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with all due respect to chris christie, tmi, dude. chris christie: i am a catholic and i have used birth control. not just the rhythm method, ok? mark: in our lineup tonight donald trump, the event without donald trump and then donald trump again in an interview later on in the show. the big event with donald trump front and center, fox news's debate. turns out the criteria to determine which candidates would make the cut were not all that controversial. all the polls had the same top 10. john kasich, chris christie brought up the rear appearing to edge out rick perry and the donald tops every leaderboard insight. mark how do we end up here? mark: the top ten average, you will see basically the same group. no one from the bottom. carly fiorina said she would fight her way in. john kasich went from zero to three or four or five depending on the poll in a way that was quite strategic and tactical and smart and he gets on the stage which for him is a huge deal. john: and the big loser apparently, rick perry who did a lot of stuff to try

. ♪ with all due respect to chris christie, tmi, dude.christie: i am a catholic and i have used birth control. not just the rhythm method, ok? mark: in our lineup tonight donald trump, the event without donald trump and then donald trump again in an interview later on in the show. the big event with donald trump front and center, fox news's

. >> you can put this one in the tmi file for governor chris christie. stop in new hampshire he was making the argument different people have different interpretations of religious text. then this admission. >> for instance i'm a catholic but i've used birth control. not just the rhythm method okay. >> all righty then. if governor christie or any gop candidate wins in 2016 get ready to start hearing elizabeth warren in 2020. the senator in massachusetts took time to accuse republicans of wasting time. >> in the past six months they have burned huge amounts of time as they try to shut down homeland security tried to build a pipeline to help a canadian oil company, tried to turn a human trafficking bill on referendum on abortion and now trying to defund planned parent hood. all this instead of working on kind of issues that would help level the playing field for hard-working people. >> secretary of state john kerry is ditching crutches from his bicycle accident for a famous cane. in malaysia he showed off a cane used by jfk and ted kennedy as well. >>> a f

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. ♪ john: with all due respect to chris christie, tmi, dude.a catholic and i have used birth control. not just the rhythm method, ok? john: in our lineup tonight, donald trump, the event without donald trump, and then donald trump again in an interview later on in the show. the big event with donald trump front and center, fox news's

john: with all due respect to chris christie, tmi, dude.e: i am a catholic and i have used birth control. not just the rhythm method, ok? mark: in our lineup tonight, donald trump, the event without donald trump, and then donald trump again in an interview later on in the show. the big event with donald trump front and center, fox news's debate. turns out the criteria to

. >> have turned sympathy into skepticism among millions of viewers with critics crying tmi.

you got to wonder this tmi, too much information, or needed to share more of their personality to gainupport? >> i think, clearly, it's a common thing to get a little bit more of the person's side. but this is so obvious and set up. like him and the prime minister together. the prime minister, by the way, he's looks like he's been forced to do it, not really enjoying it. it's of one by mr. putin. >> continue again. continue to send us those @twitter@cnbc. >>> the dawgs and the hawks took to jackson hole. the policymakers, we'll discuss that next. >>> plus, a look at futures. the dow down about 115 points in premarket trade, the last trading day of august, my friends. stick around. ampus on day one. but you're armed with a roomy new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's what we call that new gear feeling. you left this on the bus... get it at the place with the experts to get you the right gear. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. without the inter

. >> tmi. i didn't need that image in my head. >> he really did well in the candidate forum. he is oversharing, shall we say. >> a little too much. how before we go how big a deal do you think this thursday night debate is? >> to use a donald trump word huge. i have never seen such interest at this relatively early stage of the campaign in a single debate a lot driven by trump. the headlines will be how did trump do and how did everybody else do. because there are so many candidates you can have a moment where you get a lot of positive attention or as we just saw am i washed up repeating the negative premise of the question you can get negative attention and there are other debates that will follow but this is going to set the tone for who can be seen as a plausible president and who can compete with the donald. >> even president obama came out today and told democrats they need to watch this debate. is it that important? i don't mean to under sell us but do you believe it is that important? >> it is absolutely. it is the start of the campaign. this has been gearing up. we ha

. >> first of all, this is such a communicative fed to the point where it's tmi, janet yellen, but webly will hear some stuff and they may try and test the markets more, if they do so there at jackson hole, more volatility? >> clearly, i mean my concern is we're talking about 25 basis points here, and i would agree with you. trish: like nothing? >> probably reacting to the market movement as a reason to either hike or not hike. this has become a -- trish: what the heck are they doing? come on! they are the governors of the federal reserve. why are they watching the markets so carefully. >> 25 basis points is going to create a market meltdown, there is something wrong with the structure of the market. trish: or something wrong with the fed having that much influence on the structure of the market. >> or people ended up looking at the fed this much over a relatively incidental move. >> right, go back to the greenspan days, very few people knew who greenspan was. and the fed is all-encompassing over the whole country. bizarre unelected officials have this much pow or the markets. get off

to shut down to government using planned parenthood, the pranking on the campaign trail and a little tmi from the governor of new jersey. >> i'm a catholic but i've used birth control and not just the rhythm method. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. breaking news tonight, the stage is finally set for this thursday's first republican presidential debate. >> we can now announce the ten candidates who will appear on stage for the prime time debate thursday night and the seven who will be invited to the same stage in cleveland. >> fox made the controversial decision to allow only ten candidates in the debate based on polls chosen by fox news. the network is also holding a separate debate earlier in the day for the rest of the field. in announcing the lineup a short time ago, fox news hosts tried to stress that the candidacies of the republicans who missed the cut are still to be taken seriously despite the fact that fox relegated them to what many are calling the kid's table. >> it's important to point out any of those candidate

trish: i've been saying tmi, ashley.anet yellen, stop giving us, all this information. >> just do it. >> play-by-play by the fed. every governor out there speaking to every member of the press they can possibly get their hands on and sending the market in wild directions. stick with us. kevin, in 100 minutes august will be said and done historically. ashley alluded to it is a scary month. i would point out typically the scariest month on the street. do you think it will live up to its reputation this time around? >> we think one of the reasons why systemic overhang. all the earnings have been pretty much done for the market. we can't be safe until we get guidance from companies how they're performing in these type of markets. government policies will really dictate the headlines. trish: government policies meaning fed policies? >> yes. trish: september 17th, ashley, that's the big day. we'll find out whether or not the fed will move. i've been saying all along i don't think they will do it. think should. i think they sho

to shut down to government using planned parenthood, the pranking on the campaign trail and a little tmirom the governor of new jersey. >> i'm a catholic but i've used birth control and not just the rhythm method. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes.

the pranking on the campaign trail and a little tmi on the campaign trail. >> i'm catholic and i have used birth control, not just the rhythm method. >> good evening from new york. i'm alex wagger in in for chris hayes. >> fox will use ten candidates in the prime time debate. chosen by fox news and fox news on pole. the network is holding a separate debate earlier in the day for the rest of the field. fox news hosts tried to stress that the candidates of the republicans who missed the cut are still to be taken seriously. despite the fact that fox relegated them to what many are calling the kids table. >> again, it's important to point out that any of those candidates would bump up later on. and be in a different position in a different debate. >> this is still what? almost seven, eight months before people actually start voting in iowa. some of the people that are in the top tier will fall back into the second tier. and some of the people in the second tier will come forward. >> here is how the stage will look for the main event on thursday night. front-runner donald trump who holds a

the pranking on the campaign trail and a little tmi on the campaign trail. >> i'm catholic and i have

you look at china, you've got a gloomy picture coming out that the manufacturers -- you .ook at the tmi at the service sector, it is doing just fine. [indiscernible] the service sector is doing just fine. anna: just as we were hearing , how do youeenberg go about investing right now? do you see this as a buying opportunity for chinese stocks? jean: investors are torn between liquidity and the prospect of the global economy growth which is extremely modest. china is going to make momentum slowed down. market iszing of the creating risk. i think if you want to have an interest in china, you have to be selective. you can also be a bit implementing some arbitrage technique. anna: what about the repercussions that china is having or should have on the rest of the global markets? do you think that the expense that we have seen global markets caught up in this market makes sense? jean: i think global markets issue -- china is still exporting more to the rest of the world then importing. when we say that china is negatively impacting worldwide growth, it is more subtle. you are right, from a ma

. >> tmi. >> now, this is a yard sale i would not miss. i would brake for. betsey johnson hosted a weekend. she put 10,000 articles of clothing from her personal collection for sale on her front lawn in east hampton. the design sir moving to malibu to be closer to her daughter. selling her dezins. her one-of-a-kind runway pieces. over 50 years in the fashion industry. she admitted she's a bit of a hoarder. she says, if i lived to be 1,000 years, i couldn't wear anything. depending on the sales receipts, she may continue her sale on labor day weekend. >> can anyone drive up? >> yes. that is the great thing. i was so profuse, pod three has to wait until tomorrow. it was a really good one? can't we squeeze it in? that's a new one. >> yeah. >> to the control room. we have to go. >> that is wort coming back for. henry's here. armie armie's here. man from u.n.c.l.e. >>> this is breaking news from channel 7 eyewitness news. >> good morning everyone. it is now 8:27 on this monday, august 10th. i'm michelle charlesworth. breaking news in westchester county. we're get

. >> tmi. >> now, this is a yard sale i would not miss. i would definitely brake for, i should say.a gargantuan garage sale over the weekend. i'm so sad i missed it. she put 10,000 articles of clothing from her personal collection for sale on her front lawn in east hampton. my homeland. the punk rock designer is moving to malibu to be closer to her own daughter. selling her own design, remember one of a kind runway pieces. over 50 years in the fashion industry. she admitted she's a bit of a hoarder. she says, if i lived to be 1,000 years, i couldn't wear everything. depending on the sales receipts, she may continue her sale on labor day weekend. does anybody have a room i can borrow? >> can anyone drive up? >> yes. >> that's incredible. >> that is the great thing about a yard sale. unfortunately i was so profuse in my love for the "ghost busters," pod three has to wait until tomorrow. it was a really good one? can't we squeeze it in? no? no? >> that was a nice try. asking on live tv. that's a new one. >> it's called guilt. >> yeah. >> to the control room. we have to go. >> that is w

. >> tmi. >> i didn't need that vision in my has. >> if you kick every latino out of this country, than who is going to be cleaning your toilet, donald trump. >> it could be six months from now, six weeks from now your kids will turn to you. dad, we love you. get a [ bleep ] job. >> on cbs this morning. >>> rhonda rousey will be the next model for carl's jr. >> they chose rousey because she also knows what's it's like to damage someone's organs in 30 seconds. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" brought to you by toyota. let's go places. >>> the lineup is set for campaign 2016. biggest event so far. these are the ten presidential candidates who will appear in thursday's debate. it follows weeks of speculation and mtonths of campaigning. the seven republicans left out will appear in an earlier forum tomorrow afternoon. nancy cordes joins us. >> reporter: the gop field is so large it was essentially split into two tiers based on five recent penaltieolls, including . the rest are relegated to what they are calling the happy hour debate. a side debate has broken out between jeb bush an

. >> tmi. i didn't need that image in my head. >>> kelly osbourne regarding mexicans. >> if you kick every mexican out of this country, then who is going to be cleaning your toilet, donald trump? >>> i'm telling you right now, it could be six months from now, six weeks from now, your parents will turn to you and say dad, we love you, get a [ bleep ] job. >> on "cbs this morning." >>> ufc champion ronda rousey will be the next model for carl's jr. carl's jr. chose rousey because she also knows what it's like to damage someone's organs in less than 30 seconds. >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the lineup is set for campaign 2016's biggest event so far. these are the ten presidential candidates who will appear in thursday's primetime republican debate. the unveiling follows weeks of speculation and months of campaigning. >> the seven republicans left out of the primetime debate will appear in an earlier forum tomorrow aftern

. >> tmi.at. >> just think about it. >> new york i don't want to think about it. >> just over your cheerios, think about that. >> people vomiting in the studio. >> researchers say one in three adults already does sleep in the nude. and now one strength coach says that it real can i make you leaner. this is what he says, okay? he says that it all has to do with court sole levels. which sleeping naked can lower, for some reason, simply stripping down before bed may not get awe perfect physique, like i got going on. but, studies say, that it can make a difference over a long period of time. >> a man wrote this. >> no. >> that's all i have to say. this is a man. >> and so, when people sleep over, i suggest to them if you're trying to improve your health, just take those clothes off. >> it does the body good? >> really does the body good. just lay down. >> does that work? >> no. >> okay. >> people normally run screaming from the apartment. >> ya. >> chris murphy slept over the other night. >> but th

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brendan: is any of this a response to the tmi numbers that came out? nicholas: the problem is it's not just bad on its own. it's the latest in a slew of economic data that has been so bad. it's adding to the evidence. the think that is interesting about the data is you look at the estimates. , people thought it was going to be bad but not this bad. that suggests people are underestimating how bad the economy is right now. tom: thank you so much. michael regan is with us. routed equities join the yesterday? we have been waiting. michael: we used to talk about the greenspan. people thought there was a china put. that's fair. china did throw the kitchen stink -- sake at their stock market and tried to prop it up. it's just not working. on china.all eyes are tom: let me jump in here with mickey leavy. they ignore short-term fluctuation. for decades, he has been a student of central banks breaking cardinal rules. does she have the message delivered? : it's clear that the fed should be hiking rates. been lookingalways for excuses not to hike. now we have thi