specter: may i ask a follow-up question? sen. specter: yes. schumer: did you ever invoke the notion their judicial philosophy was not suitable? if someone did not share the judicial philosophy the president has articulated, of course that would be a reason. schumer: you would say that? i do not think they share the president's philosophy? mr. kavanaugh: the president has made clear he will not appoint judges who seek to use the bench to impose their own -- >> so you would say that when a nominee came before the committee. mr. kavanaugh: that is what the president wanted. sen. specter: can you give him a simple yes? mr. kavanaugh: yes. >> do you recall, and i do not need the name of a nominee, an example of why this person was not appropriate in terms of judicial philosophy? someone in ourif judgment or the assessment of the committee or the interviewers concluded this person in either direction had policy views they could not separate from their judicial views, did not seem to understand the difference i think i have articulated between -- and

the specter of election interference was raised in the president's twitter feed i believe on tuesday of this week. he said, i'm very concerned that russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming election, based on the fact that no president has been tougher on russia than me. they will be pushing very hard for the democrats. they definitely don't want trump. you and i last spoke, you were in helsinki, we were listening to that news conference the president gave with president putin and you and i both heard with our very own ears president putin saying he would have preferred having president trump in office. what's your response to what the president tweeted this week, chris? >> the only reason that vladimir putin would do anything to help the democrats would be to give donald trump an alibi. because it is so clear that putin got his most devout wish when donald trump was elected president. i don't actually think that putin believed he could elect donald trump, but he thought that trump as a candidate would be hugely disruptive to the system. now he knows that tr

another good friend, pennsylvania's longest-serving united states senator arlen specter. i so miss the man. his intellect and his ethical code especially at a time in which we are now living. he was fodder for so many columns that i wrote . 022 other mentors, james e beasley net esquire, the namesake of the school of law mentor me in a legal sense and someone else right here in this building, city council and after long strap with whom we sent so many fun moments. you might want to start with my tribute to thatcher. it's all about a practical joke that together we play there i mentioned him, dave singer. his ccd here? i have to make sure that column made the cut. it's a hell of a story, i really enjoyed it. i wrote about the day i decided i needed to call looking joe frazier to tell him what he meant to me as i was growing up. but like i said, even though i've written about a lot of celebrities, often a private citizen who has a story to tell that i most enjoyed sharing with readers like bud yocum family. right, claire and their quadruplets. are frank and claire here? how

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and six specter to generation annual revenue of around fifteen billion euros. you just saw a head of a he's ing at the c.e.o. off to sit in that report and we can speak to him now he joins us from brussels welcome to the program let me first ask you why this move now. i think it's not now you probably will come back to the pond did took us roughly two years to go forward what is the root cause here we have a structure over capacity for steel in europe and as a consequence out of that the utilization rates for all the steel companies were not high enough to really chinoy directive returns going forward and for our employees they were forced into restructuring programs each and every three to four years so we finally want to address that issue so we had four elements in mind one is that you dust a lot cheek take over capacity and solve that problem secondly generate significant value for our shareholders which is given by the four to five hundred million synergies but also give a more reliable more promising future for the majority of our employees and the fact t

before the game we decided to find out how well the team's fans knew there were a specter of rivals. while games between these two tend to go down to the wire take a look at their head to head record eight wins for england seven for sweden and nine draws and with things that so tight sometimes what makes all the difference is in the deaf knowledge of the opposition but what did the bum's know about their rival nation we decided to test. some swedish puns with their color shot here in the sun morrison is pretty nice first of all isn't it it's very nice for the most part that queen elizabeth became queen elizabeth in which decade when did she go on to the throne forty. four forty nine hundred forty as you say it is sixty one thousand nine hundred fifty which decade did alba win your of. them to. seven hundred. seventy four look at the right are the block of the population of sweetness a little bit smaller than yourselves a ball for twenty years ten million i mean final answer on wednesday if you kept your nerve and you did write ten million it is well done sir what is the population of

i live in a society where we have a measure people forget people don't like to give respect will specters you and the he has worked so hard and fought so hard to create something and yes people know that he was you want to started but they don't always give him the credit and i feel like i wanted to remind them where it all comes from because i mean we have so much culture coming out of trance big go i mean we have carnival we have this stupendous on national instrument it was created right there in chile and to be good this tiny twin island this time these twin islands right off of venezuela the end of the current to your humble drive over here i mean. we have calypso calypso was created right and in trinidad we have soca music and we're not taught these things in school we're not we're not taught our culture enough and i wanted people to know i think that there's not a lot of young people in so community sick i saw young people don't. connect as much will i i thought so because when i was younger i didn't connect as much because there wasn't anybody my age doing it and doing it big and

about the investigation into russia isn't going to get twenty sixteen we know how he feels about the specter of russian interference hanging over his own electoral victory so we'll see whether you know this backtracking makes much of a difference the damage certainly has already been done and so now president putin watches this says yesterday we were best mates today what's going on what you think that the likely response from moscow is. well i think you know if you i was just in moscow last weekend you know if you talk to russian officials and others in the russian media they have had a much more calm approach to this summit say we have in the united states they had very few expectations for what the summit would deliver there is a sense that the u.s. russia relationship is in rather deep freeze and that for all of trump's conspicuous cuddliness with putin. the rest of the united states political apparatus the tribe ministration itself has not been particularly friendly towards moscow either and so they think that this is just the beginning of a very long road toward some kind of rapprochem

to standout coach stanislav chance of former down one number one peter schmeichel and neil harvey specter the man has become a hero to russians. it's really good to see you again and when i say again it's because we share some history together we played when we were young boys we played. for you play for the soviet union you have from nine hundred eighty five i think were the most. stadium old enough. and i think. unfortunately. that we lost. three two but i'm not sure but let's let's put put that behind us and she starts by congratulating you on what an achievement and what what are your feelings about what you and your team has achieved here in this world cup. components here them are all one and we really put up a great performance the country was united everyone was happy and we have the sports component to it so. you know what sport is and the world cup is one for just for one team so morally we were on the high ground but in terms of sports we didn't win because we were one inch from the semifinals would have played against england we had a chance to compete for the title although n

think i live in a society where we have a measure people forget people don't like to give respect specters you and he has worked so hard and fought so hard to create something and yes people know that he was you want to started but they don't always give him the credit. and i feel like i wanted to remind them where it all comes from because i mean we have so much culture coming out of trance big oh i mean we have carnival we have the sea you pilots on national instrument it was created right there in children's amigo this tiny twin island this time these twin islands right off of venezuela the end of the carriers doing a humble drive. here i mean like we have calypso calypso was created right and in trinidad we have soca music we are not taught these things in school we are not we are not taught our culture enough and i wanted people to know i think that there's not a lot of young people in soca music i saw young people don't. connect as much will i i thought so because when i was younger i didn't collect as much because there wasn't anybody my age doing it and doing it big and well saw i

specter we know anything about the conditions of this newfound lake? could it be ideal conditions for life? >> you are breaking up. >> i was wondering if we knew anything about the condition of the underwater lake? with the conditions be able to support life? >> that's the interesting question. first so the author mentioned in the paper it can be either a lake or it can be wet sediment. these are two different things. but when you're looking back at the same kind of habitat for life on earth, we know that both are equally important and suitable for supporting life. >> natalie, what does this prove if anything about the possibility that life exists there on the red planet? >> life is only one of the elements. what is important here is that we have a number of elements, other elements that are together here. what you do have is water which is extremely important for the chemistry of life. second, you have a big shelter on top of this weather dishwater. that's extremely important because right now conditions for life on the surfaces impossible. you have n

threat posed to israel from iran it will take action so martina just indicates the international specter of this war also we had the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov here yesterday talking with the israelis particular about this border this golan heights border israel wants no iranian troops wants no iranian backed militias anywhere near it the russians are now offering them to be hundred kilometers away these raids are saying that's not good enough they want iranian forces out of syria iran is saying they're going to stake said there at the invitation of syria so just shows you the international dimensions of this war that is very very complicated indeed seventy deca live in occupied golan heights electricity supplies of palestinians who are living in gaza has to be cut still further from a sales a day to just six the sole power station on the ship can't get enough fuel to maintain its current output the amount of fuel entering gaza has been greatly reduced since thursday when israel imposed restrictions on imports coming through the. crossing the israeli defense minister has now

. >> being a major "suits" fan walking through the halls and seeing like harvey specter's office forlittle bit of a trip, right? >> it blew my mind. it blew my mind. i fully walked into -- we did some camera test in louis' office and i was like i'm in louis litt's office. >> katherine joins the cast as a sassy new partner at the firm, after meghan's character rachel was written off the show. and the 39-year-old is such a big fan of the legal drama, she actually asked the show's creator if he'd consider her for a part. >> do you need anybody? 'cause i'm available. and so it just kind of happened. >> three kids coming to toronto with you? how do you handle that. >> yes. i also raise my niece. there are four kids. it's as you. it's chaos. we're getting it tighter, better and down to a science. >> also joining the cast full time -- dule hill. he's now a series regular after guest starring last season. >> i'm here to tell you to back the hell off. >> that's not going happen. >> and while we know meghan won't be back on the show, we may not have seen the last of her former on-screen husban

i live in a society where we have a measure people forget people don't like to give respect when specters you and he has worked so hard and fought so hard to create something and yes people know that he was you want to started but they don't always give him the credit and. i feel like i wanted to remind them where it all comes from because i mean we have so much culture coming out of trance big oh i mean we have carnival we have the sea you pilots on national instrument it was created right there in children's amigo this tiny twin island this time these twin islands right off of venezuela the end of the carriers doing a humble brag. here i mean like we have calypso calypso was reiterated in trinidad we have soca music we are not taught these things in school we are not we are not taught our culture enough and i wanted people to know i think that there's not a lot of young people in soca music i saw young people don't. connect as much will i i thought so because when i was younger i didn't connect as much because there wasn't anybody my age doing it and doing it big and well saw i felt lik

now part of that is to do with some of the troubles that we've seen coming out of washington this specter of a trade conflict or a trade war between washington and beijing and if you look at it china has already spent some thirteen billion dollars here in the last year they've acquired if i'm not mistaken fifty four different companies and these are all companies that are very directed towards high technology towards biotechnology automotive industry renewable resources solar energy and the focus really does seem to be on getting german patents no. how and bringing it back to china to a certain extent now china has for the last several years made no secret of the fact that they have this goal of becoming the pinnacle of high tech production by twenty fifty and a lot of that really does leave the strategy really does seem to focus on getting german know how back to china and i know that one of the other concerns that persists is about china with its large volume of business ties then using that that business heft an act command and clout to try and influence companies i mean is that someth

. >>> president donald trump is raising the specter of a government shutdown if he does not get his way on immigration. >> i would have no problem doing a shutdown, it is time we had proper border security. with the laughing stock of the world, we are the worst immigration laws anywhere in the world. >> he wants funding for a border wall and more, he insists lawmakers must act to scale back family sponsored immigration and the visa lottery program. the president is at odds with republican leaders in congress. they worry a shutdown a month before the midterm elections would hurt their prospects for holding onto majorities in both the house and senate. >>> a group of moms are on hunger strikes to speak out against a missed deadline to reunify immigrant families. john ramos found out how the protest will spread to other cities. >>> the five protesters who set up camp outside the federal building this morning say they will not eat for the next three days. they are protesting that some families have been separated and not reunited. that despite the federal judges order to reunify all familie

you know you can relax to visit ends with highlights of the scenes from the specter shows in the area. and then of course there's a chance to buy bond merchandise in the gift shop. people started his film career doing camera work on bond films he's one of the exhibitions first visitors and he's impressed. you really get a sense of the atmosphere in the bond movies. it's unusual and a bit scary too you don't really know what everything is whether you'll get out of it though because whether the cable car will still be running. and even if you do you still running the memories come back to haunt to visitors of the scene inspector when villains try to overpower the computer whiz kid cute for example. let's see the adventures never over with james bond. or whichever adventure he's on we know that he likes to drink martini but i wonder if he's ever tried the aniseed liquor is to grease what jane is to the brits each year there's a festival house to celebrate the drink on one of the small east and greek islands called les pauls the capital of time mari is where everyone flocks to try the ver

about or louie gohmert the congressman from a part of the problem carson revealing yesterday that the specter general of the intelligence community by july sixth two thousand and fifteen knew that hillary clinton's private server had been compromised by a foreign government other than russia. so that's what we should be talking about but here i think the investigation is getting very close to the heart of the matter the resistance and the democrats are trying to do their level best to cloud relations between the united states and russia i hope the beating goes full speed ahead i hope the two leaders have a productive set of frank exchanges of their respective concerns and that they do as has happened before identify points of common interest they can pursue together and you know where only at first and develop a strong friendship but this sure reeks to me just on something you said a little bit earlier charles because i've been reading through some of the reports this is breaking news that it's just come on in the last number of hours some of the timeline is a little difficult it's a little v

and there's the specter here of there being more tapes. i want to get a sense from you here of how pivotal the week was when you look at the story with the broader view. >> absolutely. i think it was a very pivotal week. this is something where there have been questions swirling for months, since the fbi raided mr. cohen's apartment and offices, like will he, quote/unquote, flip on the president, on president trump. and then we have this audio coming out, and these other, you know, reports about, you know, cohen willing to testify that the president did know about this 2016 meeting. this is -- this is coming to a head really. as mr. cohen is going to, you know, possibly testify before, you know, mr. mueller. and it's a very interesting time, though. >> charlie, how did you process hearing that tape? what did you think when you heard it for the first time in the day since it aired? you've had the president's team casting aaspersions on it sayin it ends abruptly, making the semantic argument that cash might not mean green currency and the li

. >> angela merkel has raised the specter of a global financial crisis to address a burgeoning trade war. she says the global response to the market meltdown decades ago shows cooperation works better than one-sided methods. she said tariffs on european cars would be much more serious than those on steel and aluminum. the trump administration will allow zte to resume some business activities, but not keep them from losing contracts in italy because it is barred from buying u.s. technology. president trump has sought to ease restrictions imposed on zte after it violated a sanctions agreement. in the u k, prime minister may faces a new showdown with her cap it over brexit. senior colleagues wanted to explain plans to keep the u.k. tied to european rules for trading, some fearing the proposal would keep them tied to the eu tariff regime forever. navy divers in thailand say 12 soccer coach are all healthy. a team including a doctor is looking after them. they may have to dive after the that can't happen until the boys and their coach have been trained to. global news 24 hours a day on ai

think we will under this government and you know there are some people that are that have raised the specter that with mr trump and mr putin about the me to meet i suspect the russian government probably has to information about what the british government has been up to including not only the scribal case and the. attack or the false flag attack but also the british government's hand in the whole russian scandal the steel dossier and all the rest of it i think there's a dossier that mr putin has to give mr trump about what to recently and her friends have been up to all right thank you so much for and signed that was jim jaharis former u.s. diplomat thank you. russia has denied any involvement with the navi chalk incidents after the first poisoning case and march in moscow reached out to london with offer a self cooperation and despite many questions still to be answered sound sanctions of the western media have been quick to accuse wash as artie's well i guess if explains. could do putin have really done it ordered secret agents to poison a random drug addict and his homeless girlfriend wi

sure so far came and talked about it because you have to think for specter she just had a baby and lost it in finals is just to keep us for first in perspective and same thing this was me i know that it's going to sting for a little bit here. but. given where i was to where i'm at now. last. former spain international andres iniesta made his much anticipated debut with his new team in japan the thirty four year old who signed with j. league side whistle coby came on as a substitute in the fifty ninth minute to fail to make an impact his side losing to shown an bellmawr three nil and he has to score the winning goal for spain in the twenty time the world cup final. and it wasn't a happy start to the jay league for fernando torres either the spanish star side sagan told soon losing one nil to they will tie the sendai. now nearly two and a half thousand swimmers the brave the cold water and strong currents and one of those extreme open water races in the world the annual bosphorus swim starts on the asian side of the straight and ends in europe shannon course of that has more. swimming for

second day of his testimony in his annual report with an of upbeat sentiment and there is still a specter of trade tensions, with no new headlines, sentiment.eighing on >> there is a question about the new normal and the absence of negative headlines could be enough for marcus to trade higher. ve betenu.s. banks ha estimates. >> this is something to look at. .22%ee the s&p 500 is up days in a up five row. at its highest since february 1. the nasdaq is flat, but we did see a pop, but some pullback there. spot was upg-dolalar and it is up there. anderms of new york crude brent crude, it is a surprise, even though we got the surprise inventory build as of last week. the reason for this is that surprise draw down that landed support to oil across the board. estors were watching that and there was not a lot of detail, in terms of redistributing the boost and we dynamics. those it is looking positive heading it israding today and pretty flat with a little bit of positivity. trading -dollar is ndgher and the aussie amn kiwi were the best indicator of risk appetite with the weighted currencies. t

necessarily at the time that they were receiving money from chinese investors but it does raise the specter that there is some cross-pollination here. from talking to cyber security experts they say that is certainly something that the chinese government would want to do and they had an intense interest in knowing what the us government is investing in and what their interest hundred interested in contacting out because these early-stage companies are going to be the technology that powers the military and the government ten or 15 years from now. if china can get a jumpstart on that and know what the us is thinking about for ten years down the line that could give them an edge and according to some officials we talked do they believe that you possibly cause the us lives in a potential military conflict on the line. that was one thing we wanted to look at and as you can see we do not necessarily find a robust example and this is not happening all the time but it does seem that the potential exists. >> host: it's hard to find ownership of a company that wants to invest in a startup, is that c

specter invented no that's not the case but that's what the football is look at lately he's consistently good to start us off with the line ups and what you think of them well. the line ups our exactly as we expected them to be no change for any manager they are two very very very strong teams so let us go through that the french team is luis of course in goal. t.t. who scored the goal against belgium that put france through to the final and then one understood as a loss in the fall back for left back in county right in front of them and then you have all the excitement up front. man not to eighty and then all of a chiro who has a really sacked record i think i think you type thirteen shots thirteen shots in this well compensates played literally every game and not as a striker not a single one of them said the talk it's just the still play a key role the. rules play away or he holds the ball up the thing about the role and this is what many many a lot of managers where they go wrong with him is that they see him as someone that necessarily must score the goal but he and he will i mean y

only one senator attended his hearing, the late arlen specter from pennsylvania. and he asked hardiman about his judicial approach. >> i have no hesitation in applying a law regardless of what i might think about it. i think any good judge recognizes his or her place in our constitutional government. >> glor: all right. so jan, we talk about these top two contenders. we should mention there could always be a surprise, but based on previous rulings, what can we say about these top two right now? >> reporter: well, hardiman is strongly conservative on issues like criminal law and the second amendment, but, he has not really confronted those sweeping questions of constitutional law like executive power that kavanaugh has. that makes conservatives nervous because he's more of an unknown quality. kavanaugh, though, is getting pushback from some social conservatives, because they worry he's not conservative enough on the question of abortion. but, jeff, i've got to say, from e e beginning, kavanaugh has been the top contender. >> glor: been fascinating to watch this pro

this mountain is where some of specter the latest film is shot the ice cube restaurant doubles as the clinic and the road below is where the car chase happens the museum has been designed to feel like a filmic journey we designed spaces to feel like. we wanted to kind of the journey of our guests. as you might find the structure of the movie from darkness to drama to rest by you know throughout the whole experience the setting is utterly modern but the original character of james bond doesn't always sit well in the modern world his casual sexism racism scene in some of the earlier films on display here the new bond while also a killer is also caring the girls is gone and. screens tell us that while he has had. over forty women three quarters of them have tried to kill him. here you can see some of the key gadgets used in the films explore the omega laser watch . analyze the. inspector and play at being a secret agent getting your own identity but what the museum does best is deconstruct how the films are made this model shows how the. inspector is stitched together where the cameras a

. >> we see health as a growth specter for us over the long-term. as you stated, we don't think this work will necessarily ever be done. does not have an endpoint. is is -- it is one of the things where you have to constantly evolve. emily: we bring in selina wang and the senior analyst analyst -- seating -- senior analyst on this. they tweeted this would not materially affect user growth, but it has. user numbers have declined. >> twitter on a regular basis is deleting a vast number of accounts and the numbers of tens of millions are only a small ofction of it which are part the user metric. it is impacting the monthly active users. the good news is, after years of criticism, jack dorsey and twitter are prioritizing security and health. that does come at the expense of short-term asterix and while term -- short-term metrics and wall street's happiness. pastue and profit blew expectations. ailey active user growth continued in davie -- daily double user growth in the second quarter. we all know improving safety on the platform is good for growth, bu

north specter or do you know the president you know just it's you know it's like if if. threesome a art queen if there was a balloon put up you know it you know in new york are washington you know degrading and they are the point people in this country would be discussing we don't do that you know is somebody has to make a stand and somebody has to has has to actually say that there is a lot of people in this country who support president trump he's very welcome if he comes along you know we'll have a good plan to get us from there present. when we may come to you and i'll do it again as british people the real british people that we don't ever hear about actually do support president trump this is the real long. just that that doesn't get reported about. because the mainstream media like to ignore thank you mr president thank you for making the world safe again. now stay with you k. for our special coverage of the trunk visit to try out the thing in the next hour we'll be live at the protests in central london with shall be a lock up from stop the war and we'll be speak

in two thousand and seven more than eighty people were killed then but let's not forget that the specterof a stereotype is very much in the background of everybody's lives here in greece and there are some real worries that the emergency services have been overstretched in their ability to make sure that there were fire breaks in place to avoid the fire spreading as quickly as it did those questions no doubt will come and many of those questions will of course be aimed at the government here thank you very much indeed barker our correspondent who's there. just east of the greek capital athens now to japan where at least eighty people have been killed there in japan's record breaking heat wave tens of thousands of people have been sent to hospital in many cities across the country the temperature having reached forty degrees celsius forecasters say it'll remain hot for the next few weeks. well richard will let us know if the japanese are going to have any relief in the next couple of minutes but also coming up here on the news hour a welcoming message laced with threats donald trump's war

schumer: senators specter mentioned torture. were you involved in any way in the counsel's office in opining about the proper use of torture? >> no. the first time i learned of that memo -- >> i did not ask about the memo i asked in general. >> no. >> i would like to ask you a few questions you did not answer. these were submitted in writing or orally at the last hearing. first, senator leahy asked you whether karl rove was involved in the judicial selection youess at any point while were there. i asked you how you would have voted on the impeachment of president clinton. senator kennedy asked to whether you agreed with judge pryor who called roe v. wade an abomination. senator durbin asked you if you considered yourself in the mold of judge scalia and judge thomas, which is the mold the president said he would choose in. was karl rove involved in any of the selection of judges while you were there? >> mr. chairman, think that is the question that counsel to the president should answer in the first instance. i don't think i shou

thela merkel has raised specter of the global financial crisis in addressing the burgeoning trade war. angela merkel says the response betterooperation works than one-sided matches. she told the german parliament that tariffs on german cars with the more serious than the ones on steel and aluminium. and you showdown with her cabinet over brexit. senior colleagues want her to explain plans to keep the eu more closely tied to the training. some fear it would keep the u.k. chain to the eu forever. in thailand, navy divers say all 12 boys and their soccer coach are healthy, trapped in a cave. a doctor is looking after them. authorities say they may have to dive to get out of the cave that is hard to happen until the boys and the coach have been trained. global news powered more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. mark: let's get back to the market. we are less than 30 minutes away from the european close. joining us is constant shoulder -- kristen shoulder -- karsten do you address the ongoing spat between the u.s. and the c

because the whole issue of obstruction of justice raises the specter of impeachment.s just layers of hypocrisy. also by devin nunez not looking at the unredacted warn that he subpoenaed and made such a big string abo bigstribig stink about. >> they have over 800,000 documents about hillary clinton. you talk about deflection, the wastes of government resource social security a misdemeanor, if not a crime. >> putting it forward not as a privled privledge. >> thank you, the white house banned an open event in the rose garden, this is something, guys. my mom's pain from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us which is kinda, a lot. and if that pain could mean something worse. joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop further damage enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if yo

senator specter has already given us an overview that had quite an effect.we also heard testimony of two excellent court judges for whom he clerked. judge kaczynski of the night circuit and judge stapleton of the third circuit court of appeals. these are people with impeccable reputations. not only did you distinguish yourself as a clerk on two appellate courts, but you also served as a clerk on the supreme court and had an academic career that was pretty impressive as well. you have a series of impressive jobs in both the executive and private sector. you are a talented appellate advocate as well. let me just say my time is running out, but in addition to your three judicial workships you worked in the solicitor general's office, the department of justice with ken starr, and of course with the office of special counsel and of course nobody should judge you as an attorney for having worked at something as unpleasant as that. attorneys work on unpleasant manners in many ways and you would be a pretty doggone poor attorney if you are not willing to work with d

mr broadcom but as for the specter of you have to see what the exact results are one of the counters. and run comment is supposed to be a single slogs a spot is v.d.i. so probably he will be to form the government he will have to join hands and the see who we joins on because that is a big question for a coalition of jasko coalition because you know e the unfortunately you know what people there were light was the go home and all the caretaker government all these stablish been allowed participation of two hundred fifty banned outright members of the are going to as asians the likes of the taliban the lot of up. the most quite large number of them have returned unopposed you know they were given certain groups symbol of jeep you know you know it goes with the army so received that they were going to really be partners of a broad cause or his government will be really shaky and will not be as popular as one would have dropped and a summit was just mentioning that there is a real fear that a certain people don't like the result they maybe don't like a coalition that includes people like

brent crude has fallen this month due to the trade war, and the specter of renewed oversupply.d to have issued arrest warrants for two for my of the 1mdb investment fund. we are told that evidence to the x council and former executive director. police say that the domestic investigation is nearly complete. at least $4.5 billion is said to have disappeared and malaysia says, much of it is gone forever . take a conservative estimate, i think we will only recover around 10%. perhaps, if we are lucky, it could go up to 30%. but at the very least, 10%. >> indian stocks fell a second day after friday's no-confidence vote in the prime minister, modi.ra his ruling party saw a smooth couple of years in power, but now, the government is facing challenges. his home state -- he won his home state with a light majority in the last elections. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am jenna daggett heart, this is bloomberg. let us get you a quick update on the market, that are trading already i

is now, where universal franchise is a revered even if it is not a was exercise, but contained the specter of indignant electorate that was open to manipulation by the unscrupulous, rather like now. he meant something closer to demagoguery with burr who was the first to engage in door to door retail politics could he was the demagogue in question. he believed in nothing, so thought hamilton. if this was so, it offers an interesting gloss of the standard account. this duel wasn't purely personal or a matter of honor for mano a mano, it was effective first battle that hamilton was waging against burr and all he stood for. to learn about hamilton and burr is to learn about america. yes, but also about the emotions that are always teaming under the surface of great leaders. jealousy, ego, insecurity, and ambition, lust. these are the passions that make people who they are and account for what they do. them, trace their source, and see their consequence, that i think is the real work of history. that is what i saw to capture in two,"k, "war of [applause] john: now, i'd be happy at this time and

on the specter of russia meddling in our election because that in his mind undermines his legitimacy. he can't say yes, they meddled, but it doesn't make a difference. you can also see that if may not have made the ultimate difference. but they can see the threat. he has never been able to pull back and say as president i have a larger job here to protect the institutions, to protect democracy, to protect, you know my own party. or wanting it to be different. i think it is abundantly clear what he thinks about this, and when you see him come out like last week with the tortured language he used in a statement, that is clearly his style. those are his advisors saying mr. president, you can't talk like this. you have gone too far. you may want a relationship with russia, but you have to be a little more centered on reality, and you see that skizim with his own staff. i think we know what he thinks about the whole issue. i think we can know whether or not he -- he just doesn't want to believe that russia attacked the election. >> before we get to it, it's not just about whether or not he

five years ago, one establishment republican wrote, the specter of isolationism is stalking the republican party. it is hardly certain that isolationist sentiment will prevail. but it is critical that national security republicans can answer the questions being raised, restore a coherent party platform, and thereby thwart the new isolationism. those words were written by john bolton, trump's national security adviser. it seems that even the most stalwart national security republicans have an accommodated themselves to the trump revolution. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column for this week. and let's get started. ♪ >>> let's get right into the discussion of trump's trip to nato and the uk. joining me now are a brit, a frenchman, a german, and an american. the editor in chief of bloomberg. a french writer and philosopher. the former editor in chief of a german newspaper. and a columnist for "the washington post." ann, you're an american who spent many, many years in london, and you have a house in poland. what do you think -- you know, what's the headline from

but if you start joining the dots together, the specter of something that is far more dangerous for the global economy is out there >> has it incentivized you to rethink about how you think about your portfolio construction >> yes, it has so far we think it's more of a factor that induces volatility rather than large market falls we hope that remains so. as we've seen with the auto tariff dispute, sometimes a stalemate in negotiations can end positively so we can't rule out the possibility that all this blows over in a few months but i suspect it will not. i suspect the trade stuff will continue to linger in investors minds and periodically shock the markets. >> isn't there an argument that, yes, it's been bumpy to get here, but ultimately it's a win-win scenario for the eu and u.s. if tariffs are going down on both sides to zero spent, everyone is a winner >> there's that. one issue is that the large u.s. carmakers are going to be hurt by this process of tariff escalation so one hopes the lose-lose aspect of a tariff war is appreciated. unfortunately in the heat of the fervor sometimes

hillary doesn't have a rematch and the specter of a rematch will outweigh the dislike bar within thearty. the idea of a rematch could be so big historically. probably one of the most historical presidential elections would be a rematch between trump and hillary. everyone wanted to because it will be the first line in her obituary that she lost her trum trump. >> jesse: a draft hillary movement? >> kennedy: i don't think she will be the nominee. she won't survive the primaries. >> jesse: she barely got through bernie and it's only because she rigged it. let's look at the midterm elections which are a little over two months away. house democrats unveiling their new campaign slogan. you ready? it's called "for the people." reaching out to supporters with power players like michelle obama. former first lady launching a voter registration initiative featuring anti-trump celebritie celebrities. >> let me tell you something. for the first time in my adult life, i am proud of my country because it feels like hope is finally making a comeback. >> jesse: in a speech in scotland, mrs. obama rep

. >> well, this, of course, raises the scenario and the specter to allies of his most recent foreign trip in which he first went to the g7 summit of the alliance of major industrial democracies in quebec and then -- and it fell apart and refused to sign the group's communique over trade disputes then went off early as a matter of fact to singapore to meet with kim jong-un of north korea. the virtual pariah autocrat and it was like a bromance and so you have here the same sort of setup where he's been -- he's with allies, it hasn't gone well and then he's off to meet president putin who by his own admission as he left the white house the other day will be the easiest of his visits. so, the optics are, you know, if this, again, as we presume it will follows the script of g7 and kim jong-un, it's really underscoring this just complete mystery as to how the president of the united states can be someone so friendly to autocrats while gratuitiously disdainful of our long-range-time allies. >> a good question to end on. we really appreciate the three of you starting us off on this busy nigh