he told mueller that he didn't recall discussing the clinton but, tmi assesses that ump did in fact spthstkileakn eh >> they've been giving me the russia hoax, shifty-schiff and all these characters from the day i got here. >> reporter: in what may be the report's biggest bombshell, bipartisan investigators say they learned of three general sets of allegations involving trump engaging in personal relationships with russian women during trips dating back to the 90s. in one case, russian businessmen warned the president's formerfie were sensitive tapes of a trump visit to russia that could potentsebly beial.d as u it was former british spy, christopher steele, who first suggested the existence of such tapes. the senate intelligence committee says it did not rely on the controversial steele dossier when doing its investigation. the white house dismissed this report today, norah, and insisted it does not prove collusion. >> o'donll: so many new ank you.in that report. woe turn no nancy cordes, thank you. we turn now to this disturbing story: victims lined up in a courtroom to confront joseph deangelo

. >> really tmi. chris, quickly on 120? >> i think that's too low. i think 130, 132 is the area where you want to kind of zone in here. with this stock it's been two steps forward, one step back this is the one step back. use it to your advantage. >>> later we're gearing up for earnings from a past favorite. >>> industrials have been lagging the broader market this year chris varrone, what are you looking at >> there's so much attention in this business focused on the tech stocks. people are missing some improvements in the industrial sector the broader sector has been consolidating in this very narrow range when you look at these average industrial stocks which actually outperform the construction of the group. the average industrial issue is getting better i think the best one really on our radar here is deere. it's starting to push up against that 180 level above that is a clear breakout and a major shift on what has been a lagger for the past two or three years c caterpill caterpillar. i think both of these names are going to be very telling abou

that's tmi that's tmi jim, we'll see you in a little bit. >> it is a great show. to see you. we'll see you in a few minutes and we'll watch tonight. pinterest. >>> to talk about the monday morning markets we're joined by richard bernstein. let's get his take ceo of richard bernstein advisors which just passed $10 billion in assets congratulation good to see you. >> great moment for the firm you know, $10 billion in ten years, we're thrilled. very thankful for our inesthavers. >> big tech is in the rear view. what do you watch most importantly this week? >> we'll have some earnings coming through and i think volatility will not go away. i think the market may trend up, but it's not going to go up in a straight line. i think people still want to play whatever volatility they want they want to keep it in their portfolio. >> reminded of the great disconnect that exists between the economy and the stock market >> we might. but it's not quite as disconnected i think as some people think remember, money growth is running at 24% 25% year. think of only a quarter of that g

whatever it is i buy a lot of stuff, heyward, tmi, i know.ine during the quarantine are front end sales really being impacted by that >> we've really had the best run in comps we've had in a long time so, we had an extremely strong first fiscal year quarter. and we're still seeing very, very strong results. we're not seeing the traffic as much as we're seeing basket size significantly up we're seeing very good results on the front end e-commerce business skyrocketed. and we just launched instacart on a national basis and that business is really cranking. so we're seeing really good front end results. that's been one of the benefits of covid, ironically people don't really want to go to a big box so much they like to go in and out and our stores aren't as crowded as a grocery store it's much safer social distancing it's just better and more convenient so we are seeing great, great result there, all things considered >> i mean, not talking about anything weird, you know what i mean, toothpaste, shaving stuff. fibercon just normal stuff, haeywar

of course there is delays and many of the cities be at portland, chicago, la or wherever it tmi might be. the fact of the matter is the bailout passed on saturday in the house of representatives was pointless. it uses the opportunity to have any reforms and so we have a postal service right now that those $14 billion cash on hand and another $10 billion available to them with the treasury and they can't even get access to the 10 billion because they have too much cash money on hand. and yet we pass a bill for another 25 billion did not go we disallow them from making any changes. it doesn't matter how much money we keep throwing at the postal service if we don't allow for reform to take place but just what iswh desperately needed. so, with that, i do look forward to the hearing going forward and i fully anticipate a lot from my friends on the idle, opposite sides of the aisle. i do anticipate the continued attempt to portray a conspiracy that doesoe not exist when in ft it is their own party that are fully committed based upon the heroes act and other common to influence the upcoming

tmi. tmi, my friends. (michael) tmi? too much information. uh, it's just easier to say tmi.ay "don't go there," but that's lame. and here we have stanley the manley. now, stanley is a dundie all-star. aren't you, stanley?