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with gas relief >>> in our politics lead, early in the trump administration many republicans found solispresident surrounded himself with three well respected generals but since then mcmaster has been shown the door and former marine john kelly is waning and now there are questions about how much president trump is listening to or even looping in his secretary of defense, retired general james mattis. barbara starr reports on how this division might impact the nation's safety and security. >> reporter: it is becoming increasingly clear that president trump and defense secretary james mattis have very different realities. president trump said it is going just fine with north korea's denuclzation. >> they stopped everything that you want them to stop and they blew up sites where they test and do the testing. >> reporter: but when mattis is asked about denuclearization. >> at the front end of the process and the detailed negotiations have not begun. i wouldn't expect them at this point -- >> secretary matt is thinks things are true or not true. >> reporter: leaving him to manage the preside

he was a conservative, a soli conservative, but he has a libertarian strea and if you look at his decisions over the years, especially in the most edntroversial ones that he mov left in terms of a victory there, his jurisprudence is really animated by two things, his stong belief in the dignity ofhe individual, as well as in the concept of liberty that the 14th amemes due process clause guaranteesish and you see that, i think, most dramatically in the decision he wrote, allowing orupholding the right of same-sex couples to marry. >> you mentioned the same-sex marriage decision there. he has weighed in and made a difference on some of the most heated issues and cases of our time. >> that's ght, we could go down the list -- abortion, affirmative action, civil rights, gay and lesbian equality, e death penalty, he wrote decisions that ended the death penalty for minors und age 18, and, when there is the intersection of government and religion, he also was key, and many of those votes, when the victory went to the left side of the bench, they were 5-4 decisions. >> nawaz: with his departure, now

joining me to talk more about this, we have cnn political commentator patty solis doyle and doug heye with us as well. let's talk about the zte deal and just to put into context, because a lot of people, zt what? this is a huge chinese telecom company, they make affordable cell phones, among other things, and they have violated u.s. sanctions. the department of defense actually said, hey, we're not going to let these products be sold on military bases because we're just not sure that china can't use them as a back door to basically have surveillance to use them as part of a spying operation. is it -- is this the right company to be striking a deal with? >> the question is why, right? the president has ben advised against this by members of his own national security team, by members of his own party on the hill, by democrats certainly. and the president's own rhetoric on the campaign against china was, you know, crazy. so the question is why is he doing this and why is he doing this now? is it to save chinese jobs? is it because, you know, president xi really vetted him when he went to

let's bring back the conversation with matt soli, oil price. you mentioned the u.s.resident trump is a winner in all of this. he has blamed opec for heil that higher oil prices get a lot of the games we have seen with him pulling out of the deal, how influential do you think the u.s. is? matt: i think they are listening. opec, producers in the u.s. really just one kind of a happy medium on price. we don't want prices moving to .ine -- too high for the economy to be healthy, domestically you want a healthy , $80.ice, college $60 outside of that, you heard producers or you slow the economy. yvonne: you mentioned the supply shortages in the second half. is there a chance we could see opec production disappear by year end if you are talking about sanctions in venezuela and iran that might lead to a spike in prices? matt: the market has been surprised at the pace of decline out of venezuela. it is interior rating and a rapid pace. we don't see that changing anytime soon. iran, you are going to lose 500,000 or more potentially there with those sanctions. certain european o

the market kind of seem to find a little bit of solis that we may be near finding the equilibrium ratepleasant level. that's really what weighs on the market and we are still learning a little bit about it. mostly about jay powell and he put on a fantastic show. if you dug a lunderneath his comment. just a lot of statements that suggested to me that this is not the fed that's in a hurry. this is a fed that sees an equilibrium rate structure that's a heck lower than of what we have seen in the past >> we have seen the consume stocks performing very well, could that continue? >> david, go ahead there >> sorry, i didn't know. >> the consumer stocks and really all of the higher dividend yield sectors have gotten crushed this year as rate spiked moving forward, yeah, they can have a rebound but i think the big problem for those stocks is that they were bought so much and they're passed several years as a substitute for bonds. there is going to be a lot of money going out of that. we would be focused on getting out of and you want to be focused on the growth names and maybe some cyclical one

we haven't seen that we always play banks like it is soly an interest rthing.the ecor that's what i'm hopeful is going to move thing when we finally get the numbers. >> tyler, over to you. >> thank we are less than an hour away from the fed decision on interest rates what is the market expecting to hear today michael far and greb chip. gentleman thank you for being here. e to have you here >> highest year over year cpi increase 2012.ployment aneareco multidecade lows you have got the atlanta fed saying we may grow it 4% plus in this quarter everyone thinks the fed is going to raise rates by a quarter. is the fed behind the curve. >> yes. >> should they have risen more, and more quickly >> yes, they should have raised rates years ago. thokn a paternitial -- >> they did, this is the seventh rate hike since 2015. >> they should have started more and been more esive. they took on this role, they were going to saves. i harken the days when the fed would come out and make their steemt, there wouldn't be interviews, wouldn't be any comments and they would close their doors and the market wou

ha ido un presidente que polÍticamente no estoy de acuerdo que es fue bush estuvimos marco antonio solÍss los jugares. >> la protesta fue pacÍfica de parte de los jugadores hablamos que ellos se hincaron * es una forma pacÍfica de protestar, lo que considero y no estoy de acuerdo que se haya cancelado el recibir a quienes son los campeones que para toda la naciÓn puede es una tradicion. >> es una tradiciÓn. >> si iban diez que reciban los diez. >> 5,2 no importa no le puede queso quitar el derecho a esas dos personas de ir a la casa blanca porque es su logro. >> pasamos con las notas del mundo de la farÁndula con erika y francisco. (risas) gracias chicos y muy buenos dÍas hoy tenemos que hablar de luis miguel, de gloria trevi pero qÉe te parece si comenzamos un con lupillo rivera. >> claro que sÍ, lupillo rivera besÓ a una fans en pleno concierto en su gira de rebelde y enseguida se desatÓ el rumor que estaba estrenando novia pueden creer eso por lo que el toro del corrido decidiÓ explicar en instagram que Él puede besar a quien quiera porque estÁ soltero y que esta chica ni la conoce ni

make soly allowed to much. i would get some extra money. i hear some people say they lost social security. i don't understand where this comes from. they know more than anybody. says the person that cuts the grass only got $1.68. that, ild give someone wouldn't complain about how much i make. from patricia is coming iowa on the independent line. caller: i think it's very unfair. i call it the corporate donor tax cut. they had to add loopholes to get through for the corporations. they cut none of that. already, what the corporations were paying was way less after all of theff loopholes they had. i think it was a good idea to lower the corporate rate, but loopholesd've cut the to make up for that. that's what i didn't understand. instead they added loopholes. i am retired. because of the and that they have accrued, my medicare is going to run out in eight years. three shorter than it would have. it also over stimulated the economy. we are having to raise interest rates, which affects not only debt, butal that, -- credit cards and other things

expected that is why i take the other side of that article because i think global economy still on soli i suspect we many see a little uptick in growth i don't see global inventory overhanging the key is corporate sector capex i suspect will we will see a kaex cycle tying in trade sensations creates uncertainty in a business community, and if it accelerates corporate might not build up capex to degree sensations i this i the global very solid footing. >> a survey from national association of business economics shows many worried about a recession, by 2020 your take on that report? again, we're american nine years into this expansion. that would be that would be -- a recession by 2020 would be expansion of 12 years what is your take again to introduce the worry of tariffs what that will do to busines younow prices, and business activity here in the u.s. >> right, so i don't think expansion has to die of old age, the one characteristic as you pointed out long prey slow expansion, so it is not strong but it is long. but you are right, there is risk from on the trade standpoint, clearly, if

and have this conversation and really sort of look at each other and if president trump can get a soli feel that kim jong-un is actually committ making the strategic move to move away from its nuclear program and allow the dismantlement immediately and really just become a rich prosperous man. i can't help but think what i see these images coming out of singapore you know on the one hand it makes me feel uncomfortable to see all these people praising kim jong-un and all the flashing of the cameras and all of that in him smiling. on the other hand i hope that he just decides you know what i want to be popular, i want to loved. i'm not going to be just another dictator in the line of the kim dynasty anymore and i just want to make this shift. there's hope that he does see this other option, this oth way and he makes a deal with president trump to go that direction. neil: to your point the president obviously came up with a great optimistic kind of an approach predicting quoting president, we will have a great relationship with kim jong-un as the summit kicks off. he went on to say that h

i was able to work in secretary solis's office of public engagement. even then, working within the department of labor with our women's department, on helping female veterans returning finding that irfooting, to our veterans and employment and training services department, to other agencies such as the pentagon and small business administration, truman taught me at the end of the day, economic security and global security are tied together and it is very awesome to have cabinet secretary that believed veterans issues and global issues were very important and every federal agency should work on them. so fast forward again a few years later, i'm back at the dnc for my second tour of duty, yes, i went back. couldn't get enough. but this time i was in our department of community engagement and when i did my work there i always made sure that i had a focus on women. but there is always an area where i can not help women when they ask for help and that is when they wanted to run for elected office. the dnc at the time no longer had a training department that