, not located inside the capital who believe that it makes any sense at all to give $1 trillion in in tax breaks to the wealthiest people in this country, to cut the corporate tax rate at a time when many corporations making billions of dollars already paid nothing in taxes and then having given huge tax breaks to people who don't need it. cut back on infrastructure, cut back cut back on the needs of our children, cut back to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars in medicaid, medicare, very few people believe that makes any sense at all. our job is to cut through a medium which is in many ways discuss this issue a

obama: in some cases, our partners lost billions of dollars in trade because of their decision to cooperate. but we were able to convince them that, absent a diplomatic resolution, the result could be war with major disruptions to the global economy, and even greater instability in the middle east. in other words, it was diplomacy. hard, painstaking diplomacy, not saber rattling, not tough talk that ratcheted up the pressure on iran. with the world now unified beside us, iran's economy contracted severely and remains about 20% smaller today than it would have otherwise been. no doubt this hardship played a role in iran's 2013 elections when the iranian people elected a new government, the promise to improve the economy through engagement with the world. a window had cracked open. iran came back to the nuclear talks. and after a series of negotiations, iran agreed with the international community to an interim deal, a deal that rolled back iran's stockpile of near 20% enriched uranium and froze the process. -- froze the progress of its program. the member countries could negotiate a comprehe

they made a commitment that they would organize 10 billion dollars worth of investments for building retrofitting. i was on president obama'sall these businesspeople. that's more by far than they spent put together. in the first 5.6 billion they created 50,000 jobs and trained 900,000 people around america to do this kind of work. >> jon: these are good trade jobs. >> yes. and you know, you can't ship these jobs overseas because the buildings are here. they are by definition. so now they have committed over 11 billion dollars of it. and i will give you just one example. they contracted to redo laguardia airport. >> right. >> which needs doing. >> jon: man does that need doing. >> yeah, but they're going to leave the marine term call why all that wonderful art deco art alone, which is good. >> oh, that's art. didn't realize that. >> but anyway, that one contract will create 15,000 jobs. >> right. >> we've got eight indian tribes in south dakota, who have set up a power authority and they're raising money, they promise, raising money to build their own wind farms and transmission lines, and take the money they get from earnin

she refers to these kids, you won't have to pay for college, president obama put the programs into space, that is a trillion dollarle that has to burst at some point. >> why is the government involved in this because these decisions, don't make sense economically. it is a good economy bet, maybe a bank would be willing to do it. very high debt for many people it does not make sense, a better policy approach is capping tuition, go after the cost that way. we're just doing what is failing. charles: buying votes on the way, it a wink and a nod. thank you. >> hey hackers dumped on-line personal information of millions of -- on the infidelity web site. latest in high profile cyberattacks, and it has a lot of people sweating bullets tonight, we'll talk about it when we come back. condition keep your pick dillow safe, what does it mean for the rest of our secrets, national security cyber coming real soon. 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to

dollars. mckinley is out and denali is in. president obamaf the tallest houn tan in north america in honor of the indigenous people. it is being switched from mount mckinley to the original name of denali meaning the high one. that has ohio law americas fuming saying the landmark is a testament to the republican president years of service to our nation. >>> not sure how he can do that but we will see. >> taylor swift because the big winner but it was miley cyrus who stole the show. ♪ >> miley's bizarre and revealing outfits ensuring she kept the spotlight through out the evening. nicky minaj helped with that calling out cyrus as she accepted the award for the hip hop video. >> had a lot to say about me in the press. >> it is all a show. miley shrugging off the insult moving on with the show which inevitably got political. >> i am honored. >> after receiving an award with taylor swift now they are friends. kanye west made a declaration. >> as you could probably guess by this moment i have decided in 2020 to run for president. >> what do you th

in 1957, 1 hundred dollars in his underwear, he could not speak english. making $.50 an hour. that would be the obama justice department cutting off my microphone. apparently they really don't when you to know that my dad washed dishes making $.50 an hour. and he worked full time. he paid his way through school. he went on with my mom to start a small business. today my dad is a pastor and he travels the country, preaching the gospel. when i was a kid, my father used to say to me over and over again, when we faced oppression in cuba, i had a place to flee to. if we lose our freedom here, where do we go? that is why we are here today. we are here today because the men and women at this state fair, the men and women of iowa, the men and women of america, we are not prepared to go quietly into the night. we are not prepared to give up on our children and grandchildren. we will stand and fight for freedom. we will stand and fight for the constitution. what we are doing now isn't working. you, ie got to tell can't wait to stand on that debate stage with hillary clinton. because together, we the people are

because obama will have given them all of these billion dollars. et cetera. et cetera.acts -- i studied contracts. in golf i say i'm a plus 5 at contracts. okay? i study contracts. no matter how bad this contract is, i will make this contract be enforced to such an extent they will not be able to do it. and then i will do things that you won't believe. listen, it's so important they not have nuclear weapons: going to have them, too. you're going to have nuclear holocaust. >> i don't see them taking out those sites before they have them. >> we're in big trouble if this deal is allowed to go forward. what i hate is 24 days is ridiculous. before you get to 24 days there is a whole process. i don't know if you know that. >> of course. >> it can take longer so then, after weeks we may get to 24 days. do you know what else bothers me? the money bothers me. i never would have given them the money. 24 prisoners. this should have happened two years ago. did you ever see such a long negotiation? we're not sending a rocket to the moon. why didn't they say, fellas, we want it. >> $

already the 2016 campaign approached the half billion dollar mark and we're nowhere near the primaries. president obama planning to deliver what is termed by the white house a major speech tomorrow to make the case for his nuclear deal with iran. ahead of his speech at american university, the president met with american jewish leaders, some of whom oppose the deal and some for it. congress roughly midway through a 60-day review of the agreement, and they are expected to vote next month whether to accept or reject it. fox news white house correspondent kevin corke with our report. >> reporter: the president spent part of his 54th birthday welcoming u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon to the oval office, climate change, syria, isis among the topics of conversation, hours later focus shifted to the iran nuclear agreement as he welcomed jewish leaders to the white house to address concerns about the deal. >> he will railroad his view that agreement is not based on trust but based on our ability to impose the most intrusive set of inspections have ever been conducted against the nuclear program. >> reporter

obama care. and governor jindal in louisiana, you passed on those tax dollars. you think governor kasich got it wrong here? >> well, this goes to the question you were just asking. look, under president obama and secretary clinton, they're working hard to change the american dream into the european nightmare. they do celebrate more dependence on the government. give bernie sanders credit. at least he's honest enough to call himself a socialist. barack obama and hillary clinton are no better. if we were to expand medicaid for every uninsured person we would cover in louisiana we'd kick more than one person out of private insurance or remove their opportunity to get private insurance. we're going to have too much people in the cart rather than pulling the cart. that isn't free money. i know some people like to say this is free money. we pay federal taxes. we are borrowing money from china today. yesterday the president stunningly admitted this. he said, we don't have leverage with china to get a better deal on iran because we need them to lend us money to continue

president obama will not be among them. .et's get back to the markets the dollar is back up on the backsf better-than-expected u.s. gdp data. also helping bolster oil, seeing its biggest gain since 2009. dow jones had its biggest two-day gain since 2008 and the s&p 500 finishing 2.4%. the biggest two-day gain since the market began six years ago. michaelt more from joining us from san francisco. yet another day of up and down ending the day higher. what did you make of it? question here big is whether this is the start of a different type of market or just a correction in a longer-term bull market. since we are in it, it is tough to say. we definitely saw a great breath the last couple days. we saw strength across the board, especially energy and natural resources. tohink it was largely due the more than expected robust gdp number for the second quarter. it remains to be seen. we're still growing at 2.5% and the number was better than expected. is the big selloff over then? over? correction phase >> that>> is a big questioned and you can make a case either way. off the ball case, the u.s

obama will discuss that. >>> and later, jessica alba's billion-dollar company built as eco-friendly is under fire after people take to social media claiming they've been burned by the company's sunscreen. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm tamron hall. it is now just three days until the first republican presidential debate. in exactly 30 hours we decide who makes the cut to be on that prime debate stage. right now here's the race where the 17 republican candidates stands. our wall street journal poll shows donald trump in the lead with 19% of the gop vote. wisconsin governor scott walker is not far behind. look at his number, 15%. former florida governor jeb bush is third at 14%, followed by ben carson at 10%. the rest of the field is in the single digits and the final four in our poll are at less than 1%. as for who will be on the 10-podium stage thursday night, right now the final two spots would go to new jersey governor chris christie and governor john kasich. rick perry would be left out. it's at 5:00 p.m. eastern time when they determine who will be on that stage. in the meantime, candidates are spending

united states, had it been revealed that michelle obama owned a $7 million house but that the title was in the name of a contractor who had won multimillion dollar bids by the obama administration and they