>> senator, i'm sorry to follow up on paul taylor's question. [ inaudible ] discussion of morality as you see it except for the times when you and your wife were separated, has your marriage been monogamous? >> i have nothing to answer that question. >> senator, you've said that you made a mistake. what specifically was the mistake? and why did you make it? >> the mistake was to have people -- what was could get engaged in a seefrz activities last weekend that led you to believe that i was involved with a woman. there were lots of parts of that mistakes that i could single out. but i also said i don't think i was alone in making mistakes. look, folks, there is some thing called fairness in this society. there is something called fairness. i'm going through this, and i will continue to. and i'm going to answer questions. i'm doing my best and i will continue to do my best. but this, as i said yesterday, there is a broader issue here than what i did or didn't do. that is whether the system of select national leaders is fair or not. i'm going to insist that this be a fair -- you can ask

>> senator, i'm sorry to follow up on paul taylor's question. [ inaudible ] discussion of morality as you see it except for the times when you and your wife were separated, has your marriage been monogamous? >> i have nothing to answer that question. >> senator, you've said that you made a mistake. what specifically was the mistake? and why did you make it? >> the mistake was to have people -- what was could get engaged in a seefrz activities last weekend that led you to believe that i was involved with a woman. there were lots of parts of that mistakes that i could single out. but i also said i don't think i was alone in making mistakes. look, folks, there is some thing called fairness in this society. there is something called fairness. i'm going through this, and i will continue to. and i'm going to answer questions. i'm doing my best and i will continue to do my best. but this, as i said yesterday, there is a broader issue here than what i did or didn't do. that is whether the system of select national leaders is fair or not. i'm going to insist that this be a fair -- you can ask

>> senator, i'm sorry to follow up on paul taylor's question. [ inaudible ] discussion of morality as for the times when you and your wife were separated, has your marriage been monogamous? >> i have nothing to answer that question. >> senator, you've said that you made a mistake. what specifically was the mistake? and why did you make it? >> the mistake was to have people -- what was could get engaged in a seefrz activities last weekend that led you to believe that i was involved with a woman. there were lots of parts of that mistakes that i could single out. but i also said i don't think i was alone in making mistakes. look, folks, there is some thing called fairness in this society. there is something called fairness. i'm going through this, and i will continue to. and i'm going to answer questions. i'm doing my best and i will continue to do my best. but this, as i said yesterday, there is a broader issue here than what i did or didn't do. that is whether the system of select national leaders is fair or not. i'm going to insist that this be a fair -- you can ask me about adultery

and paul mccartney was about the same age taylor swift is today. there are still some things that never go out of style. paul mccartney is one of them. i hear you had tie die davis. -- i heard you had tie die day this year, in 1970, every day was tie-dyed day. in 2016 the team brought home the illinois state championship. congratulations. and on may 29 of both years the cubs were in first place in their division. [applause] here's hoping 2016 works out better than 1970 did. most important it's every much as big a thrill and an honor to speak at your graduation. the foirs of the kind basis of person i am today. i owe this place a lot. of course, i didn't know it at the time. thisyou, i sat on graduation field. like today the sun was shining brilliantly. the future stretched out in front of us with what seemed like endless possibilities. and my friends and i looked on that future with great anticipation. but in all of us, there was also, as i expect a small pressure of fear. -- measure of fear. even if were were too cool, and and then lists opportunit

this i has people should probably more like a the water system, that there were three presidents, taylor, paul anderson who died and about a 10 year period and could very easily all be attributed to the terrible conditions of the water and sewer system in washington, d.c. at the time. but even knowing that there still people who talk of william henry harrison to the kids like is why you put a coat on when you go outside in the winter. you want to end up like that guy? avoided realize one time i was out in dallas, the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination. assassination. so before the have either formal ceremony they were showing clips of his inaugural address. and i figured how cold could possibly get in texas? apparently can get really cold in texas. so i was wearing not nearly enough in terms of coats, hats and gloves. i was freezing in a city as to inaugural address, and i turned into william henry harrison. what's going to happen to me in 30 days? not a good feeling. spent branch of agenda, what about the rumors of warren harding being poisoned? and a second question, when was the

and paul mccartney was about the wift is e taylor s today. threw but there are things that never go out of style. paul mccartney is one of them. i hear you had tie die davis. were well, i'm 1970. dye day.y was tie- in 2016 the team brought home the illinois state championship. congratulations. and on may 29 of both yearss the cubs were in first place in their division. here's hoping 2016 works out etter than 1970 did. most important it's every much a big a thrill an an honor to speak at your graduation. the kind of rs for person i am today. i owe this place a lot. of course, i didn't know it at the time. sb like you, i said on this graduation field. like today the sun was shining brilliantly. the future stretched out in front of us with what seemed like endless possibilities. and my friends and i looked on that future with great anticipation. but in all of us, there was also, as i expect a small pressure of fear. even if were were too cool, and let it's opportunities seem great in theory. but how would they work out in practice? endless possib

paul. why didn't he do better? i don't know. but jerry taylor says he knows. the cato center. he says libertarians ought to be less pure. >> not quite. they need to be a little more realristic. about 5% of americans think the way we do. my candidate was ron paul, too. he didn't make it. he had his teeth kicked in by authoritarians taking this country in a direction i have never seen in my lifetime. my points is for 35 years we organized libertarians ideas and we haven't gotten very far. we are going to keep coming back to -- to meetings like this. one of the reasons people have a hard time with libertarians is when rand paul says if i was a senator in 1964, i would have voted against the civil rights act. most americans will not embrace a candidate candidate who said tough people should suffer under the teeth of libber i. john: rand paul said in your private business you get to temperature on serve people if they stands on their heads. >> 5% say yes and 95% say no. john: what else could rand paul say that would have changed people's minds. >> milton freedman a

taylor: the first take on the long-awaited meeting between house speaker paul ryan and donald trump. rents previous said it went great, called today positive step toward party unity. so far, ryan has refused to endorse the likelihood -- likely nominee. another attack in baghdad following bombings that killed 93 people. a twin suicide bombings hit a police station, killing at least five policeman. another 12 policemen were wounded. no word on who was responsible. islamic state said it carried out yesterday's attack. relations has two more pieces of debris -- malaysia says two more pieces of debris are most certainly from the missing boeing 77 flight. it is more than two years since the crash is believed -- the flight was believed to have crashed in a remote session of the indian ocean. i am taylor riggs. mark? mark: taylor. i am going to throw to vonnie. vonnie: thank you. we are going to talk should near energy, because they found a new ceo. the company had been led by interim ceo near shares -- neil shares. joining me is my poly, alix steel, who is joined by charif souki for an excl

paul tunis. -- eric balchunas. are missingmpanies sales targets, and cutting forecasts. ♪ betty: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york and london, i'm betty liu. caroline: and i'm caroline hyde. you are watching "bloomberg markets." tayloras been called the financial messaging system in the world but now, cyber crooks have attacked it again. this attack involves another unnamed bank. this may be one of china's leaks ever of personal sensitive information. of -- jackformation moa and others. many tweets were quickly deleted. ship had 140 egyptians and 40 iraqi's onboard, all rescued from the mediterranean sea. only one of the two people rescued were thought to be syrian. the secret service will investigate donald trump's armor butler for making threats against president obama online. -- former butler. on facebook, he called for the president to be killed. the trump campaign says he completely disavows the remarks. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. caroline: here in europe, let's have a quick check on how the markets are doing. 331 in london. at 31 in germany or france. -- 431 in germany or france. a sudden gain to end the week. up .7%. soft --kers