>> tim green: no!such a mild-mannered guy. >> tim green: i am. i am. >> kroft: but not on a football field? >> tim green: no, no. >> kroft: when we interviewed tim green in 1996, he addressed the violence and risks inherent in the game, and seemed to believe that this day might come. you said, "i think guys would be willing to take ten to 20 years off the end of their lives, in order to get out there on sunday and play. i don't think that the consideration of your physical wellbeing in the future is in the forefront of any n.f.l. player's mind. >> tim green: right. i stand by that. i've maybe taken that much off the end of my life. maybe more. i don't know. >> kroft: you don't have any regrets? >> tim green: no. no. >> kroft: to fully understand, he says, you have to know what it was like being out there, doing something you dreamed of, and experiencing, even for a moment, the intensity of 60,000 people screaming for you and your teammates, and feeling that energy through every pore in your body. >> ti

after months of silence tim's family announced the new album. >> tim's mother and i decided that tim'ss and to people who wants to listen to it. >> reporter: with most of the music completed, his collaborators turned to notes and e-mails tim had left behind to finish the work. >> we talked so much about it. and we just got back to how he felt about this music. he wanted this demo which had t kind of sketch vocals which me and tim had figured out to a certain point. ♪ but it ain't nothing >> reporter: for janiak tim's lyrics have taken on greater meaning like in the song "ain't a thing." >> that's definitely one of the most haunting songs for me because of the chorus lyrics. which we didn't really discuss a lot of the times. when the record plays the final song and the parties will be long, long gone, all the pretenders and the hangerson will go find themselves another one. which at the time didn't seem quite as intense as it does now. >> reporter: those close to tim hope that in help others who ar struggling. his family has started a foundation in his name to support groups involved wi

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so tim cook has a lot at steak in what's happening in the daily negotiations between the u.s. and china. they had dinner at the president's golf course in new jersey and the president left that conversation feeling sympathy for apple and saying that tariffs could set it back in the competition between it's south korean rifle samsuval sam. we're seeing this dynamic play out and i will say that the effect so far has also shown up in apple's stock just since those tariffs were announced august first and since the delay on some of the electronics, specifically that would have effected apple has been, you know, in place until december apple share price has gained back all the losses from the initial announcement so some of these conversations are working. >> but tim cook made statements ability the relationship with president trump as well. it appears that tim cook is not quite as critical of the president as other ceos have been. >> it's a good point and part of that again goes back to how important this current environment is for the outlook for his company. he has been a little

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tim: i think we are still in the early days. i think we have a long way to go, but i think we will see less drivers and those drivers making more money in the future. emily: why less drivers? tim: i think the business model is geared towards full-time drivers. you're going to see less of those in the future. emily: less drivers make more money. does the company themselves make more money? rates go up and that means more for the company as well. emily: what does that mean for the competition between lyft and uber longer-term? is it more about the brand? which company has the better brand? tim: room for a coke and a pepsi -- i have always thought that there was room for a coke and a hailing space.de it is a huge market. there is a lot of growth to come. there is room for both lyft and uber. ever do theyen or get to profitability? the two companies combined lost $2 million in the last few quarters. tim: competition is top of mind for the cfo at lyft, and probably, that is the most important thing for him on a daily basis. i think a

had a very good meeting with tim cook. >> reporter: speaking to reporters sunday as he was returning to the white house, he said cook made a compelling argument about the impact tariffs would have on apple. >> he made a good case, samsung is their number one competitor and they are not paying tariffs all major projects, the iphone, ipad and mac and apple tv would be affected. financial advisor said cook's voice is important we are putting a gigantic important american company at a competitive disadvantage. >> reporter: days before the meeting the president president delayed the tariffs until december, the key shopping season for companies like apple. >> that seems to be part of the president bees strategy. easing up on the tariffs that won't affect the christmas season. it's becoming clear that the key part of the president's re- election strategy is a good economy. >> reporter: the president offering an optimistic economic outlook, coming off oh a week where recession was all the talk and a volatile stock market was blamed on the tariffs, tweet weg are doing very well with china and

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tim: sure. to the extent that it is possible for an investor, the fixed income circle is probably the more compelling one. equities are still subject to and tech within local indices, how tech supply chains may continue to be affected by ongoing trade dispute, i'm somewhat wary of that. , i justation case wonder if the geopolitical story does contribute. , theu have yields to give fixed income story looks the more compelling to me. manus: in these five days as we run-up to the g7, i found it fascinating. yesterday, it was trump on currency. today, a lower the rba on currency. china on policy. we are going into this g7, we are going into this, i would say, with real torchbearers for ramping up the rates at the bottom and this affects war. what do you think about that? tim: the prospect of intervention is so widely discussed by people like me and my sell side colleagues that are wonder if it is being overplayed a little bit? the notion of intervention and a currency war instigated by the u.s., wil

( laughter ) tim ryan-- is that his name, tim ryan?n had a weird way of connecting with the common man. >> we've got to talk about the working class issues, the people who take a shower after work. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's a unique way to refer to working class voters. ( as ryan ) "i care about the people who shower after work! who come in and peel off their sweaty clothes in the garage, because they're dirty. they are so, so very dirty. then they soap up and maybe the soap splashes on the sides of the glass in the shower. and it gets all steamy and soapy you can't see what's going on in there. and then maybe some of the water tumbles off them splashes on the glass and rolls down, and then, suddenly-- bam! it clears away and you can see all the way to christmas morning-- and you can tell they're into crossfit. and, i'm sorry, what was the question? what was... ( laughter ) john delaney kept talking about how the nominee shouldn't attempt anything too extreme. like, anything. and elizabeth warren had a rebuttal for that. >> i don

that is my guess and obviously tim cook is probably being polite and cordial. he has a policy of engagement even if he doesn't agree with people and so i suspect it was not exactly what was said, but who knows. because i know apple won't say anything about what was said >> right and tim cook, you certainly won't hear him widely call samsung a really good competitor or maybe even mutter the name of samsung at all but i wonder, we were hearing the president talking about mac pro parts and how they weren't going to be exempt from tariffs. i think some investors felt like maybe the president didn't care about apple and the impact of tariffs. this does seem to at least give people a different side, a different look at that relationship or consideration. >> yeah, i mean these parts are assembled here, but they need to be brought in from somewhere else so they will lead to high costs for consumers if these tariffs are in place and so that is the question, how do you -- all kinds of ways do this, but one is not to manufacture these parts in the united states which is n

i would take your calls, but the only one who calls me his tim cook.henever there is a problem, he will call. emily: we spoke to an investor across the tech sector. wantshink this president to u.s. companies to succeed, so i think at the end of the day, this is part of negotiations and just that. it will end in lower tariffs overall. that said, apple has so many interesting things going for it. apple tv, apple pay, what they are doing in health care, so i think they are also changing the subject of it. emily: as you consider where to put your money, our tariffs being factored into your considerations of apple in particular? some folks have said that he does not believe tariffs will ever hit apple. but is this something you are thinking about? >> we think about taxes, which is what a tariff is, taxes provide incentives or disincentives. not having a tax is better than having a tax, but we think the services platform that apple is building is going to overcome a lot of this and maybe even speed those services along. emily: let's talk about services. we h

president trump said over the weekend he met with apple ceo tim cook and discussed planned increased tariffs on chinese goods and how it would impact the cupertino-based tech giant. >> i had a very good meeting with tim cook. >> reporter: speaking to compelling argument about the impact tariff would have on apple. >> one of the things and he made a good that samsung is their number one competitor and is not paying tariffs because they're based in south carolina. >> reporter: in contrast, apple reports all of its major products including the iphone, ipad, mac, air pods and apple tv would be affected by the tariffs. financial adviser james mcbride says cook's voice is important on the world stage. >> what i think tim cook was saying is we are putting a gigantic very important american company at a disadvantage with one of their largest competitors. >> reporter: the president delayed the tariffs set to take effect september 1st until december, the key shopping season for companies like apple. >> that seems to be part of the president's strategy, to ease up on the tariffs so it won't aff

and country music superstar tim mcgraw is going to be here. >> jon: tim mcgraw!stephen: unlikely-- an unlikely pair. but they have a new book called "songs of america: patriotism, protests, and songs that made a nation." and it's really a beautiful book about how there are, even in these divided times-- which are not the first divided times we've ever had-- >> jon: no. >> stephen: there are ways that music, as you know so well, can bring people together in common beliefs, common love of country. and with that in mind, i want everybody out there to go watch what my friend jon stewart said today. he was on capitol hill, appearing before the house judiciary committee on civil rights and civil liberties, and he was speaking about the need to reauthorize funds for the 9/11 victims compensation fund on behalf of the first responders there. ( cheers and applause ) and-- and, he-- he very beautifully, very eloquently, spoke of our responsibility, the small sacrifice that we need to make as a nation, and as those politicians need to make, up on that dais that he's speakin

president trump seems to think that was a good argument by tim cook.her hand, apple's products are very expensive. the margins are high. there's a way to sort of meet in the middle. apple is able to take in a 10% tariff without much of an impact on its bottom line if it is willing to suffer a little bit of a margin hit. emily: that was samm sacks and mark gurman. apple is getting ready to unveil a new basketful of products. among the devices, three new iphones, upgrade stipend -- upgrades to ipads and largest laptop in years. the main feature of what is called the pro iphone is a camera system that can capture ultra wide angle photos and videos. we caught up with a researcher analyst and tech analysis present bob o'donnell on the news. bob: the wide angle camera is nice. we have seen this on other phones. samsung and others have had this for a while. people will like it, it makes a big difference. that is one challenge with the smartphone camera, so people will like it, but it is not enough. even the other things they are doing to get people excited. t

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o'brien, and we are lucky to have tim o'brien joining us again tonight to discuss this story. we begin tonight with where we left off last night. today the president of the united states sided with 10% of the american people against 89% of the american people. once again. after the mass murders in el paso, texas and dayton, ohio, president trump once again pretended to be considering supporting expanded background checks for purchasing guns, including the mass murderers' favorite assault weapons. and on this program we ignored the president's feigned interest in new gun safety laws because we saw him do this once before and we knew what was coming today. "the atlantic" reports earlier this afternoon according to a person briefed all the call the president told wayne lapierre in another phone call that universal background checks were off the table. he was cementing his stance. that we already have background checks and that he's not waffling on this anymore, the source said. he was never waffling. he was pretending to waffle. big difference. and on this program, we no longer c

back to you, scott. >> thank you, eric tim?> it is just spiking on that news >> well, i tell you what, if you look at the stocky think so, i e of the sense there was this type of accumulation going from 27 bucks up to this level up to today, i am looking at the chart -- >> you could attribute it, right? >> of course this is sports and food and beverage, yankee stadium probably i probably munched on one of their burgers. >> a mets fan? >> a huge mets fan. >> why are you going yankees on us >> they're probably serving inferior food there. i don't know why we're talking about it but here i am. >> i would have thought you would have said citi field that's where the loyalty is. >> in kansas city this week. >> okay. >>> back to the markets, disney week for the dow it is the third week in a row. blue chip barge ins, boeing and pfizer sitting at a bargain. we're going to play -- >> trade it or fade it. >> thank you >> don't jump on the graphic there. >> it is a cute graphic, one of our best. >> it is the game you love let's kick off wi

they clearly seen tim cook gives the message to the market that that's not going to be the case g. that is not the case, you can go back to the fundamentals of this company the incredible buyback program they have and the products that others are citing here it's a company you want to own. >> are we putting off the inevitable of thinking of the impacts on apple right now they have until the 15th picking up the phone and dialing president trump directly because they have such a wonderful relationship according to president. but that's december 15th and how much power will tim cook actually have to call him up again and say you know what, we've passed december 15th we need to go out to march or whatever time frame he has are we sort of delaying, pete? >> well, we have been. we have been doing that. right? we continue to kick this thing a little further out and buy a little time. i think as we get closer to those kind of days, we get into december yes, if there is not something resolved they will work on kick it out a little more. i think the relationship with the president. we talked

apple, tim >> i think apple is one to be cautious of around 200 i'm long in the stock and not runningor cover here i think it is a case where you have a company that today of all of the iconic american brands that probably felt the hit, apple of course is that story. it is interesting. apple seems to have some sympathy in the white house. you know, it was tim cook's sunday night meeting with donald trump that almost changed the rhetoric on huawei's treatment so you have this sense that there is a pipeline going on back and forth of really understanding the business dynamics i'm not losing my mind on apple here. >> i mean trump actually said he had one of the best relationships with tim cook. >> yes. >> does it offset concerns you might have in terms of the impact on apple in the trade war? >> a little bit. you go back to the point if china wants to make a statement. it is a pretty good one to make a statement with i'm long like tim, i'm long but nervous about it. >> as the president has shown if you have a good relationship that stays that way? i don't think so. >> the recession is no

traders on this very important day with tim, bryan, mark, and carter will join us momentarily. the headline what a difference a few words make stocks rising, surging as president trump says that china wants to make a trade deal so how are traders trading all the twists and turns over trade? we're going to take you to trade school straight ahead. also, lyft, getting a lift today following a big analyst upgrade so is it time to put the pedal to the metal on this beaten down stock? we are digging in on all this and more importantly what you should be doing or not doing around it. we begin with big breaking headline shares of johnson & johnson are higher after an oklahoma judge ordered the company to pay $572 million for its role in the national opioid crisis however, that number, $572 million, far less than some expected meg tirrell is live outside the oklahoma courthouse where that decision was handed down less than one hour ago. meg? >> it may not sound like a positive headline but j&j stock is not reacting that way the judge found johnson & johnson accountable for creating the

tim cook calls donald trump directly. pretty good. i would take their call.he only one that calls me is tim cook. whenever there is a problem, he will call. whoe spoke to kathy would invests across the tech sector. wantshink this president u.s. companies to succeed. i think at the end of the day, this is part of negotiations and just that. it will end in lower tariffs overall. manysaid, apple has so interesting things going for it right now. apple tv, we are learning about that. i think they are changing the subject of it. emily: as you consider where to put your money, are tariffs put into consideration? is it something you are thinking about? >> we think about taxes, which is what a tariff is. taxes provide incentives or disincentives. not having a taxes better than having a tax. we think that services platform that apple is building is going to overcome a lot of this and maybe even speed those services along. we have details about apple tv plus. we are expecting it to be unveiled in november. there are new trailers out for some of the shows. the gorilla in

it seems, though, that business leaders now have the president's ear, specifically tim cook. after that meeting with apple's ceo tim cook, the president said basically that he would revisit the issue. he made a good argument, saying tim cook made a good argument about revisiting the issue of looking at delaying those tariffs. i can tell you right now, $111 billion worth of goods, chinese imports, will be under a 10% tariff starting september 1st, another $156 billion worth of imports will be under that 10% tariff on december 15th. those delayed tariffs include mac book laptops, iphones and ipads, basically everything that apple sells. now, cook says samsung will get a leg up on apple if the tariffs go into effect because samsung production is in south korea, not china. the president saying he will look, possibly think about looking at delaying those tariffs even further. vice president mike pence says the tariffs are a means to an end, not the end itself. >> let me be clear on this point. we don't want china's markets to suffer. in fact, we want them to thrive. president trum

and there were some strong words from either tim ryan or ryan tim, i can't really remember. >> if you go to guantanamo bay, there are terrorists that are held that get better health care than those kids that have tried to cross the border into the united states. >> stephen: yes, let's send those kids to guantanamo bay! wait, no. no, i take that back! two new moderators took over at half time, rachel maddow and chuck todd, which raised the question: is it possible this debate will eventually have more hosts than candidates? then complete and utter chaos. >> many of you are calling for a restoration of an assault weapons ban. but even if implemented, there will still be hundreds of millions of guns in this country. should there be a role for the federal government-- >> everybody's mics are on. i think we have-- a-- i heard that, too. that's okay. i think we have a little mic issue in the back. >> control room, we have-- >> we have the audience audio. >> stephen: i'm sorry, as i was saying, obviously, this is a deeply sensitive and tragic issue, and now it appears that a bunch of stray d

the business community isn't good at that tim cook would but ri himself.ss roundtable and wasn't out in front by himself waving a flag when you see jeff bezos getting isolated or looking at harley-davidson with a position on a trade issue is there they had to shut down a factory and open one in europe mary barre shut down% she told both the republican and democratic senators long in advance of a plan. the white house informed that she was isolated and today we see that ford is isolated. that jim hackett is out there by himself. when you're out there by yourself fighting the white house on the ford issue it is basically the auto industry moved on they don't want a rollback in the emission standards in their efficiency. that california and the european markets want to sell into have the higher standards >> yeah. by the way, a fascinating topic. not quite sure how we got there. we have to leave it for another day if that's okay. >> business encyclopedia of jeff thank i hear never, i say now. - [announcer] southern new hampshire university is education made to

our traders on the desk are tim seymour, mark stafford, chris berhe reason and dan nathan. break out the eggnog president trump saved christmas, stocks soaring after tariffs were delayed ahead of the christmas shopping season. everything rejoicing as video games, toys and clothes get a pass but wait oh the telltale indicator of global growth concerns, the grinchy bond market barely budged today. was today's rally the last best chance to sell we don't want to rain on anybody's parade we are sure a lot of people out there are very happy that stocks rallied today, but at the same time for an asset class, the bond market that has moved so, you know, extraordinarily in the past week and a half or so, for it to barely move today, that's a head scratcher. >> first of all, let's be clear. love mariah carey whenever i can get her, especially in the heat of the august summer season. but what you are talking about is treasury is at three basis points we haven't been here since 2007. you have a dynamic with the bond market, long bond about to set historical lows. let's talk about the r

tim, congratulations. it's been years since he attacked you. >> four years. >> that means he really hates you when he doesn't attack you for years because he hates giving you attention but you tripped him last night. >> we talked about rate sis m and that set him off. >> that will do it. let's see if you can get him going tonight. >> now. >> this is what donald trump said was the red line if robert mueller crossed this line and investigated his finances. the red line has been crossed. congress is getting to the finances. >> it's important because robert mueller decided not to go there and i think it's unfortunate he did because i think what is looming over donald trump i think there is a lot to be left in the mid 2000s and after they got in trouble for that, the family said no, no, it came from our business. they said some came from bank loans. they had varying explanations but no question that a lot of money came into that organization in the mid 2000s long before he ran for president. i think a good inve

the president praising apple's tim cook for calling him directly to deal with tariffs and other matters. why isn't every ceo doing this we'll discuss. >>> and hiding in plain sight. a cnbc investigation into just how easy it is to hack your phone, your computer monitor and even your desk fan we begin with the market gyrations. >> they've been gyrating but generally speaking they haven't been massive percentage moves. still, though, a mixed market with the dow outperforming up 0.2% at the highs today, the dow up 186 points or thereabout at the lows, down about 104 points you can see filtering right in that range there the s&p 500 still below 3,000. 2946 or thereabouts is a key level of possible slowing down in the market. we'll watch that the nasdaq off by 0.5% the yield curve, interest rates still a big focus. the ones now currently the two-year to ten-year spread. the difference between those rates. and as you can see, we're just around flat for right now. at one point today we did briefly go inverted. that is to say negative again. so watching bank stocks, the entire interest rate com

david: and it's not just tim cook. a lot of people in silicon valley are now looking to the president, because their concerns are more with regard to europe and their new regulations and new taxes, than they are with china but i just want to move on to retail for a second with you dennis, because you had terrific numbers last week. it seems a lot more than just a flash in a pan doesn't it? >> well, first of all there's no question the consumers feeling pretty good about life. the unemployment rate is down to historic low levels. the unemployment rates are up to historic high levels. people's incomes are rising so there's no question, the retail feels pretty good about life and the retail really doesn't care, is not concerned about the inverted yield curve. it may become concerned about it six or eight months, 12 months from now but that's not the important thing for retail. the important thing for retail the employment rates are extreme ly good and the incomes are rising and that's going to be strong for retail sales.

traders are tim seymour, cavkar finerman and guy adami why one market pro says we are in a tactical noan's land ahead of this speech from jay powell in jackson hole we are keeping an eye on shares. the homebuilder reporting the move after the results later the big beef over chicken. wendy's, popeye's and chick-fil-a in a wrestle over who has the best chicken sandwich in the land we are here to settle the score. >>> we begin with a monster day for retail where something happened check out shares of home depot, urban outfitters, kohl's, all beating on ets but mixing on revenue. the stocks had a mixed reaction today. urban outfitters the big after hours mover, so which is telling the story of the health of the american consumer. what do you say? >> it is a great question. the health of the american consumer, we can debate it the one that tells the story to me is home depot i will tell you if we had a conversation last night and you told me all of the numbers home depot would report and you said, where are the stocks going to go, stocks are down 3% the exact opposite happened. i guess the

you heard from congressman tim ryan. he wants an oreo that is deep-fried, part of the tradition of the iowa state fair. one of the oldest and largest in the country. this year, 22 democratic candidates speaking. nine of them today. coming up in 45 and as we will hear from senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. this afternoon senator kiersten gillibrand and governor john hickenlooper. some notes on the candidates literally running into each other. the son of congressman tim ryan, nate hearst in des moines with tos tweet saying hi congressman ryan's sun brady -- son brady. we will show this to you later on. a statement from the attorney general bill barr who says he is appalled at the death of jeffrey epstein, a story we have been following. he was found unresponsive this morning. he has been a pronounced dead. the attorney general calling into an investigation into what happened. your phone calls to congressman tim ryan coming up in about 2:15 eastern time. a live view of the des moines register -- the des moines area and th

i can't do what tim does which bring a tear to your eye and i don't have good hair like tim. i figure to have fun with the people back home and the several people who are watching on c-span. [laughter] but then i start to realize and my staff always helps remind me of this, i'm a budgets geek. i'm still the director of office of management and budget. the one thing about budget people is we don't have a sense of humor. my family reminded me of this. the triplets are 19 now. several years ago they were 7 or 8 years old. we were sitting at the dinner table. i said something extraordinary witty. it was monty python and little jonathan winters. it was quality material. and it was complete crickets and my only daughter who was 7 or 8. turns to my wife and says, mommy, does daddy have a sense of humor and we just don't get it? she goes no, sweetie, daddy doesn't have a sense of humor he just amuses himself. it turned to make fun of other people. who better to make fun of at the silver elephant than the dem ocrats. the nice thing about that is that it's really really easy to documen

going back to what tim ryan said to me a few moments ago, tim, do you think that this is a president incapable of empathy or showing empathy? or do you think that this is a president who is consistently unwilling to do that? >> both probably. he's certainly unwilling. and, look, you didn't even read it in the beto tweet last night. i want to call this out. he puts in parenthesis, he goes by that time in pretend to be hispanic or something to that effect. a snarky joke about hispanics after hispanics were slaughtered. i get that beto's name is attacking the president. beto's name shouldn't be in the president's mouth today. only names he should be talking about is achond doe,rturo achons going to grow up without any parents. he's 2-month-old. that's only type of name, the president should be having on his twitter feed at midnight the night before, you know, he's coming to meet with victims and first responders. like the idea that he's going to make a joke about beto's hispanic background, you know, after this murder targeting hispanics? it's just -- he has no -- he has no capability o

go to tim ryan for america.com. help me out. we can do this if we can heal the country and start focusing on the issues that the american people are thinking about not all these distractions. >> tim ryan, what happens if you don't make the debate stage? >> we're going to keep going. i mean, we have, honestly, the best two weeks of my campaign since we started in april. we rocked it on the soap box in iowa, at the iowa state fair, had, by almost all accounts one of the best speeches there, one of the best speeches at the wing ding dinner the night before with about 2,000 people. we're picking up joe biden supporters in south carolina. we have his cochair representative fletcher smith who was his cochair in 2008 has now endorsed me. brandon brown and others down in south carolina. we're making a move. we got three great endorsements in manchester, new hampshire. dan o'neil the president of the board of aldermen there who is the highest vote getter and has been for a long time, in manchester, new hampshire has endorsed us and two o

tim ryan thank you. now for our sunday group, charles with the washington time. the "mediabuzz". great group. happy sunday to all of you. let's get back to the rhetoric. here is a sample from the last week was several mechanic candidates. >> the clear language and encode this president has fanned the flames of white supremacy in this nation. >> there is no national security where we don't have racial justice let alone we have a president that is coddling white nationalist. >> he has spewed hate and division in the entire presidency. the incidence of hate crime have written all across the country. >> this is in the last few days and he's been called away supremacist, racist and white nationalist. >> tim ryan rightly says he wants to bring the country together. one of the truce after horrific series of events, people are united, the 100% or 90% united in agony over what we have witnessed. the idea that donald trump did not start this, democrats come out of the gate after events like these. and played somehow that the president is responsible for this. and the actio

quick break and we'll be back with more, tim ryan. me and the guys walked into this place.ou woulda thought from the name it was gonna be packed with sailors. so i immediately picked out the biggest guy in there. and i walked straight up to him. now he looks me square in the eye, and, i swear he says, "welcome to navy federal credit union." whoa friendly alert! i got a great auto rate outta that guy. now i have a wonderful hybrid. slate blue. crÈme interior. he was so nice! navy federal credit union. our members, are the mission. maria: welcome back i'm back with ohio congressman 2020 presidential candidate tim ryan and congressman i want to talk to you about your debate that you were in last week and this divide going on in your party, where you've got really the progressives resonating with many democrat voters, while you are a moderate trying to breakthrough, talking to people about jobs, about economic issues. how are you going to breakthrough when you've got your colleagues talking about giving healthcare to illegals before americans or going through medicare for all a

i like what tim ryan is saying. you had the best fundraising day after that debate that you did well, but candidates need to have 130,000 unique donors, you need to register at least 2% support in four polls, you have until august 28 to reach those benchmarks ahead of next months debate in houston. are you going to make the stage? >> we're going to find out and have a hell of an august. we're off to a really great start. like i said we have much bigger crowds than i ever had in iowa and we're rolling and people were really looking. i was in nevada yesterday and people were grabbing me, at some of the hotels we were at, and saying hey, i saw you on the stage. keep doing what you're doing. you got to get the party back on track for us so i think there's a move behind tim ryan to be able to take this party and get us in a position where we can win those industrial states, those rust belt states that we need to win in order to beat donald trump and i'll tell you, maria, donald trump does not want to run against me. he d

the president says he does he likes tim cook and the reason he said is because tim cook calls him directly the other ceos, they don't call. they just hire multimillion-dollar lobbyists. he likes that one on one relationship and that's why he said he's been willing to consider some of tim cook's ideas. and it seems like apple has really developed some inroads here with this white house as some of the other tech companies haven't done >> watch the switch boards light up then at the white house i can't imagine how many tech ceos -- >> satya nadella on two. >> 4 - >> in terms of the payroll tax does that include the payroll tax? >> i asked him, are you -- >> i'm going to ask you again today. >> this is totally different in tone than what the president said yesterday now to be fair to the president, yesterday he did put some caveats on it and said we're not looking to do all these things right away but we're considering all these various ideas. today it was a definitive no he said no because the economy is so good so the president is arguing now, and this is now a consistent argument that the e

. >> bill: we will get reaction from democratic candidate, ohio congressman tim ryan, who led a gun-controlaravan to mcconnell's home state. thus, we will talk to ohio governor, republican mike dewine, about his plan to combat gun violence after the massacre in dayton. then. >> i will not let this man be reelected president of the united states of america. >> bill: i'm a credit front runner joe biden ramped up his criticism of president trump. we will ask our sunday panel about biden's strategy. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. it's been a busy august recess so far for the president and for members of congress. the nation's political leaders facing calls to do something in the wake of last weekend's mass shootings in el paso and dayton, ohio, but the politics of gun control are complicated. and the stakes are even higher heading into the election of 2020. we will get to all of that in a moment when we speak exclusively with white house counselor kellyanne conway. but first, the stunning news of jeffrey epstein, the rich and politically-conne

do you think tim cook actually has ability to persuade the president?esident ear but doesn't bend to him every time. tim cook brings up important point look we have to maintain competitiveness and when tariffs impede upon that, it is a point where we have to reevaluate how much is too much, and you know about i would say this from investing standpoint all of this trade and tariff and tax talk prengts an opportunity to buy on the dips pretty much every time, i mean, we've seen apple selloff significantly in bounce back so from an investment stand point it is creating opportunities. >> if you bought on dip last week you did well lou thank you so much for your time this morning. we appreciate it. >> look you can tax my phone don't tax one. that's -- i know. how you feel about that. whew disney lovers listen up to this. the company is on the hunt for its 2020 moms panel this sounds like you. win reverse beginning to run onis is line site thatten plays to do vacation in exchange to get a free trip to disney any destination for themselves and three family mem

tim: i would say that is an artifact.y would have incentive to push back against tighter financial conditions. i like to think of it as part of an overall backdrop rather than something specific. if it is something specific, it is really the treasury's job. romaine: always great to have your thoughts, professor at university of oregon tim duy. coming up, markets slammed by trade. we will talk more about that. this is bloomberg. ♪ sayoc, the fervent supporter of donald trump, who sent pipe comes to barack obama -- sent pipe bombs to barack obama, hillary clinton, and other democrats, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. prosecutors had saw a life sentence for him. president trump has proposed stricter background checks for gun purchases after this weekend's mass shootings in ohio and texas. he outlined his proposals this morning at the white house. pres. trump: we must make sure that those judged to pose a grave risk to public safety do not have access to firearms and, if they do, those firearms can be taken through r

and hire very expensive consultants in tim cook calls donald trump are.he only 1 -- whenever there's a problem, he will call. >> we spoke to the ark investment management who invests across the tech sector. this president want u.s. companies to succeed, so i've the of the day this is part of negotiations. so manyd, apple has interesting things going for it right now -- we are learning more about apple tv, apple pay. they are also changing the subject. >> as you consider where to put your money, are tariffs being factored into your consideration? some don't believe tariffs will ever hit that low even though there are threats. is it something you are thinking about? taxes, taxesbout provide incentives or disincentives. not having a tax is better than having attacks but we do think the services platform that apple is building will overcome a lot of this and maybe even feed those services. abouthave new details apple, there are new trailers out for some of the shows, and of course netflix is the gorilla in the room,'s darting at seven dollars a month. we don'