we did have this official rubberstamp decision. it was quick, unanimous, done in private. yearw the same thing last ahead of the crisis in ukraine. and the one thing that was made clear is that all the other western strikes in syria and in iraq against international law -- are against international law because they do not come with a you and resolution. russia is different asked forssia military assistance, and that is why they have gone ahead with this. this comes just after vladimir putin made that very high profile trip to the un's general assembly. what is his strategy here? >> that is right. when he spoke to the un's general assembly, after airing a lot of grievances about western policy and u.s. hegemony in the coalitioncalled for a of free countries to fight against terrorists and against the islamic state. he even compared it to the coalition of the nazis in world war ii. i think because of the very different evaluations of bashar al-assad, vladimir putin is him as a hero fighting terrorists, when of course most western leaders wanted to see him go for a long time

what they are doing to china is a bubble waiting to explode -- and just rubberstamping. when it is a bubble, we can't be brought down by the bubble. they have done things to cause it. we can be brought down. thank you, everybody. thank you, thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, this is a very -- an amazing man. great as you know, a speaker of the house of indonesia. easier to see me. one of the most powerful men, and a great man, and his whole group is here to see me today, and we will do great things for the united states, is that correct? you are likely in indonesia >> >> yes, thank you. [applause]

. >> before we rubberstamp it. >> i mentioned the stock market being a leading indicator.t is one. the conference board puts out an index called the index of leading indicators. there are number of other metrics. and right now with the exception of a recent blip on of them are signaling. i would look at the collection, not just the stock market alone. >> 1400 days without a correction and finally got the correction. two we now have to have the bear market? it's been a long time. >> and i do not believe that we need to have a bear market right now. we feel downward pressure. i don't see a catalyst in the market that will cause of 2,008 crisis. when you think about october 87n extent liquidations and whatnot, i don'ti don't have a lot of cash. they could be technical issues, but stronger hands will prevail. charles: we just have the calendar up. one thing you saw, red arrows, selling begets selling. a lot of people hoping the fed comes to the rescue. today president of the boston fed hinted at a september ratea september rate hike being unlikely and dismissed the notion that

he was not relying on cushy board of directors to rubberstamp his huge income. romney delayed, releasing his tax returns for months and didn't seem to pay a penalty. i think he will resist releasing all his financial information. to see how long he can take it. right now the impact on other 16 or 17 candidates will thin out the republican parade. governor perry is just dropping out. i think impact of trump taking oxygen out of the others will reduce number of candidates to eight, seven and then six. i do think he lost, he gave up his trump card a couple weeks ago when he said he wasn't going to consider running as independent. he signed this pledge to stay loyal. he might have done that a couple months too early, deirdre. deirdre: you mean he lost a little bit of leverage? so funny, as you're right, ralph, everyone is talking about this, including miss alabama. here was her statement. >> i think donald trump is an entertainer and i think he says what is on a lot of people's mind but i think the republican party should be absolutely terrified of all the attention

. >> there is not a guy in a room rubberstamping emails. that is not the way they do this.ost emails are born classified. she should know that. >> you don't use a home server. most 22-year-olds entering job market you have a work email and private email. if you are at highest levels of power and don't have that kind ever judgment, you shouldn't be president. >> this administration is moving very slowly on this no way the president and national security team didn't know about the server. clinton said it was set up through the foundation. now we know it wasn't. i think republicans need to stop worrying about narrow-minded presidential politics and broaden this out. what is up at the fbi? why has she not been brought in yet? if she has, learn about what they know. or will -- >> testifies at benghazi committee. >> might be waiting for her to testify. >> for national security purposes though, you have to bring her in immediately to find out what other secrets could be out there. >> obama administration pursues this more aggressively, it's a sign they do not want her to be presid

celestes kevin mccarthy said we are rubberstamp thing and iran nuclear weapon and giving them money too it and opening up their economy to allow more money. >> iran's leaders continue to ratchet up rhetoric saying we will continue to support terrorist groups like hezbollah and reports are crossing the wires reported lead that russia is test driving nuclear delivered devices on drone submarine so robotic submarines, checking out coastal waters, not even 13 years, one or two years from now we will see what a rotten deal this was. >> they have already broken the deal. if you read the reports, the ayatollah has said we don't have to follow this. >> i don't speak farsi but i know the term the great satan is not a compliment. i know what obama is doing, winding up the clock waiting until he is gone and he knows a republican president is elected that president will tinker with the deal and when it goes to hell in the middle east president obama will blame republicans. >> like that this deal in the first place? >> he wants to bolster his legacy, have a little paragraph in his closing state of

what they are doing to china is a bubble waiting to explode -- and just rubberstamping. when it is a bubble, we can't be brought down by the bubble. they have done things to cause it. we can be brought down. thank you, everybody. thank you, thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, this is a very -- an amazing man. great as you know, a speaker of the house of indonesia. easier to see me. one of the most powerful men, and a great man, and his whole group is here to see me today, and we will do great things for the united states, is that correct? you are likely in indonesia >> >> yes, thank you. [applause] >> tonight on q&a, the trouble with lawyers, critical look at the legal profession in the united states. the high cost of law schools and the lack of diversity in the profession. >> i think we need a different model of legal education. we need one that includes one your programs for people doing routine work, to your programs programs, and three full years for those who want the full general education. same crazy to train in the way someone who is doing routine divorce

is a: that meeting rubberstamping. we will see what comes out.re going to have enough information by friday to make a decision, but it is going to put a lot of pressure on him. to the stockion falling by 20%. it could get messy for him in a hurry. it all comes down to whether this was done at just a local level, to meet local regulations, or if it was approved all the way back at the corporate headquarters. scarlet: what are the chances we are going to see this spread to other companies, the doj looking at them? really think they will go after this and make an example. are there any other connections to any other companies? their goal will be to find them. it will be interesting to see the interaction between the epa of thisside investigation. sometimes you have some territorial issues here, but something this big, you are going to see a lot of cooperation between the two. have seen so we far coming out of the epa, the justice department has a lot to work with. certainly if they can figure out a way to expand this i think you're going to see pros

. -- ithey will be meeting was expected to rubberstamp his new contract, but clearly there is a big questionthat will have -- whether that will happen. players from the family that runs volkswagen effectively. if you cannot convince them, he will struggle. if you was going to resign, he probably would have yesterday. clearly he probably said to the board, i am planning to stay. if the board feels otherwise, that is for them to decide. anna: we were talking up the parallels between this and other crises. we were talking yesterday about this and bp. defensey hired the same firm. guy: the parallels grow. sustainability investor struggling to work out -- we have some great stories about the sustainability investor whether or not this is something they can invest in. interesting, volkswagen's downfall came two weeks after he was ranked the most sustainable and auto companies. that is currently under review. plenty of people are trying to work out how this changes reception. become a feature of portfolios. tim: that was interesting because it talked about how the automakers, the first quarter this

friday was the day's contract was to be extended, typically a rubberstamp process, but with the company stock tumbling so much the last couple of days, and not really having an answer, not having any answers other than "we cheated, and we are sorry," obviously, dr. winterkorn had to go. ofk: you were here a couple weeks ago, and we were talking about whether he would step down, and now that he is gone, 2020 hindsight being what it is, can you give our audience an example of what happened here? we're talking about 11 million vehicles, and the question is how can this many vehicles be involved and the ceo of the company not know what is going on? jamie: especially this ceo, because he knows pretty much what is going on. on monday, we were talking about 500,000 cars, and then we sell regulators in europe saying, "hey, maybe we should look at our same cars and see if we have said,lem," and volkswagen "hey, don't look at it. we will tell you. while and we are also looking at one engine and a larger engine family. basically volkswagen has said, this one11 million in engine line have this prob

what do they do, rubberstamp everything single thing obama wanted. >> you're absolutely right. this this is appealing to me. he is sick of political correctness. he is not afraid to say immigration problem. i think some of his rhetoric is way over the top and just bad for the country. everybody in their right mind know there is immigration problem. jeb bush won't admit it. they come here out of lo. the republican electorate is sick of it. charles: they are, buddy. looking at where the stocks are year-to-date. tech sector down, apple down, microsoft down, facebook up over 14%. look at financials. bank of america down 8%. goldman sachs up 2%, jpmorgan is up 2%. those are supposed to do well when fed raises rates. energy, bp, exxonmobil, all down. put it in a pot, what does it all mean? we'll give you answer and much more right after this. with cop? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does no

if you want to rubberstamp the process, keep doing it the way you are doing. aldana, the u.s. code provides, among other things, "a federal, state, or lcal government entity -- or local government entity may not restrict any government entity or official from sending to receiving from i.c.e. information regarding citizenship or immigration status lawful or unlawful of any individual." think that resolutions by city councils or state governments, or sheriffs, in certain jurisdictions, directing their offices to otherwise notified i.c.e. that they have arrested someone that is unlawfully in the country could violate, or would violate section 1373? dir. saldana: all of that is part of litigation, senator. quite frankly, i think we have taken it efficient in litigation. -- taken that position in litigation. words,ssions: in other you are correct to say cities have to comply with this law. dir. saldana: yes, and again, is it more practical to work through all of this morass of litigation, or can we work with these jurisdictions to try and get them to cooperate? i think it's the lat

the meeting originally was meant to be a rubberstamping of his contract through 2018.hey were meant to decentralize power from the center as well. things have changed since friday. what did mr. winterkorn know about this divide? that is the 18 billion euro question. i say 18 billion euros, but it is $18 billion. that is the amount of fines it could face from the u.s.. bloomberg intelligence says it faces up to $20 billion worth of includeenalties that shareholder lawsuits and consumer lawsuits. what did mr. winterkorn know? vonnie: the number is coming from 37.5 million per car. word from the any families involved in this big-company? tom: nothing. the only words of note that we , is in the last one for hours. horn wants to win back the confidence of customers. he said the company was this honest with the epa, with the california air resources board, and he said the company was this honest with all of you. this quote was memorable to the extent that he said we have totally screwed up and we are waiting to hear from porsche and from mr. winterkorn, who said on sunday, "