." ♪ jonathan: coming up, a shakeup brewing in the european bond market.olitical risks spreading from italy to spain. treasuries catching a big bid. 30 year yields trading where 10 year yields were a week ago. the central bank finally stepping in, desperately trying to regain some credibility. we begin with a big issue, political risk in europe making a comeback. >> italy is the toughest call tactically here. i think, in general, six to 24 months down the road is going to be -- >> if you are long, i think not just because of the level, but because of the speed with which these assets have re-priced. >> you don't have that vast pool of money coming in backstopping the bond market and keeping peripheral spreads from widening. >> the spreads widening with italy relative to bunds, and that is having a contagion

there has been another shakeup in the white house legal team. ty cobb, the president's representative in the russia probe, is stepping down. he will be replaced by emmetep flood, alican defense lawyer who worked for president clinton during his impeachment proceedings. prioident trump's frustr with special counsel robert mueller is no secret. today on twitter he said "there was no collusion, it is a hoax, and there is no obstruction of justice. that is a set up and a trap." earlier i was joinedery our north a reporter anthony zurcher. clearly it is a very delicate phase of the russia probe. at impact will ty cobb's resignation have? anthony: the official line is maybeleaving to retire, spend more time with his grandkids or something. what type of -- but it's high ty cobb has been preaching cooperation withll robert m's probe. he wants to turn over the documents and get this over with -- the reality is that this could represent a more adversarial approach to robert mueller's investigation. you read donald trums tweet and sarah huckabee sanders g

that sha keup relating to highlights what we are having that shakeup relating to privacy laws.will return for the news briefing late in this programme, we will dig deep into those stories. for the meantime, let's focus on elections that are due to take place in a barn next week. —— iraq. the current prime minister haider al—abadi is facing a number of problems while trying to win another term. while the nation has been battling the so—called islamic state group — the country's oil capital basra has become a breeding ground for drugs and criminals. yalda hakim sent this report. is no in the basra, the time of day when a new war, a fight against criminal drugs and gangs takes over the streets. this is the elite force that goes out every night on raids to try and crack down on organised crime in this city. in the passed two years, police say they have made more than 2000 drug—related arrests. but with youth unemployment at almost 50%, the swat team has something new to hunt every night. basra was spared from occupation by the so—called islamic state group, but the richest city in

another big shakeup. >> it is. it is not unexpected.ty cobb was appointed to get all the documents together, to make sure all the interviews occurred for the special counsel. that was all done. the document production was done. he has told people that he wanted to stay on, if there was going to be an interview with the president, with the special counsel, because he wanted to be part of that interview prep, obviously. he has been the odd man out on all of this. he's been saying, oh, you know, the president, let's not rule out that the president should sit down with the special counsel. the team now says no, as we reported last night that the president's legal team, and it seems increasingly the president himself, is ready for a showdown now that could go all the way to the supreme court. that leaves ty cobb as the odd man out. so it is not surprising that he would be leaving at that point, and also being replaced by somebody, emmet flood, who has a great deal of experience in the issues of impeachment and executive privilege. and so, yo

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>> there was another shakeup in president trump's legal team, the in-house council t yx cobb retiring, emmet taking over for him end of may. sarah sanders saying emmet flood will be joining the white house staff to represent the president and administration against the russia witch hunt. ty cob will retire end of the month. if the president's attorneys agree to an interview with mueller, it likely won't be soon. with a possible summit with kim jung unlooming, there won't be time to prepare the president until some time in june. if they agree, giuliani told me they want assurances the interview would happen by the end of the summer. they said they are ready for a subpoena battle should it come to that. >> john roberts live on the north lawn. thanks. optimistic and cautious. that's how newly sworn in secretary of state mike pompeo described a meeting between kim jung unand president trump. >> we have the chance to change the course of history on the korean peninsula. we are in the beginning stages of the, wo an work and the outce unknown. >> what is known, pompeo's work is busy right no

. >>> ceo shakeup. jcpenney's boss bolts toowe's in the middle of a massive overhaul for the iconic american retailer. >>> feeling the heat. hawaii's erupting volcano has vacationers rethinking their get aways to a state that reliesil heav on tourism dollars. those sries and more tonight on "nightly business report" for this tuesday, m 22nd. >>> good evening, everybody, and wall street spent the day searching for clarity, but the answers did not come from washington.to y the president cast doubt s to whether the planned meeting with north korea's leader will take place as scheduled next month. >> there's a chance it will work out. anthere's a , a very substantial chance that it won't work out. i don't want to waste a lot of time and i'm sure he doesn't want to waste a lot of time so there's a veryubantial chance that it won't work out. that's okay. that doesn't mean it won'ttork ver a period of time but it may not work out for june 12th, but there's a good chance that we'll have the meeting. >> and that

they are about to get a bit of a shakeup. >> big mment for meghan.hat's it like the night before and is it important to be -- with your mother? were you with your mother? katty: no, i was not. it was not quite like that for me. the role for mrs. ragland tonight is to make her daughte calm, right? she's about to have this hugey aired around the world, millions will be watching and thousands will be he. if i was her and i had my mom with me, i would wt this zen yoga teacher from california to transmit. that would be my wedding gift. a bit of zen and yoga for meghan markle tonight. christian: on the hotel where they're staying. john profuno, the war secretary lt kristine at that same hotel in 1961. if you read e blush from the hotel they've hadnapologetic a-- debauchery. but not tonight. katty: not tonight. no easy way now to turn to the events here from what is unfolding in texas america. at least 10 people have been shot dead at a santa fe high school south of houston. according to some reports the shooting began as the fire alarm went off in the choo

what about the shakeup? >> there is an element of this, dave, that feels like a new phase certainly. a seriousness when you bring in emmet flood. ty cobb sort of said his position within the legal team ran its course. now as the investigation potentially moves into another phase, you bring in somebody else. having rudy is having someone who can be an attack dog and has a little bit of position to go after mueller on television or question his motivations. i'm not sure if his legal expertise is productive behind the scenes. he came in with the claim that he knows mueller well and make the investigation go away. that is a bit questionable on its face. you know, it does feel like part of this on the one hand is bringing in serious folks and then bringing people here for messaging and i don't know if i should say message discipline, but doing the pr necessary to go forward. >> many feel now the gloves are off. tal, thanks. we will check in with you in 20 minutes. >>> breaking news. release of three american host

. >>> tonight, subpoena talk and shakeups. is the president's political end game getting lost in the legal shuffle? >> i wouldn't suggest that i'm the sole voice of, you know, cooperation in the white house. >>> plus, the minority leader report. inside nancy pelosi's fight to get back the house gavel. >>> and later, political smackdown. wrestling with the state of modern politics. this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in new york city. welcome to "mtp daily." and welcome to what could be a whole new chapter in the battle between the president and the special counsel, robert mueller. president now has a new team and new tactics as the white house is under new pressure to decide if the president is going to sit down with an interview with bob muellerment in today's legal team shakeup, ty cobb who had been urging cooperation with the special counsel from the get-go is out. and emmitt flood who was on president clinton's impeachment legal team is in. according the legal times flood i

this friday the biggest shakeup of data protection laws for more than 20 years comes into force.ean union's general data protection regulation or gdpr. and it affects everyone who does business with people living in europe. and given the global nature of the internet these days that pretty much means everyone. so far you might have encountered gdpr through all those e—mails you have been receiving asking you to resubscribe to mailing lists, but lots more is changing than that come friday, and lara lewington has the highlights. the gdpr affects the big internet players in the eu, but also smaller organisations and aims to protect users because personal data. at its heart it requires everyone to design data protection into their offerings, with privacy settings too high by default. heard this before? all calls are recorded for training and security purposes. well, that may not be adequate under the gdpr, which states you must actively give your consent, rather than it be assumed and that you can withdraw that consent at any time. so in this case the company needs to wipe that call

. >> that outside counsel is going through another shakeup. ty cobb is stepping down. the lawyers plan to take another approach. cobb was uncomfortable with the president's tweets. donald trump tweeted he was happy with his lawyers two months ago and since then two of the three attorneys have left. >> and representing donald trump is emmet flood. he was part of the clinton legal team. he was one of several to turn down an invitation to join the legal staff. flood took the job because he is expected to replace don mcgahn in the coming months. president trump threatened to use the powers of the presidency to get involved. >> which powers is not exactly clear at this point. stay tuned as we say time and time again with the administration. >>> president trump said it again and again. no collusion. to hear a former campaign aide tell it, that is the robert mueller team is focused on. michael caputo. he told cnn quote it is clear they are still really focused on russia collusion. they know more about the trump campaign than anyone who worked there. >> caputo discussed the sp

. >> now to the major shakeup at the white house. another key player is leaving president trump's legal team as robert mueller appears to be increasing the pressure in the russia investigation. >> reporter: when we first asked the president was adamant he'd be more than happy to talk to special counsel robert mueller. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version? >> 100%. >> reporter: but now nearly a year later a tense standoff. so tense abc news has confirmed mueller told the president's lawyers he could be compelled to testify. john dowd the president's lead lawyer told abc news he fired back. saying this isn't some game, you are screwing with the work of the president of the united states. dowd has since left the president's legal team and today another shakeup. out, ty cobb replaced by emitt fud. >> almost everything that i was brought onto do has been accomplished. >> reporter: cobb had employed a strategy of patience with mueller. >> you'd been preaching cooperation with mueller. is that going to change? >>

there has been speculation about this spending shakeup. i think the name flood's been out there before. the president was on twitter a while ago denying he had any dissatisfaction with the legal team, saying the story wasn't anything to be believed. now it is happening. in terms of trump's own thinking do we have a sense about when and how that has shifted here? >> sure. so the president's thinking on the one hand about doing an interview, he has long wanted to do that against the counsel and advice of a number of his lawyers, although not ty cobb and outside advisors. but i will sass he has also wanted to become more aggressive. i would point that shift to when michael cohen's office was raided, his personal attorney. that's when he sort of went from preaching cooperation to wanting this more aggressive tact. i think that's one of the things you are going to see in bringing in emmitt flood. >> when we say "more aggressive," the prospect has been raised,'s we just said a second ago, of a subpoena. there's this ongoing sort of back and fort

it's expected to lead to a shakeup in standards of design and safety of materials used, like the controversialing, which helped the fire spread. the role of regulators, provision of fire escapes, and the building material used will be scrutinised. let's quickly show you financial markets in asia. i have already mentioned the fact that they are all higher on the fact that the us —— hope that the us and china could be ending this trade war. tariffs are certainly suspended for now, but not necessarily coming to fruition in the future. we will keep you across how they do get on. news briefing in a moment. community policing has undergone a sharp decline in the last decade, according to a new report. independent think tank, the police foundation, says resources are being used up to respond to incidents and investigate crimes, rather than engage with local neighbourhoods. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw reports. what's happened to the bobby on the beat? ten years ago after significant investment, there were almost 30,000 neighbourhood police and community support officers across england an

let's get more on this executive shakeup in the retail industry.ome of the tenure of marvin ellison -- is there something for lowe's to be excited about, given that shares of jcpenney dropped under his watch? >> while shares of jcpenney did struggle under his watch, he does come with extensive home-improvement background at home depot. the opportunity come in our view, is really the execution. could he improve execution at lowe's and narrow the gap it has with home depot? vonnie: yes, that will be a fascinating thing to watch. led by ais going to be group of people. it is very dodgy, to say the least, for the 112,000 employees at jcpenney, particularly at a kohl'shen macy's and are surprising to the upside. poonam: i think it is a big distraction for jcpenney. when you look at how he has been led in the past 10 years from he 360letely to a company in a here, and then comes marvin ellison, who is adding big-ticket items to diversify the apparel space. both strategies are different, on the shakeup in terms of who will be next to lead jcpenney is a ke

miracle-gro. >>> new information about the president's legal shakeup.ni is speak ougt to reporters about the possibility of special counsel robert mueller. >> when you are in the middle of investigation, you can lose objectivity, is are they objective about the president's interview meaning do they have an open mind that he will be telling a truth and comey may be lying. if they have an open mind to that, then this is something we will consider. if they don't, then given the irregularities of the investigation, well be foolish to have him be interviewed. >> it is certainly a big if. the president has been in exactly that setting before giving depositions as private citizens. here is randi kaye on how some of those turned out. >> reporter: if it was a test of honesty, the future president didn't fair well. lawyers asked about trump's boast regarding how much he was paid for a 2005 speech he gave as new york city's learning annex. trump, i was paid more than a million dollars saying the same thing to larry king in 2005. >> you got a million dollars for ap

. -- is thisave shakeup in the legal team a sign mueller investigation is nowhere near its end? it does not necessarily indicate that. it does signal that they are taking a more aggressive tack against the investigation. he will assert executive privilege in a way they have not done to this point. erey will challenge muell either in private negotiations or in a court of law. i think bob mueller recognizes that the midterm elections are coming up in november, and my guess is he is making a strong push to wrap up what he is doing by the end of the summer so it does not interfere with that. david: when you were prosecutor for the new york district, is this the same thing when it is the president of the united states? juryis audience really a or the american people and house of representatives? daniel: i was going to add congress because that is a lot of what this is about. it is not just about a grand jury or trial jury. bobink it is unlikely mueller will charge the president with crimes while he is sitting. if it does go to congress for impeachment, i think a lot of what the presi

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to a that is going to lead significant shakeup of the industry as soon as this winter.e airlines is certainly can't survive this winter with oil at $80 a barrel. guy: sam, let's talk about the rate market. the interesting part of it is that this is another deal. >> this is according to the expansion of newspaper out in spain. over 1.5 billion euros. it is interesting the expansion has this today on the sidelines. it is interesting to see that we have this report out of this newspaper. today, the stock where it trades and also will be focusing on iag and where that goes in the u.k. market. guy: thank you very much, indeed. you can get the very latest on the stock story from our equities team. you can find it on the mobile at as well. coming up on friday, st. petersburg, russia's president speaks alongside his french counterpart. japan's prime minister. all that moderated by a bloomberg editor. watch it live on bloomberg tv. here on bloomberg radio. european futures pointing positive on the trade truce. italy in focus. a lot of ex-dividends in italy today. be aware of tha

. >> coming up, a shakeup in the european bond market. political risks spreading from italy to spain. trading were 10 year yields were a week ago. desperately trying to regain some credibility. we begin with a big issue, political risk in europe making a comeback. >> italy is the toughest call tactically here. six to 20 months around dust down the road. theix to 20 months around road. >> backstopping the bond market and keeping peripheral spreads from widening. >> the spreads widening from italy, that is having a contagion effect with some of the other peripheral markets. >> we prefer u.s. treasuries are european sovereign bonds. debtaly has quite a lot of but you have to look at the coupons that they are going to replace. >> the europe story has run its course. there is a lot of money that left. >> joining me around the table is henry peabody. cyberonicsrg's lee -- and bloomberg's lisa abramowicz. henry, i want to begin with you. why is so much of this happening in europe at the front end? we have seen volume explode, intraday moves for

. >>> shakeup among staff members at the white house may be coming. this comes after the controversial remarks about senator john mccain were leaked. that is straight ahead. >>> still working on a crash in oakland that has messed things up here in downtown. we still have a couple of lanes closed. and traffic meanwhile is slowing down on the way south. >>> if you're a fan of big fog banks, my forecast is the cat's meow. 50s, 60s on a lot of these temps. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. 5:34. fire investigators looking for the cause of a fire alarm house fire that destroyed one home and damaged three others. the flames moved fast through a line of cypress trees on cassidy street. not far from tennessee street. there were strong winds pushing the flames so fast that vallejo called and help from venetia, napa, fairfield, and system city. neighbors say the worry about the property for weeks because it seemed really cluttered. firefighters say there was some fire damage to three other homes but everyone was able to get out safely. >>> new talk of another

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the president's shakeup says number 1, they might be ready to adopt a more aggressive posture with the special counsel and number 2, means that they might be ready to sit down with the special counsel and negotiate the circumstances under which the president could testify. changes are afoot and we're starting to enter the final phase of this investigation. >> neil: and emmet was the impeachment attorney for bill clinton. i'm wondering if this is a backstop measure on the administration to consider what they don't want to consider that it gets to that. >> that's possible. i'm sure they're aware of that line on his resume. at the same time, they value flood because he knows how to talk the talk that bob mueller is talking. he knows how to negotiate and defend a defendant in this situation and he's a serious guy. he's a heavy hitter. a big move for the president. >> neil: what about john dowd, the former attorney? he said it would not be a good idea to talk to mueller. many have argued it's a slippery slope. once you go there, it doesn't end there. two to three hours might be a good goal

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plus new details about another shakeup in the president's legal team.meade is here with the more to know segment where he promises to tell us something we don't know in "the daily briefing." >> melissa: fox news alert. rudy giuliani shooting down the interview of president trump and mueller. this is after we learn that ty cobb is set to retire at the end of the month. bring in the power panel. founder and former hiller hillary clinton staffer. zack. and jason chaffetz. start with the idea that ty cobb is out and flood is in. what do you know and what do you think? >> rudy giuliani sounds like he has the helm here and is driving to make a lot of the decisions. like he is a powerful personality and he has known president trump for a long, long time. a great deal of respect there. the president of giuliani is threatening to shake up the legal team. my best guess. >> melissa: that is an interesting way to look at it. of course, rudy giuliani is leading his personal outside counsel for the president. now the emersion of emmet flood to come in and represent t

there's a major shakeup at the san francisco police officers association. martin heller, the union president, has stepped down after holding that title since 2013. he's being replaced by union vice president tony montoya. a former union president told the chronicle he left because dealing with city hall and police commission politics wore him down. earlier this week, the san francisco board of supervisors rejected two of mayor mark farrell's nominations to the police commission. the nominees received as being too close to the police union. coming up today at 7:30 this morning, san francisco supervisor malia cohen will join us here in the mornings on 2 studio to talk about the changes in the police department and the police commission. >>> right now, we want to check in with sal for the early morning traffic report. sal, how does it look out there? >> it's looking good. when the traffic is looking good, i prime myself watching the news, and all the son it's my turn. not a lot going on. one thing that i will tell you about in just a moment. we will start with

to beverly to a shakeup of the industry as early as this winter.se companies will not be able to survive this winter with oil at $80 a barrel. the rate and speed of that shakeup will determine future earnings. for the moment, we are being pessimistic on pricing. assuming that nobody disappears this winter, which i think is unrealistic. there will be above average thinkty growth, so i fares will be flat. there is no doubt that fares will rise. there tends to be a 12 month lag between fuel and airfares. think it is a question of timing. anna: i have this chart that shows the jet fuel price. you talk about your hedging. this sounds like it could be a positive story for ryanair. you don't see it that way? >> we are hugely profitable. questionbsolutely no -- the question is what is the region scared of? norwegianirlines like at $40ge losses with oil a barrel. does the region go bust or will iag has taken a fight since taking norwegian. we don't know. those will be key issues for the next 12 months. there.have a good cough time,peak for a long that will

coming up, the sugar industry heads for a shakeup. will talk to a sugar and ethanol manager for the company. we discuss it edge."rg's "commodities ♪ alix:alix: i am alix steel. this is bloomberg's "commodities edge." it is time for what you need to know in the world of alternative energy, solar stocks got a big boost as californians took a giant step, becoming the first state that requires all new homes have solar power. joining me now is bloomberg's new energy finance. walk me through what california did. >> the california energy commission has introduced a mandate requiring all new built homes and multifamily homes have solar installed from 2020. alix: that means there has to be a lot of supply. i thought you did not have a lot because it was too expensive, why is california different? >> there's plenty of solar, it has been the largest market. is its unusual about this has been forced into the marketplace regardless of economics and how much it makes sense or they will have solar by 2020. alix: we have a chart that shows increase f

a recent shakeup designed to revive the app have not gone well. growth slowed even more the first quarter amid public backlash. revenue gains will be even smaller in this upcoming quarter. the ceo says the changes will work eventually. that is your bloomberg business flash. juliette their unmatched diverse range of stories. there on that diverse range of stories. the brexit war cabinet is due to meet to discuss the future of the u.k. trading relationship with the european union. are meetingiators in brussels. a want to talk about on that front this weekend. -- a lot to talk about on that front this weekend. let's take these issues one at a time. there are complex suggestions. no matter what complex solutions if the. comes up with, european union doesn't like them, that is the end of that? what has been proposed is quite unique and complex. game is part of the approach of the u.k. of trying to show decisions, this custom arrangement where the u.k. is operating the customs border for , with importsnion into the united kingdom. i think what we are he

and i think this will be an economic shakeup of the kind that britain has not seen really during, since the '70s but you lots of businesses are anxious about what that means. on brexit, germany corban has a fine line because its coalition to been set. this is party that is caring seats in the north of england that gave 70% vote to brexit and seats in in front of the gates 10% vote to remain. jeremy corbyn has the remarkably ambiguous about what he believes should be the best brexit model. on the one hand, he is saying let's get out of the single other hand, he is saying let's be for customs union. that's seem to be roughly where he is and as far as he is willing to go. there's a lot of pressure inside to get them to commit to the single market but if he hasn't already then when willie. on the broader foreign-policy issue this is somebody that has been very critical of the uk's foreign-policy interventions pretty much for the past 30 years. somebody who was willingly engaged with terrorist sympathizers with groups and organizations that really have had no formal channel of communications

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. >>> the major shakeup for president trump's legal team. his lead attorney on the russia probe out, a clinton impeachment lawyer in and new questions could mueller subpoena the president. >>> new tornado threat, tens of millions at risk for a major outbreak. al roker is tracking it. >>> new police body cam from the las vegas massacre. for the first time, see what deputies encountered when they breached the sniper's nest and skipping college with tuition rising and student loan debt soaring, even other students are saying it's not worth it. ♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and thank you for being here. it was a horrifying scene in savannah, georgia today as a four-engine military plane fell from the sky exploding on a busy highway into a ball of flame and smokes. cameras capturing the final seconds just after take off. there were nine people aboard the puerto rico c-130. gabe gutierrez has late details tonight from the scene. >> reporter: this surveillance video captured the moments the plane plum

. >>> there's new talk about another possible shakeup at the white house among the staff there. that's after leaks from the staff about senior communications aide kelly sadler. she reportedly dismissed concerns of senator john mccain's opposition to the nomination of gina haspel for cia director by saying, quote, he's dying anyway. the white house has not apologized for those remarks. sources are telling fox news there is disappointment staff made public information in a private meeting. >>> a 9-year-old boy suffered minor injuries after a bounce house was blown away with him still inside. it happened saturday afternoon in san bernardino county. authorities say strong winds ripped the bounce house and from its mooring. as the inflatable structure rolled onto a highway and hit a vehicle. the child was taken to the hospital but officials say he will be okay. deputies say the driver was not hurt but was certainly shook up . >>> nasa plans to send a small helicopter to mars on its next mission. take a look at this animation from nasa. showing what the helicopter will look like. it's

." ♪ jonathan: coming up, a shakeup brewing in the european bond market.olitical risks spreading from italy to spain. treasuries catching a big bid. 30 year yields trading where 10 year yields were a week ago. the central bank finally stepping in, desperately trying to regain some credibility. we begin with a big issue, political risk in europe making a comeback. >> italy is the toughest call tactically here. i think, in general, six to 24 months down the road is going to be -- >> if you are long, i think not just because of the level, but because of the speed with which these assets have re-priced. >> you don't have that vast pool of money coming in backstopping the bond market and keeping peripheral spreads from widening. >> the spreads widening with italy relative to bunds, and that is having a contagion effect with some of the other peripheral markets. >> we prefer u.s. treasuries or european sovereign bonds. >> italy has quite a lot of debt, but you have to look at the coupons of the bonds which are maturing and the coupons that they are going to repl

. >>> the major shakeup for president trump's legal team. his lead attorney on the russia probe out, a clinton impeachment lawyer in and new questions could mueller subpoena the president. >>> new tornado threat, tens of millions at ri

. >>> there is talk of another shakeup at the white house. the trump administration is reportedly concerned about a leak comment made during a meeting. the comment about senator john mccain is being called crude and tasteless. fox news correspondent allison barber reports. >> reporter: the white house respects senator mccain and have not apologized for the comment about him. much of the focus from the white house seems to be on the leak itself. senior white house sources tell fox news that there is so much disappointment about the situation and the lease related to it, that staff changes are  likely on the way. here is deputy press secretary -- deputy press secretary talking about it. >> i was not in the meeting. >> you are denying it? >> i am not denying it, i was not in the meeting. >> it sounds like she said it, was it kind? >> i heard that as well. look. those comments whether they were made or not made, there were reports in there obviously about the internal workings of that meeting that should not be made public. >> senior administra

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