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you.hank hat a good thing it is, that bs is broadcasting every event involving the soccer roos.hat a great thing it is, that be broadcasting the world cup final. this side of on the chamber, we think that's a good thing. obviously, we're aware of the technical difficulties that they had, and sbs, and optis ensure ked together to that there is even more that's broadcast. would ask sident, i reflect or farrell to on his contribution today. >> thanks for watching another edition of question time wrap. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span washington journal, live every day with policy impact you. coming up monday morning, we'll review the week ahead in washington with politico white ouse reporter chris cadelago and stephen. also, we'll talk about the cost safeguarding nuclear materials with senior writer john donnelly. journal liveington beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> monday, a re

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. >> are they enriching roo inini like the reports say?> if they do, they are going to have a big problem. >> in terms of oil prices, do you think somebody is manipulating this market? >> 100%, opec is and they better stop it. we're protecting many of those countries. opec is manipulating. they allowed less than we thought last week. they have to put out another 2 million barrels in my opinion because we don't want that happening. don't forget the one negative to the iran deal is you're going to lose a lot of oil. and they're going to make up for it. who is their big enemy? iran. you think of it. they will have to do it. i have a very good relationship with the king and with the crown prince of saudi arabia and the others around, and they are going to put out more oil. >> any comments on peter strzok and these testimonies that we're seeing, rosenstein, christopher wray, why don't you just direct your subordinates to get those documents over to congress? are you going to do it? >> so i have this country running at the top, mike pompeo is do

s workers and they sat in the council roo for hours onlo find out a bill to repeal the initiative hadeady been introduced they say quietly. >> they are disrespecting the democratic process, andhey are disrespecting the voters who verwhelmingly voted for this initiative. >> reporter: the bill was introduced through the council secretary's of course, not at the public council meeting. council chair mill menldsdelson says that's routine and shows a number ofer items that introduced the same way. >> all of these bills were introduced in the secretary.he it's a recommon practice. >> reporter: but it still didn't sit well with people like this woman, a bartender who spent the morning here. >> what i think is this is an under-handed sneaky little thing that they are doing. restaurant associates and groups like that are behind it. >> reporter: voters passed initiative 77 in june. it would raise pay for workers like bartenders a waiters from $3.33 an hour to $15r an h by 2025. it woul overturning undo the will of the voters, but a majority of council members have signed on to the bill to repea

charles: the kid himself, he seems leak he will do roo right thing with his newfound fame.aspect gets picked up, everyone involved from young man to his boss, to police officers deserve credit we need to understand we deserve credit as the nation. >> you are right. every role that was portrayed in this drama, in this real life drama, deserves greatest of credit, it was dennis kim bro who said a statement, great people do things that other great people don't. >> always great. lou: good evening, our top story, the trump administration laying foundation for a second summit with russian leader vladimir putin. and that is sending dems, republican establishment. national left wing, national media to dizzying new heights of hysteria. we take up pandemic of trump derangement syndrome tonight. while dems lunch left, and rinos preen for political

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you may notice the rest roo are getting a little tighter. >> no, you're not gaining weight.lines are saying they have to make more room for passengers. got to blame the rising fuel costs. >> how many more passengers can plane if n board the they make the bathrooms smaller? >> let me tell you something. once you have to change diapers in the aisles and stuff like that, it will put a lot of pressure on the airline to kind liminate this. one thing they want to sacrifice are the rest rooms, and so now, i mean, if they keep goingll th give you a cup. >> don't want toee that. don't want to see that. > have to go in sideways, come on now. >> talk about pancakes. talking about ihop. we know they went for ihob for a while and talking about changing breakfast up on us. talking out a social media firestorm, when the announcement came back in june that ihop was changing toihob, everybody is like burgers? well, it didn't even last had a the company has announced that they are now flipping it back to ihop and then they are doing a promotion for 60-cent pancakes and they say the ihob was j

. >> strzok and page overlapped on the clinton e-mail and russian investigations, both left or roo rowed from the probe. page row signed in may and strzok was recently walked out of fbi headquarters in washington. >> harris: interesting. per your reporting we have been kind of seeing a back and forth. what you are saying is it's much more fluid situation and appears that she will appear. >> um-hum, i would stay tuned to see where we are later today. the latest information and best information we have is that she is expected to comply with that house subpoena. >> harris: okay. always stay tuned, catherine herridge, i do to you. >> thank you. . >> harris: georgia congressman doug collins, member of the house judiciary committee. big week in all things judiciary. talk about where we are in terms of what is new that we could see from strzok and page? >> well, interesting thing, harris, amazing to me now they're concerned about politicizing this issue. are you kidding me? really between strzok and pain, they were politicizing the whole thing. that's the reason we're looking into this. miss

roo eating spiced ham. [ laughter ] covered in blood. [ applause ] that's, that's what -- dancing with a story. >> jimmy: yeah, but also you mention in the book too, new year's eve at my parent's house. >> yes, i loved that. that was so much fun. >> jimmy: right? >> yeah, and i wonder if it's caught on around the country. you know? the fallon tradition was to bang on pots and pans on new year's eve -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> and to walk around the neighborhood. and i remember, one of your neighbors, and i wrote about it in my book -- [ light laughter ] had like, santa claus everywhere. like santa claus cozies, on toilet paper, kleenex boxes, towels, bath mats. >> jimmy: yeah, funny. >> and we, yeah, banging pots and pans, and walked around the neighborhood. >> jimmy: yeah, when it turns midnight. when it's midnight we all grab pots and pans. we ruined all my mom's pots. they all have dents in them because we were just -- yeah! it was our noise makers. >> so much fun. >> jimmy: walked down the street. oh, we love that. i love that you wrote about it. >> that is making a memory. yeah, i did.

give it up for the roo [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very muchled with funny and talented people. from the new nbc shoing it." our pal, amy poehler is here. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: talented >> steve: she's the best. >> jimmy: funny, funny, funny human being. we're going to catch up with amy, then she and i are going head to head in a game of think fast. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. plus he has a new standup special called, "carel corn the pug, kick him in the kibble." and he's theost of the podcast, "the harland highway", harland williams is stopping by.ve >> syeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "caramel corn the pug, kick him in the kibble." she's also -- she's written this best selling novel, n "child blood and bone", which was also our viewer's first pick f our tonight show's summer reads. tomi adeyemi is here. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she is so talented. so young, it's a great book. i'm so honored that she's on the show, tomi it's gonna be fun. and we have great music from ashley mcbryde

purchase that will allow the president and the first lady to "watch tv in their separate hotel rooms roos when they travel." well today strike a blow for independence, that same spokeswoman for the first lady said melania trump can watch "any channel she wants." as the traveling adventure that is the trump presidency continues if it's thursday, it must be iowa. that is our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. all right. ♪ >> secretary of state mike pompeo in the hot seat in front of the senate foreign relations chiti. he defended the president's foreign policy and was grilled about what trump said to putin in helsinki. >>> plus, house republicans file an impeachment resolution against deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and democrats are coming to his defense. >>> and more questions about michael cohen's recorded conversations with president trump and whether more tapes have been handed over to investigators. good morning, everyone. it is

purchase that will allow the president and the first lady to "watch tv in their separate hotel rooms roosey travel." well today strike a blow for independence, that same spokeswoman for the first lady said melania trump can watch "any channel she wants." as the traveling adventure that is the trump presidency continues if it's thursday, it must be iowa. that is our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. all right. playing the part of united states federal district court judge, tanya s. chitkin, playing that part will be me and playing the part of thomas m. saunders federal prosecutor in the d.c. u.s. attorney's office, that part will be played also by me, and playing the part of robert driscoll, who represents accused russian secret agent maria butina, as her defense attorney, that part will also be played by me. i know that sounds cheap. it's a delicate balance here. what we're saving on the

the roos also strong winds developing which has been bad news.e crews are infrom which has been bad news. fire crews are in from all the country, these are in from all the country, these are from humberside, nottinghamshire ata are from humberside, nottinghamshire at a wake as they bring extra resources in to tackle the fire. five square miles now. mike lives close to where the fire has been at its worst and you had to leave your house on thursday? we had to leave thursday, we first noticed the fire about three o'clock in the afternoon, come 11 o'clock the police and firemen said the best leave because the smoke is getting bad. it is getting close to your house but the fire service has been carrying out work to save it? the fire brigade have been fantastic. they dug trench around the property yesterday to try to save it. put in a breaker. the problem is the wind is picking up all the time and spreading it. you have lived here for five years, have you seen anything like this before? nothing like this. we have had small pockets fire, which happens,

sxwrrpt they're all in there like tigger and -- >> rabbit and kanga and roo and piglet and -- >> jimmyndied about. [ laughter ] so liberally. i was doing press on friday. and someone said to me did you have any winnie the pooh merchandise as a child? and i went, yeah, i had some pajamas with pooh on them. [ laughter ] and then i just turned to ewan and he's just crying. and he just -- we couldn't carry on the -- >> jimmy: you never got used to that during the -- >> never got used to it. and of course that was a snowball effect because the next question was oh, how did they get pooh's paw to put honey on your face? and ewan went, well, they have the pooh's paw on a stick and a human would -- oh. pooh on a stick. oh, god. >> jimmy: the merchandising opportunities are really endless. and cgi, right? animals. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did they use the actual stuffed animals, the winnie the pooh characters? >> there are different stages of it. you start off with the stuffed animal looks very similar to what you see in the animated version at the end and finished product. but you're filming a scene

whon packed, -- ruben pat, was fatally shot six timeses on tuesday in the southern state of quintana roo. the assassination came even though pat was enrolled in a journalist protection scheme organized by the mexican government. he's at least the seventh journalist killed in mexico this year. employees of the intercept have ratified the first-ever union contract. the deal has unanimous support of members of the writers guild of america east and guarantees pay increases s and paid parentl leave. and a first of its kind provision, the deal guarantees future interviews for job openings must include at least about candidates from traditionally underrepresented groups and journalism, including women, people of color, and members of the lgbtq community. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. it has been nine weeks since the trump administration sparked a national crisis by forcibly separating more thanan 2500 migrant childrdren from their parents at the u.s.-mexico border. most were seeking asylum from violence

the presidency is an office and privilege not eight roo and i will it's not allowed to impose judicial punishment and empirin them, you have to separately criminally try them. doesn't that. >> down that support my arguement? the constitution says you can't -- you can't empirin them. you can cry them for the rain could, after they leave office. suggesting strongly had to be regime. >> i thicket weakens your argue. the reason to have that's bias in favor of the rights of individuals is to avoid wrongfully empirining people because. >> since the impeachment process is designed to the president, not be subjected to judicial punish. i, is weak 'ed that concern and have to balance it against the rights of the public if the reason that you have this bias toward the defendant, in the until proven guilty and the high standard of proof is because the defendantes back and the state is -- the president is strong me and public is being protected by the impeachment provision. so it's not clear why you apply parallel standard. >> it's an interesting policy argue. but remember, under our constitution

so this is something that bob mueller should be able to figure out, roo it?uestion isn't what happened in the room. the question is what did the president know and when did he know it. so it would have to be people in the room with the president that can corroborate cohen. >> right. >> which won't be because it didn't happen. then becomes the credibility between two or three witnesses who say one thing and cohen who says another. >> assuming they say different things. >> i'm pretty comfortable about that. having had had a chance to look at all of it, but i remember it very well. there is no doubt in my mind that he's just not credible. i would not accept him as a witness as a prosecutor. if mueller has any other kind of case, this is the kind of witness that can really destroy your whole case. because any finder of fact loses confidence in the case when you rely on a guy like this. when you rely on a guy where before you are finished with him you'll have such a string of lies, you just can't trust him. and you put him in this kind of pressure, and what's hist

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it is nice to see it bounce today, up 1.5% roo it noight now nvidia, advanced micro, broad com.eed to get more back into the industrials, tech, particularly semis and some of the bank stocks. as of today, the evidence is not there. we're getting any kind of real notable turnaround despite the strength in the dow. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much >>> great analysis of everything >>> let's go to chicago. rick santelli. >> 22 -- 24-hour 10, you see what's going on there. it continues to drop 2s are up to at 2.54 10s are unchanged at 2. 83%. could be the lowest close, another fresh low close going back to 2007 it's been very incremental, very slow on these comps going back to '07 but the point is there has been very little steepening everybody heard jim say that's a big feature. it is not necessarily a feature because it makes sense 50, 60 basis points affected by the big inventory in fed policy. doesn't matter it is what investors think, and jay powell is going to have to try to get inside investors' heads as he forges ahead on n m normalizati normalization. as you look at