he was a piper, a continental piper, and he went out to this battle, the battle of hubbardton which was when, where the americans turned and fought for the first time and bloodied the british and hit 'em so badly that they had to, they had to deploy and lick their wounds, and they rested. the american army got away. so he talked about he was captured, and he was lying there, and they took everything he had. and then he said he'd been shot in the back, so he had a wound, and so he -- and they were going to, they were taking -- they took everything he had, clothes and everything, to sell them off. and then a couple of british regulars -- likely teenagers too -- took pity on fletcher whose fair hair and small stature made him look younger than 16 years. he was only five feet tall. they made up his pallet under a bark shelter to keep him dry from the rain. a british soldier fetched spring water and brought fletcher tidbits of pork and liver, apologizing that it was all he could find. the next day the soldier was ordered to march on and pumping fletcher's happened, wished him well. the diffe

ulta is up 10% since april 10th. >> like we said in april, piper really likeded this one.hey've been spot on like it still. i don't own it anymore because the call it was in expired i think the consumer does well from here through the end of the year >> you own this one still. >> i do. >> the brothers are buying, you're buying. >> long-term investor. but i am trimming estee lauder and i've adding to ulta on the day. very volatile stock. store growth is there. management has a lot to prove so there's still enough secret schism in a name that's what i like >> okay, joe, you were giggling there in the clip. >> must have been something you said >> most likely up 36% good reason to laugh since april 18th >> yes and this is a stock that sings the beginning of the year, i have been talking about building a position and i will tell you that i still believe the stock trades into the 70s. trades slightly below $60 right now. you're seeing fantastic revenue growth, it continues they're a sales force. mark has a small position in this company i would expect that others will see what m

. >> pay the piper, speed mama and her baby. >>> when it comes to getting her ready we need to see whoe best. mama has all the hair products ready to go. and she's like mama, you got this. meanwhile she she sits in daddy's chair, she's freaking out, crying, screaming. it's a different child >> with mom, she is just all right, mom, you got this. with dad, she is buzzing. >>> she's got a technique. she's got style. she's slicking her down. dad is not doing a bad job. let's be honest because he's got both his pony tails down. they're slick. it's the way he goes about it. he does have a few tricks. snacks up his sleeve. >> mom's using the toothbrush to get the baby hair fine line done. >> hey girl. daddy's like, we ain't got this. but you ready to go. in this case, there is a clear winner. i'm going to let you all be the judge. i want to step into the family matter. er. >> freeze. >> if you've got friends willing to freeze, you can have fun just like this. the inconvenient internet challenge that's always good for a laugh. >> freeze, bro. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian

you going to roll through my hood, pay the piper, speed mama and her baby. >>> sometimes you just gotget'er done. >> that's like kick starting a motorcycle. >> they have no wind. you can see the water is totally flat and in a sailboat, that's cool, i didn't know you do that. >> don't they have paddles? wouldn't paddles work as well. >> well, they're in the marine a don't think they have that much further go. >>> this brother got his sister shooting the shot. he walks right up on this young lady and he's like, hey, girl, what's your name? call it a player. >> that was so smooth. >> that's better than a line. >> yes, that is such a great pickup line because he's funny and handsome. >> everybody else is sliding the du, he just slips into her world like hey, girl. >> you cannot ignore him. >> and she did hand over her number. >> you got to admit you'd give over the number too at that point. my numbers. >> you almost busted your face and your bag to get at me. >> phone number and social media handles, all of them. >>> let's head over to this dude. he's a 17-year-old russian body builder th

. >> reporter: the planes involved, a piper and cessna crashed in a grassy area of the everglades, both painted with a logo of nearby dean international flight school which has 50 aircraft and a checkered safety record. our nbc station in miami, nbc6, reviewed 29 accidents or incidents involving the school from 2007 to '17, average of three incidents per year with at least eight fatalities including today's. last year, the owner insiste his school does not have more cint >> if you're operating an operation like this and you're operating 50 aircraft, operating 60,000 hours per year, so if you take our average and another school's average we're in a heck of a lot better shape. >> reporter: dean had suggested pilot errors had been a factor. >> faa investigators issued warning notices and fined the school citing failed preflight inspections and insufficient maintenance. tonight, questions about why two more planes have now crashed. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> tonight, the coast guard in hawaii is warning of more potentially dangerous lava bomb explosions on and off the big islan

holdrs called pipers would onto the giant, pointed straight ahead and use that high-pressure water to wash away the overburden. layer by layer, they would blasted away into creeks and let the creeks carry the overburden away. working these hydraulic giants stripped 34,000 acres of ground right down to the bare gravel i am standing on. if i was standing on this spot next engineer creek before the ground, i took this would be standing about 100 feet straight up and the year. that is where engineer creek originally ran. this is an artificial valley created by washing away that permafrost to expose the gravel. but once the gravels were exposed, they were still frozen and needed to be thought out before dredging. fe thought gravel using cold water points like this. this is a cold water thought field set up. pipes,nts are hollow three-quarter inch pipe in 10 foot sections that are easily screwed together as they were driven down. your starting point would have a beveled edge and a whole in it for water. company would set up the points on a base, hold them stable in the ground and adjustable

. >> reporter: piper and matt smithneighborhood was incinerated in minutes. >> we waited years to buy this place. first home. >> reporter: the carr fire is still threatening 5,000 structures. tonight across california, 17 wildfires are raging. outside yosemite, a second firefighter, a hot shot, killed in that blaze. and now a new threat in wine country, the mendocino complex fire threatening 10,000 structures. >> everything is extremely dry. it's the perfect recipe for a major fire. >> reporter: the perfect storm for another monster blaze with perhaps the most dangerous days still to come. the mendocino complex fire burning behind me is actually two separate fires threatening to become one. if it does, firefighters tell me the entire hillside behind me would go up in flames and tear through a local hillside community. if that happened, i'm told it will only take a few hours. lester? >> miguel almaguer tonight in california, thank you. >>> there is fallout for one of the most powerful men in hollywood, ceo les moonves. after those bombshell allegations of sexual misconduct and harassme

hundred official tickets for the guy more like the prof because of all the stuff when i was reading the pipers months ago columbia got thirty thousand people in the forty four thousand spots a courageous to die so i need a little help who better. than to ask my band is stan collymore show followers tight is english rubber is english musharraf russian than your is regime opposite she's also really and jose miguel is polish even on russian another avon three vanzant she can be found it was your move even find alex and do all your wall paintings. five hours before kickoff tell me about the game i guess probably already expecting a very very very. very nervous about. the family road very well where we are with her when it is all right. it's coming home it's coming home. it's coming home oh no they're saying from the very front of her alone. we will have to dispel suckering of the not many can find says the moment actually it is just me but the colombian still it's a massively. serious attempt at a friendship my friend which a man yourself has given me is just mccain was ok so give us a little kiss

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the sound of the dylan pipes kevin ross and me is one of the best in one piper in ireland.some like scotland's famous back pipes dylan pipes get there pumped in with the players elbow. musically dylan pipes are more versatile than other bagpipes. the pipe chatter has two octaves go into three. these pipes have regulators the called for a company in their melody. i like this the soft sound of the pipes i like sweet sound sweet tone. traditionally male and pipes are played only indoors the cobblestone pub in dublin holst's live music sessions every evening. to these folk musicians the instruments sound are something very special. i suppose one of the oldest instruments armin's and it's a beautiful sight and it's like the backbone of the session it's you know. the whole room can hear yours and you just start in behind us and there is that we dispersed said xenix and you don't get from any other incident three to. six generations of kevin ross and family have played the game one pipes. the history of the eleanor union pipes goes back to the eighteenth century. for many years it

the sound of the dylan pipes governor also made it is one of the best in one pipers in ireland.like scotland's famous back pipes filling pipes get air pumped in the players' elbow. musically no one pipes are more versatile than other bagpipes. the elim pipe chatter has two octaves going to treat. these pipes have a regulators to called for a company in their melody oh oh oh oh i like this the soft sound of the pipes i like sweet sound sweet tone. traditionally feeling pipes are played only indoors for cobblestone pub in dublin hosts live music sessions every evening. to these folk musicians the instruments sound or something very special. i suppose one of the oldest and swims arden's and it's a beautiful science it's like the backbone of the session it's you know. the whole room can hear us and you just start in behind us and there is a really special set the scene. said you don't get for me to go there it's been three to. six generations of kevin ross and family have played the gillan pipes. the history of being dylan or union pipes goes back to the eighteenth century. for many

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the stock rose a fraction to $169.57. 3d systems was downgraded to underweight from neutral at piper jaffray. the analyst there cites intensifying competition. the price target is 10 and the stock fell 6% to $13.17. >>> elf beauty was downgraded t. perf the analyst there cited challenging trends and increasef ta uncertainty. the firm says the small cap stock has become moreuncertain as a result. the stock, though, did rise a fraction today to $14.17. freeport mcmorran was upgraded to hold from sell at deutsche bank. the analyst cited the stock's valuation right now and the stock's price target now at $15.50 and the shares closed at $15.97. >>> still ahead, airline stocks take off, but will a renewed focus fuel prtues bring some ulence? ♪ ♪ >>> here's something we haven't seen in a while. a rally in the airline stocks. shares of american, southwest and alaska air all moved higher on better-than-expected second-quarter earnings. phil lebeau explains why from american airlines' operation center in rt worth, texas. ♪ ♪ >>> for all of the hand wringing by investors worried about airlines

retail sales online that leaves a ton of upside. >> thank you so much mike at piper jaffrey. redshirt if. >> coming up the president's war of words with iran what it could mean for oil prices. and he didn't win the claret but he delivered on ratings a look rnstiger's big impact at caouiethe second hour of power in two minutes >>> i'm melissa lee here is what's on the men ewe. president trump taking aim at iran with an all caps message on twitter. the war of twitter words will the battle amp up. >> home sales hammered down for the third month. not enough houses for sale, the prices down. we debate where prices and sales go from here the tesla tumble shares getting hit on reports the money wants money back from suppliers back por bjork work in 201637 is it stalling second hour of power lunch starts right now werjts welcome to power lunch. eye i'm michelle carissa kresh cabrera. stocks hovering near the flat line with the nasdaq leading by 15.5 points. the dow briefly dipped below 25,000 holding above that 25056 with a decline of one point big mofz in the treasure market. the hi

haven't already done so could you email back and let us know and we'll see what we can do to help piper thanks so much for messaging us fighting with you and i says as ever interesting and informative desperately need more of the alexander chilled or thanks to you if you are not and now back to alex and self and gibraltar. over the last quarter century. the rock has been very much an economy in transition from a military based economy to a service based economy and joining me now is see that quickly local business woman you've experienced at least a lot of part of that change how do you find this move in the service is a gauge that i think such a resilient place and so like you said going from being when i came here there was still an element of being in garrison town you would see the soldiers sort of working their military gear and you never see that anymore and it's something is so slowly happened over the years and with that with the economy having been so. dependent on the things.

piper jaffrey. michael with grade yan investments. craig, clearly this is bullish looking chart.re. but it's a big mover around earnings what do you do. >> well clearly this is a stock we have gotten wrong this year the stock is up 108% as you mentioned. seems like every buyback in the stock you want to be stepping up and buying the stock there is a 9% implied volatility move into the quarter here from my perspective i'm not committing fresh money with a stock this far extended above the 50 and 200 day moving average. i'd be waiting for a pull back even if i miss on the quarter i'm a buyer on the pullback. >> i don't know. mike, expectations high into the last report and it was a blowout since then i think it added more than $40 billion in market cap are you convinced? >> no, i'm not convinced we don't own the stock here. and i'd be cautious going into earnings .like you said the stock already doubled this year. astronomical valuations are achieved to it to the untune of 80 plus for earnings per share priced earning ebd multiples are high i would not be a buyer into it what with

so that means any way that they go straight that they will pipers ailments but brazil had a good game we can't. the highlights right now. i. want my. thank. god my you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes you get what you need now they wanted five or six goals the cut of had almost up on the pitch they came away with the two men went into the quarterfinals for the seventh straight time and there was a little bit of the frock it's going on the brazilian fans were celebrating lightly the mexican funds took a little braids to this started throwing their drinks at them not led to some of the sure it's coming up asking everybody to come don and what did i witness at the end of the game just as it was running up to this live official i turned around and there were the mexican fans with their same barrels the same ones who had been throwing drinks hugging and kissing their brazilian fans the same ones even though they had just lost a game and that's really indicative of what i've seen here and some are over the weekend yellow and green coming together anything to come be d

come on guys give me a break you can't even have a tiger that's illegal there's only five thousand pipers ok you can have a lion can have a tiger this guy's a tiger ok so this is brutal. this is just and also currently we have a political situation would be budget on about. we have a war at the moment so all these the asper of science food money everything and these generals they're just putting their warehouses and they don't take it through frontline for soldiers that's and of corruption these people they don't need to leave completely. i cannot even see that how could you leave how could you take food from soldier as far as you know the president's agenda is he going to mean you know is it is he to pursue the war against as a by john for example is he going to the house going to reform the overall country in the condition of the people living in poverty what alliances as you know look more towards europe for me or maintain good relations with russia. great question thank you actually i'll start with the war on azerbaijan we started the war with. its ball flies for so there's not going

president trump and back out onto the balcony, looking relaxed and happy, chatting away again, as a pipert trump, we know, thinks this place is absolutely magical. he has been fully involved in the refurbishment of the hotel, the design of the two golf courses, very much his passion. we expect him to play golf here tomorrow, we don't know who with, it may be suddenly we have heard of, that is certainly the rumour, that it could be somebody famous he will play with tomorrow on his world —famous course, famous he will play with tomorrow on his world—famous course, which we know he loves, maybe he will play more than once, who knows, maybe he will go to his other course on aberdeenshire. we expect him to stay in scotland until sunday. at some point on sunday he will leave here and go onto the next leg of his daw, to helsinki. the headlines on bbc news: president trump has flown in to scotland tonight, where he is expected to spend the weekend at his turnberry golf resort. the president lavished praise on theresa may during a joint news conference, just hours after criticisms of her brexit pr

and then coincidentally i happened to be in texas a few weeks later and took a bottle of piper heidsieck that i bought locally to a family seven dollars difference tax is a non-tax state but they sure got you on the sales tax also i lived in the netherlands of the global headquarters a k p m g was based in amsterdam and of course the taxes there astronomically high in america is i'd never want to live in one of those high tax countries meanwhile no one's paying for their kids' college education we're not paying for kids' college education they're not paying for health care out of pocket that makes a lot of difference the government gives you a lot more in those countries so there is a lot to consider and there are a great many nuances to that but it's a zero sum game unless the same wherever whenever we talk about gas prices in the u.s. which states are the highest because of the state tax and then when you talk about international petrol prices. yeah you look at france and it's you know it's actually dollars a gallon really for their leader or whatever and it is just because of taxes bu

piper cub. i do not have a picture, but i am pretty sure most of you know what it looks like. being a youngster, flying and with all the speed. most of you know that it doesn't fly very fast. i can remember looking down and seeing cars passing me. [laughter] colonel anderson: but i was flying and it was fun. i got my pilots license right on the money. i think it did help me quite a bit when i was able to finally join up. in the summer of 1941, after we finished the technical course, they were hiring everybody who had a wrench. they hired our whole class and they put us to work on the graveyard shift because we were all young. they could do what they want with us. i remember, any guy who was in world war ii knows where they were on pearl harbor, december 7, 1941. i had just been put on the day shift after about six months of employment there. i can remember it very well, the afternoon. it was about midday i think it was. the foreman came around and said, hey you, you, you, but d anderson, come back at midnight. the japs just attacked us on pearl harbor. i didn't even know where

this is where piper and matt dreamed of building their family. >> our first home. >> as 12,000 firefighters battle to save homes across the state, we join crews at the mendocino complex fire, risking their lives on the front lines. >> reporter: the flames have been racing down this hillside all day long. they're next to this home. for firefighters this is their last stand. >> two infernos can merge into one mega blaze. crews are already losing ground. lives and homes are at stake. nbc news. >>> as people evacuate their homes to escape the fire, the one thing they cannot escape is this. thick smoke is choking air quality. cal fire says it is likely to continue to grow. he just found this report from upper lake. >> reporter: cal fire says as the fires continue to grow, air quality will also continue to be a problem. now that the sun is out, you can see how thing and dense it is. we're a few miles away from the front line. conditions were even worse yesterday at the changing directions of the winds as they pushed the bad air out. le of the crews are all wearing protective glasses and masks bec

not to miss state that there are unhappy people who have followed the pied piper of trump but they been unhappy with washington so one of five years from now or two years from now or tomorrow also may say the government is finally doing what i wanted it to do in this particular undercurrent in discontent, even if they're happy with their own life started to recede. how, that impact this moment we've seen. >> maybe if the government moved to cleveland ohio it held up better idea, it would break apart quicker. when i come to washington d.c. i'm always sort of -- [inaudible] actually they wrote a piece about moving the republican apparatus to cleveland to be more in touch. i just don't get it. cleveland's awesome. >> but seriously, also much discontent lead people to make choices they might not have ever made so how important is that their willingness to keep making these choices. >> i can base my assessment on historically populist movements that last about 25 years. have been all kinds of movements throughout the years. but there is also a progressive movement and you also have to think

. >> my name is yvonne piper on the nurse practitioner here at sf city clinic.inic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a healthcare provider can we determine what

it doesn't make -- the guy is delusional and the conference is walking around like he's the pied piper. >> unfortunately they don't understand their bread and butter comes with this president and the success they've had is because of the president. lou: how can it be a misunderstanding. this president has delivered 4.1% unemployment. he's delivered the lowest unemployment rate for the minorities in history. he's delivered, $8 trillion in the market, delivered 4.1% growth in the economy, 4% in unemployment. this is a president who has deregulated everything, he'll rolled back almost everything that barack obama could do. it's more than you would think in deregulation. it's extraordinary. >> it's a speech every candidate should be giving out there and they're not. i'm just telling you, they're not. i monitor this pretty closely. very few talking about tax reform, very few talking about the benefits of this president. lou: we have to go to this consideration. is president trump better off with all of these rinos and ryan's and mcconnells defeated, and democratic majority in the house unli

. >> tim pay the piper. >> right. > obviously there's a game today.'s one tomorrow. >> there's one at 7:05 today. 1:35 tomorrow. >> notng good. >> it's going to be dicey. it looks like theave of rain may be out later tonight. it's not going to behe prettiest of evenings. i'll show you how it moves out ofhere. again, we have heavy rain on the way. we have flash fod watches. that's something we're really going to have to watch not only today but for the rest of the workweek. we do have rain in the forecast for this upcoming week. and you can see the crowds are already outthere. beautiful sun rise at 6:00. and now we are just looking at the clouds streaming in and eventually the rain will move in as well. this is what you need to know. he rain is pushing from the south to the north today. the heaviest rain falls, i-95 and points east. so, again, that's where we'll be watching for the heaviest rain to push through the ea and then flooding a big possibility. we have rainhances that will continue each and every day this week. temperatures pretty much stayin

give her my best and all your family. >> yeah, absolutely, piper, remember, she was the one who helpedning with todd around the lake so, yeah, we have good memories of you being up here. >> i do too. my best to you and your family. in all sincerity many share your outrage, always appreciate you being outspoken and appreciate you sharing your views here on "good morning america." you all have a good weekend. >> thanks. >> take care. and we'll be right back. 240 floors in the air. [ gasps ] mom! do exactly what i say. run! you don't want to do this. hold on, baby. mom! i'm coming for you. not gonna make it in time. daddy. you picked the wrong guy. skyscraper. rated pg-13. thdelicious.i-wheat. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days? this is the pepsi that was gasp! for ray. and britney. britney!!! and this one is for the king of pop. this is the pepsi for every generation. that works for us. with capella universi

as you know i've owned it for a good part of 2018 you've got both credit suisse with a 155 target, piper with a 160 target yesterday we had aggressive buying at the 144 strike in the calls. so take that and i think it goes significantly higher than where it is here. >> wally wants to know the trade on visa ahead of its earnings. >> i like this company i think it's one you want to own for a couple more years. i wouldn't do anything other than hold it if you own it, and buy it even before. >> thanks for your questions, keep them coming send them to cnbc.com/halftime there you go you can tweet us as well @halftimereport use #askhalftime >>> next, from one billionaire investor to another, warren buffett's words for lee cooperman. >>> plus, your final trades. "halftime" is back in two minutes. ♪ hawaii is in the middle of the pacific ocean. we're the most isolated population on the planet. ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a ne

if so, next to the cross hairs could be cell gene that raised the price of drugs by 5% according to pipereffrey, this price has more than doubled in the last decade. and pfizer announced the reorganizing into three internal units, one focusing on older medicines, one on newer drugs and one on consumer health they are evaluating options for the unit since late 2017 and they expect to do so with the decision coming in 2019. >>> and stocks are ending a six-day winning streak the sell-off comes as the u.s. prepares to slap tariffs on another $200 billion worth of chinese goods as early as the end of august. take a look at the miners, take a look as the losers here. angelo-american is in the red. and bmw is under pressure planning to move some of the production for the suvs overseas to offset higher costs of tariffs involving china. but bmw says it still plans to add 1,000 workers in south carolina shares down 1.4% politics now, president trump making headlines at the nato summit saying he had a great meeting with german chancellor angela merkel on issues like trade. his comments coming after

not to miss state that there are unhappy people who follow the pied piper of trump, they have been unhappy with washington, unhappy with the parties that are serving them so what if 5 years from now or two years from now or tomorrow all of a sudden the government is finally doing what i wanted to do and this undercurrent of discontent even if they are happy with their own lives started to reseed. how much impact, this moment we have seen? >> of the government moved to cleveland, ohio would have a better idea, it would break apart quicker. when i come here to washington dc i'm always -- >> you still have a football curse. not much has changed. >> that worked very well. >> i am a steelers fan. >> that is why washington won't moved to cleveland out of revenge. >> bread wrote about moving the republican apparatus to cleveland. >> i had a hard time with that. >> cleveland is awesome. >> there is a lot of great food in cleveland but seriously, so much discontent led people to make choices they might not otherwise have made. how important is that to their willingness to make these choices? >> i c

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craig johnson is the chief market technician of piper jaffray. how many rigs do you have going rate now >> melissa, it's a hobby and i enjoy stocks, commodities and doing strategy work, but we do have a fair number of miners running and it's been a nice father/son project that we've been doing now for a little over a year now >> on a hot day does the air-conditioning get shut off or do you keep the power going? the air conditioner is never shut off these units are hot. >> in the winter i'm sure the bill goes lower because of the mining equipment >> if i could put a greenhouse in the back where we run these things, i'm sure people can heat their homes by bitcoin miners. >> we're talking about that guy, right? >> anyway, i'm just fascinated by the fact that you do this on the side for a hobby but back to what we're seeing here, what bob was speaking to is the lack of volatility and the lack of interest translates to the lack of volatility in coin and that definitely coincides with it is introduction of futures in december. >> correct >> is that a g

the reason i say that is that the so-called morgenthau plan to deduction allies germany had enormous piper support in the united states. in fact, before marshall went off to moscow in march of 1947, eleanor roosevelt, henry morgenthau how and other notables who had been a big, big supporters of this policy had a rally in new york to urge general marshall to maintain a quote-unquote hard piece with germany here so in fact, the most important of most consequential aspect of the marshall plan success, which i would argue was a quick revitalization of west germany, was the most controversial interns of american public opinion. >> what was the effect of churchill iron curtain speech of all these events? >> that was, as you can imagine, a split in views. truman came to repent of having accompanied churchill. the speech was seen as being too aggressive and to militaristic. so that was, at the time that he made it in 1946, considered overly provocative. >> this may be outside the scope of your book, but could you draw any comparisons to what china is doing with the one road project and motivation

ted cruz was the pied piper of the conservatives in the house of all places. it backfired terribly.y standing with the public dropped to the lowest level in the history of the gallup poll. people say they won the next election. they did, but that was a year and a couple of months to go before that and a major intervening event, which was wa disastrous roll out of obamacare. shutdown politics are a bad idea and if you are going to try to pull that off, the last thing you want to be doing is threatening it because it means that you are going to be blamed. >> bret: molly? >> i think what you have is a president who really wants to deal with the issue and an establishment in both parties that really doesn't want to deal with the issue and donald trump knows that the leverage he has is with the voters and the only time republicans get the steel needed to take on their donor class and talk about immigration is when they are under threat from voters. donald trump is using this leverage he has to encourage people to actually take action. he's got a strong economy, he's got his second suprem

. >> joining us is steven piper a former ambassador the ukraine and served in embassies in warsaw andther place, and j n joining uses is the ambassador at large to the soviet union. and thank you both for joining us. i would like to start with you ambassador stastonovich and you were the ambassador the president clinton and what is your advice going into the meeting tomorrow with putin? >> well, know what you want. the biggest problem that i think that president trump is radiating in everything that he is saying about the meeting is that it is not clear what he wants to come out of it. and the second problem is make sure that you is got the government and the country behind you. the president's biggest problem coming can out of this meeting is likely to be that most people even in his own administration are going to be regarding it somewhere between unwise and outrageous to have done it or agreed to anything that he does. he has a big problem, and that is, he can sit down with putin, but if he has got such opposition here at home to what he is doing, thele value of it for himself and

this is again not to mistake that they are unhappy people would follow the pied piper of trump to say they've been unhappy with washington. they've been unhappy with the serving them. all of a sudden they said the government is finally doing what i wanted itom, to do in this particular undercurrent of discontent even if they are happy with their own life started to recede. how might that impact this moment that we've seen? >> maybe if the governor boot to cleveland, ohio it would rake apart quicker. when i come here to washington d.c., i'm always sort of like -- >> you still have a football curse. >> on the steeler fan so i don't really care. >> actually, brad wrote a great piece about whether the republican apparatus to cleveland. >> i just don't get it. cleveland is awesome. >> i'm a huge fan. making choices they might not have otherwise made. how important is that for the willingness to keep making these? >> i can make my assessment, mike@history, historically populist movement in the last 25 years. there is the temperance movement,e all kinds of movemens throughout the country.ts