rick perry, will join us.loomberg. ♪ david: we will talk now with u.s. energy sec. rick perry, as well as the executive director of the iea, fatih birol. they are both with us from washington. welcome, gentlemen. let's start with the announcement today, $110 million for research having to do with coal, how we can use cold better, more efficiently, and do less to the environment. we have a decline right now into the capacity of coal across the country. when will this come into effect so it might deter or delay that reduction in capacity? carbon capture utilization concept has been around for a while. we are starting to see substantially more interest in it, particularly with some of our partners in the middle east, for instance, who would like to be able to have an alternative to some of the fuels they've used in the past. being able to use coal in a clean way. when using about this technology going into china, which, by the way, their emissions are like years as the last few we've seen the united states loweri

steepest back to you. >>> still to come this morning, a hawkish message for iran from secretary rick perryuring an energy speech this morning. >> make no mistake about it. this was a deliberate attack on the global economy and the global energy market >> secretary perry is going to join us exclusively in about ten minutes at the top of the hour in the meantime the dow's down 112. the s&p energy sector, long in bear market territory in the wake of those attacks. we're back in a minute >> announcer: the bond report is sponsored by pimco. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellnes

we have an interesting situation at the white house you've got the energy secretary, rick perry, andf state, mike pompeo, out there saying that they believe the attack was conducted by iran but the president himself very careful in public statements not to make that specific attribution. here is rick perry in a speech to national atomic energy agency earlier today, making that allegation, which he also made on cnbc air earlier this morning. take a listen. >> i want to reiterate that the united states wholeheartedly condemns iran's attack on the kingdom of saudi arabia. and we call on other nations to do the same. this behavior is unacceptable. it is unacceptable and they must be held responsible. >> reporter: contrast that direct attribution to iran with the president's tweet from earlier this morning he says remember when iran shot down a drone saying knowingly it was in their air space when it was nowhere close. they stuck strongly to the story knowing it was a big lie now they say they have nothing to do with the attack on saudi arabia we'll see. question mark. they're not going a

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alongside fellow legend, rick perry.t a career for adults started when the team was in philadelphia back in 1960, he's been with the franchise ever since as player. coach executive and community ambassador. it's 60 years with the organization is the longest in nba history in 18 to speech he admits he does think his time around the warriors would last long at all. >>only 2 room care because of 4 that he would release me of the plans and never imagine my name will become synonymous with 2 wars to almost 60 eur to see a country where are they sermon. it most competitive team my present comparable rick perry. upi was so many great so my hair i didn't have to do this and tell the most of the did it my way. delicious high-fiber raisin bran. you sure you don't want me to come with you? i'm very sure. because i can. make good choices. you make good choices. i am. fiber is good for digestive health. good choices never tasted so good. raisin bran good choices never tasted so good. now, there's skyrizi. i have moderate to severe pl

secretary rick perry has any real worries about this. he made statements that the world seems perfect et why i well supplied right now. is there a case to be made that, yes, that proves some of the premium but they should push prices lower longer term >> i think there is a danger here clearly the tension as you heard is mounting between the u.s. and iran the locked and loaded comment. albeit the u.s. has stepped back a little and put the responsibility on saudi arabia to take the first step in responding to this the question is how do they respond. the tension between the biggest producers in the world creates the concern. you are right, we shouldn't get carried away there is plenty of supply. albeit, the supply will get tight. the movement of prices yesterday into the high 60s was a measured response i think as the market staurts to ingest some of the information from saudi arabia and starts to understand how prolonged this impact might be on supply, maybe as i say, 3 million barrels a day, we might start to see prices move more perhaps

rick perry had a rare joint appearance in washington with iea executive director. we talked about the sections the united states has against venezuela and iran. >> what the administration is interested in is sending the message to iran we expect you to be good citizens of the world. there are activities you are involved with that are not acceptable, whether it is developing intermediate range ballistic missiles, whether it is continuing to fund terrorism. those are activities that president donald trump is not going to accept. he sent back clear message through his negotiators. i hope our friends in the world, whether in the eu or in the middle east will stand with us demanding that iran come to the table and make the changes that clearly said the message that we will be good neighbors and good citizens of the world. until they do that, they can expect the united states to have strong sanctions against them. we will continue to hold forth on that in a strong and powerful way. david: we have sanctions in place not only with respect to iran but also venezuela. the wa

it was john mccain with the gop nominee then. 2012, at this point, rick perry, rick perry led by republicanss that was mitt romney's nomination. then again in 2016, clinton led the democrats by 21.4 points trump led the gop by 10.5 points. the next debate will be co-hosted by cnn and "the new york times" on october 15. maybe october 16 as well, near columbus, ohio. hoping to make that stage are my next two guests congressman tim ryan and former maryland congressman john delaney. congressman ryan, let me begin with you relative to castro and biden. how was that not ageism? >> well, i did think that was a little bit inappropriate. and it sounds like he was planning on doing. you got to keep it focused on the issues. i'm here in new hampshire right now. the people that i have talked to the last couple of days, they're interested in themselves. they're interested in their own well-being. they're own economic situation. their own issues around health care, retirement, bread and butter issues. so the democrats need to be talking about that. give your message. be as energetic as you can. as passion

so he sent rick perry, who you know was the second person eliminated on "dancing with the stars" andhe whistle-blower wrote multiple officials told me that a meeting between the president and president zelinsky would depend on whether zelinsky agreed to play ball on the issues. those clued joe biden. the only guy going down for this? rudy giuliani. when the dust is cleared, r eye will rudey will be under the bus, maybe the ak se "access hollywood" bus. he claims the state department sent him to the ukraine. they say they didn't. having rudy giuliani be your middleman, it's like asking bill cosby to chaperone your date. it's a problem. but rudy says when all is said and done, he will be the hero of this story. he will be, he'll be like those heroes you met out on the street today, begging for tips. meanwhile, the impeachment process marches on. a majority of the house, at least 223 lawmakers now, are on board with the impeachment inquiry, but nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house is in no mood to celebrate. >> every day the sadness grows, because the disregard for our constitution th

you see him on the stage alongside fellow legend rick perry.career for apple's started when the team was in philadelphia back in 1960 has been with the franchise ever since as player. coach executive and community ambassador his 60 years with the organization is the longest in nba history. take speech he admits it is think his time around the words would last long at all. >>we do want to reassure us because of 4 that he would release me of the plans and never imagine my name will become synonymous with 2 wars to almost 60 eur to see they would go roses, sermanni so the sure and one of the most competitive team represent comparable rick perry. to compete with so many great athletes from my hair i didn't have to do this and tell that most of the players to do it my way. >>o congratulations on a well-deserved honor that here's your look at out me is good counterbalance to the antonio brown. >>the nus know al is a guy who classes straight class all the way up your class that's the head and then antonio brown story of something else isn't it. it mak

so the share one of the most competitive team my present comparable rick perry. to compete with so many great from my hair, i didn't have to do this and tell the most of the players to do it my way. >>check out your for fun things how about the fall festival and cast a ballot should be nice there mid 60's. only i love those corn dogs, classic car show there that will be in or in the 10:00am some sunshine know how about china town's autumn moon festival o a little cool there but you know what spice a whole ignite market in fremont enjoy all the peppers just have some cool drink over the weekend. >>night. at pier 1, the color of the moment is energetic ocher. the style is yours. now save 20% on all living room furniture. visit pier 1 or pier 1.com today to save. ♪ marisol, i'm sorry i'm late. actually, you're right on time. you look amazing. you don't look so bad yourself.

secretary of energy rick perry le led the delegation instead. it was made clear with them that the president didn't want them to meet with president zelensky until he saw how zelensky, quote, chose to act, close quote, in office. i also do not know whether this action was connected with the broader understanding described in the unclassified letter that a meeting or phone call with the president and president zelensky would depend on whether zelensky showed the willingness to play ball. do you know whether mr. pence, vice president pence's trip was pulled because of an effort to find out first whether ukraine was willing to play ball? >> chairman schiff, no, i do not. i have no knowledge of any of that until this information came to me from the icig. i have absolutely no situational awareness, no knowledge of any of those facts. >> would you agree that if the vice president's trip was canceled in order to put further pressure on ukraine to manufacture dirt on mr. biden, that that would be unethical, n unpatriotic, and potentially a crime? >> i d

rick perry led it instead.t was also made clear to them that the president did not want to meet with mr. zelensky until he saw how zelensky chose to act in office. that was a new allegation. we didn't know that perry led that delegation but apparently that was a message, ironically i believe rt, the kremlin's propaganda arm noted the snub in their reporting at the time which other people had labeled as fake news. anyway, andrea, explain that. >> well, this is part of a time line that came out in this complaint. there was an april call by the president to zelensky. we don't know -- we don't have notes or a transcript or any kind of reconstruction of that. that has been requested by congress. we don't know if we'll get that. call has not been explained. four days after that call and he had just won the runoff election. four days later, the president went on fox news and was talking very favorably about a former prosecutor who had been talking to giuliani and had been meeting with him and about evidence against th

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i'm looking at a tweet in the last 20 minutes from the department of energy rick perry is saying we standthe united states to release oil from the spr this is the strategic reserve deemed efficient very interesting, he says iran's attack because, of course, others are saying they just don't know just yet who is responsible for this but the secretary of energy pointing the finger at iran 5.7 million barrels of oil a day taken out of the global emergency mix. >>> oxycontin maker purdue pharma has now filed for what was expected to be bankruptcy protection they filed for that after a deal to settle some 2,000 opioid lawsuits filed by local governments and native american tribes and the states, as well. what this company's been accused of is really basically having a very dangerously addictive drug and really downplaying how addictive it is while exaggerating the benefits, as well it's filed for bankruptcy. i'll hand it back to you >> steve sedgwick for us thank you. >>> up next, janessa's look at the week ahead. >>> plus a reception for a hurricane dorian survivor that will melt your heart y

but when you stack it up next to the rick perry, rick perry is still the king to me of dancing with thea game effort last night by the former press secretary of the white house, sean spicer. >> if you're going to go, go all in. and that he did. >> that's what he did, i have to say. >> all right. good morning. >> sources tell me, mika, he finished second to last, so he may not be around for a long time on the show so just let's enjoy it here this morning. >> it's all heart. >> no justice. >> all right. welcome to "morning joe," if you can recover from that, it's tuesday, september seven teen17. we have mike barn nick will. >> i'm waiting for mike. >> we'll wear the same outfit. i'll look like a human lime green -- [ laughter ] >> his partner will be an emt for the show. >> just something i don't want to see at all. former aide to the george w. bush state house elise jordan. and editor for the "washington post," eugene robin skblon yson >> it was beautiful. it's like that last scene in raiders of the last ark where the guy goes it's beautiful before his face melts off. willie, tell us, wh

$3.6 billionstolen from our military families, from the quality of their lives, and from millie rick perryeadiness to build a wall, we have not forgotten about the immigration policy and the impact on children and migrants that threatens our security doesn't know that. we are passing to important bills this week. one by congresswoman veronica escobar and one by congresswoman lauren underwood. they specifically increase our ability to have objective appointments made that can make sure that we are really acting in the interest of national security in our policies at the border. in that we are getting medical screenings for the children who are coming across our borders seeking refuge here. tose are critical pieces making sure that our immigration policy not only provides for national security but is humane. and represents those values of a country that has always been a ande where people can go sick a better life. the other issue we continue to focus on, today there will be a large rally starting at 1:00 for gun safety. we are going to keep the pressure on from the senate to take these bill

we have a major interview with rick perry. and the international energy representative.miss that. coming up next, yet more ipo woes. plunging on debut. we will hear from the cfo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ paul: we are counting down to asia's first major market opens this morning. futures in australia are pointing higher, and in japan, we have got futures looking like this. we have seen a bit of strength in the dollar vis-a-vis the yen as well. the open now about 14 minutes away. this is "daybreak asia." i am paul allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. the first real test for the ipo market in months failed to engender a sunny disposition. 20%es saint 28% -- sanked on debut. shares sank 28% on w. the ceo is more optimistic about the long-term prospects. long-termfocused on shareholder value. we served over 750,000 to date and growing quickly. our team members, over 5500 around the world and around the u.s. today, and our investors. our investors are with us for the long run. we are in this for the next several years and beyond and that is what we are focused on.

rishaad: we are going to talk to secretary of energy rick perry and former candidate for the u.s.ation. energy agencyn executive director. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, interim deal considered. the trump administration has yet to make a deal with china. we break down why they are favoring an interim deal, but can they get beijing on board? plus, workers rights. google doesn't want employees talking about politics, but federal reguto

along with rick perry to hide him in springfield, massachusetts. enshrined into the basketball hall of fame. 60 years with the warriors and head coach executive. a symbol of greatness and they called him the destroyer as a player as he led the dogs to the nba title in 1975. and that is sports at this hour. but don't worry, i will have much more later on in the afternoon. i will see you then. >>> there are some stories you want to read and some that you want to watch. things got a little cheesy on the runway in new york city. >> all of the clothing were inspired by chito's. it is fashion week in new york and they show featured 21 different chito inspired looks. some had actual bags of cheetos. and the guests were treated to chito steamed makeovers, drinks, and actual chito's. >>> sony is releasing a new version of its bart munn in celebration of the 40th anniversary. it was the first truly portable cassette player. the new walkman will not play your old cassettes, but it will hold 16 gigabytes of music files. the case is designed to look like the or

energy secretary rick perry. don't miss that.up next, goldman sachs turning more bullish on the euro. this is bloomberg. ♪ dipy: the euro went for a thursday, its first weekend after the ecb announced rate cuts and restriction of bond purchases, but then it snapped back after bloomberg reported unprecedented opposition to the kiwi within the ecb. goldman sachs ended its short call on euro-dollar ahead of the meeting. great to have you back. you made the right call on the short euro call being close, but we have why, given that seen mario draghi is going out with a bang. it is an aggressive stimulus package. >> it was a very big easy package. it was not about what happened today but about what mario draghi seemed to be indicating for the future. the ecb seems to be coming to the end of the line of what it is able to do. you can only buy so many bonds, cut so many rates deeply negative. mario draghi made it clear that the ecb would prefer fiscal stimulus, which is the key takeaway for investors. rates went up because it sounded lik

here is what rick perry, the energy secretary said in placing the blame in iran's happen flap attack >> i want to reiterate that the yiet wholeheart ha-- united stas wholeheartedly condemns the attack on saudi arabia we call on other nations to do the same this behavior is unacceptable. >> you do have the secretary of energy and the secretary of state blaming iran directly using language that the president is not using if you look at his most recent tweet on this, he raises the question of iran's involvement but didn't understand that questi question the president laying out the question iran was behind this but not going so far to blame iran for this. we now have the president of iran saying the attack was conducted by the yemenis mike pompeo saying there's no evidence the attack came from yemen. we'll see whether he has anything to say to clarify this communication gap where the cabinet secretary saying it was iran and the president not willing to go there. >> thank you very much >>> the energy stocks are soaring on the back of this. > >> oil has been rallying there's been concerns

johnson for hosting this hearing and welcome to our fellow texas statesmen, governor, secretary rick perry. we appreciate him being here. as we've heard from the chairwoman, the department of energy and secretary perry have proposed a budget that requests cuts to programs that have traditionally received bipartisan support from this committee. i'd like to remind my colleagues on both sides of the aisle two important facts. number one, the budget proposal is just that. a proposal. we the members of congress are the ones tasked with actually setting the funding levels after hearing from important witnesses like secretary perry today. second, i want to stress that we will have tough decisions to make on the doe budget. we do not have unlimited funds and we cannot fund every project no matter how worthy. critical programs must be prioritized, and we have to make smart targeted investments that give the american taxpayer the best bang for their buck year after year. and at the department of energy, there is an incredible range of programs for us to review. this committee's jurisdiction includes

energy secretary rick perry spoke overnight about just how serious these attacks were. >> this was aeliberate attack on the global economy and the global energy market. efforts,ran's malign we are very confident that the market is resilient. ofid: we welcome jason board , former special assistant to president obama and senior director for energy and climate change on the staff of the national security council. now he is founding director of the columbia university senator -- center. respond to secretary perry. how bad of an attack was this on the global economy? how bad were we hurt? prettyit was a sophisticated attack on a complex facility. the fact that you can wipe out 6 million barrels a day and strike at the heart of the saudi oil reality thatnew the market will need to consider moving forward. there is nothing new about geopolitical risk in the oil market, but the fact that an asymmetrical regional incident can cause potential near catastrophic damage for weeks and months to saudi oil output -- we will find out. the question is can this happen again. say, we will find out. ther

energy secretary rick perry also has been briefed on this saying the u.s.tands ready to use its reserve supply of petroleum if need it to be to stabilize the global economy in the event that all of this energy, all of this oil resources that saudi arabia has, has been knocked out by these missiles. we saw the stock market take a little bit of a dive. we have seen the markets react to the news that all of this oil has been taken out. but asbestos nick mentioned there has been a mixed reaction from lawmakers about the trump administration's aggressive and very own immediate response to point the fingers at the houthi rebels in yemen. you mentioned senator chris murphy, a democrat, one of those calling the simplification and acknowledging that the iranians have backed houthi in yemen and somewhat of a proxy war and iran and saudi arabia have been engaging with the houthis in the middle but not as simple as iran behind the attacks. there is some uncertainty in the global community about who did conduct those attacks. you did not see a lot of signatory to the ir

rick perry from the department of energy says in part, quote, the market is resilient and responds positivelyn impact on us here in the united states. heather: the images, just amazing. stunning pictures. bringing it back home, let's talk about walmart. we mentioned this was going to happen last week and today is the day. >> today, walmart is kicking off its car seat trade-in program, now through september 30th. you can take an old car seat into walmart and trade it in and they'll give you a $30 gift card to buy whatever you want, on the website or in the stores. this is the first time walmart is doing this type of recycling event. target finished up their recycling program last week. they hope to collect a lot of these old car seats and get them out of use. heather: all right. tracee carrasco joining us. thank you so much. >> thanks, heather. heather: senator cory booker is trailing in the polls but he says he's not concerned. >> the polls have never been predictive this far out. if you're polling ahead right now, you should worry. we've never had someone polling ahead this far out that has

a delegation upon president zelensky's inauguration and in a snub directed by president trump, rick perry, the energy secretary, was sent instead. mick mulvaney was asked to freeze the aid that mitch mcconnell and other republicans, along with of course democrats, were so upset was being stalled throughout the summer. there's so much more that they don't know that is out there, what if transcripts leave that secret server and his conversations with putin or the crown prince of saudi arabia that they're trying to stay quiet but they're under tremendous pressure to stay quiet and not criticize in the press. >> and brittney, i mean i think exactly to a.b.'s point was this reporting that over the weekend that it was explosive that barely made headlines because of all that is going on, "the washington post" breaking the news over the weekend, they're reporting is that in that now infamous oval office meeting in 2017 with the russians including kislyak, the president said to the russians, that he was, quote, unconcerned about moscow's interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election because

clearly rick perry and pompeo have said this was iran. so we don't know what our u.s. response is going to be. i think once that's more clear, i think you can see a bigger move in the market on the down side or if there is less of a response then can we move to all-time highs. i did want to point out one aspect on the rotation that we saw the last week out of value to momentum. our second biggest holding is mtum. what's interesting is that etf is up almost 21% and has names like microsoft, mastercard, visa. and really what did not participate in the broad momentum selloff. i think it is important to distinguish between a general momentum selloff and what investors own because those did not react negatively. >> i can also sense that maybe there is a divide to whether you all think that this value trade is you know for real or if you think that growth is going to be running the party for a while. even if it takes dips here and there, growth is the place to be whether the f.a.a.n.g.s. or other tech names. >> look at the quality names and how they are reacting. apple today

they sent the energy secretary rick perry instead.ichael atkinson, the inspector general clearly under pressure. kurt volker, the now resigned state department envoy for ukraine. you know, all of these people from different agencies. what is the likelihood that they're going to get access to some of these people? >> an impeachment inquiry gives you far greater latitude to go after people in terms of subpoenas, compelling testimony. obviously at the heart of this is trump's conduct. but if you saturdtart to pull t threads, it's the widespread corruption of the u.s. government. in the white house someone we know used a secret classification system to take an unclassified call and try to hide it from the rest of the government. in the state department, what we know already is instead of the normal conduct of u.s. foreign policy, you had rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney, people involved in his campaign, interacting with state department officials to set up meetings with ukrainian officials to act on behalf of this corrupt

rick perry, energy secretary says they're watching and waiting to see if we have to tap our emergency>> you know, we're hearing mixed things. the saudi aramco press conferences is going to be huge. early yesterday there were reports they were getting some production back online fairly quickly. what we're hearing overnight is that now the latest word is that it could take weeks or months to get production back online. saudi arabia's customers are hearing from saudi arabia that deliveries of oil that were expected soon are going to be delayed to later in the month. they haven't declared an official force majeure which is the inability to carry out a contract. but they are talking about delays. i think this press conference is going to be huge, not only to find out when production is going to come back online but what they're going to do to stop an attack in the future. lauren: so then explain why brent and wti are both down this morning. >> i think it's a little bit of a pause because right now it doesn't look like there's going to be an immediate military response to what's been happen

. >> tom delay, rick perry, many other conservatives, crystal. trump era. >> that is all a ploy to get ratings. they know why the ratings bomb periods spicer sent out a tweet after the show, that really aggravated people. he was asking viewers to vote for him in a way supporting someone who "stands with christ." that sent chris cuomo over the edge. >> laura: over the edge. >> some advice for a frilly friend. the show like politics is supposed about bringing people together, dancing, not division. as your former boss is learning, a big tent it's about being inclusive, not giving people a reason to feel excluded. >> laura: all right. >> who is exposing who? >> laura: all right, frito. >> we will leave it there. the man is having a good time. >> laura: give me a break. this is fashion week. some real winners have surfaced. what is this new hoodie line up setting so many people? >> lower at is a new, it is called the name of the group, it features the names of mass shootings locations like sandy hook and columbine. they taste mostly include bullet ho

energy secretary rick perry also briefed on the incident said that the u.s. stands ready to use its petroleum deserves to offset any disruption to the oil market. this could be a major disruption. mike pompeo in that tweet said we call on all nation to condemn iran's attack and said the united states will work with our partners and allies to ensure that energy markets remain well supplied and iran is held accountable. a mixed reaction from lawmakers about the trump administration's quickness to point the finger at iran. democratic senator chris murphy, for example, calling this a simplification, writing yesterday this is such irresponsible simplification and it's how we get into dumb wars of choice. the saudis and houthis are at wa war. the u.s. is also getting some support from allies of the president including republican senator tom cotton who encouraged the administration to take a hard line against iran. the u.s. is ramping up pressure against iran but remains to be seen what options the president has left. the u.s. has imposed crippling sa sanctions regi

the white house announces their delegation for the event which will be led by secretary of energy rick perrywe now know that maybe russia tv was onto something thanks to the whistle-blower complaint. all the way on the very last page of the classified appendix, quote, on or around may 14th the president destructed vice president mike pence to cancel his planned travel representatives not to attend the inauguration. she adds, quote, so many lies, so little time. at the time it seemed like russian propaganda. that was reported on may 13th. then less than a week later, two days before senate inauguration, the white house announces their delegation for the report. we now know that maybe russian tv was on to something thanks to the whistleblower complaint. on the last page of the classified appendix on or around may 14th the president instructed mike pence to cancel his planned travel to ukraine to attend the inauguration. that was before there was an it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solut

here's what emergency secretary rick perry said about that in just the last couple of minutes. >> heoned spr and other strategic reserves around the world. are those already being tapped on to make up for the loss in production right now? if they're not, what price would that happen? >> i think the president was spot-on when he said that it would be available if needed. n. i think we're yet a little premature in making any comments. >> significant from the energy secretary that it's premature to open up the strategic reserves, we're watching that. we're also watching something else that's affecting a lot of people across the country, the fight to hold purdue pharma accountable for the opioid drug crisis. overnight the company is filing for bankruptcy as two dozen states and d.c. reject, reject this $12 billion settlement offer. here's what the company's chairman said exclusively to our sister network cnbc in the last little bit. >> there's two choices here. one is to implement this settlement which means we have to get more states beyond the 24 that we already have. the other choice

rick perry issued a statement saying that there were no doubt these were deliberate attacks by iran and secretary pompeo squarely laid the blame on iran. now, interestingly the saudis, iran's archenemy, have yet to blame iran publicly. >> best ann, this knocked out more than 5% of global oil supply. and we sometimes talk about a problem in nigeria with a pipeline or something, we talk about half a million barrels being taken offline as a big deal. this is ten times that. obviously we saw on the price of oil the shock that that is having. what is the net effect of this? >> on the economy? >> yeah. >> so let's take it globally. on the u.s. side, we've already seen a slowdown. we have had trade essentials turning in to trade war. we've had a global slowdown which also weighs on u.s. growth. and finally the fiscal stimulus is filtering out of the system. so while question had 3% growth in 2018, we expected to slow down to under 2%. and the jump in oil prices hits people's pocketbooks. what they put in the pump they can't spend at the mall. one positive for the u.s., for one thing, despite a

in 2011, mitt romney trailed rick perry. john mccain lagged behind both rudy giuliani and mike huck abee. they went on to be the nominee. what booker said was you go on to be the president, never looked at it like this point. barack obama polled lower than hillary clinton this far out. so does booker still have a shot? >> i really don't think he does have a shot. it's true though. if you go back to john mccain, there was a point where he was, you know, traveling without any help. he was carrying his own bags even though he was an elderly guy. he was traveling economy up to new hampshire. he eventually became the nominee. obviously, he wasn't successful against barack obama. but, you know, i think that there are three clear front runners here. there are clear candidates with a chance. there's joe biden, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. i think elizabeth warren is shouldering her way in front of the other two and is most likely the candidate. we are already i think a kamala harris watch. i don't think she's going to be out

earlier, but in 2008, hillary clinton was leading by 18 points, rudy giuliani led by 4 points, rick perry in 2012 led by almost 8 points knowing all those numbers, where we were historically, does that mean all this that we're saying right now is nonsense because this thing, who knows where it goes >> i don't think it's nonsense, but i think it does suggest that this is still very much up in the air. by the way, that is going to lend itself to less candidates deciding i'm going to jump out now. that means that, whether bernie sanders continues to crater, whether or not buttigieg or harris continue to stall out a bit, they're going to be less likely to say i've got to drop out because there's not a chance for me to win the nomination there is still very much a path for i'd say at least a half a dozen of these democrats to still win the nomination i think it's very wide open, but i do think the trend lines point to biden and warren being kind of the battle for the soul of the party right at this moment. >> and as victoria noted, this is about delegates the rules of the nominating contests i

this comes as energy secretary rick perry confirmed reports that the u.s. is negotiating with saudi arabia over its plan to build nuclear reactors. the trump administration has reportedly been pursuing a deal to share u.s. nuclear technology with s saudi arabia, as the saus preparare to build at leastwtwo nuclear power r plants. back in the united states, an african american trans woman who was murdered in kansas city, kansas, last friday has been identified as ja'leyah-jamar. she's at least the 19th transgender person to be murdered in the u.s. this year. 13 died from gun violence and the majority are women of color. ja'leyah-jamar's killing follows the murder of 32-year-old brooklyn lindsey in kansas city, missouri, in june. meanwhile, in portland, oregon, police are investigating last week's assault of a transgender woman named atlas marshall as a possible hate crime. marshall was attacked by a man shouting homophobic and transphobic slurs, leaving her with bruises on her head and knees. general motors has cut off health insurance for the nearly 50,000 p

you have officials saying we sent rick perry to go because the president didn't want to elevate -- >> that's two pieces of leverage. the leverage then is the military assistance it appears and a face to face meeting. >> with the vice-president. >> i won't meet with you until you do so. >> that's a quid pro quo. >> you could see this as you know, officials dialing 911 from in the building. >> they are. that's really the takeaway here if you take a step back. yes, this is all reported by this whistle-blower. assuming that what this whistle-blower is saying is accurate and it is easily to find the facts that jeffrey toobin is so fond of, by interviewing these officials, that what you have here are people inside the white house, working for the president who are so alarmed by what they are not just seeing but being probably being asked to do, they are calling 911. they are calling the fire department saying, please help. this is not normal. this is not okay. >> we know it's not the only time. >> who is going to be john dean? who is going to be in the white house and say, i can't do this a

energy secretary rick perry aimed tolm raders. >> despite iran's malign efforts, we are very confident is resilient and will respond positively. >> reporter: the attacks are also superheating already boiling tensions between the u.s. andran, after the u.s. pulled out of a nuclear deal and instead ratcheted up sanctions against iran. iran shot down a u.s. drone-- and has been blamed for bombing other country's oil tankers-- with all sides disputing the details of those incidents. for his part, president trump minced no words, tweeting sunday that the u.s. is locked and loaded, but not indicating whati that might mean. mr. trump also met with the crown prince of bahrain today, and his national security council as the administration deliberates how to respond. >> do i want war? i don't want war with anybod well, have a lot of options, but i'm not lookinat optns right now. we want to find out definitely s o did this. >> reporter: othy weigh in quickly as well. congress returns to washingtonnd today,he u.n. general assembly session opens in new york tomorrow.ho for the pbs ne, i'm lisa desj

the white house announces their delegation for the event which will be led by secretary of energy rick perrywe now know that maybe russia tv was onto something thanks to the whistle-blower complaint. all the way on the very last page of the classified appendix, quote, on or instructed mike pence to cancel his planned travel to ukraine to attend the inauguration. that was before there was an official announcement. at the same time as the tweet that other u.s. officials weren't going. also according to the complaint it was, quote, made clear to them, ukraine, i presume, the president did not want to meet with the ukrainian president until he saw how he chose to act in office. somehow russian state media knew before anyone else did that donald trump had given an order to not send the highest ranking officials to the inauguration, which is weird. rse i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off.

that was scrapped and it was replaced with energy secretary rick perry. why was mike pence all of a sudden not going to this inauguration? how much of the fact that the president wanted pressure on zelensky to dig up dirt on biden, how much did he know about? and where is he right now on this issue? there are so many other players in this right now. and i have to say after watching maguire yesterday, who was a patriot, who was a civil servant for many, many decades, he himself admitted that, listen, i was new to this job, i am probably not the most qualified for this job, there are others more qualified, but i was asked to come in. he had no idea what rudy giuliani was doing in ukraine, he had no idea whether rudy giuliani had a security clearance. and you're seeing the effect of an administration that constantly has new people coming in. there's no consistency. why you have concerns about acting heads of organizations is exactly what we saw play out yesterday when we heard from the acting dni. what would it look like if we had dan coats currently in plac

rick perry address the aftermath not long ago.ere's what he has to say. >> this behavior is unacceptab unacceptable. it's unacceptable, and they must be held responsible. make no mistake about it. this was a deliberate attack on the global economy in the global energy market. >> president trump also says he has directed u.s. officials of necessary to tap into the petroleum reserve to make sure that oil supplies are still available. >> bill: also, iran denying this. what is the chance that they meet next week in new york city. >> next week at the jan general assembly, but leaders today are saying that that is not going to happen. a meeting was not on the agenda, nor will it be. president trump had never committed to a meeting, but have so that he was open to one before this weekend. >> bill: thank you. leading our coverage today. speak. >> sandra: meanwhile, "the new york times" revising that report against supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. an editor's note revealing last night that the alleged victim referenced in the report

laying out connell and medical medical medical melissa, said we heard this from energy secretary rick perry suggested maybe even five years ago oil prices would have gone up higher but the trump administration is pointing to the successes in oil production over the last few years. perry, the energy secretary said it would be premature to tap into the strategic petroleum reserve. melissa: blake, you know all that is true. as we watch oil prices rise about six bucks, on the day a little more than 12%, the dow was only down 142 points. which is not a huge drop. it tells you that investors are not that worried about this meaning we have control over the oil supplies a lot of proof what you have said there, blake. thank you. we have retired lieutenant colonel dakota wood from the heritage foundation. let me start with the idea if it wasn't iran who could it possibly be? what are the possibilities out there in your mind who could have set these drones to cause these problems? >> right. well the houthis have executed something like 1000 or 1200 attacks on saudi arabia, various locations, airports

joining us now energy secretary and former texas governor rick perry.ry, thank you very much for joining us live in studio. great to have you here. i was pulling up the numbers. oil did make a move on all this. that production coming offline sent prices up. not as it once did. it didn't have as much of an impact. we've become so energy independent but still on the day it is up slightly. on the month up 6%. oil prices up 29% so far this year. >> the lot going on there. this attack is clearly caused some problem in the market. nobody knew exactly how much done was done. that's what the market was responding to. it wasn't quite as dastardly as initially was concerned by the market and so you saw the market make some corrections. it is headed back up a little bit. again, the key here from the united states and i think our allies' stand point is that iran cannot be allowed to get by this type of activity. you need a coalition effort. the u.k. and french coming on with some other allies will send a clear message today. i know the president will be stronger th