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european territory at least one hundred fifty people managed to cross in a bid to hinder more than tandem or from entering the territory authorities have erected a six metre high fence along the eight kilometer long border with morocco but for those who make it through it's still no guarantee the of an easy passage to a new life over south it follows a group intent on making it to europe whatever it takes. and his friends have to make their way to the high don't carefully it's in the mountains near the border with. the police. and destroy their camp. the group has thousands of kilometers behind them just a few hundred metres separate them from europe. and. they are from his attempts to storm the border for. dead my mother has nothing not even food i'm the oldest son and i want to try and make some money to help my mother that's why i left. i have been travelling for two years since leaving. others all hoping to make the journey from morocco to europe. the fence is here to stop them it's eight kilometers long and fitted with razor sharp wire along with the territory of this is the only oth

tandem in israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier across the region and the growing influx of venezuelans is stoking animosity against the migrants and has been building for years. despite that and at the risk of being turned away and have friends have the ice set on peru. where for the latest on this crisis we're joined now from the. journalist oscar. we heard. neighbors trying to basically close their borders i mean they're facing travel restrictions in every direction what options remain for people who want to. well there are always options for migrants despite having more obstacles and in the past year we have seen venezuelans relentlessly fleeing the country which many risk their lives and have even died trying to reach tourists out in the rubato mischa's ships so getting a passport is still a better option for someone who wants to migrate from venezuela now the u.s. has called is the largest migration of evil in the hemisphere compare events in the quiet of northern africa to the mediterranean and with economist forecasting the rise in un

tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend brazilians in the border town of buck i am a tandem in israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier across the region the growing influx of venezuelans as stoking animosity against the migrants and has been building for years despite that and at the risk of being turned away i lean and have friends still have that i set on peru and many are still on their way in what could be the world's next migration crisis . well meanwhile greece has today emerged from the last of this three bailout programs athan. this is no longer the pens on aid from the european union your few central bank and the international monetary fund the loans amounted to two hundred sixty billion euros and came out a steep cost for the people of greece. finally no more aid packages and no more funding requirements but the last eight years have been tough for greece and brought drastic cost cutting measures many greeks lost their jobs and their homes income is fallen by a third on average the taxes however remained high for most peop

tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend brazilians and the border town of pocket i am a tandem an israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier across the region the growing influx of venezuelans is stoking animosity against the migrants and has been building for years. despite that and at the risk of being turned away eileen and her friends still have their eyes set on peru and many are still on the way in what could be the world's next migration crisis. for would like to turn our two were journalists oscar flanker he joins us from the venezuelan capital. cost. first stuff i mean as we've been reporting and he says neighbors are closing their borders people are facing a very strict a travel restrictions one options are left for venezuelans looking to escape economic hardship well what these countries are asking for now has or into recently but this was because many countries in south america without it because of a treaty called the end the end charter so getting a passport would be the option for someone who wants to migrate the problem fa

train and equip program of the tandem rockets which basically converts the nineteen forties weapon system into something that can defeat a modern tank so weapon that was supplied by the us government may well end up being pointed at us soldiers yes absolutely serious blowback there are serious buyback but not all of weapons were captured in battle a significant number were handed to iceland by friendly fighters from u.s. equipped groups says the missile from an anti tank guided weapon system its transfer history is production in vogue area gets transferred across to one of the syrian opposition forces is then diverted to islamic state we pick it up less than two months after i left the factory door once more it's a weapon manufactured in bulgaria by v.m.s. that bought by the pentagon by a private contractor if you supply weapons to non-state actors you have very little control over what happens to those weapons particularly in a situation like syria. our request to the u.s. department of defense for an interview was declined but we did get a statement saying america's partner forces are v

tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend presidents in the border town of pocket i'm up tandem in israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to feed back across the frontier across the region the growing influx of venezuelans is stoking animosity and the migrants and has been building he is despite that and at the risk of being turned away i mean and have friends still have dissect on peru and many stand on their way in what could be the wilds next migration crisis. or for the latest on this crisis we're joined now from the venezuelan capital caracas by journalist oscar shrinker oscar's good to see you we heard right there about venezuela's neighbors trying to basically close their borders i mean venezuelans they're facing travel restrictions in every direction what options remain for people who want to escape well there are always options for migrants despite having more obstacles and in the past year we have seen them as well as relentlessly fleeing their country which many risked their lives and everybody died trying to reach tourists out in the room alicia's just so

since the fda has recently approved tandem, symbol tndem insulin pumps for diabetics it has been spiking up for six months the competitor is a company that has insulin on the market, however, tandem has extra features and a slimline. they have already paid off their debt ahead of schedule if you look at the fundamentals, do you feel that this stock can keep growing at the same rate? >> i talk about this stock a lot at the office and talk about dexcome another one i really like i felt very badly i have not features camden diabetes because i have been talking about the epidemic for some time do you have a good one brad in new hampshire. >> caller: how's it going, jim >> i think it's going real well. how about for you? >> caller: i'm great i'm a marketing specialist and took notice of planet fitness. a few local owners i talked to about the business model and started buying stock as a result of those conversations my question, is a dividend expected like for 2016 what's your opinion of the stock. >> we had the company on after sitting down with the ceo i felt darned good about the business

train and equip program are the tandem rockets which basically converts a nine hundred forty s. weapon system into something that can defeat a modern tank so weapon that was supplied by the us government may well end up being pointed at us soldiers yes absolutely serious blowback there are serious buyback. but not all of weapons were captured in battle a significant number were handed to iceland by friendly fighters from u.s. equipped groups says the missile from an anti tank guided weapon system its transfer history is production in vogue area gets transferred across to one of the syrian opposition forces is then diverted to islamic state we pick it up less than two months after i left the factory to once more it's a weapon manufactured in bulgaria by v.m.s. that bought by the pentagon by a private contractor if you supply weapons to non-state actors you have very little control over what happens to those weapons particularly in a situation like syria. our request to the u.s. department of defense for an interview was declined but we did get a statement saying america's partner

training the quick program of the tandem rockets which basically converts the nineteen forties weapon system into something that can defeat a modern tank so weapon that was supplied by the us government may well end up being pointed at u.s. soldiers yes absolutely serious blowback there are serious buyback but not all of weapons were captured in battle a significant number were handed to iceland by friendly fighters from u.s. equipped groups says the missile from an anti tank guided weapon system it's transfer history is production in vogue area gets transferred across to one of the syrian opposition forces is then diverted to islamic state we pick it up less than two months after i left the factory door once more it's a weapon manufactured in bulgaria by v.m.s. that bought by the pentagon by a private contractor if you supply weapons to non-state actors you have very little control over what happens to those weapons particularly in a situation like syria. our request to the u.s. department of defense for an interview was declined but we did get a statement saying america's partner fo

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trying and quick program of the tandem rockets which basically converts the nineteen forties weapon system into something that can defeat a modern tank so weapon that was supplied by the us government may well end up being pointed at us soldiers yes absolutely serious blowback there are serious buyback but not all of weapons were captured in battle a significant number were handed to iceland by friendly fighters from u.s. equipped groups says the missile from an anti tank guided weapon system it's transfer history is production in vogue area gets transferred across to one of the syrian opposition forces is then diverted to islamic state we pick it up less than two months after i left the factory door once more it's a weapon manufactured in bulgaria by v.m.s. that bought by the pentagon by a private contractor if you supply weapons to non-state actors you have very little control over what happens to those weapons particularly in a situation like syria. our request to the u.s. department of defense for an interview was declined but we did get a statement saying america's partner forces are

it's more economically sensitive when they move in tandem and there are instances whe they move in the opposite direction and the intellectual rule doesn'tollow when you look at it in practice and the fact that, in other words, the people saying the only reason yet airline stocks are bouncing is because o came wach down a bit and if oil goes back up, i don't believe so, and history says otherwise. what about the broader market? we talked about this theory and the dow and thetransports, but if you look at the broader market, as we go into the latter part of this year how do you feel about it? >> it stillooks pretty good and one of the key things we've seen over the last two or three months or even the last four months is the move toward a more defensive posture a it's a good thing for investors to do because as the big fiscal stimulus that we've gotten this year,s that winds down a bit in 2019, that could create a little bit o a headwind for the stock market. therefore, you look in the last three or four months, consumer staple stocks and the utility stocks and especially the health car

tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend brazilians in the border town of pocket i am a tandem in israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier across the region and the growing influx of venezuelans is stoking animosity against the migrants and has been building for years. despite that and at the risk of being turned away i lean and have friends still have their eyes set on peru. the situation in. phil. on the phone tonight he's a senior analyst for the andes. the international crisis group for mr johnson it's good to have you on the day let me ask you about the situation with venezuela's neighbors are closing the borders but it's where humans are facing travel restrictions do you see any options left right now for people who want to escape this economic chaos. well these are very porous borders so it's not really possible to close any of these borders completely to human to human beings who are trying to escape but as you as you very well explained it an extremely difficult dire life threatening situation here and then as well as i would i

city of charlottesville marked the first anniversary of white supremacist ran use a tandem deadly students and activists to commemorate the confrontation between white nationalists and protesters that left one person dead in the city last august we hear from our correspondent in washington where a rally is also taking place also coming up on the odd vote counting is underway in mali up to a presidential runoff election but many people.

tensions along the borders are rising over the weekend presidents in the border town of god i'm up tandem in israel and migrants forcing hundreds of newcomers to flee back across the frontier across the region the growing influx of venezuelans as stoking animosity against the migrants and has been building he is despite that and at the risk of being turned away i lean and have friends still have that i sent on peru. joining is annoying for me venezuelan capital caracas is journalist oscar shrinker oscar is good to see you we just heard venezuela's neighbors are closing their borders and its whalen's are facing travel restrictions what options are left for people who are trying to escape while they're living in israel and stay is not an option besides the food and medicine shortages there is an energy crisis that has left several cities without electricity or running water for days the economic crisis but prices through the roof and the high price has made many areas a war zone for regular citizens so there are always options for my parents despite having war obstacles and in the past coup

beaking in twenty sixteen about president obama's plan to shut down the prison complex are going tandem obey in generally of this year present trump verse the bombers executive order to close the facility he reiterated is importance to the so-called war on terror at the state of the union address have a lot. to ensure that in the fight against isis and. we continue to have all necessary power to detain terrorists wherever we chase them down where ever we find. in many cases them it will now be one turn and. in july lawyers for a kuantan of most inmates who have never been charged with a crime watch the case challenging their detention joining us now via skype in new york is one of those lawyers parties cabriolet is a senior attorney for the center for constitutional rights also joining us right here in our studio me is an editor with the washington examiner lawrence korb senior fellow for the center for american progress is also the former u.s. assistant secretary of defense and in london was an beg is a former guantanamo prisoner and now the director of outreach for cage an organizatio

am i right in thinking that you see the two working in tandem?rom larger vehicles? people will make a choice. there are larger cars as well. the toyota car has 300 miles and it ranges up to 400 miles, so you can go a long way, so it ranges from a sales vehicle, and someone driving long distances will take a hydrogen car. for commercial vehicles that is really where we see the benefits coming in because you can carry much more. if there are benefits in those terms and it is as clea n benefits in those terms and it is as clean as people say, and i have heard you can drink the water that comes out of the whole process because it is so pure, why aren't people using it? what is holding it back right now? it is early days of the technology in the sense that the products are onlyjust coming to market. the car only arrived in 2016 and we are developing the bus and that will hopefully be on the road in the next few years. there are more coming but it is still developing. the infrastructure is only just developing. the infrastructure is onlyjust emerging.

while it looks like they are moving in tandem, if you look closely at the spread between them in theanel, the yellow line shows the gaps are widening, which means our aaa o nes are benefiting in terms of yield reduction more than the aa-rated ones. why the pboc are talking about unclogging the monetary transmission system to support the real economy. one forward-looking point is we will see more easing or liquidity injection to make sure the weaker companies also benefit from the easing. rishaad: it shows you a chart that there could be trouble ahead for some of those weaker companies. what have you got, david? david: the dollar-yen. talk at thes a big fedent, especially with meetings coming up. the dollar-yen is interesting, because it has this tug-of-war between interest differentials and safe haven play. the safe haven play is actually the winter for the billion. -- winner for the dollar-yen. right now we are beginning to see the same thing happen again. questions regarding president trump's presidency -- all of these spur safe haven play. the yenet is worried could benefit, let's

we're riding our market, riding in tandem with the turkish lira of all things.t there is a connection. >>> big tech names, where are we now? mixed bag there. only apple of the big techs is up in thisdown market. apple up 33 cents. >>> there is this. sumner redstone trust restricts sale options for cbs and viacom. basically he doesn't want his heirs to have easy time to sell off the family's controlling stakes. viacom is up a tiny fraction. >>> breaking news between talks between mexico and united states. he down think there will be a deal finished today but he does believe they're fairly close to a department i call that a fairly positive trade headline. >>> now here is a headline from the "new york times." the internet trolls have won, sorry, there is not much you can do. joining us now is ian myers, the youngster who can not name the four beatles. >> got three. ashley: that is pretty good. stuart: that is not very good at all. most famous people in the world a few years ago. okay, now the "times" says, you can't get rid of these trolls, this negative stuff com

he was out and about several months ago as a tandem talking about the possibility of a bipartisan ticketsome degree and in some way. so it is very clear that he is sending the signals that he at least wants to look at the prospect of mixing things up in the republican primary in 2020. that would be a very interesting prospect. the history as you noted at the top is not all that good for an incumbent president when that happens and maybe that is the end game after all. >> in 68 we saw senator mccarthy, a democrat step up and run against johnson followed by bobby kennedy. so, two democrats running against the democrat president. lyndon johnson gave up. we cut to 24 years later and pat but k buchanan runs against george h.w. bush. there is no good model here for the president who gets challenged by a serious challenger within his own party. >> that is very true. you are the leading theater on 1968. it is true that there are not great models for the challenger. on the republican side, the primary challenge everyone thinks of is 1976, reagan versus ford and in that case the party was really s

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with china you see a dramatic escalation of cyber attacks in tandem with the trade war. >> interesting you're talking about china, iran and also back to russia, what's the goal here? what is russia trying to do in so far as you see it? >> it's information dominance. they want the capacity to have access to our most sensitive and critical systems. should things escalate between us and russia vis-a-vis the baltics or ukraine, they would have the capacity to turn off the energy sector, to misplace information in the financial sector, to manipulate the integrity of information for the media and/or institutions that rely upon it. information warfare for them is on a continuum. it's a constant thing. it involves hearts and minds through the integrity of data and the capacity to control that data itself. >> the cyber attack is the method they are using. what i'm interested in is what they're trying to achieve with it. can you tell? >> yes, actually. a famous russian general declared war was on a continuum and information warfare is the way to destabilize the institutions of the west. that dem

justice department and report up the chain of command of justice department and presumably working in tandemt's not forget the mueller special investigator, he referred all of the michael cohen stuff to the southern district of new york. >> that's right. what we don't know is what was mueller looking at coming across cohen he made the referral? may be an indication he was looking at financial crimes for trump and this was incidental to that and passed it off. >> i know you handled money laundering cases working as a special assistant to robert mueller at the justice department. could mueller be investigating the trump organization finances in connection with the broader russia probe? >> the mandate that mueller has is counter intelligence, coordination with counter intelligence effort and other crimes that he comes across that may arise out of that investigation. i would think that if he felt that there was a connection between russia and the coordination and the trump organization just as we saw in the manafort case when he moved to dismiss the indictment, judge jackson said it makes sense

our gdp, their gdp in canada, mexico have all gone up together in tandem. we're all well served.his is good step in the right direction. let's hope with the the canadian group to debate a u.s. canada. love to see continuation of the agreement, if we have to in bilateral terms, let's do that. cheryl: 10 seconds, will this bull run continue? >> you can write this down, cheryl. it will continue to until it stops. it is bull market. moving from lower left to upper right. it will continue to grow. impressive how the strong the economy is. cheryl: jay powell's comments on friday helped. >> i think he is extraordinarily chairman of the federal reserve bank. i think he is very much -- admonitions cast upon him about it president he handled it in a gentlemanly and professional member. god bless him. cheryl: dennis gartman, a little more of a run-up. getting close to the session highs on the dow. 265. out of correction territory. [closing bell rings] nasdaq, s&p, russell 2000, all new records. nasdaq, 8,000 on the nasdaq. never seen that before. that's it for me. david asman. kristina part

the rallies and the dramatic scale and scope and number of donald trump's lies are very much in tandem the reasons the washington post has documented this dramatic up tick is because trump has kicked into campaign mode in recent months. we're likely to see more of it over the next couple months headed up to the midterm elections. he said he will be on the road six to seven times a week. these misstatements and untruths are connected to his political identity. these aren't random misstatements. they are connected with his political story. it's not just a narrative that he's telling. if you look at the categories where he lies the most in public is things like immigration, trade, russia, nato, for example. these are things that are connected. it's not just that he has policies that he is supporting. he is supporting those policies with a conscious strategy of lying and attacking. i think it goes right along with his broader war on the media and calling us enemies of the people. >> thank you both for being here. on that point, we'll talk about the effects of all this enemy rhetor rhetoric

i think it is interesting and an independent way to lead a first lady message that's not in tandem atith that of the president. >> so when she says things like today, when she said let's face it, kids understand social media better than adults, is that -- is that her taking a shot at her husband? >> i mean, she will tell you no. i think in this sense she's sort of damned if she does, damned if she doesn't. we look at the lebron james incident a couple weeks ago when she through her spokesman said lebron is doing good things after her husband criticized him. and then people said she is going against her husband. she can't win either way but i think what she is doing here is staying on her message but leaving the door to interpret sure my husband is not the best example. she said it before. i told him not the tweet. he is an adult he knows the consequences. sort of feels to me like she has almost written him off to as too late to ching but let's focus on this next generation. and it is -- like i said, it is a very sort of different and complicated way to think about it. you can't help t

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tandem truck bombings that killed 224 people.rism analyst analysts haveg detected iran's fingerprints in those attacks. the 9/11 commission report described the origins of that iran-al qaeda connection this way. in late 1990 or 1992 discussions in sudan between al qaeda and iranian operatives led to an informal agreement. not long afterwards, senior al qaeda operatives and trainers travel to iran to receive training primarifully explosives. now, yesterday, the state department had this to say about iran's government. >> if we had reached any type of agreement i think changing the behavior of the iranian regime we are not ashamed to say that change the behavior where they take care of their own people and stop their human rights abuses and spend money on their own people and not terrorism around the globe. >> making it clear that now 20 years later iran's spawn sporinsponsor something a concerned, concern, data. >> dana: what's the latest on american pastor matthew brunson. >> the standoff over the evangelical pastor's release is

tandem take a lolook at that from the lower left to the upper right. don't see a lot of charts that look better than that these guys smallest diabetes or insulin pumps to treat the folks that have diabetes on the market they've been killing it all year it's not surprising to see that somebody wanted to swap out of the the stock and into call options. what did they do sold out stock bought september 30 calls. that was an in the money call by about $3 this morning. now, it's deeper in the money and they're basically substituting that big risk in the stock itself for a $5 risk or there abouts for those calls. i bought these as well i immediately sold an upside call against this one. >> all right thanks for that. time for the blitz nordstrom trying for its best day in four years. jim. >> and good growth from digital sales, which are about a third of sales i think nordstrom is a very good company here because gernagain,' a double threat. for those customers who want service in a store, in order trom is known for its excellent service. >> oil on pace for its

the emergence of the arbitration claim that came out of the white house today, is that emerged in tandem with all of these claims from omarosa talking about i have evidence of corruption that runs through the white house. i have seen some things and i've heard some things and i have proof. so that's the thing we need to keep this in minds. you know, even thinking about things like being locked in a him radio, signing ndas right and left. how money was spent. these are things that matter going forward, particularly when we talk about omarosa and her book. >> we'll have a whole conversation about ndas coming up, i want to thank every one of you for a much needed discussion. thank you. coming up next the white house is threatening legal action against omarosa as lee pointed out for breaking this non-disclosure in her new book. in the secret recording. the idea of an nda in the white house is simply unconstitutional. let's talk about why. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you d

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insight on what he is doing right now, but i would assume that he is working hard and diligently in tandeme inspector general, you have to remember that the inspector general prode report on the clinton investigation. but he is currently looking at what happened with the beginning of the investigations in the president's campaign. so we will see what happens. i cannot tell you when that is going to happen. i do know that they will do a diligent and thorough job. >> ed: the other thing that the president said was that why did the attorney general say, before you naming, getting tripped up by the al franken question, and might be something he would recuse himself on, why did he not give the president a heads up that he was going to recuse himself? >> first of all, the investigation was not public when the attorney general was confirmed. if you go back to the confirmation hearing, he was asked the question if there was a hypothetical investigation into the president, would you recuse yourself? the attorney general said that he would consult with the officials and make a decision on that. when

some which perhaps they collected on their own, some working in tandem abowith micha cohen to keep itthe public eye. opposition research or someone trying to ruin him -- >> a lot of this stuff did come out before the election. there were allegations from women that he harassed them or did worse. groped them. he denied all of those. there were always stories about affairs out there. there were legal filings from his ex-wife ivana saying he raped her, donald trump denied that and she later pulled it back. but all of this information was out there, so why would this be so concerning that donald trump and michael cohen would want to keep it buried? >> it's true. he'd win anyway. perhaps there's stuff we don't know about, stuff that would cross the line of the litany of things you just listed. depending when the transactions were, it could open up campaign finance violations. if that was last year it would be a legal front, something they'd look at. the relationship between the enquirer, ami and donald trump is ever evolving. i don't think this is the last story we've read about it. >> mag

continues to climb, at some point, the white line has to stop falling and come back moving up in tandemw much concern we have about the trade wars, about asulations, about brexit, long as earnings continue to climb, stocks will go back up. guy: you would have thought so, but you are right. the trade spread you are looking at right there. is jobs day in the united states, so i am looking at steel and iron ore jobs. jobs havele -- april, lifted more than 7%. april was when trump did an investigation, which led to the tariff on imports. yes, we have seen this gain. he said pennsylvania should love him yesterday and he is being that bringing back steel. if you look at the longer-term since the 1990's, the heyday of steel jobs, they are down 54%. he still has a long way to go to bring it to those levels. guy: i will go with matt because that looks an awful lot like a little blip. i know the president is excited about it, but nevertheless, the trade story is getting priced into the market and something we should be looking for. mats chart highlights the fact that we have to gap between the tw

possibility, or whether once and for all they will figure out what to do with the post regime iran and in tandem with the iranian people. >> i would like to thank c-span for being here today. they're covering the event. what's interesting about what i have heard about the panelist is that we are in a prerevolutionary state. there's resentment toward the moderates. the regime is losing its social base. you said it was conceptually in trouble, is it actually in trouble? i put this 12 for review, what should the u.s. due to accelerated or stay away from? >> i think one thing that a smart and i know people disagree is that when trump says he is ready to meet anytime, that smart because it puts the pressure not just on the economy but on all iranian society and that they look at donald trump and they say, he's ready to talk. so why are they moving in doing something? on the one hand there is enormous financial pressure on society of the regime. i don't know if they only say it hurts society or the regime, then if that's true why are they doing the lobby. >> if it's true, that the regime doesn't care

>> these prosecutors will work in tandem.his potentially opens up these as witnesses to these other possible investigations. now, again, we should caveat that with we don't know that that's the case. and we'll have to wait and see. it's very hard to predict the future in these times. >> and we do have to remember that an immunity deal does not immunize you against perjury. so, everybody who makes a deal like that, essentially, if they lie, they did. that deal dies. walter, you said to me a long time ago, you keep talking about collusion, remember, the narrative that it must have to do with russia is greatly minimizing what the potential for illegality is out there if you're looking just at donald trump's finances. well, sure enough, it has nothing to do with russia but that doesn't mean it's not wrong. thank you for your perspective. we'll check back in with you when we know more. >> thanks. >>> all right. the problem with the partisan divide is extremes, a lot happened this week. unfortunately, depending on your stripe, it m

the it alleges that an organization of ex-obama staffers known as the echo chamber is working in tandemer to disrupt the trump administration. quote, the communications infrastructure that the obama administration used to sell obamacare and the iran deal to the public, echo chamber, has been shifted from the white house into the private sector and is now being used to undermine president trump's foreign policy. with me now former special assistant to president obama and msnbc national security analyst ned price. he is listed in the memo as, quote, likely operations officer of the echo chamber. ned, so are you the operations officer of the echo chamber? what can you tell us? >> katy, this memo was news to me. the structure detailed in this memo was not something i was previously familiar with. i do know all of these individuals from our shared time in government. in reading this, as a former cia analyst, as someone who used to write memos looking at studying overseas al qaeda cells, this some of the same terminology i would have used looking at those entities. the leadership, the foot so

this should be all worked in tandem, for the government to function.think trump has to keep in mind, jeff sessions recused himself because he had some communications with the russians leading up to the campaign. it is hard to say that's going to help him, if jeff sessions is then in a situation where he could be subpoenaed by mueller himself, to talk about what he knows. >> kim, thank you for coming on. special guest in the studio right now, your daughter. hi, india. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, planning for the worst. republicans reportedly sharing a long list of investigations democrats could pursue if they lose the house after the midterms. what's on it? that's next. >>> plus, honoring a military war hero turned political fighter. friends of senator john mccain are remembering his service and his reputation for rising above partisan politics. >> want to go out in that world and help people, enjoy the kind of life he had, the rights and freedoms he enjoyed. he couldn't stand bullies. he loved fighting them. we're going to miss that about him. ho

m would lead me to believe that certainly also in tandem with that their armed police officers that haveere has been an influx obviously a plainclothes peace officers which one would one would presume would either be members of the metropolitan police counterterrorism command will be carrying out their investigations but the immediate area around is probably secure a medicinal intelligence leading them at this stage to believe there could be other subsequent attacks on the local area and it is very important for them to feel confident and certainly to communicate to the general public that it will be, to a certain extent, business as usual. having said that, we don't know quite yet what the actual motivation of this driver was, whether they we re of this driver was, whether they were under the influence of narcotics or alcohol, whether this was aggravated road rage, or it was a terrorist attack but at this stage was too early to tell, but certainly, the police will want to regain some kind of normality as quickly as they can. but because a car is involved, and some people have been injur

created by a more polarized society and the kind of mores and conventions that arise on social media in tandem with the polarization. what does that tell you about where things are going? in my own view, it doesn't really mean that we need to go too far in changing the way we do our jobs. i will say one other thing. it is not just the safety of reporters that counts but how safe they feel. bloomberg reporters in particular are constantly working. it is a job where you are constantly typing, your editors are making you do stuff, you need to be productive all the time. we do not want our reporters to be distracted by dealing -- feeling they are unsafe. they need to be 110% and they all are. separately, being an effective journalist doesn't mean just being safe but feeling empowered. in honduras when foreign regimes do this it is not because they are planning to kill you but because they are planning to intimidate you against doing something. you want your reporters to feel like they are going to go out and talk to people in those rallies, to cover campaign events all over the place that won't ne

fall through, it will be a signal the economy is doing better and both oil and airlines can go up in tandemould be bullish. another thing is the semiconductor stocks taking a breather here. thingcould see the same that previously happened with it bouncing back after the breather, that could get the tech group going which would be helpful. scarlet: what about the energy sector? especially with the bloomberg scoop that saudi aramco will hold off on its ipo right now as it looks to build its acquisition year of basic industries -- saudi basic industries. , me: one of the reasons -- one ofwere bullish the reasons people, me included, were bullish is that saudi will make sure that it does not fall through because they want this ipo, but that is not the case anymore. the one thing that helps is over the last few years, a lot of people that say they will pump more oil, russia and others, they have not been upgrading their facilities or capabilities to produce this oil and pump it. i think a big increase in supply is not as much of a problem as a lot of people think. even though we could see -- i t

in tandem with the iranian people. thank you for that. i would like to thank c-span for being here today. that i heardesting today is that we are in a pretty revolutionary state. there is resentment towards the moderates. the regime is losing its social base. and he said it was conceptually in trouble. is it actually in trouble? , put this to all four of you what should the u.s. due to accelerate it? or stay away from? >> one thing that is smart, and i know all lost of people disagree. when trump says he is ready to meet any time, that is very smart. pressure, not a zombie leader, but all of iranian society. they say he is ready to talk, so why aren't we moving. on one hand, there is enormous financial pressure. i don't know what the regime lobbyists in town are talking about how this only hurts society, not the regime. yet right -- yeah, right. if that is true, why are they doing all of this lobby? >> say that again? >> if it is true that the regime does not care about the sanctions, then why are all of these regime lobbyists in town wri

and it will work in tandem with this one. so this one will sample the sun. we are seeing, there is a very thick heat shield. it is carbon, similar to the carbon composite you would find in a golf club or a tennis racket. it is carbon foam which you can have at temperatures of 1500 celsius on one side, and 28 degrees on the other side. they literally have a blowtorch here and touch it on the other side and it doesn't transfer any heat. incredibly resilient, lots of applications on earth as well. 60 yea rs of applications on earth as well. 60 years in the making, you wouldn't wa nt to years in the making, you wouldn't want to launch for the sake of launching if they are not ready. what will happen between now and the new lunchtime? they will be checking everything. they might be checking the fuel tanks. you have to feel sorry for those at mission control because it is 3am it and they were planning to launch. they will probably have to work for another 3am launch tomorrow. why are they going to the sun? what do we learn? two reasons. there is the very near the