have retaliation but like i said earlier you know this is nothing new there has always been some scuttlebutt line of route between the european union and the united states for example in the agricultural sector so calling it really a full blown trade war i probably wouldn't do that but yes it would be taking a step back and having a trade. off of course brussels thank you the trump family is taking its famous name on a marketing blitz to india donald trump jr has arrived in delhi to flog luxury of poppins and glad hand the wealthy indians who've already bought into a trump development just outside the capital potential buy is a being looted in by deano with the u.s. president's eldest son if they sign a sales contracts by thursday. donald trump genius meeting with indian real estate developers didn't escape the media's attention he's come here to find buyers for a development outside the capital deli welcomed and surprisingly with open arms by his local business partners it's a great discussion to have as themselves here he wants to understand what is the minds of the buyers what is the succ

have retaliation but like i said earlier you know this is nothing new there has always been some scuttlebutt luna route between the european union and the united states for example in the agricultural sector so calling it really a full blown trade war i probably wouldn't do that but yes it would be taking a step back and having a trade conflict acts of of course brussels thank you. general motors recently announced plans to shut down one of its full plants in south korea a decision welcomed by u.s. president don trump who took it as an opportunity to criticize the free trade agreement with seoul but while some expected g.m. to close its remaining plants there it looks set to make u. turn. g.m. is stuck between a rock and a hard place the calm make it doesn't want to be the target of washington's america first policies but it doesn't want to ruin his reputation in south korea eva. it's certainly our preference to stay and to fix the business and continue to be an important part of the green economy and you know there's a lot of work to do to make that happen but i'm very encouraged by the dis

>> the inside scuttlebutt is that his job is safe. you know, one person told me a while ago that you have a player who stays out until 4:00 in the morning and you bench him and that player were to be tom brady, that player would not get benched and i'm told that arnold here, john kelly is tom brady. >> bret: good analogy. thank you. a passenger vehicle struck a security barrier at the white house this afternoon. the secret service tweets "the vehicle did not breach the security barrier of the white house complex." it says "no shots were fired during that incident." and the female driver of the vehicle was immediately apprehended. secret service also saying the woman is someone of record with the service. on multiple occasions. law enforcement sources say she suffers from mental problems. a few minutes ago, president trump tweeted his thanks to the secret service for a job well done. a former campaign aide to president trump is pleading guilty to conspiracy and tax charges brought by russia's special counsel robert mueller. this comes

. >> the scuttlebutt is jump is to be purchased by uber. do you know anything about that? >> i don't know anything about that. everybody in capital society has the right to buy anything for sale so i'm not challenging that but i am to the extent that could happen worrying one mode share interest may sabotage another mode share interest in order to stifle other modes of transportation. so to the extent this is true or for that matter not true but could become true you may want to structure whatever permits you have whether it's for jump or any other type of stationless or of that matter, stationed facility to make sure you don't end up with what big oil, car manufacturers and tire manufacturers did what was colluded to make sure everybody would buy cars and gasoline and tires by ripping out the system. so keep that in mind. the caveat emptor. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. >> i'm going to ask we move to public comment at this time. i have two cards but if there's any member of the public that would like to speak and hasn't filled out card and if there's anyone else that wa

that's when the scuttlebutt about the mueller indictment was going around. as it turned out, it didn't implicate the white house so we had some equilibrium. we had an amazing week last week. a very frightening the week the week before that. and a couple things came through. you mentioned walmart. that is a company specific issue. they had a lot of trouble with online sales. that's the only way they can compete with sampson, a hiccup there. by the same token there, the same day store sales were fine. and applebee's stock was up. 2018 is going to be phenomenal and the tax cuts will play a major role in it. so as we see surveys show that people are feeling better about the tax cuts, we're hearing corporate america say yeah, they'll have a positive impact on the economy. >> neil: what is uncanny, charles and we're moving on the mueller thing, the markets tend to follow this closely -- more closely than we think. if it looks problematic for the president, they trade off. we learned as the rod rosenstein conference was going on that americans were at best unwittin

russia with what is not truly, so far as we can see, hard intelligence, factual, but scuttlebu scuttlebutt>> let me ask david, the sort of central question, i imagine that mueller is looking at is whether the release of some of this data that the hillary clinton e-mails and such, was in some way coordinated with the trump campaign, and it seems to me that is where you get at the issue of not the russian interference but the issue of whether there was some connection or collusion with the trump campaign. >> that's a very good question. i think the president was initially quite happy with the indictment, because he looked at it and it indicted a group of russians, and you didn't hear much criticism of director mueller, special counsel mueller, for that indictment, because he was going only after russians. next indictments may well look at the -- we don't know this for a fact, but we believe one of the things he's looking at are these intelligence agency connections that went into the dnc and in john podesta's e-mails and then would come the question were they getting any guidance, any coordi

have retaliation but like i said earlier you know this is nothing new there has always been some scuttlebutt luna route between the european union and the united states for example in the agricultural sector so calling it really a full blown trade war i probably wouldn't do that but yes it would be taking a step back and having a trade. off of course in brussels thank you. general motors recently announced plans to shut down one of its full plants in south korea the decision welcomed by u.s. president trump who took it as an opportunity to criticize the free trade agreement with seoul but while some expected g.m. to close its remaining plants there it looks set to make a u. turn. g.m. is stuck between a rock and a hard place the com maker doesn't want to be the target of washington's america first policies but it doesn't want to ruin its reputation in south korea eva. it's certainly our preference to stay and to fix the business and continue to be an important part of the green economy and you know there's a lot of work to do to make that happen but i'm very i'm encouraged by the discussions

what's the scuttlebutt where you are? >> reporter: well, paul ryan has been extraordinarily clear on this issue, specifically. he thinks the president should participate. i don't know if he said he should participate, but he said that mueller's investigation should go forward unabated. it shouldn't be blocked. people should respect it. people should participate in it. and this morning, again, he told reporters that the memo has nothing to do with mueller's investigation. he's noonlacknowledged that. of course, some people on capitol hill, many republicans want to conflate the two issues, for political purposes and practical purposes. but i don't think -- you mentioned at the top that the base would be the issue. the base would stick with donald trump if he weren't to sit down with robert mueller. but this goes beyond the base. republicans will have to fight for seats in districts where the base is just a slice of the electorate and not the entire electorate. they will have to capture people in some districts, where they h

charles: well, from the federal level, there's scuttlebutt this morning that the president might addressey can't sell rifles under 18 right now. they can't sell handguns under anyone 21. so we might see some adjustments on that. also, there's concern among second amendment advocates and gun owners who understand that there are large forces out in this country who want to take away their guns period and try to use these massacres and horrific events as an opportunity to do so. so we are going down an interesting path, aren't we? >> we are. and it's a balancing test. we want to make sure that we preserve the rights of the second amendment. but that doesn't mean that they cannot be reasonably restricted, as they should. the weapons that we have today are much more destructive. and the use of weapons is so far beyond what our founders even considered. so it makes good sense every now and then to take a look back at the laws we have and our constitutional rights and understand what is in the best interest of america? that's exactly why we have a supreme court. charles: right? >> but they shou