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stephen moore was a top economic adviser to donald trump's 2016 campaign.e is a senior economics analyst for cnn. steve cook, let me begin by asking you to help us understand what is happening in turkey, because this is one of closest alliances the united states has had geopolitically for 60 years, and it feels like it's sort of over. >> in ways, the relationship between the united states and turkey is coming to an end. the two countries have different strategic interests. they have different priorities, they have different goals. the turks have developed their relations with the russians. they've complicated america's fight against the islamic state in syria, and have actually helped the iranians evade sanctions that are intended to arrest the development of iran's nuclear program. i think what you have in turkey at the moment, though, is two separate crises. a lira crisis, an economic crisis, and a crisis in relations between the united states and turkey that the two leaders have connected. president trump's tweet, which seemed gratuitous, has provided pr

caller: stephen moore was on the show just minutes ago saying how great the economy was doing and the amount of revenue that the government -- the amount of revenue that the government has increased is incredible. feels thee president federal employees should not get a raise. host: just be clear coming is talking about the deficit, saying we need to rein iit in. why single out the federal workers for the pay cut. i do not think that one of them is telling the truth. host: we will go to rose in brooklyn, new york. good morning. caller: i think what the president is doing, his executive order is a disgrace. federalher of two civilian employees, i think it is terrible. also, is this going to affect my social security that i'm supposed to get in january? host: it will not. this impact about 1.5 million and nonmilitary federal employees. --ler: so it does not affect host: it does not affect social security. i still think it is a terrible decision. host: this is on the white house website if you want to read specifics but the of administration saying, under current law, locality pay increas

>> i'm happy with his chief of staff, i'm happy with stephen moore, i think sarah sanders is doing a good job with a ornery press. i'm pleased. and it's early, he's getting his sea legs. this guy has never held office, never been president and it's going to take a while so his turmoil is not that unusual compared to others around this stage. remember barack obama for secretaries of defense and i think he had three or four chiefs of staff. >> were you one of those republicans who held your nose? >> guest: i was a supporter almost from the beginning. remember when he came out and made that statement about mexican rapists? i'm watching tv and saying this is going to be the shortest campaign in history but next morning i went to a blue-collar summit and i sat at a restaurant at the counter. over the course of the hour at least 10 people came up and said are you larry elder? did you hear trump last night? what did you think? one guy said he speaks for me, one guy walked away and the other said it the same conversation, 10 people came up and said thesame thing, these were blue-collar peopl

then the heritage foundation stephen moore talks about the u.s. economy under president trump. be sure to watch c-span's " washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> president trump spoke at a campaign rally in support of mike braun. the is running against senator joe donnelly. the president spoke for about an inr and 17 minutes evansville, indiana. ♪ [chanting] >> usa usa usa usa [applause] pres. trump: evansville, you are very, very special people, and thank you, indiana. thank you. we had great success in indiana, as you know. it was an incredible experience. we really honor you, very, very special people. thank you very much. and i know you well, you love our country. you are proud of our history, and you always respect our great american flag. [applause] [chanting] >> usa! usa! usa! pres. trump: this is a really incredible time for your country. this is a truly amazing period of time. we have the best economy in the history of our country. factories are reopening. jobs are pouring back into the united states. we are putting your great

: welcome back. >> thank you. >> stephen: how have you been, michael moore? a great time to be an american. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it is, it is a great time to be an american because we're the ones who are responsible for this and we've got to do something. >> yes, and we are going to do something, and it's now it's time we have to sort of prove our mettle here. and, look, we're in deep, deep trouble here. >> stephen: well, you have a new film about the trouble that we're in. what's the name of the film? >> i'm finishing the film right now. >> stephen: okay. >> it will be out september 21. and-- ( cheers and applause ) thank you. and, it's called "fahrenheit 11/9", the night he was announced as president of the united states. >> stephen: oh, okay. are there any surprises in this? i mean, what are you covering? because "fahrenheit 9/11" certainly was about what we knew in the lead up, what the bush administration's response was, the push toward war. what is this about? >> this is about how the hell we got in this situation, and how we're going to get out of i

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stephen moore, catherine rampell, appreciate the enthusiasm. thank you both. >>> president trump starting his working vacation at his golf course in new jersey this morning while once again undermining his own government official officials. >> i had a great meeting with putin. now we're being hindered by the russian hoax. it's a hoax. >> the president saying that at a rally last night in pennsylvania. this came after his intel chiefs made a rare briefing together to argue that russia is still targeting the u.s. elections in november. kaitlan collins is in new jersey near the president's golf cou e course. >> reporter: it's a stark contrast. the president talking about russia but naming no mention in our election, only saying the investigation into russian interference in the election is a hoax. compare that with what the president's intelligence officials came out to that br f briefing offering a blunt candid assessment that russia is still a threat in very certain terms. listen to what the department of homeland security secretary, the preside

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i want to go straight to cnn's christina lesci and stephen moore who are both joining me now.let me start with you. let's get a little bit of context, a lot of context when it comes to what the president did, what he can do without congress, first of all, and where canada is in all this because nafta, of course, is in agreement with mexico and canada. >> that's right, those are the two major questions, what will congress do and will canada also sign on, which is also very important. look, this news conference or this conference, whatever it was, it was a lot of congratulations, light on details so far. the administration needed a win on a trade deal. essentially this administration and trump promised american workers that they would get better trade deals and so far the only thing the administration has done is impose tariffs, and that's done two things. one, created a lot of uncertainty for a lot of american businesses and workers and in the worst-case scenario some layoffs. two, american farmers have been

cnn's senior economics analyst stephen moore and jason candor, democratic candidate for mayor of kansasning, gentlemen. thank you so much. jason, what is the likelihood people will choose these plans based on cost and pay the price later when they get sick or need the coverage? >> that's the whole idea here, don. it's basically a scam. it's a piece of paper. it's not insurance coverage. folks will say, well, this, i can pay for it, it costs a lot less. they walk around with a piece of paper that actually doesn't give them access to a doctor. when i was in the army we had this saying that we would use, which is the checking the box is one of the worst forms of lying. what it means is that if you pretend to solve a problem, in some ways that can be worse than doing nothing at all because if you pretended to solve the problem, then people walk around thinking the problem is solved, but it's still there. that's exactly what the trump administration is trying to do here. they want to pretend they did something about the fact that, for instance, here in kansas city we have huge pressure on em

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i read an article last month forbes andsteve stephen moore saying how trump could be like reagan. was elected, people were worried about a nuclear war. going toa hawk who was be terrible. soviet union ended up getting rid of the nukes. trump could be the guy who gets rid of the trade areas. sometimes unintended consequences that could be positive, and i think we are seeing those in china. haidi: that does not come without it. of deep disturbance, right? >> when i look at the high we can see data in china, we are not seeing a big slowdown. there are companies that run current activity trackers in china. we can't say there is any big crunch in the chinese economy, yet . haidi: we have to leave it there. let's get you the first word news in the meantime. chair jerome powell is set to give his debut address at the jackson hole symposium. his maiden speech will do little to shake markets, according to analysts who reviewed investor reaction to pass gatherings. mario draghi and governor kuroda are skipping this year's symposium. new zealand's central tank says it is in no rush to raise

someone like stephen moore hern who works with them on britain‘s got talent.n successful for years and years, picking up awards, how important is it they get this right? so important, this will be an interim measure, expect to be back for next year, dec dec has said that he is looking forward to being reunited, this is not a long—term solution, it isa this is not a long—term solution, it is a huge show for them, as well ant & dec as being their most popular presenters, it is one thing to be confident, but someone the nation loves a nd confident, but someone the nation loves and cares about and feels like they know them as a friend, that is rare and that is what ant & dec have. they are the biggest shows on itv, huge ratings, you cannotjust drop them because ant & dec are not working together, they must find a solution. lots of people dec thought might do it on his own as he did with britain‘s got talent. you cannot do that with the show. you need to be talking about the celebrities and what is going on. fingers crossed they will find a good solution. a north y

there's an op ed in the new york times from stephen moore and steve forbes, they're calls on presidents by taking a page from president reagan's strategy for nuclear disarmament. the article says just as no one ever thought mr. reagan would stem nuclear denuclearization, donald trump could be known as ending trade barriers, rather than erecting them. he walked away from thest u, saying we're walking towards no tariffs. >> it was a landmark. before that, everyone was saying donald trump is bringing down the global trading system. he's actually reducing tariff barriers. if that deal with the eu gets implemented, it probably will, there won't be any tariffs on nonautomotive products. dagen: he should stop bragging about how awesome the steel industry is in the country because of the tariffs he put on steel and aluminum. it's a handout to that union. that steelworkers union has been pushing the democrats for this kind of deal for years and he brags about the steel industry. well, the steel industry employs about 140 to 170,000 people. steel consuming industries that are getting hurt that a