you can't just continue to poo poo these stories. you've got to believe their citizens will want to start to get their money out of banks. that's the first time i would do if something lake that were to happen. greece is tucked into that corner, but i can't believe this is is a positive thing for global markets. >> we talked about the dollar quickly. there was already upward pressure on the dollar. it's traded between 92.5 and 100.5. you know what it closed today? at the midpoint, about 96.5. you would make the argument or you could easily make the argument it was upward pressure after the brexit vote. the british pound today closed just a few ticks over a 31-year low. euro has been trading between 105 and 15. the dollar has upward pressure ear and that, you talked about tligt fo safety, that seems to be. >> inflation day that that we got now at the end of this week also if you were discounting any possibility of a rate increase, as you start to see simp toms of inflation, you have to reintroduce the possibility. and that of course i

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i am not poo-pooing the job of secretary of state. the job has traditionally been held by a woman. you would not have as much as country because the prosecutor job, that would be a nightmare. but i said, no, i want to do the job that is challenging for me. i said no i want to do the things that i want to do now. and then this other opportunity came up. it is very important that while you are doing your job you like what you are doing in you keep focusing on that. other opportunities open up, that's great. but people who spend their whole time looking for the next job they can make to a different hell, they always find out that the grass is always greener and armed always do well at what they are doing. they don't enjoy or do well at what they're doing. that's always been my philosophy. steve: what the opportunity comes along for higher office? sen. klobuchar: i appreciate the question. i am going to focus on doing now. i appreciate that you are wearing viking purple. that is very nice. we have faith the vikings are going to emerge again. steve: they have never won the super bowl. s

today with reports moving on and headlines blaring the world historic donald trump poo-pooed those cyber security experts. and then well -- then he said this. >> russia if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightly by our press. >> trump supporter newt gingrich said donald trump was joking and asking anyone that might have the e-mails to hand them over to american law enforcement. many democrats and even some republicans and other national security experts say it sure didn't sound that way to them. it sounded like the republican presidential nominee asking a rival nation to compete espionage so that it might help him defeat hillary clinton. we're looking at live pictures rite now in donald trump, he just touched down about 130 miles from philadelphia we're going to monitor that to see if he tries to explain what he meant by his comments tonight which have rocked the political world. chief political correspondent dana bash tonight it will be the obama administration vouching for hillary clinton. will we h

it's winnie the poo. >> i was was great. >> twitter and social media, we love the fun stuff much moredo you think theresa may will hum anything as she comes out? >> i don't know. i think she'll be very careful with her mic. >> maybe i'll hum something. >> next story, taylor swift taking the number one spot on the forbes celebrity 100 list. following the massive ses of her 1989 world tour. swift ea swi swift's earnings is the highest of her career. >> let's get back to british politics. to the seerds stuff. joining us is alison knewton. very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. let quickly touch on the latest developments in british politics. of course theresa may all backer of the remain camp, but making it very clearle brexit means brexit. what do you expect the timeline to be in the terms of the uk's withdraw from the eu. >> well, first of all, we need to take mrs. may at her word that she is not going to invoke article 50, which is the european union intention to withdraw at least until the start of next year. i see no reason to suppose she will change her view on that despi

. >> had a huge dividend that report came out and people poo-pooed it and now looks like he was kindght. do they have the cash to pay off their dividend? >> that's the big challenge in all of the energy sector. my partner, joe thompson, loves kinder, he loves energy. we're looking at energy ideas right now but energy is, at least a certain segment of the energy market is very dependent upon oil price. so if you can tell me where oil prices were going i can tell you more definitely what i think about kinder morgan. liz: let me get to lori, you're on the floor there. we're at all-time high for s&p 500. amazon at ail time high but they had pulled back with a glitch disaster. >> this the best place to put your money with uncertainties out of the uk. even though we're seeing a little bit more clarity there. there is lot of talk about the surging pound, weaker dollar. that is obviously very bullish for u.s. stocks. nine of 10 s&p sectors are in the green. interesting losing sector is utilities. that is a pretty common conservative safety play if you will, sector carries high dividends. ano

part of fact. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mark hornor was with his daughter in the tide pools at makapu'u (maka-poo) beach on oahu.. when people saw a huge wave sweep them into the ocea >>> of berkeley man and his six- year-old daughter drowned this weekend while on vacation in hawaii. he was with his daughter at the tied cool in a while who would people saw a huge wave sweep them into the ocean. they pulled them back to shore but they were unable to revive them. and a san jose man drowned when a wave knocked him down. >>> a man was hit and killed a new york city sidewalk by a drunk off-duty police officer. he was one of four people hit early saturday morning. he graduated from hillsboro high school in 2013. nypd officer is facing manslaughter charges. the 28-year-old has been suspended from the nypd. but 3 other people hit are expected to recovery. >>> a teenager's parents said he could've had the party but when too many kids showed up, parents asked everyone to the future be after that three people walked up to the house and opened fire on the crowd on the front lawn. 2 people remained in critica

and vegas in 2014, they hit the red carpet at the same time but pooed at opposite ends. and it doesn't end there. several sources tell "e.t." that aaron is actyestranged from his entire family and has been foryears. we scanned social media. fond the family posted lots photos over the years but we didn't spot aaron in any of them. and there's more drama coming -- jojo asked aaron and jordan's oldest brother, luke, about the rift next week during a home visit. >> we don't balk it a lot. >> we spoke a source close to the family who told us, entire situation is painful for the family. >> i did realize this wound was as deep as it is. >> i wonder if we're going find out more on the show. >>> we have to make sure that you've seen th latest and the strangest "the bachelorette" news. a former bachelor sean lowe posted this shot of his newborn son. and he's dressed as dad, i'm guessing, beca that thooe are sean's hands, they're really pale when he was handed out roses. when he posted t photo. but somebody attacked the photo calling it creepy and scary and i tend to agree, it's ve

and although it may be in vogue, may be popular to poo-poo the presumptive republican presidential nominee think there are a lot of young people with whom his message and his delivery more importantly resonates. sandra: we know his daughter was integral part of letting go of corey lewandoski. >> ivanka trump. sandra: how much of the family is playing a part attracting youth vote? he has beautiful successful family, brings them out on every stage. harris: you just said the words yourself. they don't even have to try. the optics coming out on stage, remember he did the sit-downtown hall and i said ivanka's name because he has two daughters they were both on stage, younger one. sandra: tiffany. harris: the whole family and their children off stage coming on and scampering on, optics are enough to say this man is well-rounded. isn't that what we kind of look at? it is not just the age thing for young people they kind of look, who looks more like the family up there? because exit polling has shown people have aspirational. sandra: helps he had early name recognition from "the apprentice," his r

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all i'm saying about poo is -- >> no, bernie sanders would entirely disagree. they say that they should make believe that -- you don't want me to say the contents of the e-mails because they're damning. they said let's make up a story about him. that's a problem. >> it is a problem. you know who doesn't care enough to bring it up on the stage in bernie sanders. >> we'll be right back. ? in bernie sanders. >> we'll be right back. bernie s. >> we'll be right back. nnected . just 30 billion? a bold group of researchers and computer scientists in silicon valley, had a breakthrough they called... the machine. it changed computing forever. and it's been part of every new technology for the last 250 years. everything? everything! this year, hewlett packard enterprise will preview the machine and accelerate the future. see star trek beyond. ♪ [ tires screech ] flo: [ ghost voice ] oooo! [ laughs ] jaaaaamie, the name your price tool can show you coverage options to fit your budget. tell me something i don't know -- oh-- ohhh! she slimed me. which i probably should've s

[inaudible conversations] >>> national parks were overwhelmed with all of the visitors, poo enemy yellow stone would drive to the park and not find a place to stay. the parks became extremely crowded and they came up with a program in 1956 they expanded all the parks, and began to -- mission 66 to be completed in 66 so they try to accommodate more people. but i argue that by taking their children to the parks, many children who grew up in cities, parents-trying to instill in them some kind of an appreciation for nature because the national parks were wild and they were wild and they were dangerous places for children. many children were hurt at national parks. children were bitten by bears, and fell into rivers, and some children died. so the national parks were a way to take the children back to raw nature, and i think a lot of those children were the ones who in the 1970s began these environmental movements and it took back the parks. if you think of yosemite, these were a way for people to learn about the country but also to learn about their idea of nature. now, think it also for man

i don't understand poo-pooing it. don't poo-poo russia wanting to be involved.urity briefings yet? >> not yet. it will be starting friday. >> let's go to frank fore's piece in slate. >> the dnc hack is watergate but worse. frank rights in part, leaks are a tool of journalism and accountability. that's not what happened here. the better analogy for these hacks is watergate. to help win an election, the russians broke into the virtual headquarters of the democratic party. the dnc dump may not have revealed a conspiracy that could end a candidacy, but it succeeded in casting a pall of anxiety over this election. we know that the russians have a further stash of documents from the dnc and another set of document purloined from the clinton foundation. in other words, vladimir putin is now treating american democracy with the same respect he a cords his own. the best retaliation isn't a military one, or to respond in kind. it's to defeat his pet candidate and to force him to watch the inauguration of the woman he so abhors. >> willie, then you have more documents, som

, pooing guidance, the only reason why the stock is not up more, in my opinion, but this company was able to produce the kind of growth both top and bottom line, margin expansion, while at the same time they're aggressively spending. that growth going forward is really going to continue. and i would just throw out two things. cloud, only 8% of overall spending is in the cloud at this point. you've got a long runway on the cloud side and on online retail, they prime, growth, only 10% penetrated internationally. it's 40% penetrated here in the u.s., but you've got a long way to go in terms of this growth. so happy they're spending, seeing operating leverage and can get to some of the parts number. it is higher than where you are. absolutely i would buy that. >> give me something on alphabet, too. the streetious obviously likes number. hard-pressed to see another cfo, applauded on wall street, ruth when she does a call, the street eats it up? >> totally turned this company around as well. growth was always there, scott, but the execution was always kind of spotty at best. so you had 25%

. >>> local american muslims and other enter faith leaders plan a march in downtown dc to poo test guniolence and recent terror attacks at the washington monument. organizers say muslims do speak out against terrorism. >> in this instance we are willing to stand up, speak out and march for the pursuit of justice, peace, liberty and this country. >> representatives of muslim, christian and jewish faiths have all pledged to join the march. >>> marches protests and rallies are familiar to those. >> that group has been part of the district's movement for more than 40 are being forced to move. it may be just a sign of the times but as wusa tells us it will not happen without a fight. >> knew she was at home the first time she walked into this house and met her roommate. >> doing singing in french. >> a pretty common scene for this group home where hundreds of people have lived together over the last 41 years from artists to activists. describes it as a very intentional household. >> we make decisions by consensus. we buy our food together. we cook meals together. >> also it's a movement to

. >> you actually poo-pooed the idea of yousing the convention dump trump. what do you do? >> i know what i'm going to do, but i don't -- i'm out of the business of telling anybody else what they should do because i think there are tons of hillary clinton people that, you know, have maybe voted for the clintons in the past or thought they would like hillary clinton that are now to the point of she is so corrupt, she is so much about her and her foundation, which is completely corrupt, she is building an absolute dynasty of corruption. it's nothing, nothing reflective of the american system. and then you have donald trump who the only advisers that he listens to are his children. businessman, she's corrupt. so both sides are now saying what are you going to do? i think we feel all americans -- i shouldn't say all. reince and a few others at both conventions are going to be fine just pulling the lever, but i think a lot of people are pulling it not holding their nose, wincing in pain as they think about pulling that lever. so what you decide to do is your own business, but i

don't come here at the beginning of the convention and poo poo that and say, oh, no, we are all happy people like tim kaine but give people a minute to have a moment of heart break. i'm just concerned that you've got a tone deaf dnc chair, robbie should not have said that and i'm just worried that we are not respecting -- you have 43% of the delegates coming here, they are bernie sanders people. they aren't all happy yet. we've got a lot of work to do and you can't insult people who have been trying to be a part of this process, leave that chair in place, that's an insult. robby coming out here and saying that, that's an insult. give us an opportunity to come together as a party. >> nira. >> look, i agree that the problems with the dnc leak are pretty fundamental. i think that what robby was trying to say is that a lot of people are really excited about tim kaine's selection, you know, this is a person who was a civil rights lawyer for 17 years, i don't think he was trying to denigrate bernie sanders supporters and i was really optimistic about what senator sanders said in his remarks

police say 35-year-old dimitri pap poo made the threats to an employee on sunday and that had authorities canceling nearby concert that night. prosecutors charge papeu but he's out of jail on $20,000 bond. police do know who the other man is but they've yet to arrest him. they're not releasing any details of those threats. they say for security purposes. >>> tuition at the university of delaware about to get pricier for this upcoming school year. the university is raising tuition and fees and as well as jacking up the price for room and board. tuition and fees will increase a little more than $300 for residents and more than $800 for non-residents. room and board increases are about 2%. the total cost for under grad who's live on campus will be just under 25,000 bucks for inn state residents more than 44,000 for out of state students. >>> former penn state football players are fighting for the former statue of the former head coach joe paterno to be put back outside of the campus' beaver stadium. state college.com reports more than 200 former players sent a formal request to the universit

one of those along with poo road to serfdom that i make my kid read. you have to read it. you have to understand it. >> host: finally, you mentioned that you keep files. >> guest: yes. >> host: so, is there another book in the works? i'd love to do another book on leadership for women, and focusing it on women. there's so many women that -- women have a circuitous life. you work, have a family, work part-time and macrearing children or maybe an elderly relative that is ill and providing care, and then you want to go back into the work force, and understanding the value that their life and that it route brings to their work process. i think is something that is valuable to do. so, i would probably write again and write on something to do with women and leadership. >> host: and this is an extended look on booktv at marsha blackburn's reading habits. this is book there on c-span2. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. here's a look at what is on primetime tonight: we kick off the evening at 7:00 eastern with a look at the influence of the wifes

will poo troll in pairs for immediate future -- patrol. because of what you see on the screen. officials are not certain they have identified all suspects involved in overnight assault. it claimed lives of five police officers in dallas, texas, seven others wounded. today, emotional words from the city's police chief who said his officers don't feel supported by the community. and he says it is time for us all to come together. >> we are heartbroken. there are no words to describe the atrocity that occurred to our city. all i know is that this, this must stop, this divisiveness. between our police and our citizens. we don't feel much support, most days. let's not make today most days. please, we need your support. to be able to protect you from men like these who carried out this tragic, tragic event. police officers are guardians, freedom of protest, freedom of speech, freedom of expression, all freedoms we fight for with our lives. it what makes us who we are as americans. please pray for our strength through this trying time. harris: people are very proud of what that man ha

a poo -- you white southerner, you should support slavery even if you do not own slaves yourself. yourif it may not be in economic -- to do so. it helps to explain why for instance so many non- slaveholding whites were eager to fight for the confederacy. i think helped explained much of what happened after the war, too. >> thank you. . from pennsylvania. this question is about the indians who fought for the confederacy. who surrender the last of the confederate forces. he was out west. so, how did the indians, did they have a sense of honor? do you know anything about that? mr. silkenat: so, he, i believe is a charity? -- cherokee? if you look at what the cherokiee did in the 1830's is to a large extent they had already assimilated into white southern culture. that is to say that the strategy the cherokee embraced considering white settlement in the southwest to try to assimilate to the extent they could, whether that is religiously, in their naming practices, think about the important charity -- cherokee chiefs. a guy named john ross. were land owning slaves. many of the cherokee

pooing championship first round british open champ henrik stenson making a run at his second straightor nearly knocked it in on the second show, 3-under 67, two off the lead. jimmy walker in fronts. >>> in hayward at the ellie may classic at tpc stonebrae, yeagers birdie caps a 12-under 58, the lowest round ever at any sanctioned pga event. golf history yesterday in the east bay. >>> football camp under way. it's the big story. we'll have more tonight at 6:00. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> it is 6:26. the soberanes fire is still burning out of control in monterey county. how the community is banding together during the very tough time. >> reporter: new allegations in a scandal involving bay area law enforcement and an underaged sex worker. the latest next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it only takes some thing small to go from not friends... to totally friends! [bell rings] in third grade, i learned... we all make mistakes. but... it's all about how you fix 'em. mistakes, they're not so scary. time is 6-- . the young >>> good morning. it is friday, july 29. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm m

so vet surgeon will correct poo poor vision at the quakertown veterinary clinic. >> totally closed hiss and he cannot open them because is there so much fat, on top. >> we will lift ears in the proper position and stretch the skin up away from the eyes and that allows the pig to have eyes and see. >> lauren just astutely note i had that doctor's name is wilbur, the pig, thinking of char lieutenant's web, that is some pig. doctor wilbur says this is kind of a face lift and expecting a quick recovery for popo. if it wasn't for the free surgery as we said earlier, p theopo would be in the poor house. >>> let's get back to wildwood. we have to try to be serious sometimes, lauren dawn johnson, danger in those waves coming up wildwood beach patrol shows us what to do if kid get caught in the rip current. this is serious stuff. >>> every friday we're taking to you a local town, as we already told you it is wildwood today. we will be on the boardwalk. bobbies already there mike is in the back of someone's car, alex is there somewhere as well. but best parties you can win a car sign up to win a

>> do break, doing a breaky-poo from "modern family." >> jimmy: how many months do you get off from the>> jimmy: do you miss everybody? is there a big good-bye at the end of a run? >> i miss some people more than others. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. >> we miss everything. what's great is we still text. our group texts honestly would make a great little cash register book. >> jimmy: would they be appropriate? >> no! sofia always takes it to another realm. >> jimmy: i see. >> yeah, we're looking forward to going back. we miss seeing each other. everybody does their own thing. we stay in touch. >> jimmy: you've been promoting this film, "the secret life in pets," you play a dog. >> i do. >> jimmy: i played a dog in a number of things myself. i've only played a dog. >> really? >> jimmy: yes, i played a dog three times. people see me and think, dog. >> they used to see me and see, serial killer. then they saw me and said, good gay guy. i was happy to move on from serial killer. >> jimmy: gay guy, now good boy. >> sit, boy. you do press, junkets, you get asked the same question over and over and ove

thirty-five year old pa poo of selby ville, another man, made threats to employee on sunday.forced authorities to cancel the concert happening that night, authorities charged with making terroristic threats after he surrounded -- surrendered to police, he's now out of jail on $20,000 bond. police say they know who the other man is but they've yet to arrest him. the band perry tweeted the show rescheduled for august 17th. >> 4:49 the time. former penn state football players fighting for the statue of former head coach joe pattern tow come back. they want that statue to be put back outside the campus beaver stadium. state college. com reports more than 200 former players sent a formal request to the university to have the statue erected once again, paterno was fired in 2011 a mid the jerry sandusky child molest take scandal, statue removed soon thereafter. so far the university has not responded to the players requests. >> north wildwood family despite to get back their treasured american flag, that someone stole on the fourth every july. it is now why the any american flag, th

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we are standing by and a man who is rumored to be on top that list poo testimony solid senator tim kainebe a governor in virginia. it's interesting what we found in the last 24 hours or so there are many on the left who wouldn't be happy about that pick. they say is he too conservative to add to her ticket. of course you remember tracking all through the primary season there was bernie sanders. there were mist his ardent followers. there was a pull to the left on many key issues. and there has been talk that bernie sanders and his followers wouldn'ten on board, necessarily, with hillary clinton unless they got a pick to the ticket that they thought also would be tough on issues that they favor on trade, on banking, on wall street. those kinds of things. but in looking at the tim kaine's record we found, you know, he is what some would consider a pretty conservative democrat on key issues on things like abortion. personally is he pro-choice. he doesn't think the government should get involved. he would favor partial birth abortion ban. cop sent laws in virginia. in addition while he would

some mothers [bleep] feeling that mad with poo >>> yesterday, one of the rappers involved with that piecee cube was confronted about the situation. >> [bleep] police is legendary song. have you thought about maybe not performing it anymore? >> nah. >> you will continue to form it? >> yeah. >> what is your like mind set behind that? like has anyone came up to you and pressured you to do that? >> pressured me to do what? >> to stop performing [bleep] the police. >> no. nobody said nothing to me. i ain't going to change nothing i do. not me because i ain't doing nothing wrong. >> joining us from cleveland greg gutfeld and new york city bernard mcguirk. >> this guy ice cube is an actor, well known guy, has a lot of money back in 1988 these guys were trying to establish themselves. not excuse. vile piece of work. now after everything happened still unrepentant. what does that say to you. >> first thing is hating cops is a stepping stone to a great career ice cube ended up making millions playing a police officer in ride along. if you look at ice tea who wrote cop killer in his band body count

thinking about that, that path steve schmidt was just talking about, what we just heard from paul manafort poo-poohing the meade to win ohio, saying their path goes through new jersey, is that a realistic scenario by your steve kornacki map? >> there's two things to think about here. one is that there is something to what manafort was just saying. the coalition that donald trump is putting together looks different than the coalition we have become accustomed to when we look at republican candidates. he's doing a lot better than mitt romney did with more blue collar white voters, non-college educated white voters. the flipside is he's not doing as well with college educated white voters. what does that mean? take the state of new jersey. new jersey is not one anybody ever really talks about as being in play in a presidential race, has not gone to a republican since back in 1988, barack obama won it comfortably in 2012 and 2008. the interesting thing is republicans did get relatively close in new jersey back in 2004, the election after 9/11. the issue of 9/11 resonated very intensely in parts of new jer

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the people in this city are resilient, they are great em poo and they are going to stand up and fight and be supportive of law enforcement. >> you referenced jfk. what we understand from casey on the scene these officers being treated right now possibly one of the civilians is being treated at the same hospital. we saw images of several officers saluting the officers. what do you think will happen in dallas today? >> for me it is surreal. i used to work two blocks from here right behind me was the building i worked in for two years. it is surreal to be in this crime scene where you have multiple vehicles, police vehicles. it is a very strange event for me. i know people in tech as are going to feel the same way. >> how would you recommend that residents conduct themselves this morning? i am sure there is a lot of concern and confusi -- a lot of concern and confusion. what is your advice to them? >> i know in my office. we have an office in a close location. in a very close location. we've asked our people not to come in. most people in dallas shouldn't be affected by this location tha

and he realizes that was a poo abhorrent. and worse yet, at the convention, the notion of the compromise that makes great heroes, he had signed on to the compromise that allows slavery. not be mentioned in the constitution, but it is implied. so, how does he rectify that? errata.great ira he becomes around age 80, the president of the society of the abolition of slavery. he realizes he had just gotten it really badly wrong. e writes as is very first hoax as a 15-year-old, i'm a woman. his last hoaxes are like a speech talking about how in algiers he had a published newspaper, saying how important it was to enslave white people because they are the only ones that can make the north african -- whatever work. it was all the arguments that they were using for slavery just transposed for somebody from africa saying it about white people. and he does quite a few of these written things and parodies to try to push abolitionism. i think it is all important that as we remember and look at history that these are real flesh and blood hu

mitt romney four years ago very effectively said you've got to worry about russia and president obama poo-pooedfew months ago when you said what's the biggest threat facing america, you said russia, not al qaeda. the 1980s are calling asking for their foreign policy back. >> which part? >> yeah. he was 100% right. what mitt romney didn't vigorously do is go back at him. you watch the future. each time mitt romney would make the point but he wouldn't close the deal. almost everything he said in that foreign policy debate proved to be sadly 100% accurate as russia reinserts itself with syria, starts shaking, rattling the walls of the former satellite nations and warsaw pact countries. >> donald trump has tweeted out. he said, funny how the failing "new york times" is pushing dense narrative that russia is working for me because putin said trump is again yus. america first. here's the cover of "the new york times" on this wednesday morning. here's the story. russia hacked the dnc. by the way, julian assange was also on another channel yesterday and he made it very clear they have lots more e-mail

i think you may have poo-pooed me for bringing it up. >> newt gingrich came back with really scathing criticism of donald trump. everyone took away from that he was going to be out of the running. frankly, donald trump is not one to go back to people who have criticized him. >> true, but the next day he said, we're friends. i can criticize him when he's wrong and tell him when he's right. >> and that's why newt gingrich needs to be the vice president. donald trump needs someone who can be a compass. not to say he's going to take marching orders from newt gingrich, but it's important to have that person there to be a guiding compass when it comes to, you know, a controversy or whatever the news of the day is. >> stars of david that are inappropriately tweeted out. perhaps newt gingrich would be able to explain that somehow. look, what you look for in a vice president is somebody who can balance out your strengths and weaknesses or somebody who can bring demographic or geographic advantages. >> does he do that? does he check boxes? >> newt does nothing for demographic or geographic. it'

problem with brexit that you can't solve it right away, there can't be an overnight balanceoilout and poogot it. because we have the uncertainty, we also have the question of how much can the central banks really do, how much can the bank of england really help. the big thing in all of this is it requires the will of policymakers. and we know, look, in the united states, that's the biggest issue. washington is inept, it's broken. it's not taking action. there isn't the guts to move forward. the same types of problems in england. and it really will require policymakers to step up, to cut taxes, to look at ways to be able to stimulate the economy from an infrastructure at some point. so unless that happens, you're putting a band-aid on things. >> last 30 seconds for you. moving this back home, you talk about uncertainty. a lot of uncertainty here at home is, whichever the new president is going to be, their economic policies are likely to be vastly different. president clinton, president trump, very different economic outlook. which does the market start pricing that uncertainty in? >> i th

. >> oh, poo. >> in the morning. so, ya, there has been couple of those, right, mike? so we saw the ones at the spa. we do know there is one inside the double tree ballroom. but again, we didn't want to ways time, it is hard to get in there. of course that's pennsylvania. and then there is one in the top of the tower. we did call ahead. the producing staff. so be there around 9:15. now, i will say, if you are walking around here, there is a ton. take a look at some of the pictures what i just did. i justice virginia, arkansas, some are near the new franklin hotel the oldom any hotel. mike jerek is. >> that's right. >> and then there is over by the american liberty museum, sue serio, they say say hi to sue, i think arkansas, west virginia. i'm headed to the independence, trying not to breathe heavily as i walk/jog. now, there are some easy ones to find, right? so going up and down market street. >> oh, there go. >> there is virginia, ya, so this is like easy, right? will you nab selfie with me? will you be in a picture with me? no? no? >> get away from me. >> we don't k

sounds g here are a couple of the -- the book of poo. a couple vhs tapes.what these are. >> the tapes old school tapes. i have so many in my house and one little player and what happens i think the player -- >> you have one? >> they only cost 25 bucks. you can get them you got a tv and free vcr. (laughter). >> you can get that. >> i'm sure somewhere in my basement i still have vhs player. >> they work great. when you rewind the tape and it takes so long. be kind rewind. >> here's my message to you as we move on. hold on to the vhs because just like nintendo has just re-released atari re-released and whatever 20 years from now they're going to come out with a collector's item vhs. hold on to yours. >>> all right. let's talk about some more technology when it gets hot outside you may want to go to the pool or the lake or the ocean. but there are inherent dangers when you're near the water. what can you do to stay safe? we have one item that could save your life in this week's tech tank. ♪ >>> i'm anthony mongeluzo and this your tech advice from the tech tank.

. >> what did you hear from stanley fisher in terms of the fed's poo fed's posture with regard to thenomy and delayed -- >> good morning and hi, barry, how are you. so the markets have basically declared the fed cycle over. you're starting to see some rate hikes priced in 2018, but that's like dog years here. nobody can look out that far. at this point for the next year or so, the market is basically declared the fed cycle over and when you look at it from a flow perspective and if you believe that the fed started passively tightening in mid 2014 when it exited quantitative easing, by some measures the fed has gone a full tightening cycle, 300 basis points according to the atlanta fed shadow rate. the market is happy with this assuming it stays this way. >> well, i guess barry, first of all, do you think the market is correct in believing maybe this is where the fed stays indefinitely and what are the implications there for investors? >> i would echo the view about the shadow fed funds and the full rate cycle. we're not quite done. i think 400 basis points cumulative rate cycle was th

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