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the consequence is it will create a certain degree of friction and tension and potentially competent tign europe custom is what the u.s. has tried to avoid ever since world war ii. >> congressman liz cheney a hawkish republican took issue with president trump drawing a moral equivalence between russia and the united states. listen. >> i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. >> some pundits are saying this is the equivalent of when suggested the white supremacists and those protesting the white supremacists were fine people on both sides. >> i'm not sure i would go that far but it is a naive view of history. i think perhaps president trump needs to sit down with somebody who can explain, after the fall of the soviet union the united states reached out to russia in unprecedented ways. it gave the russians either in loan forgiveness or direct aid $750 billion of foreign aid. it turned the g7 into the d 8 to try to bring russia in as a responsible party. so the u.s. did all kind of things to bring russia in. there is

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the question is how will financial conditions tighten so, you could have a tig height tightening from financial conditions from the fed conditions, and we would need a 15%, 20% move to tighten financial conditions enough. so i ask the question, are we in '94, '98, or '68 '98 the financial conditions tightened. equity markets did a big fall. the fed, though the economy was strong, they turned around because financial condition s tightened so much, and right now we could see a crisis develop that does the tightening in financial conditions for the fed via a strong u.s. dollar and weak equities. it's not automatic that the fed will have to do the rate hikes >> your big call is a strong u.s. dollar then let's talk about asian dynamics going on in markets. goldman sachs this morning talk about the sheer outflows we've seen in the last couple of months alone i think $35 billion worth of outflows, taking us back to 2016 levels all the money gone into asia has now left where is that money going? >> first off t hasnshg it hasn'. if we look going back to 2009, when we talked about quantitative

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the rush is that i believe the news is really tig noose is really tightening around the president's neckcans want to do is say let's destroy the fbi. there was one member of congress who basically extrapolates, saying, mr. strzok, you did terrible, unprofessional things, and you showed bias. therefore, prove to me that the whole rest of the fbi didn't follow lockstep with you. well, you know, mueller's a republican. the fbi director's a republican. >> he was a big shot too, though. >> i'm not saying he wasn't a big shot. i never said that. but here's what the inspector general -- i mean they investigated it more exhaustively than i'm sure even cnn has or i possibly can. and what conclusion? look, chris, you remember when the president and the republicans kept telling us and heralding, just wait for the inspector general's report. >> right. >> well, we waited for it. >> they got that text out of it, though, that they beat him over the head with all day. >> they got the text out of it, and that was terrible, and that was unprofessional. and that's in the report. but that doesn't mean there

in my reporting i focused in tig on florida. a blogger who's a republican lobbyist, he's not a congressman, he's a republican lobbyist who wanted the republican candidate to win and who directly communicated with guccifer 2 who did not know was a russian agent, but he was asking guccifer 2 to provide him documents relevant to the race in florida and he posted them on his website. that played a role in the campaign in that state. it became news. >> so again, i keep on using this reasonable person reference, but a reasonable person now has to say if this is a witch hunt against donald trump, is it also a witch hunt against random congressional candidates across the country or was this actually an effort to influence the outcome of an election in america? >> it was consistent the dirt that was spread to hurt people was dirt that was spread to hurt democrats. that was consistent. it was in every race in the house in which dirt was given out, it was stuff that was going to hurt the democrats. so there's nothing ambiguous about that.

until we have a poll tigs that -- politician that can talk about this, i don't see how we get to this question. however there are other ways. >> i think the answer is right when you are talking about slavery in particular but there are other things as well. the 20th century, there are people alive who suffered under jim crow good government, the federal government's involvement in red lining, in basically spinning the stage for destroying the wealth or preventing the wealth of african american communities. who has injury in fact and that's the problem with slavery because it's in the past and our modern legal system, standing is important. you have got people with standing for the things that happened in the 20th century, which were definitely -- that you can prove. so reparations don't have to be tied just to slavery, it's all of the stuff that happened after that that can be documented that you would have a -- things that could be worked out along those lines. the slavery question is really tough because of all of the hurdles that you have to get through but that's not the only aven

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htens.ans -- tig francine: these are some pictures from brussels.nd out in the next couple days if the trade war escalates? depending on what president trump tells his allies and may and putin. don't know, we have the stress of another round of tariffs on china. with a confrontation. over august. is if you go back to the conversations between washington and beijing in march and april, the rhetoric can really get stirred up quickly. that is what we are frightened about in terms of what could happen and what the market response will be. francine: how do you see ecb moving from here? paul: i think they have become incredibly boring. draghi is speaking, but does anybody care? francine: not with chopped into --trump in town. paul: but also, where is the element of surprise? i think the ecb will be very clear. the issues around trade protection, possibly to side. one of the concerns is the vast reserves in asia. could they be a weapon? trade conflict does require countries to use all weapons at their disposal. i don't think they will be used, but there ma

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