still with us is russ koesterich.netary tools for the ecb or brexit? russ: the latter. in terms of the ecb, it is a smooth handoff. the big question about europe is much less about monetary policy and can europe have a more coordinated fiscal policy? growth., that will lift francine: what does brexit mean for investment? if we don't have no deal off the table, which we don't because of the elect -- extension, is there a danger that markets freak out about no deal? russ: there is a danger. the issue with brexit has always been the possibility of the u.k. crashing out of the e.u. that risk has gone down. most investors do not expect a hard brexit. if they put it back on the table , that creates a risk off scenario. tom: blackrock has a shop near deutsche bank. what do you see in the city of london? have we done away with attractive economy and? the question is how will the u.k. manage the exit? i was in europe last week, and some of the fear about a tail risk, the u.k. crashing out of europe, there is less concerned abo

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. >>> thank you very much for that for more on today's markets let's bring in russ, portfolio manager. what's your take when we see these days and tech leads on small headlines on trade do you see that as legitimate momentum in those stocks which, of course, had gains as of late >> there are a couple of things going on tech leadership makes sense. it's a sectors to generate it makes sense people are leaning towards growth the big theme is this constant reversal on the daily charts month,ly charts, if you look at monthly data the tendency for one month's returns to reverse the next is the highest eve seen in five years this is a market with uncertainty dominates. >> so russ with that uncertainty what do you think is priced in to the market as it pertains to a deal or no deal with china what's already priesd in where is the room for up or down side >> if you were to have an announcement that there was a truce and it's important to call at it truce, probably not a deal because it is highly unlikely we'll get a comprehensive package that deals with all the issues that american-china wrest

inome ways, to sort of reach across the aisle and to do the kind of jockeying that ted kennedy and russ feingold did with john mccain, joe biden was part of that era. >> he was. >> has the era bypassed joe biden? >> i don't think so. >> i hope not. >> it's still in there. i mean, joe's a lovely -- not only a lovely person, but he was always a good legislator, in terms of how he worked across the aisle, how he --o you havemember, joe was thohe before john was, and jn learned great deal from joe. >> if you could be helpful to joe biden, would you? in the race? >> i'm trying to -- i'm gonna try to stay out of it juststecause it -- it's -- - i -- i'm ni'm not the politician in the family. it's really meghan and herha fatherwere. but -- so i'm gonna try to stay out of it, but i do -- i do like joe biden. he's a very good friend. h ped us through a very dark time. >> so, if you could be helpful, would you,t the right time? >> it depends. i mean, i struggle with --ut it will turnhat kind of candidate he ends up being. you know, i still hope for the modera, bipartisan joe. i think the question

pieces of legislation were these really historic moments where he reached across the aisle, one with russ feingold, and then the other with ted kennedy -- one on immigration reform, the other on campaign finance reform. and it fee like a bygone era when that kind of legislate collaboratn and cooperation can happen. i remember seeing the pictures of them, and, cleay, these lines of very different world views, sitting together intently trying to find a way forward. >> and i truly believe we've seen the last of that. ho's so divisive now, and i know for a fact, evenh he's not here, my husband would be very disappoied in what now, what it's descended into. >> what's happened, structurally or systemically, that you thin that has made it impossible to back to? >> well, in my opinion, the social media has made it very difficult for members of congress or members of the senate to work in an efficient manner. in my opinion, i think that when people are so divisive o twitter towards you or with you or whatever it may be, it doesn't help anything, and i think all too often our members are rereonding

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former democratic senator russ finegold will tell us what it was like to sit in judgment of a member of his own party president bill clinton. at the end of this hour he'll tell us how he balanced partisan pressure against his sworn duty as a juror in a presidential impeachment trial. we begin tonight with the increasing pace of witnesses testifying to the impeachment inquiry as more witnesses get added to the deposition schedule every day. john bolton will not testify voluntarily. that's what his lawyer said today in response to a letter from the house impeachment investigative committees requesting john bolton's voluntary appearance of the deposition next thursday, november 7th, at 9:30 a.m. john bolton's lawyer, charles cooper, told nbc news, quote, bolton is not willing to appear voluntarily. and then the lawyer added, i stand ready at all times to accept service of a subpoena on his behalf. but that same attorney, charles cooper, represents charles cupperman who was subpoenaed by the impeachment inquiry, and that lawyer then brought an unprecedented lawsuit to ask a court to clar

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i just kind of wanted to talk about the russ belt anti-bible belt -- rust belt and the bible belt. i was a republican, let me tell you that i was considered a rhino. i was moderate who leans to the right. i liked the judges from the right. but i want to tell you i think you're going to find in the rust belt and bible belt they have concerns right now, i don't know how the money is coming out in those areas for the republicans, would nt to tell you i have concerns with -- i do have concerns with the corruption and lies and -- right now, ma'am, the -- they are saying that the consumers holding up the economy, but the consumer's doing it on credit. sooner or later those house of cards are going to come down. i have to believe -- i'm very interested in what the fundraising is like for the republicans in those areas. guest: sure. thinking about republicans in these areas of the country, in places where democrats were able to win in some of these areas in 2018, like i said they are still pulling in a good amount of money. one thing i will probably be digging into that's a question is how

asked president trump to call australian pri sterthe justice department investigate iaprorigins of the russ e.ob several other countries about the matter. the white house also confirms the call with the australian prime minister and to the department justice, requesting the of president provide introductions to facilitate the ongoing inquiry >> mitch mcconnell confirmed today llow ofsena terulatest developments from washington starting at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow. >>> still ahead, our way out of housing crisis? >> if the city is zoned for something, that's okay, you can build an apartment buildi ng here, and if someone comes and proposes something within the zoning, the city has toapprove it. >> reporter: a populars restaurant in the mission is closeing its doors after 15 years in the neighborhood. it's the latest in a string of restaurants making the same decision. >> and trying, trying, fail. yikes. the attempted theft that went all wrong at this contr announcer: time magazine reports: "the neamerican addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report

. >> sreenivasan: in his announcement this morning, the president thanked russ, turkeysyria, iraq and the syrian kurds for support of the mission. vali nasr is a former senior advisor in the state department r the obama administration and a middle east scholar and professor at johns hopkins of advanced internationa studies. he joins us now from washington, group to get-- were the kuds,as tould thi t be another example ir value to the yunted staights, the fact they were able to he provide some of the intelligence on the ground, whet r iraqi kurds or syrian kurd. >> of course. the kurds have been fighting isis for a long time. they have been very critical cin keeping them at bay. they have been important even ii puingal-- al-baghdadi on the run. he in many ways aside from what intelligencehave provided we wouldn't have been here if had not been for kurdish support all along. >> sreenivas: at this point it seems regionally we have ded control that it is an alliance of russia, syria, turkey, do wit you want and we ll be there in some capacity, perhaps to urd ga the oil fields. >> well, i

sunday's vote but it might not be enough for an outright win a runoff may be necessary comment december russ's seeking an unprecedented 4th term despite getting credit for lifting millions out of poverty critics accuse him of corruption and anti democratic rule. and following elections in switzerland the right wing people's party remains the strongest force in parliament there despite a slip in support green opposition parties made larger than expected gains because of the country's unique electoral system though it remains unclear whether the greens will become part of the government which parliament will vote for in december. canadians head to the polls today and it could be a nail biter for prime minister justin trudeau his campaign has been overshadowed by a series of errors that have raised allegations of racism and ethics violations recent polls show trudeau's liberals in a virtual dead heat with the conservatives and that could be good news for smaller parties like the left leaning new democratic party. in the lead up to kind of those elections it's been all but a smooth ride for prime

add assad, russ laura: what happens if the kurds don't withdraw ihefive days? >>ontent of this agreemen as i understand it from twitter, is that turkey isn wito pause for five days and if t kurds have not disarmed, removed their fortifications, and gotten out zof this so-called sae, then turkey is going to resume its operations. ndlaura:he u.s. is going to essentially put pressure on the kurds to comply with this agement. >> yes, and apparently the head of the syrian democratic forces has already endorsed this agreement, which is an indictment of the fact that he does not have many options at this point. laura: however, is this a face-saving exercise for the u.s. government for mike pencey to be able to ck and say he got a cessation of dana: absolutely. everyone will say face however they need to. trump and mike pence wl say, see, our sanctions wand it our threat of totalcomic devastation got the turks to stop military operations, and president erdogan will say i started this military incursionn i moved in and i got the united states to do what i've been tellin

>>russ is in recess. speaker nancy pelosi and chairman of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff held a news conference to talk about the next steps in the impeachment inquiry correspondent alexandra le mon has the details from washington. >>this president united states is stooping to a level that is beneath the dignity of the constitution of the united states house speaker nancy pelosi and house intelligence chairman adam schiff say the house impeachment inquiry is moving forward carefully. >>but swiftly. schiff and 2 other house committee chairs white house for documents th related to ukraine if the white house will hand them over to interfere with the congress's ability to call before it relevant witnesses will be considered as evidence of obstruction of the lawful functions of congress. >>after withholding hundreds of millions of dollars in aid from ukraine president trump phoned ukraine's president and a white house transcript of the call shows. i asked for a favor help investigating joe biden

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. >> russ, you are the one to follow it.preciate you for joining us >>> mat hnhattan real estate ha its worse fourth quarter let's talk salt. state and local taxes. many blue states are seeing red. in d.c., looking at two different states and two different approaches >> a federal courtrooms against four states that sued the u.s. government over the new $10,000 cap. new york, new jersey, connecticut and maryland tried to argue the move was unconstitutional new york alone estimates the salt cap will cost residents $121 billion while in effect the judge wasn't having it he dismissed the case. adding states have failed to show that the financial burden is any addition. they are seeing revenues go up as they change their own tax code i live in virginia that is a state that has enjoyed a great windfall they've taken a different approach paying us back to the tune of $420 million checks are going out now $110 for individuals $210 for married couples it might be time to schedule a date night >> this is why i love also my home state

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it's a dos certainly let's join fabrice he's the chief strategy officer at the russ misson global center and former director of policy planning at nato joins me now from suntanned in spain good to have you with us on the program sir nato really do have a lot to think about in terms of what turkey have done turkey themselves being as we've said a nato member their response has been turkey's response must be measured in its actions is that the right tone to use in terms of because some may think that it's a little soft. well the reality is nato cannot do much about what's one of peace key members easily not syria. days in law is crucial only guineas a service from presidency demands i don't feel we need your support for certain issues you saw a lot of us from commenting but then surely continuing the turkish action nato kind of works as an organization the u.s. was the new we've essentially just circle of course and the europeans as well but need to as an organization. has their hands. back and the reality is the more you need to. do more than 130 hour or more turkey to get girls or 2 to r

really resonated now, and the question is i think in the public's mind, why hasn't there been a regular russtigation of the biden shenanigans, i would call it that, where he without experience, without expertise, or seemingly purpose, was on the board of a private equity firm, chinese private equity firm, and burisma, a ukrainian energy firm. >> there was going to be an investigation of it in ukraine until mr. bind himself shut that down by threatening to withhold all the money until they fired the prosecutor that was in charge of it. the justice department under president trump wasn't going to do anything about it. it was encouraging the clinton and biden scam. lou: this looks liking in more than as the president termed it, a con job, the effort on the part of the radical dimms on capitol hill to try to overthrow this president. today fiona hill testifying on capitol hill. congressman matt gaetz trying to sit in because that had been commonplace in previous impeachment inquiries. fiona hill, it turns out she had a working relationship with christopher steele, the author of the infamous frau

. >> it is a complicated story one that is unbelievable russ, we appreciate you coming on the program we'll talk to you soon >>> on deck, no profits. no problem the stock getting a nice lift this morning today's big number, 41%. that is how much of the u.s. smartphone market apple holds. acerrom 0% in 2006 when blkbry had 50% of the market remember them? we are back after this thank you. ah, you could say that. so how are things with you guys? great. thank you. thank you, sir. lunch next week? terrific. say hi to the team. will do. call my office, i will. -sounds good. alrighty. servicenow. works for you. rowithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >>> welcome back you notice dow futures are now in the red reports just crossing that apparently china is suggesting it is doubtful it will ever be able to sign a long-term trade deal with the trump administration saying they are moving closer to a phase one deal remember, that is kind of a sliver of the overall pa

taken part in these demonstrations and the different sectors of society that have joined in on the un russe as you mentioned already and in your introduction there are new sectors even now a week and a week since young arrest began we're seeing new parts of the of the country that are joining in where you mentioned the truck drivers that are holding a strike today that are blocking roads in parts of parts of the country and it is friday so there is an expectation that the protests which are only now starting to convene for friday will be even larger potentially than the ones that we've seen in the past few days now chile's president have a stamp yet assigned signed some social reforms in an effort to calling the unrest regarding pension regarding regarding electricity bills stabilizing the cost of electricity over the course of the next year in 2 into december of next year but whether or not this is going to be enough to calm arts and minds remains remains to be seen as you mentioned what you're asking is about the response from the armed forces the response from the military which is being

outlined, fredricka, there are key documents for the administration, vice president pence, mark esper and russt railroad expected to be subpoenaed by friday. for the democratic leaders running this impeachment inquiry, this is certainly not slowing them down. >>> let's focus on the star witness now expected to go before the house on thursday. a u.s. ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland, he donated a million dollars to trump's inauguration, and he is now the ambassador to the u.n. -- to the eu, and he'll be testifying despite the white house and state department ordering him not to last week. and now the "washington post" reports sondland plans to tell congress it was president trump who directed sondland to deny any quid pro quo of any kind which they questioned the pressure the trump administration was putting on ukraine. sondland is expected to testify that he does not know if trump was telling the truth at the time. joining us on the hill, daniel litman, white house reporter for "politico." good to see you both. if sondland said the president directed him no quid pro quos of any kind, how

but to rebecca's right is russ capone and edward discan and they are our marvelous co-chiefs of our public corruption unit. i also want to thank our partner in this case and so many of our important cases, the new york office of the fbi represented here today to my left, bill sweeney, my good friend the assistant director in charge of the new york field office, to his left, mike driscoll, the special agent in charge of the criminal division and to his left george gazonby schedule agency for the fbi. my very good friend bill sweeney for any comments ruyou'd like t made. >> last night at the international dulles airport the fbi arrested lev parnas and igor fruman on charges as they attempted to leave the united states. andre arrested in san francisco shortly thereafter. david correia the fourth individual charged not glet-oye out of custody. the american people expect and deserve an election process that has not been corrupted by the influence of foreign interests and the public has a right to know the true source of campaign contributions. laws make up the fabric of who we are as a nation.

. >> it just brought the whole community together during a rather tumult russ political environmentalrals, conservatives, democrats, republicans. you see them all at the games. i go to a lot of the games. they're always there. everyone loves the washington nationals. they're on a roll right now. let's hope for the best. >> yeah. you might have seen me wearing an astros jersey talking to wolf. i was born and raised in houston. i left with a smile on my face. >> we'll look forward to it with you. great to see you, andy. >> thanks, andy. >>> following the letter of the law and moving to more serious topics, the constitution sets forth no specific requirements for becoming a federal judge. we'll tell you how the president is taking advantage of that. wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body.

so, russ, let me begin with you. mick mulvaney trying to walk this back. this stunning, you know, quid pro quo admission and the white house and the re-election campaign saying, get over it. let's cash in on this and not take it too seriously. but then in the big scheme of things, how potentially damaging is this particularly with this impeachment inquiry ongoing? >> so, fred, it sounds like you're not over it. we haven't gotten over it. i don't think we're going to sort of get over it any time soon. here's the thing for me. i think there are ways to explain sort of, even if there were quid pro quo, it was motivated by public policy. look, you know i've spent months before trying to explain why i thought the mueller investigation actually wouldn't damage the president too much. this, i think, actually is a much more concern to the president and his administration. the big issue, i think, with that mulvaney press conference was that he didn't seem prepared for it. it seems like the white house actually just doesn't have a system in place to deal with these

a democrat and you're in a place like wisconsin, maybe michigan, pennsylvania, this could be dangs russ some ways. >> i think it's going to infeweinfuriate moderate democrd independents. you saw this with the russia collusion hoax which backfired. two years of investigation, $45 million later, and they have nothing to prove for it. you saw what they did with kavanaugh and now you see this ukrainian call which was perfect. there is absolutely nothing wrong with this phone call. in fact, the president has an obligation to route out corruption all around the world and he did a perfect job in that phone call. rob: i suspect you don't think it was a perfect phone call. i want to get your response as to what you think the members that are in these dangerous districts should do with this. >> absolutely. good morning. yes, i absolutely totally disagree with what he just said. first off, it was not a perfect call. let's look at the transcript with trump and the ukraine be president and there's three key take-aways we need to look at. number one, trump stated that the u.s. has been very good to u

. >> russ finegold voted for impeachment. >> and out of the house, too. >> out of the house, too.xon's impeachment, public opinion and congressional opinion evolved over time. mitt romney in a tweet. at the end of the day there isn't serious republican support. >> clinton committing perjury. >> and obstructing justice. >>> in his letter to congress, pompeo said he would only respond to the subpoena. he didn't say he was going to comply with the subpoena. is there any recourse for the house if he does not comply with the subpoena? >> again, they can sue him, bring him to court and compel the production of the documents. again, an impeachment proceeding is a different ball game than we're used to. it's proceeding. it's easier to get stuff. they'll likely go to court if they don't get it. they're playing for keeps this time. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi just sent a letter to her republican counterpart house minority leader kevin mccarthy. earlier he had requested suspending the impeachment inquiry. pelosi, of course, denying the request. this is part of her response that she just s

we are delighted to be joined on this occasion by the active director russ boat who has done a fantastictorney jeffrey rosen, and a congressman mark meadows. louisiana solicitor general, i will be there. liz bureau -- i'll see you on friday. i don't know if you will be there but we have a big crowd. and several other state and local officials, we want to thank you all for being here. for many decades, there have been thousands of pages of so-called guidance documents, are for many pernicious relation imposed by bureaucrats in the form of commentary on how rules should be interpreted. all too often, guidance documents are backed off of regulators to effectively change the loss and vastly expanded their scope and reach. guidance has frequently been used subject u.s. citizens an to sometimes abusive enforcement actions. it sounds like they are talking about me. i think they are talking about me. i do might have a conflict in signing this deal. because these are the materials and the fact that these materials are too often hidden and hard to find, many americans learn of the rules only when

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russ russia meddled in germany in world war two and now the u.s. playing a role that is destructive of efforts to build a program that is your peaceful and stable. >> everybody knows that u.s. aide towards ukraine is really an important asset for mr. zelensky, and this relationship is very important. you have a moment right now for the first time we have a ukrainian president who was elected by wide margins across the whole country. who has a reformist prosecutor general. so the ball is teed up for a big anticorruption push in ukraine. >> what does that say to people in ukraine and if everyone knows that the ukraine is saying no, we're an independent body, you can't pressure us, what does that say. >> i think everybody recognizes that he is saying this and to maintain good relations -- isn't that worrisome? >> it is, but at the same time he is trying to demonstrate to his own people that they are a sovereign state with their own policy and just yesterday the ukrainian government wanted new evidence to be brought forward against the biden family bef

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civilian casualties in a number of towns or number of areas including a coma surely a place called and russ in the turkish military the turkish government has said that it's doing all it can to avoid civilian casualties and he's concentrating its efforts as we were as we have been reporting on what he describes as a as an anti terror campaign against this group the white peachy which he sees as being linked to a group here that is has been fighting the insurgency in turkey for years now and said charles we know that i mean tacky is saying that they want to establish a sort of 20 mile security zone that's how they are describing it and that would cover. you know quite a few well quite a large territory in northeastern syria but of course these are kurdish populated areas tell us more about what i'm correct is trying to accomplish. well turkey says as you rightly say that he's trying to set up what he calls a safety zone across the border. around 30 kilometers into syria along this border a place where a day it says in trying to offer an area where some of the 3600000 syrian refugees that are

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intelligence, russian sources tell him that page had a secret meeting with ceo gas giant russ net. offered brokerage fees on a deal involving a 19% share of the company. i hear what you want. i have a favor i want from you, though. and i'm going to say this only seven times and so you better listen good. i want you to make up dirt on my political opponent and understand lots of it. on this and on that. >> sean: he is a liar. he is a pathological -- frankly, congenital liar. it's not just about the lies, though. it's the complete and utter hypocrisy fellow democrats and the media mob, they all do the same thing. schiff alleged to have all the evidence to prove it. trump-russia collusion, but he's the guy caught on tape trying to get there from somebody that sounds like a russian that he thought was a russian. in fact, he took that direct call from two pranksters who claimed to have [russian accent] naked pictures of trump, compromising materials on trump. does vladimir know? [russian accent] vladimir knows the compromising naked materials of trump. mark warner? he's not even better.