it's what ronald regan did.d allow a congress inclined to investigate to get somewhere. >> and he was white house councils, not special counsel. i want to ask you this, robert. donald trump's friend, the president's friend suggested that mueller has a conflict of interest. he says it's unethical mueller and trump had a private conversation potentially about the russia investigation because the next day he became the man leading the investigation. does he have a point there? >> i think that's a bit far fetched in terms of ultimately assuming a position within the justice department as special counsel but with obviously a very different mission than would be the case if he were the fbi director. it speaks well of the fact mr. mueller carries bipartisan reputation for integrity. and i think we ought to leave well enough alone. criticisms about who he's hiring and whether or not they're republicans or democrats. seems to be the flavor of the month in washington but it really does a great disservice to the investigat

that was regan's downfall. you have to be like a sports manager. have tremendous talent in the white house and you have to be able to build a team that is going to be cohesive and work together, as opposed to operating by dictate. i think that is what regan tried to do. it broke down the hall at the national security adviser. [overlapping voices] >> he finally stepped in and solved the problem. >> he liked the chief part of the title a lot. it was the staff part that he did not like so much. usa verb not used by much of for chief of the staff, is that the really effective chief is also going to be really good at enabling people to do their jobs. the chief does not try to do it all himself in the same way the president can't, so cannot the chief. the chief has to identify people he or she, that time will come, when we have a woman chief of staff, form the team that you know and have confidence in, that you trust, and enable them to do their jobs. charlie: back to the power thing, one thing it seems to me gives the chief of staff a lot of power is of

. >> gold standard, when he switched jobs with don regan, the treasury secretary, regan came in and he was completely ill suited for the job and the next thing you know there was no coincidence that a harebrained scheme was cooked up in the white house basement and began the iran-contra scandal. never would have happened on james baker's watch, so i think, i think these guys are typically being a little bit modest. >> rose: here is the money question. what would you change if you were now chief of staff for donald trump? >> i would try to enforce -- the president and ever else in the white house, taste your words before you spit them out. why tweet, or tweet them out, because the president's words make a big difference. they make a difference on the white house staff. the bureaucracy, the executive branch of the government, congress and the world and so i would want discipline around the words that are spoken by the president and subordinately by the white house staff, which actually gives more discipline over don't leak. >> >> yeah, look, i think this is a chaotic at this structure, i

medicaid five times so we need to be on the side of the american people. >> we had ronald regan's son on and had a similar conversation with him. so you're all too familiar with wrangling votes and so on. moderate senators like susan cob want to proceed slowly while conservatives like ted cruz want a full repeal, will more time help or will it hurt? >> well, i think the smart thing to do with what mitch mcconnell did was to pull the bill. you mentioned votes losing on the floor. i can tell you from my experience there's nothing nor d disterous or embarrassing. embarrassing yourself today slightly is a whole lot better than a total failure, which is what losing a bill on the floor would be. and as republicans continue to be divided whether you're talking about collins or cruz are on the house of representatives where they continue to have serious divides, stepping back and trying to find the better process forward is what's going to be good for mitch mcconnell and other republicans going forward. >> i want you to take a look at this. flanking president trump in the health care meeting.

for insight on how investors are bracing for risk events, we are joined by mike regan. statistic, the yen is trading at a 109 handle now. what does that say about how market sentiments have changed over the last two to three days? mike: it's one of many trades out there in the markets showing sensitivity to risks on thursday. gold is pushing $1300 an ounce. the old curve is down again. -- yield curve is down again. a relentless grind lower in the treasury yield. step back a bit and look at how the equity market came into this week, it was very strong, most of the technical indicators we suggested we were due for at least a pause. the market was very much overbought. we're somewhere in the neighborhood of 240 days now with only 5% drawdown in the s&p 500. the longer that goes on, the more nervous it makes people. in this low volatility environment, something has to cause a crack. something has to happen. we have these three events coming up. , there ish elections risk therefore gilt yields. i don't see a broad risk offside reaction regardless of the results there. i have

i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs who is on vacation this evening. it's 7:00, and most polls are now closed in georgia's 6th congressional district where voters are deciding the most expensive campaign in history. campaign spending want to off $55 million. vacated by health and human services secretary tom price, for democrats, a win in georgia 6th would give the party first major victory of the trump era. for republicans a chance to build momentum going into the 2018 midterms. kevin corke has our report. >> reporter: even on a day when the president welcomed his ukrainian counterpart to the white house, he made no secret of keen interests in the congressional race for the georgia 6th district. mr. trump tweeting -- democrat jon ossoff, who wants to raise your taxes to the highest level and is weak on crime and security doesn't even live in district. the white house officials today were reluctant to weigh in on the race itself, they did acknowledge the president would be paying attention. >> no surprise that the president is going to support republic

medicaid five times so we need to be on the side of the american people. >> we had ronald regan's sonn who made a similar comment. so you're all too familiar with wrangling votes and so on. moderate senators like susan cob want to proceed slowly while cruz want a full repeal. will more time help or hurt? >> i think the smart thing to do is pull the bill. you mentioned talking about votes losing on the floor. from my experiences there's nothing more disastrous, embarrassing to lose the vote on the floor. pull the bill, take that immediate loss and try to come up with something better while you're working with your members to come up with the solution. embarrassing yourself today slightly is a whoel lot better than a total failure which is what losing a bill on the floor would be and as republicans continue oo too be divides whether it's cruz or in the house of orepresentatives, stepping back and trying to find the better process forward is what's going to be best for republicans mover forward. >> i want you to take a look at this because it's the image of senator lisa murkowski flankin

david regan's car catches fire, three to go. go is into caution and overtime. come out in ot, johnson passes kyle larson from the lead. and a monster mess behind the leaders. unreal, jimmie johnson awarded the win. a record 11th w in dover. it's hard to play and win down the shore, but ikyung with the eye of the tiger. three birdies keeps anna nordqvist from becoming the first three peat chance. the former rookie of the year wins in galloway township. >>> and winning the division ii national championship, beating university of california san diego. it's west chester's second national championship in school history. both have come within the last six years. how did they celebrate? well, the golden rams jumped in the stadium pool and went nuts. >> why not? >> why not? cool off. >>> up next on action news, stories of heroism and heart ache. learning today how people came together to help others during the london terror attack. >>> also, a long life well-lived. the birthday celebration for the area's newest goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal act

. >> i am trish regan in for lou, we begin with breaking news, american stupe who wa student who was freed from north korea last week has died. 22-year-old otto warmbier returned to u.s. tuesday in a coma. doctors said he had extensive lose of tish i tissue in all parts of his brain. his family released a statement, when otto returned to cincinnati, he was unable to speak, unable to see, and unable to react to verbal command -- president trump also weighing in. while speaking to tech ceos at the white house. >> otto warmbier has just passed away. he spent a year and a half in north korea. a lot of bad things happened. but at least we got him home to be with his parents where they were so happy to see him even though he was in very tough condition. he just passed away a little while ago. that is a brutal regime. we'll be able to handle it. trish: we'll discuss what must be done. with lieutenant colonel tony shave ircomin shafer coming up. but first russia threatening to retaliate after u.s. shot down a syrian jet over the weekend. suspend hot line to avoid collisions in syrian aerospa

learn more at esd.ny.gov trish: i'm trish regan, lou dobbs is on vai nation tonight.ate republicans want answers from loretta lynch. lawmakers saline much should testify about her handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. jim comey said he felt queazy about lynch's cozy relationship with the children tons on attempts to downplay the probe. joining me now, sarah carter, national reporter for circa news. >> the senate judiciary committee is going to be look at this. i know they say there is a high likelihood they will be calling loretta lynch to testify. whether she chooses to testify will be up to her. this is also senator dianne feinstein, and she is a democrat. loretta lynch asked former director comey to call the investigation a matter and not an investigation. what john and i have uncovered at circa was the fact there was a piece of sensitive communication. it was a piece of intelligence the f.b.i. collected and director comey confronted lynch about. it was basically an seem between two politicians to political people connected to clinton that basically

mike regan, thanks for that update.n the u.k., theresa may is fighting to keep her job as prime minister after her conservative party lost the overall majority in the election. the election. she is working fast to try to push ahead her brexit agenda. >> i will now form a government, a government that can provide certainty and lead britain forward at this critical time for our country. this government will guide the country through the crucial brexit talks that begin in just 10 days. emily: caroline hyde joins us from london to discuss. it has been quite a 24 hours. how likely is it theresa may will hold onto power? caroline: the rumors are circulating that maybe she will be out. there are calls from her own party that she should be standing down. that is why there was a rush for consolidation after this blow, real embarrassment. the aim of this election was to increase her majority in parliament and increase her strength of argument and negotiating power at the table with the e.u. over brexit. she lost both. she lost he

relinquish regan, to you. trish: thank you so much, neil. we're one hour away from the president's big decision, big announcement on the paris climate accord. will we stay? will we leave? or will president trump try to work out a better agreement. we are going to find out from the white house, from the president in just 60 minutes from now. all of this as the stock market heads to record highs, perhaps investors might like the idea of getting out. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. here we are watching the market right now at record highs. the s&p and nasdaq hitting all-time highs today. you can see the market up 112 points right there on the dow jones industrial average. keep watching it. 169. 21,169 as that would be if we close above that, a very big deal. president trump is expected to pull the u.s. out of the climate deal, that's what we're hearing, anyway. but the reality is it's still up in the air, and he did tweet out he's not going to let anyone know until today at 3:00 some of his top advisers, lawmaker

colleen regan. we will continue to follow headlines as we have them.nother developing story, blue apron has filed for an ipo. the meal delivery service will be listed on the new york stock exchange under the ticker aprn. the company reported a loss of $52.2 million on the first quarter of the year. we will have more on this story later this hour. coming up, the mastermind behind android has unveiled his latest creation. but is there room in the market for yet another smartphone? we will catch up with niccolo de masi next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: andy rubin is back and betting on a new smartphone. earlier this week, the creator of android unveiled a new product from his new company, calling it "the essential phone," but it will have some serious competition since the market has been dominated by apple and samsung for so many years. he says his company and products have the it factor and that appeals to the masses. joining us is niccolo de masi. i need a little more than the it factor. what makes you think you can take on apple and samsung in a marke

i'm trish regan.i and ned and tracee carrasco who is there in miami with the very latest. tracee you have to break this down for us because we have been talking about there's a little confusion here. donald trump on the one hand is saying he's going to loosen or rather strengthen the regulation, if you would, with cuba in that not as many americans are going to be able to travel there, not as many businesses are going to be able to do business there specially if they're doing it with the military in any way. but simultaneously we are also reading that the travel cruise ship industry is going to be just fine because they will keep their port. what's really going on? tracee: well, you know a free cuba, that's his main message here today but he did say effective immediately i am canceling last administration's one-sided deal with cuba. a much better deal for the american people and for cuba. he layed out his bullet points on how he's going to achieve that. he said he's going to enhance compliance with un

trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. we'll be on it. president trump and republican party proving yet again the democratic party has no message. they're running on this anti-trump platform. look, it is not working. not working at least in georgia. overnight republican karen handel securing a huge win in the georgia special election as president trump heads to iowa in a few hours to meet with voters and get his pro-growth agenda back on track. we're near lows of the session. down 68 points on the dow. oil still getting hit, plunging today. we'll have a live report on. i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." liberal media calling georgia race a litmus test for president trump. despite all the money, $30 million they spent on the race and polls showing democrat jon ossoff was in the lead, they still lost. so will liberals finally realize that being anti-trump, that is not what matters right now? that is not what voters want. they want economic solutions. we're on it. >>> robert mueller, the special counsel leading

to trish regan to take you through the next hour. trish: thank you, neil. president trump's personal lawyer, jay sekulow doubled down saying that the president is not under investigation for obstruction of justice. all this as the dow hits yet another high today. take a look at this. quite a rally going on underway, up 120 points. a gain of almost .6 of a percent. on the dow jones industrial average, we're all over it, i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." president trump getting his pro-growth agenda back on track next few hours. he will meet with top business leaders at white house to discuss ways to modernize the government's i.t. system. lord knows they can use some of that. there is reports today that republican lawmakers are considering canceling august recess to make progress on health care and tax reform. is this talk or are lawmakers serious about getting work done. if they can do this, what does it mean for tax reform? we're on it. first back to our top story, president trump tweeting on friday, quote, i am being invest

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." supreme court ruling upholds key parts of the travel ban for reasons of national security. making important exception for anyone with a quote, bonafide relationship with a person or entity the united states. we'll talk about what that means. meantime president trump issuing a statement to applaud the decision. i quote, my number one responsibility as commander in chief is to keep american people safe. today's ruling allows me to use an important tool for protecting our nation's homeland. plus, senate republicans issuing revisions to health care bill. gop tries to push it to a vote before the july 4th recess but left is losing their minds right now. all of them over this bill. they're very up sit. hillary clinton going so far as to imply republicans are murderers in a tweet. i quote, forget death panels. if republicans pass this bill, they're the death party. wow! quite a statement especially in light of representative scalise just getting out of the hospital there. anyway, has the lef

i'm trish regan. this is "the intelligence report. president is trying to get his agenda on track pushing a new apprenticeship program. first it was collusion and now it is obstruction of justice. president trump calling this the biggest witch-hunt in american political history? is he right? we're asking historian doug wead. >>> a gunman a long history of hate for the republican party opened fire as republican members of congress. has this country become too divided? is the mainstream media and hollywood partly to blame for the spread of hateful rhetoric? we're asking republican congressman jack bergmann who was at the scene of yesterday's shooting. we want to go to blake burman for the latest on the russia probe, possible obstruction of justice which is what the "washington post" is reporting. hi, blake. reporter: that is indeed the report from "the washington post" and others. president trump did not weigh in on this yesterday obviously due to the circumstances. this morning though, that changed with a couple tweets he sent out. he

now trish regan. trish: president trump weighing in whether or not he taped his conversations with james comey. the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare may already be in jeopardy. we're learning as you heard neil say, rand paul and three other republican senators will oppose the bill as written. i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. president trump tweeting moment ago he did not tape his conversations but could someone else have? that is the big question. senate republicans unveiling a health care bill aimed at giving more power to americans, more power to individual states while lowering cost of health care for millions of minutes. some senate republicans they are just not on board. first back to our top story, donald trump tweeting moments ago, i quote, with all of the recently reported electronic surveillance, intercepts, unmasking and illegal leaking of information i have no idea whether there are tapes or recordings of my conversations with james comey but i did not mak

emily: that was colleen regan of bloomberg new energy finance and david kirkpatrick.oming up, another wild week for uber. the startup fired the star engineer at the center of its bitter dispute with waymo. the head of finance steps away from the firm. and the electric car market has been growing in fits and starts for years. but could the chevy bolt be the tipping point for the industry? we will hear from one analyst literally who ripped up the car to find out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: amazon crossed a major milestone this week. the stock traded above $1000 a share briefly for the first time ever on tuesday and has since hovered just below that price. the company has been wooing investors with dominance in online commerce and cloud computing. the stock is up almost 40% from a year ago, outpacing the broader market. meantime, some frazzled parents might get cash back from amazon. the tech giant will refund customers whose children made unauthorized mobile app purchases between 2011 and 2016. the federal trade commission ruled that amazon made it too easy for child

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." here we are just learning president trump will meet with republican senators at the white house in less than two hours from now. this is critical. he is trying to change their mind here. it is coming as we're getting word that the health care bill is now not going to be voted on at least not before the 4th of july. they do not have the votes. don't forget five senators came out and said they didn't like the thing. several others as well rumored not going along with it. so it would be a pretty uphill climb. there was just enough to make everyone a little bit angry in the bill. so not happening before the 4th of july. here is the problem. this is why. show the market, how we're now down 45 points. i want to bring in a live intraday chart of the dow if we have it. market selling off on the news because expectation had been, get repeal and replace or this version of repeal and replace through. therefore you get tax reform, you get infrastructure bill, everything would fall in line. one of

. >> good to have you on the pr ogram, mike regan. let's go to first word news this afternoon, mark crumpton is here with more. mark: president trump and south korean president met at the white house for the first time president was elected great speaking in the rose garden, president said the alliance between the two nations is an important one. more than six-day gates after our partnership was forged in the fires of war, the alliance between the united states and south korea is a cornerstone of peace and security in a very dangerous part of the world. mark: the president went on to say that the error of quote, strategic patients with north korea has failed. a scaled-back version of the present' ban is now in effect. authorities embracing the new court challenges, immigration and refugee advocates thomas to fight the new requirements. people from the six affected countries will now have to prove a close family relationship with someone here in the united states or an existing relationship with an entity like a school or business. in

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." president trump firing back at comey today after the former fbi director makes the bombshell admission that he asked a friend to leak a memo about his private meeting with the president to "the new york times." all this as comey confirms the president never asked him to end the russia investigation and, you know, the one bit of news that never did get leaked by comey, the president was not under investigation, and there is still no evidence of collusion. so why is the left still attacking our president? we are on it for you. plus, treasury secretary steve mnuchin in canada to talk trade and taxes with our canadian counterpart there. in just a few minutes, we will be hearing from secretary mnuchin where we hope to get a few more clues on whether or not we're going to see any tax reform. plus, i want to go to our blake burman. he's at the white house where, again, in just a few minutes we'll be hearing from the president himself. well, you know, if the tweets are any indication today, b

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. i want to point out that the market has seen new highs today. we're continually seeing green on the screen. you can see up highs on the session, but nonetheless up 37 points. and the reason is investors are cheered by the fact that you probably have no concerns for impeachment here because there does not seem to be any obstruction of justice. now, as we await for the first official response of the president's lawyer, i want to go to our own blake burman who is at the white house. and, blake, i'm told his team doesn't like the way comey was presenting him by saying that comey considered him a liar. >> well, we'll hear from mark at any moment because the white house officially at this hour has been presilent on the reaction to the james comey hearing. we just got done with a press briefing off camera with the deputyhite houre secretary sarah sanders, and she actually said to us, quother fromere. she said it's a regular thursday at the white house. that's how they're trying to play it. c

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to trish regan. trish: indeed, it is. hey there, neil. breaking this hour, we're going to be hearing from the white house any minute on the latest intel leak. an nsa contractor has been arrested for leaking top sret materials to the media. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i want you to see it, this is 25-year-old reality winner, yeah, that's her name, reality winner. she is the nsa contractor accused of putting our national security at risk by leaking classified information on russian hacking efforts to a media outlet. so what are the legal repercussions that she's going to face? are we going to see more arrests? gregg jarrett is here. he's got the intel. >>> and president trump will be meeting with top republican lawmakers in the next hour to get his pro-growth agenda back on track. but how can the president get anything done when you've got the mainstream media, you've got the left, and you've even got people in the intelligence community all working to undermine you simultaneously? we are on it. >>> pl

>> let's ask fox business trish regan. love having you go here, trish.ered so many jobs reports, and they never get it right. so jobs added. that's one way they'll revise it. don't worry about it. the important thing here is unemployment if he will 4.3%. more importantly, and this is something nobody talks about many mainstream media. i'm convinced because it's intimidating, but i'm going to tell you about it anyway. it's called the u6 rate, and that basically looks at real unemployment. it factors in everybody out there who has been working part-time but really wants the full-time job and guess what? that fell two cents of a percent, and that's the lowest it has been at since 2007, so that's even more encouraging. wages also went up 2.5%. very good news. >> yeah. we've seen housing starting, you know, for the first time home buyer market, builders starting to build first time homes for the first time in a while. we've seen manufacturing up. abby: millennials moving out of their parent's basements. >> finally. one thing i want to get to this week were th

. >> i am trish regan in for lou, we begin with breaking news, american stupe who wa student who wasrea last week has died. 22-year-old otto warmbier returned to u.s. tuesday in a coma. doctors said he had extensive lose of tish i tissue in all parts of his brain. his family released a statement, when otto returned to cincinnati, he was unable to speak, unable to see, and unable to react to verbal

trish: i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs who is on ray kaig tonight. on the day wounded congressman steve today his is finally moved out of intensive care. johnny depp was forced to issue an apologied a advocating more violence, joking about assassinating the president. hillary clinton weighing in on the senate bill. forget death panels the 2016 runnerup tweets. if republicans pass this bill, they are the death party. pete arer doocy has -- pete arer doocy has our report. >> this bill is currently in front of the united states senate. it's not the answer. it's simply not the answer. reporter: nevada's dean heller says he's a no and he isn't ready to negotiate. president trump seems confident in his aby the to flip four other republican senators. cruz, lee, johnson and paul. >> they are four good guys and friend much mine. i think we'll get there, we'll have to see. >> the president's secretary tom price, the legislative affairs team has been providing technical assistance and working with senate leadership to talk about changes that might be necessary.

here today, harris faulkner, trish regan, mercedes slap and pete hegseth is our #oneluckyguy. let's get started. will america stay or will they go? with all eyes on the white house, sources telling fox news that president trump is expected to pull out of the claimant accord. this is seen as a win for economy and jobs by his supporters as well as a blow to president obama's legacy. here's jason miller. >> we are all in the same side here, we want to make sure we have clean water and clean air, but we can't go and got our economy and especially go and fight with both hands tied behind our backs while other countries go and cheat on us. >> meghan: one of the senate's biggest voices on the dangers of climate change says pulling out of the paris agreement would have disastrous consequences and signal americans to retreat as a world leader. >> if president trump announces that he is going to unilaterally pull the united states out of this claimant accord that the rest of the world has signed on to with the exception of syria and nicaragua, then it will be an economic, national secur

trish regan. welcome, trish. >> my pleasure.have people with the right skill sets to fill them. i know for myself, apprenticeships are important both in television and the financial sector. no matter what sphere you're in, no matter what sector you're in, you benefit from learning on the job through pianistships or internships. the idea that you don't all need a four-year college education. for some people getting straight to the workforce and doing two years or internship, everyone is going to find their own route. but finding experts and different divisions, that's what's going to make this country great. >> i think that's a really important part of this; right? that we overlook. it has been part of our culture to just assume you go straight to college. and the problem is these kids are going straight to college at a young age without really an understanding or an appreciation for why they're there. they're taking on a ton of debt and then the next thing you know, they're lucky to get a job as a starbucks barista. this is a re

i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs who is on vacation this evening.t polls are now closed in georgia's 6th congressional district where voters are deciding the most expensive campaign in history. campaign spending want to off $55 million. vacated by health and human services secretary tom price, for democrats, a win in georgia 6th would give the party first major victory of the trump era. for republicans a chance to build momentum going into the 20

anchor of the intelligence report, bring us intelligence, trish regan. that never gets old. today #oneluckyguy, veteran reporter and correspondent at large, fox news >> geraldo: ge. the president driving home his narrative. >> geraldo: i wish he started with infrastructure and some of the kamikaze mission known as health care. he would have gotten bipartisan support. he is a great builder, a legendary builder. when i met him, he was taking over the commodore hotel, filled with junkies and prostitutes. he made it the grand hyatt, remade 42nd. >> harris: my mom says it's never too late for success. let's get to the news. the president is not holding back and perhaps a preview of what we can expect when he holds a joint news conference later today. president trump took james comey to task in his first response to yesterday's hearing. he tweeted early this morning, despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. and while matt, comey is a speedily seven according to fox news sources, the president's personal attorney plans to file a complaint. kevin co

your today, kennedy, also from the intelligence report, trish regan, jessica tarlov is here, and today's #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade. he is outnumbered. we thought you didn't have enough to do today. >> sandra: i want to point out that jessica tarlov is here for the first time. we had to sit you two next to each other. there's a lot going on, let's get right to it. and may be a long road to recovery for congressman scalis scalise. the house majority whip is in critical condition and will require more surgery. dr. say the bullet traveled across a sprawl that is, fracturing bones, injuring internal organs and causing severe bleeding. we are joined live from the hospital really congressman is being treated. what is the latest there? >> the latest is that vice president pence and his wife karen visited scalise here at medstar hospital early this morning and shortly after their visit, the vice president weeded out a photograph in these words. karen and i just left medstar. keep steve's scalise and your prayers. there is no new word in his condition since the statement from the hospital came

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relinquish regan, to you. trish: thank you so much, neil.e president's big decision, big announcement on the paris climate accord. will we stay? will we leave? or will president trump try to work out a better agreement. we are going to find out from the white house, from the president in just 60 minutes from now. all of this as the stock market heads to record highs, perhaps investors might like the idea of getting out. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. here we are watching the market right now at record highs. the s&p and nasdaq hitting all-time highs today. you can see the market up 112 points right there on the dow jos

here today, harris faulkner, trish regan, mercedes slap and pete hegseth is our