covington, louisiana, then went to new orleans, and then went to baton rouge, to lafayette, drove up to shreveport and came back to new orleans -- all in one day. and others would have been tired. he was energized. he taught me about social media. folks would come up to him and wish to have their picture taken. he was take a selfie and he would say, post it on facebook. and sure enough they d and in that way, his contact with people would from just the group meeting -- always incredibly well attended -- to the individual meeting, to everybody who those folks are reaching out to facebook. but even that is not the story of which i wish to tell. we're in this incredibly intense schedule in which we are meeting one person after of another and in -- after another, and in slovenia port as we're talking out, a fellow handed john mccain a in a moment he said, senator, that is fellow who is a fellow vietnam vet. he is in the hospital now and cannot come. and he would love to hear from you. and here is his phone number. so we get in the car and john picks up his phone and he calls. and he says, hello, my fr

, louisiana, than to send it to boughten rouge to shreveport, louisiana, and that was because of postals governed by u.n. treaty. that's gone now. that's a good thing it's gone. we're encouraging companies to setup in shanghai than setting up in cleave port or any other city in the united states. i'm pleased to say our effortsoon that have come to fruition >> i mean those types of issues aside which of course seems like a bit of market inefficiency, on the one hand you have a president who's very fixated on the goods based trade deficit. on the other hand, a lot of people who have looked at this scene for a while say it's really about intellectual policies and technology transfer and structural things are going to take a while to have any big impact on the trade flow >> i think all of that is an issue, but the fact is china will bend any wto regulation to their advantage, and that is a disadvantage to our workers. including subsidized goods and sending them to third countries in an effort to evade direct tariffs against china. now, that is wrong and clearly the president has to have a t

it will assist local police in an investigation after an african-american mayoral candidate in shreveporthreatened with lynching if he did not drop out of the race. steven jackskson says someone placed an envelope containing a threatening note at his home, reading "leave our statue & property alone & get out of the n-word," along with a caricature of jackson with his head in a noose and the word, "rope" underneath. jackson is a county commissioner who was part of a 7-5 vote last october in favor of removing a statue honoring confederate soldiers outside the caddo parish courthouse. and in immigration news, a group of children and teenagers who have been separated from their parents for years as a result of u.s. deportation policies are planning to travel to the border in texas in early septembeber to reunite with their deported parents and demand immigration authorities allow their parents to return to the united states. these are twtwo membmbers of the group, movement of migrant women and their families, guadalupe and miguel angel gonzalez, a brother and sister who are planning to travel

. >> i'm from shreveport, louisiana. there is discussion today that roe v. wade may be overruled because that decision does not fit the text and language of the constitution or the original intent of the constitution. assuming that to be true for this question, if it is reversed, dozen that call into -- does that not call into question the supreme court's decision stating the corporation is a person and a corporation has religious rights because those two issues are not found in the text or language of the constitution or the original intent of the constitution? justice breyer: yeah, because -- this is the problem. i have managed so far to stay away from it and i think i will still stay away from it. if you are really interested in some of the things which you put in a minor part of this, but a very interesting book i read recently by a professor at ucla called adam winkler on the history of corporations being a person. and if you get interested in that subject, which i am not sure you are. but if you are, read it, it is a good book. i know it is not satisfa

look a the names that you know, shreveport mcnaran, alcoa, gold names, gold names keep dropping, 52-week lows again same situation with the energy names. oil hovering around 65 oil services, big drillers, doesn't matter, everything is down 4 to 5% same thing with emerging market etfs weak in general. particularly those geared tiger woods commodities like chilleck or south africa or brazil. special weakness the leaders today, the ten year yield down several basis points. and you see utilities, real estate, consumer staples and telecom. these are the big four defensive names the only four sectors that are in the green back to you. >> thanks bob. >>> how big of a revving are emerging markets right now let's bring in ron and -- gentlemen, good to have you here we had a lot of people tell us don't bother about turkey. china is another story there are chinese bond defaults we haven't seen before how they are going to stimulate the economy because they are starting to see slowdown are we starting to worry. >> the united states economy is very strong so we are immune the all of this. we heard it

host: shreveport, louisiana, democrats line. be democrat,sed to now republican. host: i am going to have to put you on pause because you are calling on the line for democrats. if you identify as republican i will ask you to hold and get reassigned. louis from go to pennsylvania. hello? host: go ahead. caller: i want to say one thing. a good reporter never gives his opinion. he is only there to report the news. this is what leads to communism, when they start sticking their opinion in. they have no right to do that. just report the news as it is and nothing else. host: what are you specifically referring to? caller: all stories. all stories. i have seen this over and over about them sticking their opinions in. they are not getting paid to give their opinion. they are getting paid to report the news and they must report the news as it is, only the news. host: give me an example where you saw an opinion in a story reporting? caller: i watch the news constantly. host: give me a specific. caller: tonight, on any story. he says, she says, you are not there for he says,

host: let's go to trea shreveport, louisiana, democrat line. caller: good morning. a they do not get much of turnout, have you considered what happens to trump politics, election war, unprecedented out of a really ugly election year? host: thank you, steve. guest: keep in mind the president did visit pennsylvania's 18th district twice before the special election in march. he is headed to the columbus area today to campaign for roy balderson. there is not much more he can do of provocation and privately have the republican base to vote. he certainly attracts attention wherever he goes, but that was not enough for republicans back in pennsylvania in march, and it may not be enough for troy balderson here. host: we go to silver spring, maryland, democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the republicans that has seen today are not the republicans that have ever seen before-. the republican congress some of it is not do their job, they do not stand up against the president when he is wrong or the reality is there is a lot of republi

glenn is calling from shreveport, louisiana, an independent, go ahead. are you with us? good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. why is sources -- why is social security cap? do the wealthy get any of their social security back? , it slippedestion my mind. to your first question, how are you doing in retirement? are you retired? caller: yes, i had a dance with cancer and i won. i feel good about it. i am 70 and keep in on keeping on. thanks for the call. plainfield, new jersey democrat, good morning. caller: over the weekend, i heard the president make some very inappropriate comments and saidron james' iq something about don lemons iq. he has made also aggressive comments about maxine waters. i wish someone would take an iq of this man because when i hear his the, he is the most incoherent, bigoted person that he says he hates all time. whenever he says something bad about people of color, people cheer. a racist partyy and the people in denial about her either just as racist about it as the president or just in denial. i checked with the bureau of labor stati

covington, louisiana, then went to new orleans, and then went to baton rouge, to lafayette, drove up to shreveport and came back to new orleans -- all in one day. and others would have been tired. he was energized. he taught me about social media. folks would come up to him and wish to have their picture taken. he was take a selfie and he would say, post it on facebook. and sure enough they d and in that way, his contact with people would from just the group meeting -- always incredibly well attended -- to the individual meeting, to everybody who those folks are reaching out to facebook. but even that is not the story of which i wish to tell. we're in this incredibly intense schedule in which we are meeting one person after of another and in -- after another, and in slovenia port as we're talking out, a fellow handed john mccain a in a moment he said, senator, that is fellow who is a fellow vietnam vet. he is in the hospital now and cannot come. and he would love to hear from you. and here is his phone number. so we get in the car and john picks up his phone and he calls. and he says, hello, my fr