stuart: got it.ident trump tweeting about china's proposed tariffs literally 55 minutes ago this came across, we are not in a trade war with china, that war was lost many years by foolish or incompetent people that represented the u.s., now we have a trade deficit of $500 billion a year with intellectual property theft of another 30 billion, we cannot let this continue. again, look at futures, we are going to open sharply lower all across the board, trade war fears hitting stocks. i want to go back to boeing, biggest loser among dow 30, right now down 4 and a half percent. that shaves about 150 points off the blue chip average. just that one stock boeing takes the dow down 150 points. how about those tech stocks? look at amazon for a start, down another 2%, that's $30 lower, the president maintains and continues his attacks on amazon. all the rest of the technology stocks on the downside quite significantly. on days like this you turn to this man, charles payne, do you think that the selloff premarke

stuart: wow.y: the crime rate in new york city, murder rate, that is, has dropped 90% since 1990. stuart: that's extraordinary. ashley: unbelievable. positive. stuart: president trump tweeting on immigration. first thing this morning. here's the quote. mexico has the absolute power not to let these large caravans of people into their country. they must stop them at their border, which they can do because their border laws work. not allow them to pass through into our country, which has no effective border laws. all rise, judge andrew napolitano is with us this morning. you're familiar with this. >> right. he's talking about serious reports with photographs. this is not just anybody's exaggeration. about 1,200 people. men, women, and children marching from central america. intending the march through mexico and entering the united states. and he's basically saying mexico can stop them. he's right. but mexico needs to stop them, stuart, before they enter mexico. because once they enter mexico, mexic

stuart: so you are saying get lost. >> yes. stuart: thank you.> i took your fellow englishman to bridge the gap. stuart: we are americans commit thank you very much indeed. the script says thank you, judge. texas became the first state to send troops to the southern border after president trump announced his plans up to 4000 troops to the border. officials say 250 national guard personnel would be and will be or have been dispatched. let's look at some stocks. amazon still under attack from president trump. the stock is up $23. the highest 16.16. paypal very interesting. partnering with small banks and debit cards and direct deposits. how about that. stocks of 3%. national association of home builders not happy with resident trump tariffs. prices of lumber have hit record levels. jerry howard on with us. newt gingrich said the republicans could take california as incredible as that sounds. it is a revolution we are hoping for. we will be back. here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not gett

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stuart: sen.pelosi. >> they are not doing these things, getting this kind of publicity. stuart: do you think hillary wants to run for public office? >> part of her believes this was stolen from her. of democrats were through to their ideals, trump stall this. give her the nomination. stuart: you are a republican and wants to run against hillary. >> the market surged. i want to move the needle on something. stuart: c if you can move the needle. the president ordering the national guard to the border, and and and the century state policy was enacted. and donald trump does best with any can identify an enemy and go after. this is where he searches, to show his muscle. and jerry brown and his sanctuary state policies. they are more republican and conservative than the rest of the state. they are close to the border. this is a bigger political problem for jerry brown than people think. california is not a monolith the. stuart: california looks like they want to secede. they oppose donald trump on every

don't you think, stuart, about time a prince stuart?ttish for their taste but i think it has a good ring to it. stuart: a little bit scottish. liz: that is the first for you. stuart: get out of here. what kind of a name is that? steve, we appreciate you being with us. we'll watch your show, no matter what you say. thanks very much, steve hilton. liz: prince stuart. stuart: mitt romney sat courtside for the nba playoff game in salt lake city last night. romney was wearing a jazz jersey over his dress shirt. he mocked oklahoma city superstar russell westbrook. romney waved four fingers at him as he left the floor. not sure of significance for that. we love sports on this program. liverpool playing roma this afternoon. moving on. >>> kim jong-un says north korea suspended all nuclear and long-range tests. is this window-dressing ahead of the window meeting ahead of meeting with president trump? we're asking a question. >>> bernie sanders wants to guarranty a job for anyone that wants or needs one. andy puzder is on the set later this hour.

stuart: got it.ant you to listen to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, wait for it, talking about the budget. he's really calling out the president, roll tape. >> i agreed to it, you know, he was involved in the negotiation and signed the bill, but we had agreements with the democrats -- you can't an agreement one month and say, okay, we really didn't mean it. stuart: all right, peter, i read that that don't expect any cuts from the spending bill. >> i think that's right. mcconnell is wedded to the 60-vote rule and worried about the senate than vitality of the nation. bottom line. he had to make a deal between essentially mccain an the democrats to come up with 60 votes, more defense spending and more domestic spending, gun and butter, something we can't afford, no cuts in entitlements, so this is where we are at. mr. trump might not like it b but look what they offered him, they basically made this deal and said you sign it or you become captain shutdown. i mean, here is the pistol, put it to y

stuart: 15 seconds before we get to him. ashley: and you, stuart? stuart: i like henry. been a henry after henry viii. neil, it is yours. >> how about charles? insisting economic relief will only come after complete denuclearization. north korea after they said they were stopping all nuclear test es. >> media suggested "rocket man" tweets would lead to war but

stuart: do you agree? >> i agree. stuart: except the russians.y: what all paul ryan, another thing thrown in today, does that hurt the market, moderate voice in the administration when it comes to policy. liz: you have kevin mccarthy. stuart: you've asked the right question. liz peek answer it. >> the raid of trump's lawyer's office. you know, i think the market is trying to figure out what the big news story. i don't think paul ryan leaving today is not good news, i will bank on that. stuart: as president trump considers response to air strikes, she did ask that question, and, of course, you will see the response. [laughter] stuart: you will love it. another win for the trump agenda, the president looking to strengthen work requirements for people receiving medicaid and food stamps, welfare reform 2.0 and day 2 for zuckerberg, the stock went up on day one, follow it on day two right here. this is just the first hour of varney & company. [laughter] at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not?

stuart: you were not. [laughter] stuart: 24,151.ews poll, it says 61% say they approve of president trump's air strikes on syria, coming up next hour general jack keane, he says air strikes are not enough. he wants boots on the ground. would america like that? he'll make his case at 10:15, rudy giuliani just met face to face with robert mueller, what's the significance of that? judge napolitano breaks it down and he is next. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh... i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. for all the noses that stuff up around daisies. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pugs. for all the people who sneeze around dust. there's flonase sensimist allergy relief. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more

over to you, stuart. stuart: good morning, everyone. great to be back, right from the get-go, check your 401(k), you making money today. look at this, a triple-digit rally right from the get-go for the dow industrials, big names already reporting strong profits and that's what the market is focused on right now. not so much political distraction, just money. four dow components in the news today, three of them better than wall street predicted. fourth ibm, report after the bell. all on the upside. how about netflix? blow-out quarter, they added 7.4 million new subscribers, a fresh stream of money. the stock has more than doubled in the last year, would likely hit a new record when it opens half an hour from now. look tat pretty market. on the other hand, there is tesla up corruptly holding production of model 3, we have one market watcher who says buy the stock despite the problems. cheer up, even though it's tax day and the president says it will be much easier to file your return next year, makes you feel better? varney & company is a

stuart: okay.inst fierce competitor. >> problem for spotify is they must make money with music which is a tough business but up against apple, amazon, they can use music as a loss leader they can give it away in order to further parts of the business that scarce me when you're paying that kind of evaluation for product not as good it doesn't really matter. and right now -- if you think about it from a superior stand point their technology is best. >> okay. i have to move on to ge. stuart: i don't think you're a raging bull in ge i can't bsh but you are -- >> i am. look, for example, to start with sales, you know, if ge stock price had the same price as competitor would be three times as much. they have more sales and microsoft and more sales than cisco i think the fact that there are con they have ways to unlock valley and it is nice thing is they have these option it is to do various spinoffs to some of the parts worth more than the current hole. stick with ge. >> you know what we covered every da

stuart: and they won't. >> their state income tax. stuart: stuart they will not do that. sure you saw this poll, 27% surveyed think the tax plan's a good idea, 36% say it's a badded idea. you know, we've spoken often on the benefits of this tax deal. it doesn't seem like the message is getting through, grover. >> well, first of all, the president and the house and senate need to stay on message and talk about taxes every day and not talk about three things because then the establishment press can decide to talk about something other than the tax bill and the growth that's taken place. 9 we've gone from below 2% a year growth, to in the last 12 months, 3% a year growth. that is a huge jump. we saw in february alone 800,000 people come into the job market who had been discouraged workers, 300,000 of those got jobs the first month they were in. so there's tremendous progress on higher take-home pay -- stuart: yeah. it's working, i get it. you explain to me why it's not more popular. >> well, if you watch cnn, if you watch a number of the establishment shows, you would just h

stuart: which one?scle cell that is give you strength are weak and you're born with it, 10,000 cases in the united states. this company is correcting the defective gene, stuart, here is what they do, they literally take the right, smn1 and float it on the virus into the brain, that's how exciting this is. i always think we are talking science fiction, they take the proper gene, float it into the brain with a virus and starts pumping out the correct protein and you get the strength back, it is working, it is going to be working for als, there's a hope for this type of therapy for cystic fibrosis, this therapy is the future. the particular treatment i described in stage 2, approved in year or two, working so far. very effective stuff. i think novartis is getting into the whole idea of advanced neuroscience because they are involved with other genetic therapies, i'm very excited about this. stuart: absolutely wonderful thing, it's not like you take a pill or something. this is -- manipulating the genetic s

so much stuart. who survived this month's deadly southwest flight is suing the airline. she claims she has post traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and depression. she was sitting three seats behind the window that shattered and partially sucked out a passenger who later died. president trump praising darryl scott. the president says scott really gets it when it comes to the good things happening in the african american community. and i'm going to ask him, if he has the president's ear i think he does and the migrant caravan is at the border setting up a showdown with law enforcement. we have a live report from the border the third hour of varney & company just getting started. >> ♪ ♪ your company is constantly evolving. and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who understands your industry and your world can help you make well informed choices and stay ahead of opportunities. pnc brings you the resources of one of the nation's largest ban

stuart: okay.ious stuff, marijuana is a serious issue. two stories on wells fargo, reportedly close to paying a billion dollar fine for forcing customers to buy insurance, car insurance and charging mortgage borrowers unfair fees, secondly, a teacher's union will not do business with wells fargo anymore, is that about guns? >> yes, american federation of teachers, randy, she had been reaching out to wells fargo and she got radio-silenced. it's a big deal because 20,000 or so aft members have mortgages and the like from wells fargo also attributed to jpmorgan chase, bank of america have dialed back businesses to the gun industry and citigroup says, it's saying to its business partners don't back to move to sell guns to eem -- people under age 21. stuart: the president tweeted, we are loosening the bank regulations but you crossed the regulations, we will come after to you. he's in favor of the fine. check the future's market, still flat to slightly lower at the opening bell this morning, down 20 poi

stuart: well done.our service. >> thank you. >> thank you, again. stuart: you really have something going here. very well, indeed. congratulations, gentlemen. that's ut for outside broadcast, you may never see another one. more varney after this. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ show of hands. let's get started. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3, go. e*trade. the original place to invest online. racing isn't the only and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. with godaddy you can get a website to sell online. and it will look good. i made my own way. now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working just like it should ♪ stuart: it's the end of the week for u

stuart: yep. liz: costs. stuart: ashe?e forbes? >> up certainly on trade and taxes but economy is much better than people realize. stuart: we'll get first quarter numbers. they will be misleading and that is not great. my time is up. but neil, it is yours, sir. >> thank you, stuart, very, very much the gap used to be excess of two percentage points. but we're going to explore that with my extreme panelists. today "wall street journal" editorial board mary o'grady, making money star, charles payne and my buddy

let me tell you where this is helded, stuart. -- headed, stuart.nkings. we don't need red banks and blue banks. we need safe banks. we need honest banks, and we need banks that don't make stupid decisions and come crying to the american taxpayer to be bailed out when they act irresponsibly. they need to paddle their own canoe and let the more than people exercise their -- the american people exercise their second amendment rights. stuart: senator john kennedy, i'm going to leave it there. you're a valued guest, and we -- >> i shouldn't have said that about kim jong un, his haircut is really nice. [laughter] stuart: said with such feelings. thank you, senator. we'll see you again real soon. >> thank you. stuart: check that big board, coming back a little. we're down 68, modest move there, but we're off the lows of the morning. by the way, we did have all-time highs for amazon and dow component microsoft right out of the gate. they've pulled back a little since then, but they're still doing very well. >>> want to get -- well, we did get the latest re

stuart: look at that.ve television you have to be very careful, be prepared to jump right in. you can't be swigging on your coffee or eating a doughnut on the side but wait to see if jean munster reappears. he is there? he is back there. significance please of apple's hiring of google's chief of ai? >> this is a huge week, they rang the bell, john john andrea not only ran search at google but head ai. there is an arms race going on for ai technology. the irony around artificial intelligence is you need human intelligence to build it. having someone like john john andrea is a recruiting to to apple to win this talent. and talk about apple has been criticized, not enough and they jumpstarted it this week. >> do you think apple would have to give this man $100 million to come over? >> probably not. a few million dollars, probably has 10 or $20 million in stock options. stuart: you guys in technology, that is nothing. jean munster is blushing. four states are considering laws that prevent kids from playing tac

this is a growth play, stuart varney. stuart: okay, the pot of gold you talk about is growth lowering barriers here but the pot of gold surely is to get china to stop stealing our intellectual property and change the way it takes over our technology. i understand that the process of negotiation. how do you knock it off, stop the theft of intellectual property? >> this is part of the process. i'm not a fan of tariffs. but i think the president is completely right to take these actions now. bear in mind, these are just the first proposal. in the united states at least, we are putting it out for

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stuart: not the obvious names.ot of them are reliant on raw materials that is in some way connected to russo. they are a huge player in the alumina market. if you have captured supply and you are a producer outside of russia, then you are making a great deal of money right now. metals shouldther be watching out for price action? stuart: the ones we mentioned, so nickel and aluminum, but the base metal complex as a whole because there is a interconnectedness there that we are starting to see play out. lithium is the one to watch out for, just -- palladium is the one to watch out for. it is absolutely essential. you cannot make a car without it. there is not that much supply out there. nothing has happened in that market, there are no sanctions but if you look at the nickel market, it is telling you that the traders can get nervous. vonnie: one of the other industries that need levels in order to thrive in the u.s. and europe. stuart: this is -- the simple answer is all of them. we struggled to think of companies tha

stuart: wait a minute. neil: trying to argue there is nothing wrong with sort of tempting the other side with tariffs and then piling on more tariffs and then saying it is only this% of gdp of this% of our deficits all the way down. where do we go? is it a week from now, 1000 more items? is it two weeks from now, 10,000 more items? i don't know. i think that -- stuart: we have to remember these are tariff proposals. they will not be imposed at least -- neil: how do you know, stuart? how do you know that, stuart? stuart: because they have not been imposed. neil: you can threaten all you want you can keep pursuing this, minimize it all you want get your cake and eat it too because you never have to follow through with this. what i find so disingenuous, democrats, republicans alike play this game, the media also plays this game, not you, my friend, but this notion that well, everything will be fine. it just might well be. this might just get everyone to the table but this idea that this is no big deal when you

. and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith. he's a harvard educated attorney whose status as a gold star father was both celebrated and politicized in the 2016 presidential campaign. his new book is an american family: a memoir of hope and sacrifice. he is khizr khan. this is overheard. (upbeat music) - let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? (mumbled snippets of interviews) mr. khan, an honor to meet you. - thank you. - and thank you very much for being here, sir. - thank you. i am honored to be here. - i believe this book is extraordinary in many ways but maybe the most extraordinary way is it is the most patriotic book i've ever read. i walk away from reading this book with a sense of hope and optimism about america and a feeling of great patriotism. i don't know if that's what you intended. did you intend that? - this really is a story of all immigrants, all of us are immigrants. - [evan] well, we're all from some place, right?

stuart kyle duncan is one of those nominees. mr.ing it up can has spent his career -- mr. duncan has spent his career working to restrict, not expand but to restrict civil rights in the united states over and over again. he sought to tilt the scales of justice against women, against lgbtq americans, against people of color and others. mr. duncan's record of supporting discrimination and injustice is quite lengthy, so i'll focus on just a few of the most disturbing examples. let's start with his record on women's rights. mr. duncan has worked to make it harder for women to access contraceptive coverage and abortion services. he was the lead attorney to the arts and crafts company, hobby lobby, in the supreme court case hobby lobby v. burwell. in that case, he argued that business owners should be allowed to refuse to provide female employees access to contraceptive care based on those employers' religious views. mr. duncan also filed briefs in many other supreme court cases, petitioning the court to restrict women's access to birth control and abortion services, ignoring th

heading upa bankrolled by one stuart donald. investors, possibly including a spanish investment house, to take over at sunderland. he will sever his ties with this club once the takeover gets football league ratification. he isa gets football league ratification. he is a proper businessman, he has had shares in many different companies over the years. not sure what his wealth is but all i do know is that he has spent more than £10 million in eastleigh. mr donald owns insurance company bridle and is credited for bringing its sharp financial edge to eastleigh. even today, i got two guys up with me who started to get into trying to sell advertising space around the ground, sponsorship packages, much day packages etc. that attitude will sell —— sound good to fans who probably deserve a break. both financially and on the field. at the world snooker championship in sheffield, the chinese player booked his place in the quarterfinals with a13— his place in the quarterfinals with a 13 — four when. trump is also through to the last four.

stuart: you're worried going into midterm elections because you lost quite a few republican leaderships, you lost them. >> it's to expect, we knew going into this year, last year before

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for stuart, a stunning 17 days in sheffield, but after the greater highs, an all—time low.rdered to pay £20,000 in costs after breaching bedding rules. he insists he never bet on his own matches or engaged in any corrupt activity, but the damage was done. there will always be that black cloud over me, that obviously with some people, but it is what it is, obviously i regret it, i have saidi is, obviously i regret it, i have said i will never do it again, but i just got carried away in the moment, soi just got carried away in the moment, so i have been punished. you returned in january. so i have been punished. you returned injanuary. he is ranked 12th in the world. i am getting butterflies thinking about it, it is every player's dream to finally play at the crucible, i am not sure if it is my tenth or 11th time, but i can't wait, can't wait to get back there. he has said he is sorry, he says he is feeling fresh and on form in his bid to bring the world title back to basildon. tom williams, bbc news. fleetwood town chairman andy pilley has backed joey barton to join as the c

stuart ring and. milkins will play in the second round -- bingham.to the match, and it was pretty evident last night, i really struggled with that. i thought i did pretty well to keep it 6—3. i have to give robert credit for how he played. he was relentless throughout, and i had a slight sniff at 6—5, but he rattled off the last four friends amazingly well and deserved the win. not a great day at the table for the thai player, heading for a maximum 147 break. he missed the last red againstjohn higgins. he was disappointed and went on to lose 10-7. disappointed and went on to lose 10—7. now the baseball, and nelson cruz drove into mac runs, as the seattle mariners held on for a 4—3 win over the white sox. it is their 14th defeat in 16 games, in their worst start since 1950. and finally, a sprint to the line to take the first stage of the tour de normandy in switzerland. the peloton caught the breakaway riders in the final run. the spaniard proved the stronger, taking the stage. as always, stay updated on the website. i will be back soon. hello there.

. and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith. she's a next generation journalism star who left a high profile gig at the new york times to become the new white house correspondent for pbs's newshour. she's yamiche alcindor, this is overheard. she's yamiche alcindor, this is overheard. yamiche alcindor welcome, nice to see you. - thanks for having me here. - i'm trying to think about your new job in this way. is being a white house correspondent at the moment the best job ever or the worst job ever? - in my mind it's not the best job ever because i think that there's a lot of jobs in journalism that are amazing, but this is one of the best gigs in town for sure. in dc i think it's the best job, because you have a front row seat to a history making president. before donald trump was elected, i said if we get him, he'll be the first reality tv president. i think that that's completely still true. i think if you are covering donald trump and have not watched the apprentice and do not watch reality tv, then you are a

joining me now is the host of "varney & company," stuart varney. stuart, what do you say? down right now. you remember the scene. it unfolded on television. there's the president surrounded by national security people, surrounded by his generals, he's about to deal with bashar al assad and his vile gassing of his own people, and what happens? oh, we learn that the president's personal lawyer, his office, hotel room and his house have all been raided. the president's personal records have been taken away, and the president has to deal with that -- which i think is a distribute attempt to -- deliberate attempt to undermine the trump presidency. he's got to deal with that before he deals with bashar assad and the gassing of his own people. i was absolutely astonished by it. this is an organized attempt to undermine the presidency of the united states of america. in the middle of this situation, which has to be taken care of because obama did not. i was just fit to be tied. i agree with the president, it is disgraceful. case closed. dagen: well, stuart, the fact that this invo

stuart broad is soon had two of them. a dream start made better by stuart broad.nd found some resistance. tom latham lasting longer. as the day faded, so did england's hopes. but this one stuck. england sensed an opportunity. if ever there was a lesson, it showed the value of sticking around. england's desperation lost in the fading light, too little too late from captainjoe light, too little too late from captain joe root. light, too little too late from captainjoe root. the match drawn and the series lost. england with little to show from a long winter of test cricket away from home. australia have been thrashed in their first test since the ball tampering scandal. they lost by a massive a92 runs against south africa in johannesburg. massive a92 runs against south africa injohannesburg. the home side needed to take seven wickets on the last day. for australia and their coach darren lehmann, who is stepping down after three players were banned, it is an abject finish to what has been a controversial tour. who would have predicted this, ronnie 0'sullivan knocked o

almost put your house in scoring goals he scored so many for forest penalties you never believe that stuart pearce was evidence of this a penalty you mentioned about chris waddle how good were you when he missed his penalty when everyone was chris chris was loved by everybody and he's not one you'd believe he was going to score but everyone was disappointed i think it was and he was obviously more in the manner in which he missed it stuart pearce was very very upset but no one was trying to help comfort. left him in his own space to get himself chris was a little bit down shows was telling himself he went away every single time and chris chris someone who reminded him that maybe shouldn't die five minutes live anymore i got there how did you feel finally when you landed at luton airport and there were. three full five hundred thousand people whites in for the team did that shock you did it surprise you did it make you think crikey what if would have won this it did but i did wonder if some kind of band was on a plane beyond or something like that because you thought it was a big and it turn

stuart broad soon had two of them. made better by stuart broad again with two from two. new zealand world cup and found some resistance. tom latham lasting the longest. as the day faded so to did england's hopes. holding on was proving difficult. but this one stuck as england sensed an opportunity. if that ever there was a lesson in test cricket it was the value of sticking around. the england desperation last in the fading light, too little too late from their captain joe wood. fading light, too little too late from their captainjoe wood. the match drawn and the serious loss, england with little to show from a long winter of test cricket away from home. and that follows that ashes defeat for england as well. to dissect it all, is the former england bowler ryan sidebottom. ryan, england five defeats, two draws from seven tests this winter. only once before have they lost a series in new zealand. where has it gone wrong? it has been a very tough winter. it has been long and hard. a lot of games. you could argue you migh

witchell reports. took their seats for the memorial service to stephen lawrence. and his younger brother stuartwhat the colour of your skin or your background. or your background. attacked and killed because he was black. black. from the prince of wales, read to the congregation by prince harry. did not end with despair but continued with hope. continued with hope. henceforth be remembered every year on the anniversary of his death. on the anniversary of his death. 22nd of april would become stephen lawrence day. lawrence day. commemoration of his life was welcomed. welcomed. what they had been striving to achieve the years. achieve the years. will be enshrined in history for yea rs. will be enshrined in history for years. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davies. that they deserve. british citizenship. the process.

to connecticut when it is for itself. >> justice stuart is famous for this case for calling it law. he wrote and was concerned about lockner. >> yes, season one. and the connection between lockner is? >> lockner is the case where new york has regulated the hours that new yorkers could work. as those of you faithful landmark case viewers would know, the supreme court struck it down as the infringement of liberty, the right to contract. it is after lockner, the court refuses to use its power under the 14th to strike down or any aspect, economic relations based on due process arguments about the wisdom of state regulation. and, the post lockner error, stuart is writing about griswold of the court's concerns that's staying in oppose of lockner's moment. >> if i can add to that. it was interesting of when planned parenthood argued about this case. we are not going back to a time where the supreme court can struck down minimum wage. we think we threaded the needle by saying states can improve the quality of life for people. limit their hours. up their wages and pass laws. they cannot rest

almost put your house in scoring goals he scored so many forest penalties you never believe that stuart pearce was evidence of miss a penalty you mentioned about chris waddle were you when he missed his penalty when everyone was chris chris was loved by everybody and he's not one you'd believe he was going to score but everyone was disappointed i think it was and he was obviously more in the manner in which he missed it stuart pearce was very very upset but no one was trying to help comfort. you left him in his own space again. chris was a little bit down shows was telling himself he went away every single time and chris christie someone who reminded him that maybe shouldn't die five minutes live anymore i got there how did you feel finally when you landed at luton airport and there were. three full five hundred thousand people white for the team did that shock you did it surprise you did it make you think crikey what if would have won this it did but i did wonder if some kind of band was on a plane beyond or something like that because you thought it was a big turnout maybe debate was

here's stuart varney. stuart: what was that? resist getting old. yes, ma'am.tting old, stu. do you have a proposal on anything other than just resist? . stuart: yes, but the alternative to old sage a just is death. that was quite a transition, maria. we should do this more often. maria: yes, and it was natural. take it away, stu. stuart: fresh out of the box. new week. new quarter. the president comes out swinging. good monday morning, everyone. in a flurry of tweets, president trump took aim at the mess at the border. he says the border patrol can't do its job because of quot

stuart: when are you going to buy the dip? liz: maybe next week. >> can i get some salsa with it stuart: liz, ash, great stuff thanks very much indeed. my time is up. neil it's yours. neil: thank you very very much stuart a lot of people still talking about your chat with larry kudlow particularly the end where the economic advisor hinted that a trade coalition of the willing to take on china is imminent. i think that i've got that right , stuart? we'll follow that very closely because this could be one thing that sort of unravels this selling spree, the notion that there are similarly-minded countries like our own who have had it with the chinese cheating on trade because whatever your views of the president's response of this fighting tariff for tariff and escalating no one denies that the chinese rigged their economy and currency, even their economic numbers making it very very difficult for the u.s. and other firms to compete. what is lost in this argument is the other countries that want to compete. they also have to kind

almost put your house in scoring goals he scored so many for forest penalties you never believe that stuart pearce was evidence of this a penalty you mentioned about chris waddle how good were you when he missed his penalty when everyone was chris chris was loved by everybody and he's not one you'd believe he was going to score but everyone was disappointed i think it was and he was obviously more in the manner in which he missed it stuart pearce was very very upset but no one was trying to help comfort. you left him in his own space again. chris was a little bit down shows was telling himself he went away every single time and chris christie someone who reminded him that maybe shouldn't die five minutes live anymore i got there how did you feel finally when you landed at luton airport and there were. three full five hundred thousand people whites in for the team did that shock you did it surprise you did it make you think crikey what it would have women's it did but i did wonder if some kind of ban was on the plane beyond or something like that because you thought it was a big and attendan

these are the fitness report counseling records from president obama, high mark stuart varney jackson. most impressive leader who continues to perform at the flag officer level. ronny has earned my confidence and gratitude of my family for his diligence and knowledge. goes on and on. we should know that in 2014, this in 2016, exceptional physician and leader. this is someone, dr. jackson has been serving several different presidents. republicans and democrats. the president today said that he understands if dr. jackson wants to stand down but that he, the president, sticking by him. >> bret: let me play that sound bite and get your reaction. >> i will tell you he's one of the finest people that i have met, and it was a suggestion but i told admiral jackson just a little while ago, i said, what do you need this for? i said what you needed for? i would definitely stand behind him. he's a fine man. >> with regard to the jackson nomination, i am waiting to hear from chairman isaacson and from the administration. what they believe the way forward should be and will take our cues from them.

new guy heading up the national economic council telling our stuart varney, fear not. this will work out. markets twixt and between. trish regan. trish: larry is optimist. as long as i have known him he is glass half-full. i like that, i need optimism. neil: because it is against everything he stood for before but we'll see. trish: i know. i know. neil: riddle me conundrum. trish: a little bit. global trade dispute reach as new height here as china proposing its own tariffs in retaliation against the united states. china's proposal against key u.s. exports sent the market into a total tailspin but investors may be figuring outthey're kind of oaf tariffs are not in place yet. the market is down 80 points. by the end of this show we could be in positive territory. buckle up. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." stocks are still a bit lower than where we started today but wall street is just panicking about fears of a full flown trade war. they keep talking about smoot-hawley and the great depression and how much that hurt us. but look, we're in a very d

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provided in part by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith. he's a comedian, actor, podcaster and best-selling author who made facts up before making facts up was cool. his latest book, not made up, is vacationland: true stories from painful beaches. he's john hodgman, this is overheard. john hodgman, welcome. - thank you so much, it's wonderful to be here. - good to see you and welcome back, and congratulations on this. - thank you, this is my book, vacationland. - it's a lovely book. you know that, we're gonna talk almost exclusively about this - we can talk about whatever you like. - the cover is one of the great book covers of the year. it's a great design. i think the design is fantastic. - and may i credit the genius of aaron draplin of portland, oregon, an amazing designer who works in this kind of '70s, what he calls "thick line" style. he designs logos and corporate identities. he also created field notes, those little notebooks you can get at bookstores. so he's an amazing guy. he's got a book called pretty much ev

provided in part by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith, he's the co-founder of spy magazine, the host of the public radio program studio 360, and a best selling author whose most recent books are fantasyland: how america went haywire and the parody memoir you can't spell america without me, the really tremendous inside story of my fantastic first year as president donald j. trump. he's kurt andersen, this is overheard. (audience applauding) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? hate to say that he'd made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? think i just got an f from you, actually. (audience applauding) kurt andersen, welcome. - happy to be here. - good to be with you, congratulations on this book. we'll talk about it first, fantasyland

but when i do it yet stuart that line with these very good underneath the chip sauce and then you savea lot of water you don't have to take much but that's not enough he's bought more than two hundred kilometers of drip irrigation tips so that all of those trees can get at least some water a large citrus tree needs up to one hundred liters per day what you're going to lose is saudi's because there's not enough water so. the sentence will be smaller and if if they smaller your volume be smaller and then your loses on profit so it makes a big difference the dam is up in the valley it supplies the whole region with water . it's only at the eleven percent mark now if it doesn't rain soon there won't be enough water for crops that would be a catastrophe mark ten years poleski carries on as well as he can for now he has not let go of any office farm where it is yet because those who work for him other so providers for their families it's harvest time at the moment but the packaging building is not busy we are back in what we had when we couldn't blog anymore fiji's so we you know we start i