i agree. >> neil: minor ben stein. yours. >> oh, [laughter] >> i just argue and i think you're brilliant but it is a great point and here is something else we should keep in mind. what did steve bannon say right before i might have been the reason why he got fired. he gave that interview to the american prospect where he said something very interesting. he said if we engage with north korea it's almost game set match for south korea. they're going to destroy it with conventional weapons. forget about nuclear weapons . what steve bannon said is if you're going to really sit there and threaten them with force, be prepared for something really really bad to happen. i will say this. i like what donald trump said, you know i have no problem with him be littling that creepy little dictator in north korea but if you start drawing lines in the sand, this guy we were talking about this before. he surpassed every line you drew in the sand so now he calls them out and says we're going to destroy you right? he's now threatening a

pgim, eric stein of eaton vance, and trey parker of highland capital. tense, and 30's making new lows. we are down 11 basis points on the 10-year. vogue again.her in a bank of england rate decision. we will discuss in just a moment. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." time now for the final spread. goldman sachs revealed a plan to turn around performance of its core bond trading unit. apple with a much awaited launch of the new iphone. a state of the union address, not sure how many people are waiting for that. the bank of england rate decision on thursday. and we get retail data and inflation from the u.s. on the same day. with us, robert tipp of pgim, eric stein of eaton vance, and trey parker of highland capital. considering the events of the last couple weeks, is it going to be a couple of months for this to come through? >> i think there is definitely going to be a few months of pause in economic activity, a lot of it depending on the extent of irma hitting florida. harvey you are a soft

robert tipp, eric stein, and of course trey parker.ing up, the auction block the day after the u.s. labor day holiday. was one of the busiest so far for investment grade corporate bond offerings. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg: real yield." i want to head to the auction block now. before the debt ceiling deadline was pushed back to december, we had a nervous market ahead of some bill auctions. look at this past tuesday's four week treasury auction. the highest rates since september 2008. $20 billion in bills sold at 1.3%. we are going to get into that in just a moment. august is over. blue-chip u.s. and european companies lined up to sell. one of those was apple. they sold $5 billion in four parts. the longest portion of the south, a 30-year security with the yield of 1.4 percentage points above treasuries. and despite warnings from disney and a subscriber loss of forecasted by comcast, investors still buying media debt in a big way. they sold $6.3 billion. the longest portion, $1.25

joining us robert tipp, eric stein, and trey parker.i want to begin with eric and talk about the four-week treasury bill this week. why 1.3%? why higher than the debt ceiling experiences we have had previously? eric: i honestly don't have a perfect answer for you, but it is one of the issues with the debt ceiling. i think we need more responsible government in washington, but the debt ceiling is a crazy way to deal with it. it is all about taxing and spending. those decisions are what need to be made. having this fire drill in markets where we all get excited, this bill is higher than that built and we might have a debt ceiling, it is more of a distraction than what is really happening. jonathan: 1.3% for one month money? >> it may sound like a lot, but -- and i hate to burst the bubble, but you have to annualize it. obviously, the u.s. is not going to default. if you say, what if they did, what did you get paid for that? it is a four-week bill. you are looking at like .02% in compensation. even if this thing got delayed, how much did y

. >> neil: well gary says he's right also here charlie gasparin o, ben stein and charles payne, jerry willis off this week so gary, your view is do it get the aid out there, don't start quibbeling about it. >> 300,000 people have applied for aid, neil. 80% of homes do not have flood insurance . these people need help and they need help quick. you do a standalone bill, two words standalone. though disclaim turpitudes no caveats no nothing get the vote in get the money out, if you need to do it in tranches fine just make sure the upfront is big enough to help people out. they need it and they need it quickly. >> neil: what concerns people in these type of situations is adding things to the spending that go way beyond hurricane relief. the thinking seems to be that's going to happen again here but so be it. >> we're in such a politically charged environment and both parties incredibly unpopular with the american public. congress has about a 15% approval rating 75% disapprove of the job they're doing because they can anticipate what might go wrong with this, and it's not fair to give the

gary willis, ben stein and welcome so charles your point is you do get a bang for the buck the president's right? >> absolutely and i'm wondering what happened to the republicans and their belief and supply-side economics. now we no one of the problems is pr wise and rhetorical have boxed themselves into the corner after complaining about debt and deficits for eight years but think about the reagan years what he inherited and was able to do with supply side economics average gdp was 3.5% and 1884, 7.3% and income is up 8% adjusted for inflation not adjusted for inflation up 50% and you look at 16.5 million net new jobs. i mean that's the proof right there, so the debt went up there's no doubt about that. some of that was to build up the break down of the soviet union's military back but i think net- net people would say those are great economic years. >> neil: what's great is how you brought a bar chart to show that and i want to thank you. >> it's everywhere i go. >> neil: gerri, what do you make of that? >> gerri: i agree with him but we don't know what's in the tax package so we don't k

look at jill stein sitting there with putin. michael flynn was there.re on the left. vladimir putin is in the middle. very comfortably there in moscow with the head of the russian government there. what do you make of the courtship? brought her over there, wined and dined her and then promoted her through facebook, apparently. well, they did. >> yeah. frankly, chris, i'd love to hear from jill stein about why she was at that dinner and whether she had followed up at all with any russians. that would also be helpful for us in our investigation, knowing now that the russians sought to use her candidacy to also tear down or take away votes from hillary clinton. >> i couldn't get her on "hardball" but i guess putin knew how to get her over there. i couldn't even get gary johnson here. he didn't even know any world leaders. she wouldn't come on this show but wouldn't mind hanging around with him. the russians are sophisticated enough to divide the political spectrum to the detriment of the progressive hillary who could have won. thank you very much, eric swa

ben stein, worried about it. >> amy: but mr. are plenty of counties for trump who will also be affected by getting rid of that deduction and i would say the political matter-- >> neil: you just doubled the deduction. >> here is the tactical problem trump has with this. he put out a blueprint and did not negotiate much of it with congress and this is in these committees and they are fighting over that deduction, over carr ied interest all this crazy stuff. >> neil: it's going to happen. adam? your prediction? >> adam: i think it won't. i think ultimately. >> neil: it will it will it will to infinite. >> [laughter]. >> amy: because neil said so. >> neil: guys i want to thank you in the meantime ahead of the president's big trip to visit victims of hurricane maria is the media trying to make this his katrina. we're allth over that. >> america's news headquarters in washington good saturday morning to you i'm le land have. president trump defending his administration's response to the devastation in puerto rico from hurricane maria

grow a spine, vote jill stein. bought and paid for by the russian government. not to say that jill stein solicited it or knew about it but russia wanted votes for her. alongside paid ads promoting donald trump and criticizing hillary clinton, russia was running ads saying you wouldn't waste your vote if you voted for jill stein. #hint, yes you will. interesting to see if we ever learn where those ads were targeted and if they ended up targeting would-be democratic or liberal voters in some of the states where jill stein absolutely did outrun the vote margin between hillary clinton and donald trump. other ads promoted votes for bernie sanders, reportedly right before the election, long after bernie sanders had left the race and endorsed clinton and said people should vote for her. russian operators saying still vote for bernie, wouldn't be wasted vote. we're starting to see clear lie how they operate. what they're trying to do. russia supports division in the countries and geopolitical entities they see as their rivals. russia seeks to divide or silence when the

have voted for that it would have completely changed politics in america bernie would have taken jill stein to offer and run as an independent then it probably would still have trump we've got trump anyway he decided to back a neo liberal corporate warmonger and we got trump anyway so that strategy has been failed so this is to let people know we need a new strategy and everybody there understands we need a new strategy whether bernie jumps on or not we need a strong third party presence in america because right now you know i see your show you talk about we have one party it's a money party and this isn't new by the way this is been since the eighty's this is ben sends al gore and bill clinton decided to get in bed with the koch brothers in the democratic leadership council people don't realize that the koch brothers were part of the clip the organization that bill clinton and al gore set up and it's called a help fund they found they had their executives on their board of the d.l.c. not only did they help fund it so that's how bad the democrats have gotten i think . it's you know all big

we have to start a third party would joe stein and the green party -- jill stein and the green partyr get progressives in the like bernie sanders. i would like your guest to comment, how can we work within the two parties that a corporate owned with their media and expect to make changes unless we do one or the other two things i said? host: thank you. nick troiano? guest: i agree with you, ted, we cannot work within the two-party . each side has their special interest they are responsive to said of being for the people, and that is why i think we need to elect individual candidates. in my view, i think most americans are not on the extreme left or right, and with the rise of democratic socialism on one side and populist nationalism on the other, the center-right and that realize they have more common with each other and that something new has to be grown from the middle out. what independents share first and foremost is not ideology, it is an approach to governance about putting people first, not parties or special interests, and working together to solve problems. the two-party sys

rabbi stein says that has not been the case at his sanctuary.daniel stein/rabbi- "but we're always concernedafety and security of our congregants and we always take measures to make sure that they are safe." wednesday night through next friday on yom kippur... rabbi stein says members of his congregation may not notice additional security... but says security will be tight, to ensure the high holy holidays are safe.steven chester/rabbi- "there's no choice -- there's really no choice." rabbi steven chester is refering to his decision to add additional security cameras at his synagogue... temple israel of alameda. a hate crime was reported here last month. alameda police say a man threw rocks at the windows. the f-b-i is involved in the investigation.steven chester/rabbi- "yes, we're being smart and safe. and, safety for our congregants and people who may be here at services is the most important thing. on the other hand, i find it very sad that we have to have security in this way because of what goes on in this society." but rabbi chester says that doesn't mean he or his congregants are scar

rabbi stein says that has not been the case at his sanctuary.daniel stein/rabbi- "but we're always concernedut the safety and security of our congregants and we always take measures to make sure that they are safe." wednesday night through next friday on yom kippur... rabbi stein says members of his congregation may not notice additional security... but says security will be tight, to ensure the high holy holidays are safe.steven chester/rabbi- "there's no choice -- there's really no choice." rabbi steven chester is refering to his decision to add additional security cameras at his synagogue... temple israel of alameda. a hate crime was reported here last month. alameda police say a man threw rocks at the windows. the f-b-i is involved in the investigation.steven chester/rabbi- "yes, we're being smart and safe. and, safety for our congregants and people who may be here at services is the most important thing. on the other hand, i find it very sad that we have to have security in this way because of what goes on in this society." but rabbi chester says that doesn't mean he or his congregants

rabbi stein says that has not been the case at his sanctuary.daniel stein/rabbi- "but we're always concerned about the safety and security of our congregants and we always take measures to make sure that they are safe." wednesday night through next friday on yom kippur... rabbi stein says members of his congregation may not notice additional security... but says security will be tight, to ensure the high holy holidays are safe.steven chester/rabbi- "there's no choice -- there's really no choice." rabbi steven chester is refering to his decision to add additional security cameras at his synagogue... temple israel of alameda. a hate crime was reported here last month. alameda police say a man threw rocks at the windows. the f-b-i is involved in the investigation.steven chester/rabbi- "yes, we're being smart and safe. and, safety for our congregants and people who may be here at services is the most important thing. on the other hand, i find it very sad that we have to have security in this way because of what goes on in this society." but rabbi chester says that doesn't mean he or his congrega

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. >> nationals fans getting beer steins. commit to the bit people.nor of everyone's favorite german beer festival ryan zimmerman was stout. 1-0 and zim was not done there. in the sixth every fan got a beer stein. zim two home runs four rbis. and 2000 strikeout of career and nats beat the buccos >> what happened to buccos. >> not good. >> pirate fans got a free beer stein. >> remember during the season everybody thought maybe pirates would trade andrew mccutchen to the nationals he may play last game in d.c. sunday. >> you get to watch the nationals play in postseason that's fun. >> coming up soon. >> by the way thursday? friday? >> begin on friday. we don't know what time. tuingty baker said today he will not announce starter until thursday before the g game. >> ohh, got to keep them guessing. thank you brody. >> so much strategy. >> coming up next fox news at 11. we know the lineup here. >> tonight we're continuing to follow developments in the case of missing woman from prince george county. >> police found a body hadn't a church in north coar line

ben stein we love having you on thank you so much. to wait-- >> ben: god bless you. >> liz: not going to wisconsin makes hillary blame less. good to be with you. next up look at this story harvard university now saying they made a mistake. they're now canceling a visiting fellowship for chelsea manning, chelsea manning is the leaker of national security secrets that put our guys at risk. coming up we have a guest who says he follows the pattern of liberals trying to legitimize criminal paths to prominens and power we want to hear what he has to say but first conservative speaker ben shapiro speaking at uc berkeley california amid antifa protest. look whose here, lawrence jones to react to the greatest hits of ben shapiro after this. >> as far as a white supremacist do you see the thing on the top of my head? this funny hat? white supremacists aren't that fond of it. this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not

dana stein is with us. he is president of the federation for american

host: dan stein as president of the american federation immigration reform. thank you for your time this morning. coming up next, kathryn miles will be here, a contributor to the boston globe. she wrote a piece looking at a nuclear plant in massachusetts and the safety concerns surrounding now and after it closes its doors. stay with us. ♪ this is what churchill faced when he came to power in those awful days in may, 1940. practically from his first day he begged franklin roosevelt for help to stave off hitler. the president was aware of the isolationist mood of the country and even though he wanted to help save britain he was very cautious. he did not want to get involved in a war he could help it. most people in washington including them were pretty much convinced that britain would be easily defeated. how can it possibly survive when no other european country had? >> former u.s. secretary of state madeleine albright, called foremost chronicler of world war ii politics and diplomacy. sunday, in-depth, lynn olson, she writes about occupied europe. during our

ofn the look at the cost illegal immigration with daniel stein of the federation of immigration reform. boston globe magazine contributor catherine miles writes about safety concerns surrounding closings. live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. consistent ranks among the lesser-known presidents the only thing it most people remember is his distinction facial hair. scott greenberger on his book, the unexpected president, the life and political career of chester arthur. >> he recognized he was not qualified for the job. he was surprised to be there and never imagined he would be president and then all of a sudden he is on the threshold of office. on c-span's q and a.

miami based reporter kate stein is following the very latest and joins us. authorities have said that all of florida's 20 million people should be ready to evacuate but we just found that report, some people say they are staying put. are most people listening? kate: i would say people who are able to listen are generally evacuating. in a lot of cases the people who are staying it is a question of resources. there are people in miami where i'm based who simply don't have access to personal vehicles they can use to get out of the state. they can't afford a plane ticket to get away so they're buying what supplies they can. my co-worker yesterday interviewed a gentleman who could only afford a few cans of tuna and bread because it was the start of the month and he just paid his rent so he is hunkering down as best he can. >> with such a mass exit have you ever seen anything like this? kate: i have not. i've only lived in florida about a year. this is unprecedented for someone who has been here much longer. governor scott was talking earlier about how this storm

so if the russians were in some way backing jill stein that's a whole other fascinating component here. on twitter, the russians do seem to have a strong presence on twitter, seems to still be going on, designed to as seems to have been the case with facebook and possibly google, foment dissent, discord, political disagreement, possibly, i think, some federal officials are looking at whether the russians might have tried to prop gate information through twitter that might have even pled its way into mainstream news sources. and this twitter angle is very interesting because we've been very focused on facebook so far, but i think there is mounting evidence of sophistication of the use of twitter by the russians that could be a larger scale than we've appreciated. >> counselor, walk us through how the u.s. senate could in effect trump proof robert mueller. is the deal that if he got fired by the president they would turn around the next day and use their authority to hire him under a different title and keep the work going and alive? >> well, i think more importantly than that, i think t

. >> reporter: these are some of the finishing touches, robin stein says his home was damage in the storm a few years ago. >> the roof blew off. >> reporter: volunteers have already fixed that and unfortunate will that was not the only damage here. jewish federation said he fell victim to contractor fraud and that work is being fixed too. >> a lot of contractors who are not reputable individual are praying over older adults. >> reporter: robin stein's home is one of many homes, eight homes in all are being fixed with the help of more than 100 volunteers. >> we've got skill, know how to do it. we've got a trust, in the community. yeah, we will do our very best to make sure that he, you know , he is going to be help him in his house. >> reporter: we're sure that the work inside they will. it is a tremendous job they are doing. special thanks to all of those volunteers and to marty for letting us go in his home and his service in the military. for now reporting from northeast philadelphia, bob brooks, channel six, "action news". >>> much more to come tonight on "action news", it was on this

it was the jill stein recount. i don't understand why it was shutdown.he states did not have to pay for it. she raised a lot of money for that recount. it was just cut off at the knees. nothing else happened. i think we need a paper trail. i think we need to go back to paper. host: appreciate that. jon huntsman is the former ambassador to china, now nominated and approved by the senate as the next ambassador to russia. ,uring his confirmation hearing he talked about the potential role of russia in the 2016 election. here is some of what he had to say. [video clip] >> it is a powerful symbol when you get the director of national intelligence, the head of nsa, the head of fbi who come together in unison behind their findings. i very rarely see them come together in such a coordinated fashion to one conclusion. i think that expresses where the facts are with respect to russia's involvement in our election. governor, asormer governor kaine was, you are tasked with the integrity of your election system. sometimes it is the lieutenant governor, the secretary o

and ran ads in support of green party presidential candidate jill stein. said, "choose peace and vote for jill stein. trust me, it's not a wasted vote." i'm pretty sure if you voted for jill stein, they gave you an "i wasted my vote" sticker. ( laughter ) ( applause ) yay! yay! and the russians are no amateurs, folks. people familiar about the ads say they show the russians had "a deep understanding of social divides in american society." they knew exactly where our deepest divisions are-- democrats and republicans. 1% and the working people. people who like the one "property brother" and people who like the other "property brother." nobody likes drew! jonathan does all the work! team drew. meanwhile, back at the ranch, there's trouble brewing for health and human services secretary and live-action dilbert, tom price. it was recently revealed that price has taken at least 24 flights on private charter planes at taxpayers' expense since early may, racking up a tab of $400,000. wow. wow. yeah, so he paid for the extra leg room. and price's wasteful spending

sam stein, long-time political journalist, politics editor for the daily beast. and ranado, a former federal prosecutor who wrote this piece for politico that got our attention today, titled, how to read bob mueller's hand. he is currently a lawyer in private practice, we should add. good evening and welcome to you all. >>> sam stein -- >> yes. >> -- if manafort gets indicted, that will leave a mark. that will get our attention. >> that definitely will leave a mark. of course, he's not the big fish, right? he is a fish, he's a big fish, but he's not the big fish. and what this is all leading up to or so it seems is to build enough pressure points on paul manafort so that he will ultimately turn on donald trump. the incredible assessment of what they think about paul manafort's -- they think he will destroy evidence. they feel his only avenue is to turn on the guy who asked him to chair the campaign. >> carolyn, what aspect of your newspaper reporting is most important and is most important for us not to ignore? >> it's all the right stuff. but what really makes a

going back, rob mentioned leon stein. they reissued his book at the centennial. it was published in 1961. leon stein was the editor of the news letter for the international ladies garment workers union. and when he did the research for this book, he was working on his own academic career. but this -- the publication of this book actually linked what had happened and how the fire, all the tragic happenstances and the system of worker exploitation, basically, how that all came to happen in the fire. okay? and it doesn't really -- it handles the fact that out of the fire, the activists were so ensensed and so conscious stricken and the public was so conscious stricken that there was action and a new idea, basically, that unions and unionization wasn't bad for the country. and out of that, when francis perkins said the new deal was born on march 25th, 1911, what she meant was that there was a government -- there was a change in government and government took -- started to take responsibility. i mean, before that unions were illegal. they were organizations in restrai

mark stein, always sums it up perfectly, thank you. >> thanks a lot, tucker!> tucker: up next, the left is obsessed with fine racism everywhere. we will explain why if they want to find bigotry, it may not be where they expect to find it. also, hollywood has become obsessed with the politics of donald trump and russia, ♪ >> tucker: it wasn't that long ago that calling someone a racist was a big deal. it was a devastating attack on a person's character, if not blood liable. now everywhere you look, people just barely to the right of al gore are being denounced as white supremacists, white nationalists, neo-confederates. it happened to us last week. on a website called media-ite, blogger wrote tucker carlson isn't even trying to hide his white nationalist leanings anymore. as evidence for this? a segment that we did pointing out the democratic party has basically given up trying to appeal to the american middle class and i started openly encouraging illegal immigration. we didn't mention race at all because it's irrelevant. stagnant blue color which black americ

now reporter sam stein at the daily beast reported it was not apparently a one-off.r one. joining us sam stein, politics editor for the daily beast. it's great to see you. >> hey, rachel. great being here. >> can you walk us through what you found, please? >> okay. this was a peculiar case because it wasn't the greatest feat of investigative journalism. this guy, julio gonzalez who is the ceo of engineer tax services. it's a specialty tax firm that bill itself as the largest specialty tax firm in america boasted in a public press release put on pr web that he had hosted a white house summit on tax reform. and that white house summit featured top administration officials as well as a top economic advisers to the vice president as well as a top rnc official as well as the u.s. treasurer where they talked about interests that are directly impacting his own business. now this was odd because he posted this himself. he was boasting about hosting this meeting. what was even odder, though, it wasn't paid for by the white house apparently. what he said was that his own famil

economist ben stein on the recovery and political reaction in the media. dr. jasser and supporters who are somehow trying to exploit harvey asking for donations that end up going toward left wing community organizing and former fbi assistant director jim calst rom on a new report that obama fbi director jim comey wanted to exonerate hillary clinton months before the fbi concluded its investigation welcome to risk & reward i'm elizabeth macdonald. president trump declares sunday as national prayer day for harvey victims. the death toll now at least 40. o officials fearing that number could rise as the waters recede. rescuers now beginning a block- by-block search in texas to find anyone who may have been left behind. this as the u.s. military now sending more ships and aircraft to assist with the efforts in texas. we've got hillary vaughn joining us with the latest. hillary? >> reporter: liz, well now we are in a blackhawk we're here with the air marine operation, part of u.s. customs border protection and what we're doing right now is we're looking at the wate

mark stein, always sums it up perfectly, thank you. >> thanks a lot, tucker!> tucker: up next, the left is obsessed with fine racism everywhere. we will explain why if they want to find bigotry, it may not be where they expect to find it. also, hollywood has become obsessed with the politics of donald trump and russia, a new documentary about armenian genocide is being shunned in los angeles because it's "too political." uff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on every purchase i make. everything. what's in your wallet? we see their hunger. their courage. we see their dreams. we see the things that built our nation. and we wonder, what would happen if everyone had equal access to education? what would they discover? what new worlds would they build? that's why we built a university for everyone. southern new hampshire university for tech advice. dell small business advisor

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he says ending daca would not necessarily be inhumane.dan stein / president, federation for american- 1:07normally you would say we're going to rescind the program and your work documents continue for six months during which time you prepare to go back home.misael garcia / dreamer 1:09 -1:19 that for me would be heartbreaking, knowing that like i mentioned earlier i have a baby on the way. i know that she's going to be dependent for me to stay here in this country.garcia adds that he hasn't left the u.s. in 14 years, for him this is home.and that's the case for most daca repeints they're assymilated and americanized... stein understands people like garcia are sympathetic, but says congress and not the president should make immigration laws. dan stein / president, federation for american immigration reform 1:28-1:40if they are allowed to stay in the long term, it has to be legislative and theoretically it should be in the context of a broad package that includes most of what donald trump promised his voters.the president promises a decision on tuesday.in washington alexandra limon (st

a stable economy and a test to capitolism what ben stein says it's the only game in town and americais leading the charge. first to connell mcshane where the pitch is pitching something that is a big deal. but not before a distraction on a cabinet member. >> a little late-breaking news. the president spoke about what has become one of the big stories of the week in washington. the future of the health and human secretary, tom price. he's come under fire for his use of commercial aircraft when other aircraft were available. here's what he said. >> he's a very fine man. we'll make a decision tonight. >> that is something that we'll be looking for as he heads to new jersey for the weekend and see if there's any further announcements on the future secretary price. to your point, the day before that was about tax reform as the sales pitch continues. i was in the room across taken when the president spoke to a group of manufacturing executives and workers and made the argument to them that lower business taxes would make their companies more competitive. he told them he would give them the