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representative chris shays from connecticut served to senior member of the finance and homeland security committees was chairman of the government oversights national security committee with jurisdiction over both the defense department and the state department he's a good friend he joins us from washington all right what's your reaction to the commander in chief's description of syria as sand and death well it is said in death that part of the problem is though and he said i'm taking the troops out he said we've already won so it's just hard to know you know what he says and when he says it and what it means but the bottom line is we can go back a long ways and we can go back to even my vote going into iraq and we opened the door to iran and we didn't find weapons of mass destruction so there's a lot of history here but the thing i would like for my president is i would like my president to teach listen learn help and teach and explain and they. create a good dialogue about you know really where are we in syria bashir is there russia is there they weren't before i says potentially could

and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return danielle shay of simpler training and add a measure of adam at training will join us to look at some key company stocks as q four earnings are starting to roll in and iconic retailer sears which has been going through a bankruptcy is not dead yet the malls for joins us with the details as we go to break here the numbers of the closings fell back in a flash. sounds or maybe. did. happen. back to where they were back here again part of this. and trump when he was running in two thousand and sixteen articulated a vision of foreign policy that was clearly at odds with what you would consider the sort of post-war liberal international consensus that that american one policy is held and there might be some claim that there are elements of that critique that have some validity here's the problem though it's not enough to offer a critic you can say that there are problems with the existing foreign policy and then you have to offer something that's better person period alternatives and this is where i think trump is has failed

at least to the year also in markets we're joined by john grace of investors advantage and danielle shay of simpler trading welcome to you both danielle let's start with you which could be that companies and or the stocks which could really sort of bear better in a government shutdown whether or not this one actually stops you know it will only go till the fifteenth of february so we might have another one after that if president trump doesn't get his then a-d. border wall project what do you think which might be a good investment stand you know so what i'm looking at here in the case of the government shutdown or really any other instance in the news that's causing volatility is i want to look at the phoenix stocks these are the stocks that have risen from the ashes the quickest and the fastest after the selloff that we saw and december and particularly what i'm looking at right now are sectors such as the semiconductor sectors and the cloud stocks as well because you know at the end of the day they're very fundamentally sound and the technicals got a little bit wrecked but once the mar

exchange up just a little bit on the week we hope you'll stay with us coming up we've got danielle shay and john grace to talk about what what type of stock companies you may want to invest in during a government shutdown too will be resilient plus column cook's media buff and tech buff will be with us to talk about netflix and more will be back in a flash here the daily numbers from new york at the closing bell. wolf like there's someone else living inside of me or controlling my body. the byproduct of that drug is the cause like some peer pressure. because it literally made him into a zombie it's crazy. you know we don't have to do anything it's not our fault since crazy and all that. here's a con addict takes a long time to get rid of. bagel you know right location. oh you'll be able through. all of us who wrote and old out. between the united states and russia. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to tikrit the demonstrations

new news rather about the global economy and china growth our economies and markets doing danielle shay and steve malzberg are standing by to tell us plus it might warm your heart and sound fantastic to hear about an alliance to end waste in plastic but you'll be less enthusiastic when alex behala bitch tells us more about the group and later we'll bring you a walk around and talk with exhibitors at the north american big coin conference we don't have time to get it to you on our last broadcast but we have it today from a crypto artist to a hollywood t.v. producer it was an eclectic and electric group of people all that directly had but first we had some headlines let's go. darkening prospects for the world economy lead our global report today as the international monetary fund once again downgrades its forecast for a world in twenty nineteen i.m.f. researchers now say they expect the global economy to grow at a rate of three point five percent this year that's is the second downward determination by the i.m.f. last summer they expected twenty one thousand to grow four tenths of a perce

and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return danielle shay of simpler training and a measure of add america trading will join us to look at some key company stocks as q four earnings are starting to roll in and iconic retailer sears which has been going through a bankruptcy is not dead yet the malls for joins us with the details as we go to break here the numbers of the closings fell back into place. there's albeit a whole cost going on in america for profit and the drug companies are killing millions of americans for profit and no politician does anything about it i mean i look around the world and i see these relational and the france protests and i see that is growing and growing globally and john locke said in sixteen ninety i believe that if the social contract was broken it's up to the people to revolt the social contract has been shattered revolution is in the sack. that entire collection of countries and regions that have been the main economic. players for decades now over time they're going to become this much more players of the world is going to evol

of that association and today a scout shai joined me and i asked him just play exactly what his group meant by that. time is running out to be prepared for a non you know deal breaks it situation because this is the worst situation that we could imagine because there's a lot of transfer of the a lot of sign of services for customers of german banks done in london that means that over the last months would be. very hard execution on how this services could be provided in the situation of a no deal this is very serious could be very dangerous if you are not prepared so what you're saying essentially is that german banks have already been preparing for the eventuality of absolutely no deal i mean how strenuous has that been no deal means that there is no longer a legal basis for all this service is done actually on this passport in the agreement which means that you don't need any additional license or so for what you're doing in london we went through all these operations are thousands of people over the last months with all banks all customers to find out if there is no longer a legal

. >> "pretty little liars" shay mitchell and penn badgley are promoting their netflix series, "you."he thriller first remeered on lifetime last fall, but once it began streaming on netflix, it is on track to be watched by 40 million viewers. here's why it makes the bingeworthy watch list. ♪ i want you to want me >> it's got romance, sex and a sweet guy with good hair saying swoonworthy lines to his girl. >> i'll be that guy. the one who sees you. you deserve that. >> only slight problem is he's a stalker and a murderer. >> i was disturbed. this guy, i'm really conflicted about him and bringing him to life. >> great writing and twisted drama makes "you" super bingeworthy, and millie bob by brown got heat for this post. >> i'm obsessed with it. i'm binge watching it. >> creepy stalking and killing is not okay. one tweet said, kidnap me, please. penn replied, no thanks. another one, you're gorgeous. i can see past that crazy. he said, but you're supposed to see past my face to the crazy. it's the other way. >> i wake up to find i have a million followers. i don't know what to say becaus

host: shai akabas, on that last point, we get this question a lot. not use foreign aid money for a specific project? your thoughts on using that or reappropriated that? guest: foreign aid is a very small portion of the federal government. it is less than 1% of everything we spend. there is certainly more than $5.7 billion, which is what the but ations are over, this point in negotiations that are happening between democrats and republicans are not so much over the dollar amount. it has become a nominal disagreement over whether we build something that is a concrete wall built by mexico or no wall. i think there is a lot of room in between. we have a lot of barriers already on the southern border. i'm not an expert but we have been shown pictures of border walls or fencing in place. we are talking about whether there will be enhancement to that structure. the dollar amount has already been negotiated in a close -- they are close on it, shutting the government down over a rhetorical disagreement would be silly. host: your expertise is the federal fundi

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representative chris shays from connecticut servicing a member of the finance and homeland security committees was chairman of the government oversights national security committee with jurisdiction over both the defense department and the state department he's a good friend he joins us from washington all right what's your reaction to the commander in chief's description of syria as sand and death well it is said in death that part of the problem is though when he said i'm taking the troops out he said we've already won so it's just hard to know you know what he says and when he says it and what it means but the bottom line is we can go back a long ways and we can go back to even my vote going into iraq and we opened the door to iran and we didn't find weapons of mass destruction so there's a lot of history here but the thing i would like for my president is i would like my president to teach listen learn help. and teach and explain and then create a good dialogue about you know really where are we in syria bashir is there russia is there they weren't before i says potentially could be reborn

clear enough point, then reiterated in the last week by dennis shay, us ambassador to the wto. and you should live up to your notification responsibilities. so, transparency. which the us has now tabled the proposal cosponsored by the eu and japan and costa rica and several, argentina is included. so it is the first initiative for changing the rules that has now been tabled. and we will see how it turns out. papers have been tabled, as i mentioned, the canadians have detailed papers. the eu has a detailed paper, china does. reform will be at least considered and i would think will take place. it is a good time for an acceleration. i know peterson institute has done a lot on this subject, but it's a good time to think about what should the reforms be? going beyond the ones i have just mentioned, if you have a system of governance, usually it has actually three branches no matter what government it is. some of them tend to be concentrated in one person. i have visited some of those places, but you have an executive function who is going to monitor? who is going to make sure there

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to go shay sions the transpacific trade tussle took another combo with news reports today u.s. trade representative robert light hisor a reputed a hard liner on china policy is saying the troubled ministration may lead to more tariffs against china and is warning that he will not accept empty promises from the other side of the table the ambassador has designated has been designated as a u.s. lead negotiator in talks aimed at resettling the us china trade negotiations by march first sectors of the global economy are taking downward dips to ring in the new year one area has managed to make gains and even hit record highs precious metals on wednesday gold hit its highest peak since june fifteenth of last year hovering at around one thousand two hundred eighty five dollars per ounce today this follows a slide in.

months but he didn't fire the whole deal bill in the last segment i asked former congressman chris shays this question can you recall another time in modern history when respected military leaders the leaders of issues so many warnings about a president he said he could not could you know not at all not at all you know you may go back to douglas macarthur and harry truman for open fights between not that you are all of that but open faced with tuner president and a general but not in modern times and you know you add to that. what former general four star general stanley mcchrystal said about president trump just last sunday on a.b.c. where he said the man is immoral and does not tell the truth and there's no way he would go to work for him i mean we saw larry remember in the beginning. trump surrounded himself with general service general mcmaster and general kelly it's you know general mattis all the generals are gone i think the only thing left is general chaos in the white house but those people that we thought were going to be . if you will the adults in the room bringing some contr

new news rather about the global economy and china growth our economies and markets doing danielle shay and steve malzberg are standing by to tell us plus it might warm your heart and sound fantastic to hear about an alliance to end waste in plastic but you'll be less enthusiastic when alex behala bitch tells us more about the group and later we'll bring you a walk around and talk with exhibitors at the north american big coin conference we don't have time to get it to you on our last broadcast but we have it today from a crypto artist to a hollywood t.v. producer it was an eclectic and electric group of people all that directly had but first we had some headlines let's go. darkening prospects for the world economy leader global report today as the international monetary fund once again downgrades its forecast for a world in twenty nineteen i.m.f. researchers now say they expect the. global economy to grow at a rate of three point five percent this year that is the second downward determination by the i.m.f. last summer they expected twenty one thousand to grow four tenths of a percent

down the market moves with stocks that could just look the impacted by a government shutdown danielle shay and john grace will join us and later attacked . media guru and host of the big picture apollo and cook joined us a talk about ford motors and the future of that place all that directly in our sight but first we had right to some headlines let's go to. governmental gamesmanship in the united states leads our global report today as u.s. president.

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coming up next out of my colleagues will receive shays in the studio with a review of this week's top stories that national is going underground what in the u.k. niland sketch ready for sputnik. time after time do you know what you're going on the ground while we're away for christmas with screenings of your favorite episodes of this season coming up in this year with the british government in chaos we speak to someone who once received the biggest individual democratic mandate in the european union a long time cooperated jeremy called in ken livingstone's. and the agreement to lift sanctions on any track record one to see improvement in the field peace and security and the positive steps every train is taking to meet the demands of the security council while britain continues economic warfare all around the world what's behind it voting to drop the un sanctions against the fact the linchpin of global security eritrea last week told class in golden age hollywood and the ogre of show business with the son of joan collins author an artist alexander newly all the more coming up in today'

and here take a closer look at economies and markets our friends danielle shay of simpler trading and conservative commentator steve malzberg welcome guys thanks for being with us again steve let's start with you in the u.s. you know it's been two years and one day since donald trump took over what was already a growing economy and it really continued going to greater heights but now many are questioning if it will or can continue steve what's your take. well one day you and i will sit down have a great debate over how effective the obama recovery was but that's beside the point yeah i look i mean g.d.p. in the second quarter of two thousand and eighteen was four point two percent and in the third quarter as you well know went down to three point four percent where's it going to be come come the fourth quarter report you know with the with the government shutdown and everything else however having said that that's still a good number and so are the unemployment numbers as you know record low unemployment the lowest since one nine hundred sixty one when you talk of a sixty nine when yo

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what oakland raiders shays say she is doing well and what promises she has not kept. >>> the government shutdown entering its 3rd week with no end insight. >> the president talked to lawmakers. this is a live look at the white house where the president is just 24 hours away from taking his case for a border wall directly to the people in a live televised address. he will speak from the oval office explaining why he wants a $5.7 billion to protect americans from what he sees as a national security crisis. the president will follow up the address with a trip to the border on thursday. democratic leaders insist there will be no more discussions until the government is reopened. >>> if when every time he throws a tantrum and demands he get his way unless the government will be shut down. >> in the last hour we learned senator shuman and nancy pelosi released a statement demanding equal time if the networks carry the president speech. we will have live coverage of the president's address tomorrow evening at 6 our time. right here on kpix 5. >>> on the struggle for families trying to make end

shays building in seneca, new york, is reopened by the renovations by historic tax credits. built in 1929, the movie theater was the anchor of the nce thriving seneca street business. historic tax credits added more than $1 million to this historic preservation project. there's new hope and optimism about the future of seneca street because of the vision of developer jake snyder. and his wise use of the federal historic tax credit program that made the shays seneca project a reality. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today on law enforcement appreciation day to commend law enforcement officers throughout our nation who answer the call to serve their communities. this day is designated annually on january 9 to show

breakfast this morning, when it came to finding footage for their music video, country stars dan and shay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. good morning. here's a summary of the main stories from bbc news. the bbc has found a postcode lottery in gp care — with doctors in some parts of england struggling with three times as many patients as those in other parts of the country. the royal college of gps says it's clear that some areas have a significant shortage of doctors. nhs bosses say the extra investment being made in the health service would relieve the pressures, but doctors's leaders described the findings as shocking. we know that patients are really struggling to get appointments to see gps. it does vary across the country, and in many areas, patients tell us they can't see the doctors that they want to see, they cannot get an appointment at the time of their choosing, and most importantly, sometimes they can't get an appointment at all, and that is potentially very serious. south korea has welcomed the prospect of a secon

timeses" reporting cuba is herr about matthew who did infamous reporting 1957 i think it was even shayd, it was the matthews arlg article in the new york times that resurrected us it was very true and john kerry after that meeting he would also go and he would testify before the senate foreign relations committee about our troops committing war crimes in vietnam. reminisce isn't a in fashion of conas they put it. khan -- that's right. it was the great estrogen side dal maniac earth has ever known and cut 11% of the world population. that's awful that he would say that, of course, that came back to bite him in 2004 with the swiss -- >> still nominated. so that's exactly. he was the democratic nominee, and in 2004, so not only did they really not complain about about that much on their side but allowed to go point to become a junior senator for massachusetts under ted kennedy senior smart and got the nomination in 2004. so --r the media the liberal media has incredible ability to ignore the glacier right, and focus on something else or look under every rock or bugaboo under eve bed when

trump's homage to saudi arabia, yellow for friendship in head singi, and doll shay and gabbana in italyered in using first lady style to create a feeling. showing women's chic simplicity was part of camelot, and america followed. >> i want to ask about your wardrobe. i'm guessing about $60 grand? >> actually this is a j. crew ensemble. >> michelle obama dressed as a realistic image of a working mom, appealing to a broad base, with moderately priced outfits reflecting the tighter economic times, proving she was paying attention to the political climate. whether or not what a first lady wears should matter is still up for debate, but one thing is clear, what she wears, what her style says, all of those are a window into her personality. kate bennett, cnn, washington. >>> thanks to the always stylish kate bennett. be sure to watch the premiere tomorrow right here at 9:00 p.m. >>> my colleague s.e. cupp continues our news right after a quick break. (clapping) every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. ( ♪ ) t

we've known that roger stone was texting and e-mailing two shays trying to get them to figure out what assange has we've been reporting on that for months here is a very clear narrative, a timeline that goes through all of those messages, and alleges that lying to congress and that's pretty clear in the indictment. >> all right scott, i want to ask you here, a look at "the new york times" report during the presidential campaign and the transition, the president at least 17 campaign officials and advisers had contacts with russia and wikileaks with more than 100 exchanges and meetings so do those, exchanges, meetings equal krimts "the new york times" is using its reporting in court documents and report there to congress with that. >> i'm not sure it proves that it committed a crime the one thing that fas knighted me as a former prosecutor and white color criminal defense lawyer now is, what is a u.s. presidential campaign during and after the campaign doing having 100 contacts with a foreign government that is an enemy of the united states of america why? can anybody come up with one re

matt shay, head of the nrf, i did a podcast yesterday with him, and this is what we talked about. okay, china obviously poses a risk with increased tariffs. china labor has been increasing the time loof manufacturing has already moved outside of china probably the average of -- it's about 20% of their manufacturing is exposed to china. it's not a disaster. you know, it's certainly going to be under transition that transition -- >> is it going to move back to the united states? >> for a couple of retailers, they have brought some of the sourcing back because it reduces lead times >> speak about wages in retail and active gone up and up and up it's not logical to think that the cost structure can be transferred back to the u.s. >> i'm easily confused especially at 5:47 macy's was -- the stock was a disaster >> they've gotten all these mixed signals. >> master card said retail was up 5%. however, again, great number the best we've had in years. this is the problem. it's like the great divide continues. you look at macy's their two-year comp was 2% if this is the bestenvironment we've

shay adams then equalised just seconds later for the visitors.et today at the australian open came as defending champion caroline wozniacki was been knocked out, by maria sharapova. the five—time grand slam winner returned from a doping ban in april of 2017 — and has struggled with injuries since. but took a tight third set to secure what she said was a "really rewarding" victory. .. i thought it was, as usual, as expected, a physical map. didn't have to be. in some ways. but i felt like even in the longer rallies i did a good job of winning those. i put a lot of pressure on her. those we re put a lot of pressure on her. those were the rallies that i think many yea rs were the rallies that i think many years ago, she used to win, i thought he did a greatjob of getting a higher percentage of wins in those. birthday girl angelique kerber thrashed australian wild card kimberly birrell 6—1 6—0, injust 58 minutes. the former world number one turned 31 today. while 2009 champion rafael nadal is also through to the last 16... there was lots of support f

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and it has, of course, also become something of a clish they shay to say oh, but trump gets away withngs and he's not held accountable for his lies. look at the facts. six former aides invited. an open criminal probe. his team is not getting away with everything. roasted and toasted for broken promises by conservatives, which shows that the falsehoods did hurt him in the shutdown fight. so you know trump's lawyers? they always say they don't want him to talk or to testify because mueller would spring a perjury trap. but trump is in trouble because of lies he told all by himself. he is living in a perjury trap house he built himself. and maybe that's very 2019 as well, from a wall to a cave to a trap house. legally, it's too early to know if trump made any false statements that amount to perjury. some supporters say it's too late to put up with his false statements anymore. >> you want to -- >> 37. >> i'm telling you how to get trump. he promised something for 18 months, and he lied about it. that's how you get trump. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you tak

the host started strongly but two wickets from ben stokes before tea and james anderson removing shai on what looks like a good batting wicket. west indies are currently 218—4 with play due to finish around 9:15pm. after their 9—0 demolition of burton albion at the etihad, the league cup holders manchester city have fielded a strong team in the return leg. sergio aguero, riyad mahrez and kevin de bruyne all start despite the lead. it is already 1—0 with aguero on the scoresheet. that is 10—0 on aggregate. 11 goals is the record and several teams have that. juventus striker gonzalo higuain was just "a few hours away" from completing his loan move to chelsea this afternoon, that's according to their manager maurizio sarri. the 31—year—old argentine has been on loan at ac milan and has scored eight goals this season. the club failed to register him by midday so he can't play against spurs in the league cup semi—final tomorrow night. in my first season in naples, he scored 36 goals and did very well. he did it very, very well. for sure, he is one of the best strikers in my career. david b

18% joining us now to break down what's happening in retail after a strong holiday season is matt shayent. thank you for coming in. >> nice to see you >> i realize it's the annual event taking place, but it's happening at a time when the stock market is definitely questioning what retail strategy is out there we did see pretty decent numbers overall for the holiday season, and yet you have all these concerns about retailers that are not going to be able to remake themselves and that are dealing with a really shifting genre right now. how do you respond to that what happens >> we are in the middle of a really big week. we've got 30,000 people here lots of senior executives, many of whom we've had conversations with andrew and i were just talking about the conversation i had yesterd yesterday. and thing, i guess i would put it this way. what we saw last week seemed to be a mixed bag in terms of the way the street reacted to some of the performance but in talking to these ceos and virtually everybody i had a conversation with, there's agreement that the consumer remains at a very strong p

so when you shay what is it passed by congress, it was other presidents have used it.ly often. i have the absolute right to declare a national emergency i haven't done it yet. i may do it. if this doesn't work out, probably i am do it. i would almost say definitely. >> how much longer before you would declare a national emergency? >> this is a national emergency. >> why haven't you declared a national emergency >> because i would like to do the deal through congress and because it makes sense to do it through congress, but the easy route for me would have been calling a national emergency and do it. i will tell you. this is a tremendous crisis at the border look at president obama's statements from the past numerous statements where he calls it a crisis. this is a crisis you have human trafficking you have drugs you have criminals coming in you have gangs, ms-13. we're taking them out by the thousand and bringing them back. this is a crisis, and they don't come in at the checkpoint which they do also, but they go in between the checkpoints where you don't have any barr

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