welcome to oury, country, which is now your country. language]foreign you understood that beautifully. very good, good job. orrin hatch, senator? spectacular man. mr. president, i don't think you know how much i appreciate you. i think you're doing a terrific job. this shows why we support you. you actually -- and i have to say, these folks did a great job. i was really thrilled the way bob handled himself, caleb and others did such a great job. we have good people working with us. the folks in this delegation all very sincerely wanted to get josh out of there. his parents are the best people i've met in my life. you better really live a good life. that's all i can say. this wouldn't have happened without you. we just want you to know -- when you look back over your tenure in the presidency, this is just one of the many great things you are doing. but it is really a great thing and to know that we can rely on you and count on you, and talk to you, and meet with you, these are all really important things. we love you and we just want to

britain is now saying is that we will demand our i and what britain is now saying is that we will demand ourik. so there are clearly tensions around. this is massive. this is our defence. this is europe's defence. let's move onto something on the telegraph, is interesting. jeremy corbyn calls for... he's always believed in a united ireland when he was an obscure backbencher in the later 805. butjeremy corbyn i5 going to northern ireland... he still believes in the united ireland. he has not changed his views. legitimately, he says that jeremy corbyn still believes in a united ireland. yes said by content of the good friday agreement, if you have a referendum and so on, but clearly at the moment there is no desire in northern ireland have a united ireland. so eitherway, this is very much... and again, a lot of people are saying that they're encouraging people to look at this a5 encouraging people to look at this as an alternative. this is explosive stuff. an opportunity for conservatives, the conservative and unionist party, we surely cannot break up the party for this. we have to keep united

schools are achieving at levels they want to achieve and working hard at trying to reach all students, ouri can guarantee you that superintendents, our school principals and teachers have strategic over the last four years since we had a ew law in place around strategic planning ensure they are looking at graduation rates, highest graduation rates we've improving third-grade literacy and addressing gaps.ement so very looking forward to our acts very student succeed impleme implementcasion. broad stake holder engagement in hat and i think people are excited about the new leaf we're going to turn over next several better.re to do host: [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> see the rest of this conversationion line -- online at cspan.org. 'l

schools are achieving at levels they want to achieve and working hard at trying to reach all students, ouri can guarantee you that superintendents, our school principals and teachers have strategic over the last four years since we had a ew law in place around strategic planning ensure they are looking at graduation rates, highest graduation rates we've improving third-grade literacy and addressing gaps.ement so very looking forward to our acts very student succeed impleme implementcasion. broad stake holder engagement in hat and i think people are excited about the new leaf we're going to turn over next several better.re to do host: next call from gaithersburg, maryland, good morning. caller: good morning. actually calling about this issue. little ere in gaithersburg in maryland and we right ch other here, here. i know the space, because of the ly caring for ual ly is i have, my concern -- ce and about the issue you know [indiscernible] -- this could have been to the whole nation. time my s that it is so leaving the house, i'm worried about their lives, so orried about them coming back tru

. ♪ ♪ ourie: it is time now for local battle of the charts -- global battle of the charts.these charts on the bloomberg are running the function at the bottom of your screen. matthew.e now is >> we just got the the jobs you friday.report on we growth in the restaurant sector is starting to roll over. one year ago, it was near 5%, and now it is near 4%. we are the first look at consumer price nation on thursday. -- inflation on thursday. that is the yellow line. restaurant price inflation has been around 2.5% this cycle. cyclical highly industry, it is one of the sectors of the economy the fed will need to see an acceleration in inflation if they want to get overall inflation higher towards 2%. it is not clear how things will shake out ultimately, you will be important. vonnie: fascinating chart. we used to look at cell phone bills and how they were interbreeding negatively to inflation, and now they are adding to inflation. thank you for that. mark, it is your turn. classese e.m. asset looking shaky now that the dollar is rising and we could see more rate hikes from the u.s

oury: i think our plan in internal discussions in the company and index policy committee have been thate don't want to go very small step at us -- at a time and drive the whole process crazy. fore, our plan is not to go 5, 7, 10, 15 -- it will have to be sizable steps every step of the way. therefore, the conditions need to be there to go to that sizable step. it cannot be very small incremental processes. we will being having discussions with various regulators in both areas to see what are those steps taken? our discussions have been, there is no question in our mind that they are really intent on opening up the country. buts not and if, -- an if, a when and a way to do it in a stable, measured way to not create any upheaval or instability in the financial markets. hat -- and our company believes, that the process would be faster than we thought a year ago. fernandez, was henry msci chairman speaking to us exclusively earlier at bloomberg. ,e are back with fraser howie an author. thanks for staying with us. a longclusion has been time coming and is a positive milestone but in terms of

warner, oury, time that it isaking sure a great experience for fans, and to win. you are in the professional sports business to win. fortunately, liverpool is playing the chance in the finals in kiev. ,t is a passionate fan base over in liverpool and around the world. we have learned a lot from international football, as you call it, and we try to bring those traditions to america, to boston. including playing international football games in the park. we are still looking up at the yankees, but have a way to go. caroline: that rivalry is so important. how are you trying to get ahead? invest heavily in your baseball operations department. our operations manager has done a great job. we are a half game behind the yankees. we have a scouting player , and we aredraft fortunate to have the resources. as many yankee fans know, investing in the free agency market. we try to do both, and it is hard to keep up with the yankees. they had been our rivals for so long, and it is good to see both teams at the top of the league. caroline: you say it is important about investing,

oury: it is time now for stock of the hour. that is morgan stanley.ply lower, underperforming the financial sector and on pace for the worst day in more than a year. abigail doolittle joining us with details. is this a specific morgan stanley story? abigail: great question. it is a little bit of both. those are on pace for the worst they since the brexit selloff. starting off at the micro, we had the head of morgan stanley wealth management present at a deutsche bank conference, and he talked about the idea that transactional revenue has been down since march. that should not be much of a surprise. all the volatility means retail investors are less likely to trade, and assets could be worth more. somecould make investors surprise. -- surprised. relative to the bigger story, we have banks down sharper on the day. underperforming, more than 5%, the bank index down 3%. david: as morgan stanley tracks down, to other banks as well? really gotnks crushed today, financials in general as well. what is causing that? abigail: it really has to do with the italy

back in oury pre-meetings in april for anybody who doubts they were published, we did say with dollar with monetary policy tightening in the u.s., we would most likely see a flow back of capitals from emerging markets where they had said in the last couple of years and last part of 2017. this is exactly what we are seeing, strengthening of the dollar in the last couple of months, capital flows moving treasurieshe 10 year at 3%, so there is a flow back we are seeing, which is going to answer to some of the emerging markets that have not taken the necessary precautions, or that are weak in the fundamentals. >> i think these underlying concerns about sort of a more euro government involving core countries in the eurozone has always been there. we are seeing now some debate that for europe is not good. i think europe needs to commit to take europe to the next level, and any discussion about changing the underlying agreements is really not productive. we are seeing that being penalized in the markets. if those talks and rumors continue, you will see that had been continue. it is a nobody's

oury: secretary mnuchin is close said that businesses can request ravers. much relief with that -- what back into iran -- would that give to iran? >> it depends on the nature of the waiver. china was importing thousands of barrels a day -- i think it is going to depend on the particular circumstances. i think there will be more resistance to cooperating with that kind of approach this particular time around. is, doesr question this restoration of sanctions and us walking out of the jcpoa strengthen our negotiating leverage to improve the terms of the jcpoa. for example, persuading iran to extend the time limit beyond a 10 or 15 year period before they can begin their nuclear program again. or agreeing to a greater limitation on their missile programs. that remains to be seen. have the iranian currency falling to record lows. going toonomy in iran be the key point that brings them back to the table and agree to renegotiate to something they have not been wanting to do? >> it could be. to which othere countries cooperate with our restoration of the sanctions.

the administration's position is, as i've just said, you know, i think we sa the deal as mitigating ouri ablity to counter effectively the totality of iran's behavior, particularly its power projection in the middle east and its support of proxies while at best delaying iran's path to a nuclear weapon, not eliminating. >> brangham: explain about how these sanctions will work.ll there e sanctions on particular parts of iran's economy. the president said with regards ionother nations that any nat that helped iran in its quest for nuke her weapons could also be strongly sand.ctio what does that mean? >> well, so the way this is going to work is thentities and sectors that do business with iran or that are part of iran wll be slowly redesignated after 90 or 1 days. that is time enough to allow those entities doing business with iran to draw downpour thir investments. we have no des tireo affect entities other than iranian ones. you know, the u.s. has had secondary sanctions as part of its iran policy since the late '90s the purpose is to discourage investment in prblematic iranian entities o

thank you to all of our witnesses for your testimony oury, and i thinank members for begin here. >> i want to thank the chairman. this is indeed one of the more interesting panels we have had. a number of our members still have a lot of questions. what we would like to ask of you is if you could submit to us in writing -- because it was valuable to get your input -- the chairman has orientated we as a committee will meet -- has indicated we as a committee will meet to discuss your solutions thethe urgency w hich chairman outlined under authentication and how we might proceed. this was a very fragile and -- w as a very fertile and productive meeting. i thank the chairman and the opportunity to respond. >> with that, the subcommittee stands adjourned. >> that was good, boss. chatter] >> on friday, house lawmakers get an update on the 2020 federal census. live on c-spans two. on c-span3, economics and technology executives will talk about the potential of quantum computing, which attempts to harness the potential of quantum mechanics. potential us

the first person but ouris the host conference come up president vladimir putin -- conference, presidentn. [applause] john: thank you mr. mccrone macron, mr. lagarde.m these meetings in st. petersburg have become a good tradition, and we highly value this attitude of openness and trust at the forum. just recently we have been tohanging our impressions as how the forum works. madame lagarde noted she was surprised by the atmosphere. the conditions for conducting business for investment, the very day-to-day lives is changing dynamically. , the nature, and the speed of global economic growth is defined to create greener days by new confidence and skills. up until recently, it has been hard. those who can't officially use those -- can't efficiently use those growth factors will help to boost the quality of life. we have marked these goals as national priorities. the newly formed a government in russia will transform into the specific programs of action. national projects and illegal incentives. we need to allocate the required resources as well. no development will proceed from our creative

we are trying, senator shelby ouri are, to have appropriation bills through. i wish the same had been done on the tax bill. the least we can do, now that it has been passed, is to make sure the average american taxpayer actually has the resources and know how to navigate it. the irs budget strains already limited resources. it does not make it look like you are on the side of hard-working, middle-class vermonters and americans. one last word on trade. trade policy, mr. secretary, as you know, like tax policy it is complicated. there are many nuances. can't be negotiated on twitter accounts. you cannot threat and billions of dollars on tariffs and chinese products, and then pull back on it the next day. you cannot express promises to without meeting full commitments to back them up. we have a national security with the theft of our intellectual property by the chinese and others. , but the envy of the world it also means that they want to steal it. with 280t address that characters on twitter. mr. chairman, i appreciate your moving forward as others are in this

schools are achieving at levels they want to achieve and working hard at trying to reach all students, ouri can guarantee you that superintendents, our school principals and teachers have strategic over the last four years since we had a ew law in place around strategic planning ensure they are looking at graduation rates, highest graduation rates we've improving third-grade literacy and addressing gaps.ement so very looking forward to our acts very student succeed impleme implementcasion. broad stake holder engagement in hat and i think people are excited about the new leaf we're going to turn over next several better.re to do host: next call from gaithersburg, maryland, good morning. caller: good morning. actually calling about this issue. little ere in gaithersburg in maryland and we right ch other here, here. i know the space, because of the ly caring for ual ly is i have, my concern -- ce and about the issue you know [indiscernible] -- this could have been to the whole nation. time my s that it is so leaving the house, i'm worried about their lives, so orried about them coming back tru

oury view, it undermines ability to promote american foreign-policy, betrays our values and makes our citizens and the world less safe. it would be america isolated and behind. you have inherited a department with a prevailing sense of morale,ng morel, -- with one career ambassador left. i support your efforts and really a willing partner to staff the department with qualified, appropriate nominees. as we have discussed, some of the nominees are themselves the cause of delays. they have failed to disclose not just campaign donations or organizational affiliations but significant lawsuits of which they have been the subject. it is important that every nominee be honest with the committee. that sibley has not been the case. i commend the steps you have taken to lift the hiring freeze and open positions to eligible family members but some bureaus are still not hiring. agency, i operational do not know that we can promote our interests on behalf of all americans. we cannot hope to secure our interests and our senior officials contradict each other in public, act impulsively and offer more

schools are achieving at levels they want to achieve and working hard at trying to reach all students, ouri can guarantee you that superintendents, our school principals and teachers have strategic over the last four years since we had a ew law in place around strategic planning ensure they are looking at graduation rates, highest graduation rates we've improving third-grade literacy and addressing gaps.ement so very looking forward to our acts very student succeed impleme implementcasion. broad stake holder engagement in hat and i think people are excited about the new leaf we're going to turn over next several better.re to do host: [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> see the rest of this conversationion line -- online at cspan.org. we'll leave it here and go live now to the u.s. capitol. where the house is about to gavel back in to session. members expected to debate bills focusing on veterans' issues. and now to live coverage of