steve cohen is charging two and three quarters percent.e willing to pay that amount when two and 20 was pretty high? >> he first have to remember 30t: was charging three and when in his heyday, before the u.s. attorney in the southern district made a case to prosecute him, which did not work. been out of the market for a few years and managing his own money and is now staging the dynamic. money beginning next year. you think about it, it is cutally a 25 basis point from what he had been charging people. it probably looks like a bargain. steve cohen, the matter how he did it or whether it was right or wrong, even when managing his own money in the last two years, he has tended to over perform in the market and he is a hard -- a highly regarded hedge fund manager. it is a time of extreme scariness in the markets. when they hit all-time highs, people get nervous. he could be just the tonic institutional investors need to try and whether what is likely to be some sort of measure next year. aboutn we began talking the possibility of him raising

type fund manager what's going on here give us the inside joke so so ok you saw the picture steve cohen invited several people from the cryptocurrency industry to to his house to have a private party to discuss where the industry is going and where the value is. yeah and it's a private party. you know it was more of an informational thing and we had tremendously and we had a lot of fun and it was just mostly what is because of what is cryptocurrency what are the trends you know where are the good investments going to be in three years to five years what technologies legitimate what technologies kind of fluff and so forth you know that was another big name in despair that has done business in the same area connecticut recently came out and encouraged people to buy gold because you know he sees trouble in markets and ten percent should be in gold and of course there's this gold crypto debate that's ongoing but what it makes sense for is fun to have exposure in a serious way as they would to gold into crypto you know that does make a bit of sense but the problem the market still don't have

occurring chris your reaction to what you just heard the democratic congressman from tennessee steve cohen would you make about. what you know i think it's really important for everyone to understand that right now we have the opportunity to actually transform this debate and enact legislation that as you said to start off ninety three percent of the american public believes that we should have expanded background checks in this country instead up until a few days ago what the congress was poised to debate and pass was legislation that would have made it easier to acquire silence or legislation that would have provided easier access to cop killer bullets that's not what we need we are already debating things in this country that take us back it's time now looking at what happened here to move forward and advance the will of the people to both of you the same question there are roughly three hundred fifty million firearms coast to coast in this country if you want to stop shootings like this what are you going to do limit the amount of ownership i mean what law would change what happened in

house floor, several commented on the shooting in las vegas and we will show you the remarks from steve cohen and james clyburn. in the past week we honored and welcomed back steve scalise to this chamber. victim of a horrible shooting aimed at him because he was a congressman. could have been any one of us. today, the democrats spoke on the steps of the capitol about the need for reasonable gun law reform, and with us was gabby giffords who was shot in 2011 because she was a congressperson doing her job. congressman john lewis had said, you can't go to a movie theater, you can't go to a concert, you can't go to school and feel safe. you can't be a public official and feel safe. what happened in las vegas were 58 people were murdered and calls on the ed united states congress to take action to protect the american people. for is a time to act reasonable, commonsense gun reform laws. the former deputy prime minister of australia fisher who in 1996 after the greatest mass shooting in australian history led an effort to reform the australian laws, sent a message to president trump suggesting thi

: desaulnier, member of the house transportation committee, said he is working with congressman steve cohen of tennessee and senator kirsten gillibrand of new york to get the bill introduced. it's a version of legislation written by marianne karth and lois durso who both had children die in underride accidents. as we've documented, karth and durso have been going door to door on capitol hill since the spring trying to gather support. >> i think it's making impact. i do. i think that people are listening. >> reporter: one group karth and durso hope is listening is the trucking industry, but at that crash test in august the president of the truck trailer manufacturers association told us adding the weight of new guards to trailers would force trucking companies to remove payload and put even more tractor trailers on the road which he says would negate any safety benefit. >> there's a lot of operational issues you have to consider. >> reporter: iihs says there's no data to show safety gains from new guards would be erased by adding more trailers on the road and now some major trucking companie

there possibility of democrats working with the president on it we'll begin with representative steve cohen democrat of tennessee ranking member of the house judiciary subcommittee on the constitution and civil justice he also serves on the house ethics committee he joins me from washington steve before we talk about the tax cut. how we ever going to get anything changed on gun control after last vegas. we certainly should it was a tragic and awful thing that happened but as long as the n.r.a. makes ratings which is important to republicans and their primaries and also makes major contributions i don't think we're going to have enough support from members of the opposite side of the aisle we need to have common sense gun laws no no fly no byelaws restrictions on high capacity magazines and we're restrictions on assault weapons and more money in mental health but i don't think republicans will support any of that because of the n.r.a. . eighteen's and there are a contributions destroyed the biggest mass shooting in american history. so say it . steve what's your thoughts on the tax plan. wel

representative steve cohen who we ask if the bloodshed will change anything in america's gun control here's a sneak peek just how are we ever going to get anything changed on gun control after a las vegas. we certainly should it was a tragic and awful thing that happened but as long as the n.r.a. makes writings which is important to republicans and their primaries and also makes major contributions i don't think we're going to have enough support from members of the opposite side of the aisle we need to have common sense gun laws no no fly laws restrictions on high capacity magazines and restrictions on assault weapons and more money in mental health but i don't think republicans will support any of that because of the n.r.a. ratings and n.r.a. contributions but the biggest mass shooting in american history. so say. three hundred thousand people have come together in barcelona to mobilize against police brutality during catalonians independence vote on sunday r.t. them and stasia churkin our report from the catalan capital it's a rambling here in cuts known as can easily be described

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representative steve cohen who me ask if the bloodshed will change anything in america's gun control here's a sneak peek just how are we ever going to get anything changed on gun control after last vegas. we certainly should it was a tragic and awful thing that happened but as long as the n.r.a. makes ratings which is important to republicans and their primaries and also makes major contributions i don't think we're going to have enough support from members of the opposite side of the aisle we need to have common sense gun laws no no fly. restrictions on high capacity magazines that were restrictions on assault weapons and more money in mental health but i don't think republicans will support any of that because of the n.r.a. ratings and n.r.a. contributions despite the biggest mayor shooting in american history. so sad. surely after tragedy struck the city of las vegas isis claimed responsibility for the attack calling the gunmen stephen pad out a soldier of the islamic state the terrorist organization also claimed padda converted to islam several months ago however the f.b.i. said

next is congressman steveon fromtown tfpblet -- steve cohen from tennessee. r. cohen: you-all can hear me. first i want to thank mr. conyers for having set up the hearing that we had when the democrats were in the majority. i participated in those hearings. they were good hearings. they stopped because the republicans are the majority. and like on most things, the republicans care about management and they care about wealthy white men. and they don't care about labor and they don't care about humans. they don't care about health care. they don't care about injuries and workers comp. it's unfortunate. that's why we're here now because the democrats who are here. what mr. carson said, i could go further but i say it's more like a sharecropper. and sure you-all want to play and get paid a lot, but you are -- i love the game. ollie maximumon was my favorite from 1 -- maxom was my favorite team. the owners are in the boxes and the only injuries they are subject to is cirrhosis of the liver and they stay up there and watch the game and high five each other and make to

a former employer of the two authors of this plan, gary cohen and steve mnuchin are from goldman sachs. even goldman sachs would say that the cuts will create massive growth for new jobs or higher wages. in fact, another recent report by goldman-sachs predicts only the most minor growth effect from these tax cuts. not more than .1 4.2 percent. as the president likes to point out, the stock market is at record highs and companies are raking in unprecedented profits and wages have remained relatively flat. so the companies are already plus with money. record profits they're not creating jobs . they're enriching their shareholders. and enhancing their ceo salaries with stock buybacks. it's proof positive that companies have the cash reserves but don't use it to boost wages. it's the opposite, giving corporations and the wealthy a tax cut leads to higher middle-class wages, belies the facts and the districts and it is a blatant attempt to fool americans into am thinking the plan would benefit then whenin reality it's to stop the rich . no wonder our republicans can't talk about what the pl

steve? and gary cohen, director of the national economic council thank you, gary. [applause] >> president trump: and the speaker of the pennsylvania house of representatives, thank you, mike. >> [applause] >> president trump: i think that's enough, right? that's enough. >> [applause] >> president trump: we'll start losing the crowd, mike. before we begin, i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that have struck our incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people has shown through mike seldom before, their goodness, their courage and their love. no destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of the american people. >> [applause] >> president trump: we are praying for all of the families affected by the horrific mass shooting that took place in las vegas. we grieve with you and we will never leave your side. our hearts are also with the victims of the wildfires in california's napa and sonoma valleys, and they are wild and dangerous fires and we have fema out there right now along with a lot

. >> has white house been taken an active role with steve mnuchin and gary cohen, have they been participating weakly or regularly with members of congress? >> that was happening more of the summer. the last few weeks they been engaged but letting the committees do the detailed work to get the bill where it needs to be to pass. we did have a situation where the president weighed in on changes. members are sensitive to hearing from the president and having him get involved which is political clout among the republican base but also talking about what can change in what has to change can up and the process. the dynamic between the president and the twitter account to the republicans on the hill bears watching as november comes forward. >> lots of text abated. richard is a tax policy reporter, he's on twitter. things for joining us. >> the cato institute posted a form on capitol hill. panelists were americans with tax reform, rick enterprise institute and the cato institute discd

secretary of the treasury, steve mnuchin, who is here somewhere. y cohen , the speakerailles of the house of representatives. thank you, mike. i think that is enough, right? [applause] pres. trump: that's enough. we will start losing the crowd, mike. before we begin, i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that have struck our incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people as shown through. the goodness, the courage, and the love. no destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of the american people. [cheers and applause] we are praying for all of the families defected by the horrific mass shooting that took place in las vegas. we grieve with you, and we will never leave your side. our hearts are also with the victims of the wildfires in california's napa and sonoma valleys. and they are wild and dangerous fires. and we have fema out there right now along with a lot of first responders doing an incredible job with everybody else. and they really have done a very incredible, and da

. >> has the white house been taking an active role so far, treasury secretary steve mnuchin and gary cohene they been participating with members of congress? >> that was happening more over the summer and into september. they've been engaged but letting the committees really do a lot of the detail work to get the bill where it needs to be in order to pass to get through the committee and onto the floor. we did have a situation where the president weighed in on potential changes to 401(k) plans. that's something that members are sensitive to hearing from the president and having him get involved. he's got political clout among the republican base, but also jumpingclaring red lines and what can't change and what has to change is something that can up end a complex process. that dynamic between the administration, particularly the president and his twitter account and the republicans on the hill is something that bears watching as november rolls forward. >> lots of tax debate ahead. reporting on all of it is richard rubin, who is tax policy reporter with the wall stre"wal journa journal". >>>

guest: he has the likes of gary cohen, steve mnuchin, former goldman sachs people.full disclosure, i started my career at goldman lifetimes ago. i was an awful employee, so i can say this. he is being advised by wall street and people internally are telling them, the treasury secretaries, the chief economic economicher, -- adviser, you are potentially dealing with a stock market crash. it is not like putting the mooch in there and having to backtrack six days later. this is the federal reserve. the most powerful banker in the world. host: joe in miami, florida. independent line. go ahead. caller: you mentioned china. this has been going on for months and has not made a dent. there is still a breathable. it really is all about amazon, isn't it? nasdaq, market, the amazon 14% on one company and on earnings, that is a rearview mirror to what happened last month unless corridor, but no relation to what could happen next quarter. yet, all this irrational exuberance on one stock. and then you mentioned the skills gap and it really is a low wage gap. we have a deflationary

secretary of the treasury steve mnuchion here some place and gary cohen director of the national economic gary. thank you. [ applause ] >> and mike turzi the speaker of the pennsylvania house of representatives thank you, mike. [ applause ] >> i think that's enough, right that's enough. [ applause ] >>> we'll start losing the crowd, mike. before we begin i want to take a moment to address some of the recent tragedies that have struck our incredible nation. in the darkest moments, the light of our people has shown through like seldom before. their goodness, they're courage and their love. no destructive force on earth is more powerful than the strength and resilience of american people. [ applause ] >> we are praying for all of the families affected by the horrific mass shooting that took place in las vegas. we grieve with you and we will never leave your side. our hearts are also with the victims of the wildfires in california's napa and sonoma val lees and they are wild and dangerous fires, and we have fema out there right now along with a lot of first responders. >> president donald tru

(steve) another victim tonight has been identified as denise cohen... she is from san ramon.on4's justine waldman spoke with some of her friends.. in a story you will only see on kron four. pkg

he called you, gary cohen, and steve mnuchin, ignorant, disingenuous, and dishonest.asset, whoos job is stos stand up for rigorous economic -- had the temerity last week to accuse the tax policy center of scientifically independent -- it's nasty, and that's just the democratic side of things. i have had -- they've come in and said there's not a single economist -- mainstream economist that says they can end up paying. all kinds of things that they say definitively that trickle down doesn't work. >> right >> you're not going to get those guys on board, i don't think >> joe, thanks for mentioning that you know, as you know, if you come into a place like this, then people are going to take pot shots at you i think that what i would like to see folks like you do and do it to me too is say what's your evidence show me the data what paper are you talking about that says that hasset is out to lunch. if you push guys like larry sorms who gave us cash for clunkers, for goodness sake, if you push guys like that and say what did hasset get wrong, there's not one thing that he me

cohen. both stacee and denise went to cal high school in san ramon.(catherine) tonight we begin coverage with kron-4's justine waldman. (steve) she joins us live from san ramon... justine spoke with friends of denise---who only wanted to share their story with her tonight.justine... her friends found out today denise cohen passed away.and they came here to the memorial at california high school that has the names of past students who died in a tragic way stacee ethchber and denise cohen are both being remembered here.for denise's friends. pkg

a kron four viewer tells us cohen had been living near santa ( steve ) a east bay resident that hid from gunman is back in the bay area. stephanie booker from livermore sat down with kron four's terisa estacio and recounted her harrowing tale. ( catherine ) she says at one point, she thought she was going to die, and called her parents to say goodbye. kron four's terisa estacio joins us from the newsroom with more. stephanie booker says in one split second, everything changed and her life and she says it is never going to be the same. (estacio) 11:13 i have watched it a few times, and i am in disbelief. stephanie booker shared with me this video her friend took it as they hid under the bleachers next to the stage as they and others realized that the noise they heard was not fireworks, but gunfire - aiming to kill them. 02 08 honestly, numb to situation, seeing this in front of our eyes. stephanie showed me her bruises and cuts she got from being under the bleachers - she says it is nothing compared to what happened to others. stephanie. i remember seeing the numbers, it could have been u

cohen: thank you, sir. in the past week we honored and welcomed back steve scalise to this chamber. victim of a horrible shooting aimed at him because he was a congressman. could have been any one of us. today, the democrats spoke on the steps of the capitol about the need for reasonable gun law reform, and with us was gabby giffords who was shot in 2011 because she was a congressperson doing her job. congressman john lewis had said, you can't go to a movie theater, you can't go to a concert, you can't go to school and feel safe. you can't be a public official and feel safe. what happened in las vegas were 58 people were murdered and calls on the ed united states congress to take action to protect the american people. for is a time to act reasonable, commonsense gun reform laws. the former deputy prime minister of australia fisher who in 1996 after the greatest mass shooting in australian history led an effort to reform the australian laws, sent a message to president trump suggesting this is the time for him to act and to do something very important for american society. . and said

, heather drovaro, kerry barnett, jack bato information, steve burger, candice bowers, denise berditis, sandy casey, andrea casilla, denise cohenaustin davis, thomas j. jr. hristina duarte, bron fraiser, kerry gal vin, angela gomez, osaio rocha. hartman, a police officer offduty. jennifer topaz imbinging, teresa nicole camera. essica klemmchuck. victor link. jordan mcildoon, james sunny melton, practice trish yeah mestis, austin meyer. adrian murfitt. rachel parker, jenny parks. isa patterson, von thipen, melissa arrive air ezz, quinton robins, cameron robinson, tara we, chris roybal, bailey switzer, laura ship, eric sylvia, susanne smith, brennan stewart, derek bowe taylor. nathan tonx, kurt von tillo and bill wolf. these are the 58 people who lost their lives from gun violence in my district in nevada. 58 more reasons why we shouldn't stand silent but we need to take action now. >> washington journal continuess. host: republican hall rogers in in his 19th term in the house and represents the kentucky district and is co-chair on the caucus of prescription drug abuse. later today president trump will make a much-anticipated spe

cohen. she's from san ramon.. she posted photos of her weekend vegas trip on facebook... even writing about the great time she was having with her boyfriend at the jason aldean concert. (steveamong the people that made it out of the concert alive... two north bay couples that found themselves right near the stage when the gunfire broke out...(catherine) kron 4's dan kerman has their story of survival... (catherine) (catherine) survival... their story of kerman has kron 4's dan (catherine) broke out... the gunfire stage when right near the themselves that found bay couples two north alive... the concert made it out of people that among the (steve) (catherine) we're hearing more of the terrifying stories of survival from las vegas. coming up -this group of bay area friends will share how they escaped alive. (catherine) also tonight.. we'll go in-depth on the difference between semi- automatic and fully automatic assault rifles.. and how it's easy and sometimes legal -- to go from one to the other. (steve) happening now:the cold play concert should be wrapping up at levi's stadium.. since the band is up against a 10:00 p-m curfew... and they were denied an extension.as you can

steve wieting, you will be sticking with us. tomorrow is jobs friday and we have none other than gary cohen joining us to react to the september payroll you will tell us about his new chief of fed job? jonathan: he has not recused himself from the selection process. you think you might be saying -- david: we got a vice president that way. alix: lots of questions, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg. a beautiful day on capitol hill as the house gets ready to take on the republican budget proposal. special significance because the path to tax reform passes through that budget process. here to explain his kevin cirilli. we want to get to taxes. the republican plan as i understand it, they will spend more money on military, save on social programs. what happened to the deficit? kevin: that's the question a lot of republicans like senator bob corker from tennessee, who recently announced he's not running for reelection, they raised this concern about the deficit. when you crunch the numbers, and there's different numbers for how much the president's tax proposal plan would save. some estimates have it at $6 trillion. they have no

steve. over the years, i think he's a phenomenal film maker i loved good night and good luck. i loved confessions avenue dangerous mind. having the cohenlved in the film this movie has a lot of history the cohen' wrote the script in 1999. and then clooney was researching a documentary about the first african-american family that moved into this town and then he took this real life family called the meyers family and he dropped think their real story into the fictional script that cohen's written in 1999. the film is very interesting. very serious movie and it deals wi you're dealing with this idea of this family that's moved into this suburban town they're not doing anything wrong whatsoever yet right next door the white family with matt damon' character committing murder and violent acts and nobody is saying anything about it. so this commentary on this irony that this family had moved into the town and done nothing wrong but yet nobody is paying attention to the real criminals of the town the white family next door. that's kind of what the movie focuses specifically on. i sat down with george clooney to speak about that theme in the

tax plan was all about, but gary cohen and secretary of state treasury steve mnuchin deserve special admonition. chief white house and economic advisor gary cohn actually said the wealthy are not going to get a tax cut under our plan. that's not a surmise of what he said. that's a direct quote. the wealthy are not going to get a tax cut under our plan. comments like that should make everyone's head spin. according to the tax policy center, the top 1% would reap 80% of the benefits of the g.o.p. plan. the top .1%, folks who make more than $5 million a year, would get a break of more than $1 million a year. now, some might argue, okay, that will cause economic growth. i don't think it does. but at least make your real argument. don't hide it, because you know the american people don't agree with you. that's why you hide it. so only in wonderland where down is up and up is down could gary cohn's comments be believed. it's something like out of the ministry of truth from george or orwell's 1984, cut the top rate, repeal the estate tax. yes, no tax cuts for the wealthy. bunk. it's why the