ron rosenstein lives to work another day -- rod rosenstein lives to work another day.at the white house this morning amid reports he had resigned. sarah huckabee sanders said that the president and ron rosenstein had an extended -- had an extended consultation -- conversation and would meet on thursday. you are currently a counselor -- thank you for joining us. what you make of this? >> it is hard -- it is a combo get a situation when the news first came out on friday, it seemed like a firing offense. we have seen donald trump react very precipitously when he fired james comey. hand amidhis indications the republican brain trust thought it would be ill advised to fire rosenstein before the midterms. notwithstanding's today's theatrical meeting with the staff and the anticipated meeting on thursday with the president, that seems to be the status quo. his job security is not strong after the midterm, nor is it of his boss, jeff sessions. anynow, does not seem to be reason the previous tactless of the republicans would be too big a blow to inflict before the midterms. per

how could ron rosenstein -- >> sean: inadmissible. >> inadmissible and hearsay. uncorroborated.on rosenstein, should he have the ability to sign a fisas going forward, we have to ask that question. i have the question that pending multiple days at the justice department. >> sean: back to the president. >> president trump: you are going to lose your second amendment. you are going to lose your right to those guns. you are going to lose your second amendment, so be careful. be careful. and don't forget, going to vote with waters, pelosi, can you imagine? maxine waters is the new leader in the party? can you believe it? she is something. but he is going to vote for schumer. they are going to do whatever they say. i will say this. i will say this. one thing, their policies are horrible. they are for open borders, meaning let all the crime come in. they are against so many things that you want. you know, i have been saying and i've been saying it strongly, they are going to take away, they are going to hurt your social security so badly, and they are killing you on medicare. just rem

deputy attorney general ron rosenstein is set to meet with president. amid speculation that his job is on the line is the president about to decide the fate of the man in charge of the russia investigation. plus a new hope for people with spinal cord injuries scientists are reporting a breakthrough as paralyzed patients are stand and even take steps again with the help of an implanted device. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with good news as we shine a spotlight on those working to make the world a better place now each year the right lively high likelihood award honors those creating smart solutions to our planet's greatest challenges the award is known as the alternative nobel prize and there are four winners this year and we've been looking at them across the day here on one of the winners is. go and see he's been recognized for turning barren land as you see right here into fertile forests in his native for keene a fossil. when you said he would plant a forest in the desert his neighbors thought he was mad. but the forest grew. travel

trump: i'm meeting with ron rosenstein on thursday.oday, i'm doing other things. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: venezuela is a sad case. we want to see it fixed. what is happening there is a human tragedy. trump: president donald arriving at the united nations general assembly. rangingng to questions from ron rosenstein to what he might say about north korea, saying what's happening in venezuela is a human tragedy. four members of nicolas maduro's inner circle. this from antack oil price angle. we are trying to figure out what the president -- if what the president says today will have any impact on the oil price. we spoke to the bp ceo earlier today. what is going to happen with the iran sanctions? where will it go back on the market? you could see volatility up or down. there's some upward pressure here. volatility is the word from now to the end of the year. guy: let's bring in stuart wallace from london. our executive editor for commodities. the president will talk about iran. will it be anything new here? an incrediblys is jumpy

this weekend, house freedom caucus chair mark meadows called for deputy attorney general rods -- ron rosenstein to testify under oath about a new york times report that the deputy attorney general wanted to secretly record president trump. this is 15 minutes. >> congressman mark meadows is in his third term in congress and has been serving in north carolina's 11th district since january 2013 after a 27 career -- after a 27 year career as a small-business owner. in november of 2016, jeff meadows was elected chairman of the house freedom caucus. it is dedicated to giving a voice to those feeling forgotten by their government. ladies and gentlemen, he deserves a hero's welcome for his work in congress. would you please welcome, jeff meadows. ♪ rep. meadows: thank you, thank you, i have been waiting a long time to get back at gil. come on back out here. [laughter] rep. meadows: we are not going to let this one go, are we? are we? you know, i have known gil for 20 years. he has called me jeb more than a -- jeff more than a dozen times. [applause] [laughter] rep. meadows: not enough. not enough. [lau

alix: you have the ron rosenstein yesterday -- ron rosenstein thing yesterday.rio draghi talking about robust inflation. s&p futures up by about seven points here. euro-dollar up 3/10 of 1%. david talking about the rigorous inflation comment from mario draghi. part of that is the dollar hesitation. you still see a relative selloff in the bond market. it is going to be the safety one like bunds. crude up 5/10 of 1%. lots of conversation as to what that will mean. we will talk to the ceo of a major oil company. david: time now for the morning brief. consumer confidence data for the month of september. at 10:15, president trump going to be addressing the united nations and at 1:00 this afternoon, the u.s. treasury will auction off 30 year notes. alix: let's go to emma chandra with the "first word news." bob: president trump -- emma: president trump will target iran and its nuclear program at the general assembly today. he is expected to use a forceful tone. he tweeted this morning that he will not be meeting with the ukrainian president -- iranian print -- presiden

deputy attorney general ron rosenstein's job is on the line.e is set to meet donald trump later this week after rosenstein allegedly criticized donald trump in discussed ways to remove him from office. after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] will wear a weather report. for so you get your idea this just shows your your way waive your horrible how how the weather was. thanks a lot larry harris will use in our i'm that's a hot sauce. present resins us you hasn't residents be sent up. to him. ron brown eyes last session a warningut

who supervises the russia investigation, deputy attorney general ron rosenstein, has agreed to speaktely with house lawmakers. it is not clear where the meeting will take place. subpoena threatened to him if he refused to answer questions. rosenstein will meet next week with president trump, following reports he discussed secretly recording the president. it is clear that key differences stand in the wake between improve relationships between germany and turkey. angela merkel at turkish president erdogan clashed over a turkish journalist who he wants extradited. the countries have profound differences when it comes to a free, democratic and open society. the european union is offering an extra $46 million to the palestinian refugee agency to educate children and provide health care in the west bank and gaza strip. the 217tended to help million dollars shortfall after the u.s. effectively ended its to thellion contribution agency. israel accuses the organization of perpetuating the refugee crisis. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter. powered by more than 2700 j

president has said he is looking forward to meeting with ron rosenstein on thursday to discuss his future. that comes after bloomberg has learned rosenstein told john kelly he was resigning. createdus and future confusion after reports he suggested last year to coworkers he would record conversations with trump. argentina's president has said there is no chance his country will default and a revised imf agreement will shore up investor confidence. macri made the cough -- the comments in an interview with bloomberg. >> we are receiving from the countries, especially the united states, and the level of commitment of my government with , a very exchange rate competitive exchange rate. we are balancing our foreign accounts. juliette: global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: thanks very much. stay with bloomberg. the uk's shadow brexit secretary is going to be joining us at 8:30 a.m. u.k. time. the pound pushed up to 132 on talk of a second brexit vote earlier this month. th

this weekend, house freedom caucus chair mark meadows called for deputy attorney general rods -- ron rosenstein to testify under oath about a new york times report that the deputy attorney general wanted to secretly record president trump. this is 15 minutes. >> congressman mark meadows is in his third term in congress and has been serving in north carolina's 11th district since january 2013 after a 27 career

guest: a ron rosenstein has done a good job, should remain at his job. don't think he will make it to thanksgiving, i suspect he will be fired. he stands in the way of president from having control of the mueller investigation. if the mueller investigation continues and brings out all the facts concerning his involvement financially with russian possible and other incriminating evidence that would expose him to blackmail by the russian government, interference with our elections, and he and his sons and son-in-law's possible involvement, which i think will be produced, his and ministration will go down in history as the most corrupt and administration ever in the history of our country. it will be the biggest con job, as he likes to call the investigation, probably in the world. the only way to stop that is to get rid of rosenstein and put somebody in who will stop mueller. host: if that firing takes place, what recourse or other democrats have on capitol hill? guest: hopefully, we will have the majority in january. they will probably do destroying of ev

i wonder if ron rosenstein was on that list.s an important person in the justice department, is the number two official that runs the day-to-day. he's a powerful man in government, and many of the issues the president has with the justice department is because ron rosenstein is making , onain decisions transparency, on the decision to have this investigation against the decision, and to stonewall. host: greg, from the new orleans on the republican line. caller: it's an honor to be on the same line is this man. i would say 99% of the time, i .ave to say i think he's wrong what should happen to rod is beyond me. it's outrageous that this man has a job because he did not deny it. how did all of these cucks keep their job as long as they did. going out of their way to destroy this president, and if i can follow up with who could this man trust? i think there may be a handful of people in the administration iscan trust, and one of them not john kelly. i think there are possibly two or three people, and what i personally think needs t

. >> you have another meeting with ron rosenstein. are you planning to fire rod rosenstein? >> i am talking to him. he said he never said it. respecthe has a lot of for me. he is a member of the trump administration. the justice department. i would prefer not doing that. there was no collusion, obstruction. unless you call it the fact that i fight back. if you call that obstruction, that is fine. there is no obstruction. there's no collusion. i'm going to meet with him tomorrow. and ask for a delay. that't want to do anything gets in the way of this important supreme court pick. i don't want it hurting the decision. i want to hear what she has to say. i don't want to do so. don't want to do anything that is going to conflict with that. my preference would be to keep him. let him finish up. you know i call it a witch hunt and it is a witch hunt. if you look at the fbi things thatall the have gone on in the ei. . taking money from a hillary clinton -- mccabe taking money. hundreds of thousands of dollars. her campaignge of and his wife is getting all this money to run. what is

on ron rosenstein and his relationship with the president, the meeting they were supposed to have yesterdayas delayed. this morning, we are learning from mark meadows on twitter, vocal critic of the deputy attorney general, the leadership has agreed to call rosenstein before congress for a hearing with our panel so he can explain his alleged comments on wiring the president as well as other inconsistent statements. if mr. rosenstein fails to show up, we will subpoena him. says there'se -- no such thing as a closed, private hearing. the gop cannot be left alone in a room with the attorney general. they went on stop until their attempt to undermine the investigation is complete. more to come on that story. let's go to chris in kansas city, missouri. i think the american people are putting too much and two teenagers who have been drinking at parties. when i was 17, i used to hear that the boys in my high school used to talk about pulling trains on these girls at these drinking parties. that being said, i think that brett kavanaugh and ford are both telling the truth. i think the reason brett k

story we have been following, the bombshell new york times report saint deputy attorney general ron rosensteinabout invoking the 25th amendment to remove the president from his position. what you make of all of this? do you think he needs to go? >> i think the subtext of this is, why is the discussion even happening? take it back another step. i think the first thing to know is a six or seven people in the meeting, why are they discussing this idea that they need to go after donald trump? whether he was saying it sarcastically, literally, the only way to figure out and expose the six or seven people in the meeting and then have them into the congress. i'd vote for the oversight committee. transcribed interviews so each person can give their account. the only way. >> we had someone a few moments of these work for jeff sessions and was defending rosenstein. i want to make that clear. but raising an important point about how andrew mccabe is in the room for the meeting and he thinks he leaked it out because he is under federal investigation, he wants rosenstein to look bad and by the way, mccabe

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rosenstein. it will be very difficult for him to resist that much longer. i think ronabout the political calculus not changing much between now and november, but the question is does the president care about that political calculus. i'm not convinced that he does. i don't think he ever did. now i think that question is going to be even more salient as we look to what happens. >> very interesting. susan hennessy, if the president does fire rosenstein, what does it mean for the russia investigation? >> in practical terms, the deputy attorney general oversees. he is acting attorney general for purposes of that investigation. after he has fired the solicitor general would occupy that role. so effectively that means that trump can pick the person who oversees the mueller probe, and i think for trump's purposes that's as good as firing jeff sessions, that's as good as firing rod rosenstein himself. you know, there is one additional check which is that the senate has to confirm this person. we have seen in the past, particularly after the firing of james comey, trump wanted t

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