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with rominau are on boccia and harry stein. isler: i wish the discussion between corporate and individual taxes. 2 segments that we need to improve our competitiveness in the world markets. make ourrate taxes company's competitive. simplify soals, complylike me can easily with the law. talking about entitlements is part of the equation because we should look at safety nets instead of dependencies that people will depend on for the regular income that discourages them from finding work. i think it is right to distinguish between corporate and individual taxes, but remember it is a surprising report that came out recently stocknly one quarter of in corporations is held by shareholders. that's not tax corporations, just people on the individual side, that will not work with a fund -- without a fundamental rethinking of how we tax people. by anyone.t be taxed it is important to have a corporate tax code to make sure people are paying their fair share. most of the corporate tax ultimately is paid by wealthy shareholders and executiv

we have been stein and [inaudible] >> i think he's being realistic. think about that.5% number, we don't have to go that low. >> competing ground. >> were not competing against the czech republic. 25%. >> the czech republic is glad you said that. >> retailers are paying in the high 30s like 38, 39%. they would love 20%. i would like to see taxe cuts fr legitimate small business. i think we can give them 15% of the large multinational global corporations, 25%. eric: i don't know. i love charles painted death, but i'm just saying, you start out the gate with a number that substantially higher than the proposal that's likely coming in, it's only going to go up from there. >> it will only go up from there let's talk about why was 15% in the first place. states, on average, have a 5% rate. you add five and 35 which is the present rate, you are at 40%. to get to 22, the average of the european countries, you've got to do 15. >> and what is it in the czech republic? twenty-two.í÷ñ?ñ? i just made that up. i have no idea. >> the average effectivemñ?ñ? ri always do my preparatio

liz: what is jill stein missing here about north korea, governor? >> well, one thing she's missing is that north korea is developing nuclear weapons. they're developing a delivery system. they vowed to take it and point it to america. and, you know, at some point, you better start paying attention when people every day say they're going to kill you, i might start taking them seriously. i don't take jill stein seriously and good heavens, this is not about some political move. this is about protecting the u.s. as well as our allies. and if we don't look at something preemptively, we're going to wish we had. liz: governor, does jill stein to what you heard, does it seem to you she understands what exactly is going on inside the hermit kingdom? >> no. i don't think she has a clue. she couldn't. i mean, look at the things that we already know. they starve their people. the only people that eat a decent meal are the military. they brain wash them. they completely keep them from any information. they beat up americans like they did that young kid from ohio

stein can get some quantitative response. we talk about everybody paying their fair share. what is fair share, and how do we define fair share so it appeases all points of

with candidate and ben stein. along with gary. and look at who is here. all right kennedy, you're the one who has pointed it out. they are buckling on getting some of the things out. what is can happen with the really tough conversations. so any suggestions that democrats make are they going to completely fold. i don't think this is a good sign. and for the more conservative cost cutters in the senate. they have a real issue with the fact that they are left in the legislation. the fact of the matter is this might be an alternative to the affordable care act but it is still a big under this government program. you might try to shrink a little bit. god bless his soul. i respect rand paul and senator lee very much but it is going to grow. they called rich for a reason. they are entirely too many of them for my neighborhood. it is loud parties going on until one in the morning. that has got to go through. it is vital. it's basic economics. we are in real trouble. that is vital. it is propelling the economic growth. i will disagree with this. between your rich

stein is joining me from massachusetts.e to see you again on the broadcast. >> good to be here. >> let's get this the thaad, so this is not an offensive system, right, this is a missile defense system? so why do you have a problem with it? >> the same thing was said about the patriot missile. it does very well under laboratory test conditions. these are not real-world combat conditions where actually the missiles, the incoming missiles, have a very chaotic course. and where decoys can be used, where there are a variety of circumstances that really change the effectiveness of that so-called defensive missile system and the patriot missile before the gulf war had perfect tests, but it was thought to be actually zero out of 44 missiles used that actually struck the incoming missile in exactly the right spot, given the different kind of trajectory that you have under real-world circumstances. so it's the reason the thaad missile system, that's what it's called, the thaad missile defense system, is so objected to by the people o

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bloom stein took home the bracelet. the new jersey native is ree reeling from the big win tweeting this today, "still shock and i'm not sure when it will sning completely. for right now i'm enjoying the moment. all of the surprise pour means so much" congratulations. still ahead a never before seen look into the life of princess die aen a. why her sons are releasing new image from her personal photo albums 20 years after her death. >> we gotten gauged january 195 and been married june 1, 1957. >> so it was pretty quick. >> why this couple from new jersey is planing a wedding ceremony 60 years after they said i do for the first time. >> and coming up a bit later a new york restaurant is crackdown on drunk drivers. how they're keeping patrons sober especially when they're dining with ch >> britain prince william and brother harry released three never seen photographs of their mother princess diana and featured in new documen documentary for itv called diana her mother life aevrp legacy. 90 minute film celebrates the life

stein fought the government in court and won. >> these laws have no place in free countries. no one should be stopped from saying what they believe. >> mali norist is a cartoonist and draws on every liberal and a south park fan. and in an episode of south park got cancelled because they made a mild mohammed joke. it was a joke about how you can't make a mohammed joke. >> jesus. budda. mohammed. >> in the next episode. comedy central bleeped out the name mohammed. [bleep]. allah. you so, i learned something today. they bleep 35 seconds of their show. >> south park criticizes everybody. >> right. >> they are grossly offensive about everybody. but they made the mildest pathetic, panist mohammed and they yanked it. >> norris wanted to start a draw mohammed day to protest the censorship. >> she's disappeared. >> her liberal newspaper. the way they put it in the way she was gone and ceased to exist. there is no more molly. >> there is so more molly. >> she vanished. no one knows if she is alive or dead. >> the only people who writes right wing nut job. why don't the liberals care.

liz: ben stein we love you, come back soon. >> i love being here. liz: next up, story, eu investigating german carmaker, bmw, volkswagen and daimler for allegedly colluding over pricing and technology according to the german magazine der spiegel. this report follows announce am that three carmaker are recalling their vehicles due to insufficient diesel emissions software that does not meet government standard. next up this story, president trump renewing his push to investigate hillary clinton's private e-mail server. >> next a man who said, it is about time, she judicial watch president john fitten he is here next. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't,

mark halperin, sam stein, all back with us, as well.lth care but just about every issue that he addresses other than the friendship with vladimir putin and his deep, deep desire to move more close diplomatically to russia. >> true. >> mike murphy, let me bring you in here. if you're the senators right now, republican senators, you've got to be trying to figure out why in the world can we do with a president that doesn't really know the details of the bill an any bill that we pass he'll turn around and end up attacking us like house members. >> well, exactly. the president is discovering what a lot of politicians already knew, health care is the bermuda triangle of mitt romney politics. easy to fly into smiling and then often never seen again. the policy side is so hard it's nothing but pain for voters and politicians particularly demagoguing ones like trump have a real problem with that. the republicans want a survival path. i think leader mcconnell wants a vote on repeal. it will lose and members on the record saying back home, i voted

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as deputy a g rosen stein said, it is it time to do the right thing. it is past time.on of the evening from henry kissinger. corrupt pomititions make the other ten percent look bad. we're coming right back. president trump has been six months in office and the economy is thriving and country is moving. >> americans are going back to work in construction site and mines across the country. >> lou: we'll give the president a report card. and assistant attorney general tony sa eq joins me. and these are not the regular bike ride. you don't want to missing it. stay stap. we'll be back with that and much more. >> lou: it has been six months since president trump took office. and the economy is booming and markets are flying and nasdaq at an all- time high. major since inauguration day. 4 trillion in market cap. almost 900000 jobs have been created under president trump. and the unemployment rate dropped 4- 10ths down to.4 percent. that is not a bad six months. ed rolins didn't want to give him a grade. i give him a plus. there is still work to do. no down the about it. the t

joining me now, anne gearan and sam stein.nne gearan from "the "washington post," and sam stein with "the daily beast. >>". >> yes. >> let's talk about twitter philosophy. sometimes useful, perhaps. but to be doing this, as he's going to europe, as angela merkel is taking a very serious look at all of this, and is clearly distressed, has been saying publicly that you can no longer rely on the u.s., and not happy about these trade threats, what happens if he goes ahead with these steel tariffs opposed by every one of his cabinet members, except steve bannon. >> he clearly doesn't take all of that long view, right, at all. and in this case, this set of tweets where he, you know, tweaks china for not going heavy, was the part ready phrase he used, on north korea, and dangling the idea of trade arrangements that china finds objectionable, those come about three days before he's actually going to see the chinese leader with whom he otherwise has developed a pretty good relationship. you know, i think it's less twitter diplomacy and

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sessions' recusal is in charge of the investigation, he would have to tell rosen stein to do it. rosen stein might refuse, quit, get fired, and they would have to work their way through the chain of command in the justice department, but it's not a frivolous concern on the part of mr. blumenthal. today is the day that the new fbi director nominee is going to have his confirmation hearings, and i know that several democratic senators are going to ask him about whether there will be independence in this investigation which, of course, also involves the fbi. so that's one clue to watch what's going on. >> we will have them on and we will ask them about that. >> there's a lesson for both sides. for the president and the republicans, don't call it a witch hunt. it clearly isn't. the president's own son just proved that. and on the democrats' side, don't go flying down the road of how bad the implications are. let the facts lead the way. republican operatives, some are scrambling to defend donald trump jr. others are staying quiet. the plan, listen to this, is to reportedly dig up dirt

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here is mark stein, and arthur, careers what he had to say. >> everything they hoped to find in the russianoses in this story. a powerful political figure attempting to interfere with a federal investigation as debbie wasserman schultz did when she threatened the head of capital police. we have actual criminal elements, this guy was arrested trying to flee the country, interference from foreign politicians, everything they have been looking for in the russian investigation and failed to find is staring them in the face. heather: his attorney is denying charges and has ties to the clinton family, the attorney does in terms of their campaign. rob: more fun with politics and more to come on this story. the new white house communications director anthony scaramucci vowing to take a hard line against the leaks pouring from the west wing. >> we will let people go if we have to. one of the big problems is senior people ask junior people a leak for them. rob: some leaks came from obama administration political holdovers, people still working in the current administration, vowing to crack down on t

liz: economist ben stein joins me now. good to see you, ben. >> honored to be here. liz: what do you think of senator durbin going after the president and making it seem like vladimir putin is better as a leader? >> i think it's extremely unfortunate. this is a time when the country needs to unified. we face extreme, extreme threats from north korea. in a way like hitler with nuclear weapons, it's a time for us to be pulling together. these are cheap shots by mr. durbin. he could have said i find fault with mr. trump. we've got to all pull together. america's got to be the united states of america more now than ever. liz: you are right, you didn't hear the criticisms of vladimir putin how he's treated his own people. >> unspeakable, unbelievable what he's done. liz: to your point, russia's economy is half the size of france and smaller than india. russia has rolling recessions. that story in a moment. first, ben, i'd like to hear what president trump said about pressing putin on syria. take a listen. >> we have made this clear to everyone, we certainly made it clear

bloombergs trolleys time, thank ,ou so much -- charlie stein thanks for joining us. spectacular starts tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. we have alix steel, and carol massar to bring you the time-honored event right here on bloomberg. it's going to be a festival. julia: a spectacular. mohamed el-erian spoke to bloomberg television earlier today. see what he thinks is the most and port in fact are moving markets and his take on the new normal of high stocks and bonds. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: what's driving the bull market and the unusually high correlation between ages and bonded. according to mohamed el-erian, it's not strong fundamentals. he spoke to bloomberg daybreak: americas earlier today. liquidity has been critical. we enter the are hoping that policies and global relations would take is higher on risk assets. policies have generally disappointed, due to what happened on the political side, and the global reflation is not as strong as hoped for. it is there, but not as strong. ultimately, it has been again about liquidity, and liquidity is meant not jus

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. >> scott bloomstein, is he a bloom stein or stein, scott let us know. i bet he is asleep. so he is world series of poker champion. he is 25 years old. he has eight million-dollar. >> this is on espn and this video on our web site brigantine resident won tournament saturday night. he defeat aid player from altoona pennsylvania, on the 200 and forty-sixth hand of the final table. scotties a regular on the new jersey poker sites. he won world series of poker. >> he tweeted still in shock and in the sure when it will hit completely but for right now i'm just enjoying the moment. all of the support means so much. >> very cool. >> how long do you think he will be in shock for does it wear off and look at piles of the money. piles of money. >> yes. >> on your couch. >> yes, uncle sam will get what three and a half million. >> his parents say you have to get out of the house. do something. >> you are just assuming. >> i don't know that you say get out of the house. >> brigantine get out of the house. >> that much money he is not living at home. >> scott, quit playing card with you

this concludes our event. [ applause ] >>> commissioner stein and i had two open meetings. we were able to get a number of things done and started on the process of some things we could potentially do in an open meeting. obviously he has -- when i came in as acting chairman i didn't have to make personnel changes. i kept a lot of people in their acting roles. so you are seeing a lot of the action, the things he is working on is hiring new division managers. bill henman and chiefs of counsel and those things. it's a matter of building up staff and moving forward on things. if you look at what we did in the confidential filing space, i think that will have huge impact. that didn't require an open meeting. it just required staff action on that. so i am not surprised or troubled by that. we'll be able to do things that will be able to help capital markets, whether or not -- there are certain numbers of open meetings or not. >> do you think capital formation could be in the first -- what you were talking about earlier? >> have to talk to him. >> what i mean -- no. in the speech

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deputy attorney general rosen stein. the president is not happy with rosen stein. but he could do something by executive order. moving rosenstein out and bring someone else else and he could look at firing rosenstein and bring in number three person, rached brand, who is a support he of president trump and would possibly reign in mueller as they say he has kbon beyond the scope. >> that would be an incredible investigation swirling around the whole investigation. you talked about this earlier. didn't you write about it as well. what's going on here? >> last time i was on your show, two days ago, we were quaintly and innocently talking about the wall street journal editorial calling for radical transparency and even thoen it was clear we were looking at radical transparency through the rearview mirror that something had happened. i know how these cases unfold. especially as these ones that implicate international and national security issues. that firing mueller while an option is really messy, and i think actually the pardon option and presidential pardon option wa

liz: author, actor, economist ben stein joins me now. good to see you, ben. >> honor to be here, as always. liz: what do you think of's remarks about terror in paris just now? >> i think it's great. i think that more strongly speaks out, the better it is every single time. if i think people do not understand the importance of this war, they don't understand very much. and i'm delighted that there was not a mass riot of protest at his rival, and i think -- i don't see anyone can choir with the idea that we've got to swash the terrorism bug. liz: you know, he did receive a warm reception in paris. he seemed to be even habe saying you know what? i'm going to rethink the paris climate accord. what do you think, ben? >> i doubt if he'll rethink the paris climate accord because of the reception he got from the french calvary on his way down. but i think he is making a very good point. he's not going to back down from the fight against terror, and i think mr. mccrone is making a good point. people consider him wishy washy on terror, and he stoo

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let's bring in former speechwriter for richard nixon and economist ben stein joins me now. ben, is that the roadmap to get a deal done? just get small reforms. get little things done to get your mojo back. >> with all due respect, i don't think it is. with great respect, i think they have to have a plan. i was very surprised to see mr. trump blaming the congress. he didn't come out with a plan, a comprehensive plan. usually if there's a comprehensive detailed plan, it originates at the white house. it does not originate in congress. it should come down from 1,600 pennsylvania avenue. he didn't really either have the time or the willpower or the experts to get that done. and i think they're going to have to have a gigantic effort at the -- on the part of the white house and the office management budget to get a large border program done. if they can't, obviously, you're totally right. then they should do the small border programs. but there is, to me, shocking that the president took office promising this gigantic grand thing about health care, and he basically had no plans

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