like they've done with everything else they'll blame that all it's going to be the pump be dumpy trumpy you know they pump the markets up people all the smart money is dumping all the equities at these prices and they're going to blame trump so pump you don't be trumpy is the place where buzzword of the day sounds good t. shirt and blue ponzi humpty dumpty tromping there you go i mean let me ask you a quick like thirty thousand feet looking down at the numbers does this or does it not make sense trumps in recently that he is concerned about funding made particularly with germany involved in nato and while they simultaneously a are selling getting gas from russia right the money is going to nato directly to russia but the purpose ostensibly for nato is to defend these european countries from russia that's the purpose of supposedly this is ak and a correct assessment i mean your money manager you're in big business finance well is that make sense tell us about it here's what i think about that look nato was a really good thing after post world war two when there were a lot of cold war ten

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a trumpy in kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure because critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran why is trump so obsessed with terrain. across talking a trumpy and kind of view i'm joined by my guest peter ford in london he's a former british ambassador to syria and part rein in washington we have james jaharis he's a former u.s. diplomat and former advisor to u.s. senate republican leadership and in new york we have richard murphy he is a former u.s. career in basad or to syria and currently an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute right gentlemen crossed rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate james let me go to you first in washington because you've rapidly become the donald trump sure for me. i know you're a supporter of the president and you have a great foreign policy expertise so i want to see if we can kind of. unpack a few things here for example i giv

a trumpy in kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure his critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran why is trump so obsessed with terrain. across talking a trumpy and kind of view i'm joined by my guest peter ford in london he is a former british ambassador to syria and part rein in washington we have james jaharis he's a former u.s. diplomat and former advisor to u.s. senate republican leadership and in new york we have richard murphy he is a former u.s. career in bastard of syria and currently an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate james let me go to you first in washington because you've rapidly become the donald trump sure for me. i know you're a supporter of the president and you have a great foreign policy expertise so i want to see if we can kind of. unpack a few things here first exam. will i

hello and welcome the cross talk we're all things considered i'm funeral of a trumpy and kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure his critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran why is trump so obsessed with terrain. across talking a trumpy and kind of view i'm joined by my guest peter ford in london he's a former british ambassador to syria and part rein in washington we have james jaharis he's a former u.s. diplomat and former advisor to u.s. senate republican leadership and in new york we have richard murphy he is a former u.s. career in basad or to syria and currently an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate it james let me go to you first in washington because you've rapidly become the donald trump sharper for me you i know you're a supporter of the president and you have a great foreign policy

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like they've done with everything else they'll blame that all it's going to be the pump be dumpy trumpy you know they pump the markets up people all the smart money is dumping all the equities at these prices and they're going to blame trump so pump you don't be trumpy is the place where buzzword of the day that's a good t. shirt and blue collar and ponzi humpty dumpty trumping mere you know i mean let me ask you a quick like thirty thousand feet looking down at the numbers does this or does it not make sense trump said in recently that he is concerned about funding made particularly with germany involved in nato and while they simultaneously a are selling are getting gas from russia right the money is going to nato directly to russia but the purpose ostensibly for nato is to defend these european countries from russia that's the purpose and supposedly this is ak and a correct assessment i mean your money manager you're in big business finance well is that make sense tell us about it here's what i think about that look nato was a really good thing after post world war two when there wer

like they've done with everything else they'll blame that all it's going to be the pump be dumpy trumpy you know they pump the markets up people all the smart money is dumping all the equities at these prices and they're going to blame trump so pump you don't be trumpy is the place where buzzword of the day sounds good t. shirt and blue collar ponzi humpty dumpty tromping there you go i mean let me ask you a quick like thirty thousand feet looking down at the numbers does this or does it not make sense trump said in recently that he is concerned about funding made particularly with germany involved in nato and while they simultaneously a are selling are getting gas from russia right the money is going to nato directly to russia but the purpose ostensibly for nato is to defend these european countries from russia that's the purpose of supposedly is ak and a correct assessment i mean you're a money manager you're in big business finance well is that make sense tell us about it here's what i think about that look nato was a really good thing after post world war two when there were a lot o

a trumpy and kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure because critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher. than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran. so obsessed with terrain. that i just i'm calling will show. up for the first time in a long. represented boy. and this is the. welcome it's a pretty neat. briggs you know i'm delighted that you can join us here at police headquarters in the center of milan this is actually the first ever police will give us a little bit of a history how panini started and how we got involved in making football stickers the panini family story is a typical italian story of the fifty's and sixty's so after war the search of a new live. for get about the past they started their activity in the publishing area by means of bind a little kiosk in the center a modern era and from there that expanded the activity through the period between one nine hundred forty five and one thousand and sixty into first a distribution agency and then a reworkin

trumpy and kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure of his critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran is trump so obsessed with terrain. a welcome back you are watching r t international a man exposed to a nerve agent in the u.k. town of amesbury has regained consciousness but remains in critical condition the source of the substance is unknown and local police say that it may be impossible to stablish any link between the case and a recent poisoning in salisbury he's honest as he reports now from london forty five year old charlie rally's condition has been improving now that he's regained consciousness at salisbury district hospital and he was taken to the hospital back on saturday june thirtieth along with his partner forty four year old don sturgis who has died last sunday night now this is the second not. chalk related poisoning the way that officials here in the u.k. have been putting it basically now force

trumpy and kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure because critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies then with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran. so obsessed with. welcome back now from football we moved to the news a man exposed to a toxic substance in the u.k. town of amesbury has regained consciousness but remains in a critical condition this is to check in now reports from london forty five year old charlie rally's condition has been improving. now that he's regained consciousness at salisbury district hospital and he was taken to the hospital back on saturday june thirtieth along with his partner forty four year old don sturgis who has died last sunday night now this is the second novacek related poisoning the way that officials here in the u.k. have been putting it basically now forced to answer questions about how is it possible that the second couple somehow came in contact with this nerve agent that was said to have been originally used back on

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debiera existir duda" un ex diplomÁtico piensa que a pesar de la controversia, es importante que trumpyy obviamente es mejor que esos temas puedan ser enfrentados en forma conjunta por estados unidos y rusia, que si eso no ocurre. fernando: sin embargo, es inusual que trump haya desmentido frente a putin a sus mismos organismos de inteligencia. >> sin dudas que esto no tiene precedentes. es algo que yo, por lo menos, no habÍa visto antes. ha generado naturalmente un revuelo muy grande de lo que hemos visto en las Últimas 24 horas. fernando: senadores republicanos trataron de reafirmar que la uniÓn europea es un aliado y no rusia. " creo que los rusos deben saber que muchos de nosotros entendemos perfectamente lo que pasÓ en el 2016. mejor que no ocurra nuevamente en 2018" fernando los demÓcratas en el congreso: comentaron que es evidente que putin tiene informaciÓn para chantajear a trump. muchos expertos indican que el presidente siguiera hablÁndole a su base y queel recuerdo de la controversia puede pena perdure en la memoria de los votantes de aquÍ al 2020. palmira: un importante gas

a trumpy in kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure because critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran is trump so obsessed with to wrap. this up for the sad part of his life during taliban was that. the maid of afghanistan always guard their wives their sisters as a. kind of human being because that's historically like that but unfortunately due to. you know physically about structures were kind of broken but most associated social values were damaged not only this one conflict damaged our structures that infrastructures but it unfortunately values to. cut cut. cut. i think the decision has already been made and everything is ready for the big day. following the examples of berlin and italy the people of thessaloniki will be called upon to say through a non-binding referendum whether they want the water company to be privatized as planned by the government. suddenly however on the eve of the ballot there's a pro

it's not a trumpy set of peoite, a very establishment set of jurists. woodruff: establishment set, eds ezra? >> i think it's right. donald trumpade a deal wit the republican establishment, you don't like me, i definitely ido not like you, butf you unit behind me, you get your supreme court picks. he brought out a document and said these are the people i will make good at. there are a lot of place where ise's been an unusual president, but these are not different picks than what we would ha expected from a president ted cruz. where we think is a bit of betrayal, donald trump is also making a deal wito vters and saying i care about medicare, medicaid, social security, i won't let anybody hurt these programs and some of these picks, particularly cavaugh, they're very pro business, very anti-safety net, ani-government action pick. by the same token by which ted cruz could be making the picks, a lot of republicans like donald trump ecause he wasn't lie ted cruz because he was supposed to be more of a populist and that islso absent from this process. >> woodr

>> well, it's like w got our old republican party back because these three are not trumpy pple, they are pretty elite, pretty established, and it's a testiny to the federalist society, which is a conservative legal society that started in the80s designed to turn talent into judgeships, and they've done a fantastic job over the last several decades of producing just this funnel of talent that goes up to all the courts but especially the supreme court, and, so, whoever the repcan president is, there is just this whole series of theme whare well called, pretty temperate, well connected with each other andthey're just ready made. so it's made to order. it's not a trumpy set of peo it's a very establishment set of jurists. >> woodruff: establi set, eds ezra? >> i think it's right. donald trump made a deal with the repshublican estabnt, you don't like me, i definitely do not like you, but if you uni behind mu get your supreme court picks. he brought out a document and said these are the people i will make good at. there are a lot of place where is he's been an unusual president, but these

trumpy and kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure his critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran. so obsessed with terrain. i mean more doogan is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county or you'll be to stay if you look at some of the book on knowledge. mark was the day that when he was five and. do going to be in the sheriff's most contentious critics say he is the first time i noticed something wasn't right in these were pretty much when i first started the corruption in palm beach county is not something that you can smell it seems like a bad it's a nod and a wink it wasn't what i wanted to do you. have more shootings in this county then some states have had a collective thing to go and went to his website began featuring comments about just family the sheriff's wife that going to squash you like a bug you know we should stop and then you should stay on the left in the

a trumpy kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure because critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher. than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran. so obsessed with. security back in asms and agencies and the saying we don't want to be part of britain anymore you got caught up in stomping out aviation companies we mentioned bank stopping out. i want to get out because if you don't have the supernatural all the institutions i cover the years of you i'll be part of that and it's going to be a separate go it alone island under a large grain cloud swimming in marmite worshiping some old hag of a crown those people in france germany and italy in the us are saying no we don't want to be a part of the. school system. and of course. well again from the outer new central column bright with our other headline news and i to some it's underway right now and it's likely to see tense exchanges with donald trump demanding other member ally spend more on the military alliance he's a

that speaks to the power ofnd trumpis supporters. even in blue california. thes folks want to get elected and need that core of trump supporters to suppo them. i mean, we saw later in the week, because things move so quickly, you know, this indyictment of someb that the federal prosecutors say working as a russian agentna and ohr ba backer called it bogus and acknowleed he met her at some point. i think rorbacher is the only one dealing with this. a billboard mocrat to put up. i think that race is going to be interesting to watch around this russia issue. for a lot of people, this m be appalling and may be sort of crazy that we're having these benversations but it's probably not going to the number one issue going to the poll. >> republicans on theoe intelligence committee essentially blastedmo the from the helsinki summit. usw much will these ongoing concerns aboutan meddling and also over president trump's handling of these worries mobilize democrats for the midterms? >> i think that's what democrats are hoping, right and i think that's the key with the co

trumpy and kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure because critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran is trumped so obsessed with terrain. france reach of the world cup final with a one zero victory over belgium in st petersburg. lies tough told you don't have the time and. the standoff is expected at wednesday's nato summit in brussels after double trump accuses european countries of failing to pay their way in the alliance. and an alleged victim of nerve gas poisoning in the u.k. regains consciousness but remains in critical condition. broadcasting live direct from our studios moscow this is our g international front i was really glad to have you with us. france is glued to the final of the two thousand and eighteen world cup in russia after defeating belgium one nil in st petersburg it will be the third final for france in twenty years they look to the trophy in one thousand nine hundred eighty and lost on pe

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trumpy and kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure to his critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran is trumped so obsessed with terrain. all the security back and isms and agencies and the ease saying we don't want to be part of britain anymore he got caught helping stopping out aviation companies we mentioned banks stopping out everyone wants to get out because if you don't have the supernatural institutions or cover the if you have any part of that and you saw to be a separate go it alone island under a large rain cloud swimming in my washer being some old going to crown those people in france germany and italy and the rest are saying no we don't want to be a part of that. thanks. thanks thanks thanks team red team blue elephants and donkeys grand old party squaring off against the big d.n.c. more often than not partisan politics and the u.s. resembles a good old sports rivalry more of an actual debate of ide

a trumpy in kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure in his critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran claims trump so obsessed with terrain. that. f.o.c. clearly goal will fly. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to meet people this is the simple song alone even some company gets full elsewhere so they can find private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us. you guys who got the going to go. this is. for you bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more the water it's about to hurt and to redistribute. all as this. date downwards we want our. cities across current show erupt in celebration as the national team reaches their first ever world cup final after defeating england. urges nato members to ramp up their military spending at a tense summit in brussels. a

a trumpy in kind of view it is an understatement to say donald trump is an unconventional and an orthodox political figure in his critics do have a point when they say trump appears to be harsher with allies than with real or imagined enemies then there's the middle east and iran claims trump so obsessed with terrain. wednesday's world cup action will see england or croatia their place alongside france and some days final funds are looking forward to what's being described as the most important match in decades for both nations. from launches a scathing attack on germany telling nato leaders that burns dependence on russian oil and gas has left it captive to moscow. time ahead of our own meeting with trump on friday's. u.k. prime minister to resign made pledges to boost britain's military support for nato and send hundreds of additional troops to afghanistan. hello from r t h q this wednesday july the eleventh i'm calling break in moscow all have our other headline news for you a little bit later on first though we've got the football for you and five hours from now england and croatia wi

nonsense said trumpi nonsense said trump.w the president, there was nobody to couude the president, there was nobody to collude with. also this uncomfortable question. does the russian government have any compromising material on president trump or his family? translation: i heard these rumours that we heard... collected controversial information, idid not collected controversial information, i did not even know he was in moscow. i treat president trump with utmost respect. but what about russian interference, something after a ll russian interference, something after all that 12 russian intelligence agents were indicted for last week by the us justice department. would you know with the whole world watching tell president putin, would you denounce what happened in 2016 and would you want him to never do it again? all i can do is ask the question, my people came to me, they said they think it is russia. i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. he ducked and

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the one who holds that subpoena power, they can subpoena all of these trumpies and bring them beforeh and put them in perjury traps. >> trump very much cares about keeping the house. he has got a huge advantage of keeping the senate. >> i think they are trying to be cute. i think trump wants to win any election he is in. >> i think if you are going to talk about strategiry here, there is also the size that says i don't think trump cares who has the house. if the dems have the house and they go down the impeachment road. >> pound nancy pelosi in the ground. >> i don't think that can work for you long-term. and ultimately what he is going to run into -- >> what are the democrats going to do. >> nobody, no republican right now, and this is what they are looking at now. no one wants to hear his president say political consequences be darned. >> the "wall street journal" say he is saying that. if he gets the senate by 53 instead of 51. they get her through. that would give him power. >> roundtable is sticking with us. you're watching "hardball." but right now, our bond is fraying. how do

even if you are a total trumpy, don't you have a problem following what he is saying? >> there is no lodge togic to i. the first person to talk about rigged elections was donald trump in the fall of 2016. i am very much looking forward to a new senator from utah named mitt romney who will be a big thorn in the president's side. while flake and corn going away. we might have a brand new person to speak what is right. >> romney endorsed trump. >> i have to have something. >> i know, susan. >> i am not sure he is ready to take him on day-to-day. for more than seven months, trump's legal team has been negotiating possible terms. they are about as successful negotiators as north korea. bloomberg is reporting that rudy giuliani -- to avoid the chance of a perjury charge, trump is demanding in return for being questioned that he isn't asked questions about obstruction of justice under a propose approximaal. this is about obstruction. it is the firs charges. >> the president's lawyers in some way as much as people talk about rudy giuliani, the president's lawyers sense there i

trumpy, the administration is taking a more aggressive approach. .egotiatings tactic, or trillion escalation of the trade war, it is hard to know at this point. but remember, trump has said that trade wars are good, and easy to. ramy: win, before. ramy: and is there any possibility that congress could push back? greg: an excellent question. the additional tariffs would put members of congress in an awkward position. members of both parties would like to see a tougher line on china. they have agreed that china has a -- has participated in abuses of trade norms, but on all out trade war has members very nervous, including republicans. some of which are from state that supported the president but are heavily reliant on agriculture exports, with china targeting them. so, we will have to see whether they have any ability to actually come forward and impose some sort of limit on the trump administration. ramy: ride, and of course, we are four months away from the midterms here. bloomberg washington reporter greg sullivan there, thank you very much. moving

when we'll see the sun and s.y sk >>> a recording of a conversation between then ndcandidate donald trumpismer attorney michael cohen has been made public. cohen ge the tape to cnn. it's said to have taken place before the 2016 election. > in this audio, you can hear talk about payinr a former playboy model's story about an alleged affair with trump about decade ago. >> i've spoken to allen about how to set the whole thing up with funding. yes. it's all the stuff. all thestuff. you never know where that company -- >> correct. am all over that. i spoke toen about it. when this comes time for the financing. >> what financing? >> well -- no, no, no. [ inaudible ] >> tracie potts is on capitol hill with reaction to this. e said, has the white ho anything about this recording. >> no. the president didn't answer shouted questions. he slammed the media saying don't trust thsnm. he ha specifically responded to what's on this tape. his attorney is speing out though. rudy giuliani says it's disgraceyeul for a l to tape his own client. this proves that the president ags trying to be above board. not e

he's feeling his full trumpiness, as it were. so he's acting on his most deeply held beliefs, which includes this innate hostility towards american trade partners. >> for many, many years has raised serious questions. why does the united states need troops in germany, need troops in japan, need troops in south korea? that's another issue we can discuss down the road. let's talk about north korea very quickly while i still have you, max. wrapping up some high-level talks. the secretary of state mike pompeo in north korea over the weekend. he issued this statement. this is the north korean state, i should say. the u.s. is fatally mistaken if it went to the extent of regarding that the democratic people's republic of korea would be compelled to accept out of its patience the demands reflecting its gangster-like mind set. the president tweeted this in contrast. quote, i have confidence that kim jong-un will honor the contract we signed and even more importantly our handshake. we agreed to the denuclearization of north korea. china, o

. >> she also struck a very trumpy tone on another fairly basic policy point, the issue over whether admits that guns are dangerous inside school. >> you can't say definitively today that guns shouldn't be in schools? >> well, i will refer back to senator enzi and the school he was talking about in wyoming, i think probably they're -- i would imagine that there's probably a gun in the school to protect from potential grizzlies. >> potential grizzlies. that was back in january. it was more than a gaffe. we want to show you the facts in policy. she's now leading a commission on school safety. but says the entire effort will not even discuss gun violence. >> so you're studying gun violence, but not considering the role of guns. >> we're actually studying school safety and how we can ensure our students are safe at school. >> how can you ensure students are safe in school? well, look at what endangers their safety. 59 school shootings, 59 deaths, 93 injures since devos was confirmed last year. now, she also was part of funneling millions of dollars in donations to the republican party, w

one thing we know is that wii trumpy judge.et a meaning i don't think we're it's going to be a very different court in terms of the chief justice being the median justice. we have not had that in a very long time. tom: i didn't have the understanding that you did that the filibuster of gorsuch accomplished a lot. rick, do you want to take us into what we saw justice kennedy was seen as being important? rick is one of the nation's leading experts on voting, campaign finance, elections. >> i'm a pessimist by nature. i've become much more pessimistic over the last term and last few days. what i was going to say until yesterday was that there were three significant election law cases of the term. i now think we had three conservative victories in hindsight. the most important case by far was the partisan gerrymandering case out of wisconsin. of maryland which involves the democrat gerrymandering. but the main action and the question was whether or not there is areas about -- at this says that gerrymandering has become so effective now that legislators choose their voters instead of the other way

that is what people are looking trumpy closely as donald was accusing the chinese government of exitative its currency in the face of these trade issues as well. that is a subject that won't go away for the time being. we will move on and discuss what is happening with health care. the chinesehead of health care research. she will be joining us sporting minutes from now to discuss these event in china. -- events in china. ♪ rishaad: currencies making headlines today. the dollar weakening to a one-year low in japan, slipping ing p.m.i. last month. . and scandals over fake data this is "bloomberg markets: asia ." >> the u.n., we're getting resistance from the pboc with that second certainly reflecting the weakness and now we're seeing the onshore low dropping to a one-year low. the nikkei will continue to watch that when it comes to emerging market f.x. rishaad: and of course every line in the sand seems to be brushed over with so what's the next line in the sand? equity markets in this part of -- let's go to the big movers out there. >> we have china signaling it is willing to promote

when he gets trumpy the bottom fells out and the republicans are able to compel the president some actoes that suggest to you that a snapback to a sort of pre-trump era is possible in the post-trump era? >> you mean when donald trump is no longer among us as an office holder? >> correct. >> i guess it requires several leaps of foresight, for example what will happen during these midterm elections, compared with the watergate era of course when george will was making his pioneering reputation and i was starting as a magazine writer. strikes me the republican party has locked itself in much more firmly and uncritically with its troubled incumbent than they did. it took a long time for the 1970s republicans to turn on richard nixon, but they eventually did. the republicans now are missing so many opportunities to be other than just sort of not ludicrously weak as senator rubio was just then or inexpublicly weak as with senator corker who is not going to be in this senate seat next year, has nothing to fear from re-election and still won't take votes to back up the criticism he has or jeff

charges of gone treason within minutes of from f treason within minutes of frankly of what president trumpy of what president trump said in helsinki, two calls for resignations, to now former intel chiefs said in helsinki, to calls for resignations, to now former intel chiefs encouraging traitorous acts, traitorous acts, acts against the current duly elected acts at the current duly elected president of the united states.. it is stunning. the next time it is stunning. you pundits a the next time you pundits ands l an end hosts want to see a disgracefuln and treasonous moment, just pull up some of your tv appearances on the dvr and hit play. some ov appearances on the dvr and hit that is "the angle." play. joining me now for reaction is that is "the angle." dan bongino, former joining me now for rea secret service agent and host os dan bongino, former the dan bongino podcast and juan williams, cohost of "the hf the dan bongino podcast and five."." juan williams, great to have both of you on. juan, the president had a coupl. juan, the president had a couple of rough communication of rough com

things trumpy two can do from an executive point of view, and one is on immigration and the other onthink the will be an escalation on both fronts. julia: what to do you think pulls the president back from the brink here? he has battles on many fronts. will it take a selloff in the market to make him pause his thought here? it could have that impact, but the president has made statements in the past saying that under my administration, the stock market is down 40%, so what if it goes down a few percent? what matters is the long-term economic success of the country. so unless there is a stock market crash, i do not think that will change much. is significant tightening of conditions with stock prices falling, trading spreads and bond yields going higher, and the dollar strengthening, that might put pressure, but we are not yet there. i do not see anything coming from market discipline. it worked on italy, argentina, turkey. againstt see it working the u.s. and its reckless trade or lack of policies. david: is there a point at which you agree with president trump? in the scheme you lai

we continue our coverage from n-trumpi and the putij summit.his is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economic, finance, and politics -- this is "bloomberg surveillance" from helsinki. you some deutsche bank headlines. they are seeing their second quarter coming in at about 400 million euros. this is positive news. expecting this release today. anytime there is positive news, they want to get it out. look at the deutsche bank price. tom: up to almost 3.7%. a moonshot for deutsche bank. it is a whisper of good news. francine: two weeks ago it was 10 u.s..htly above tom: i want to say folks you are seeing real-time here at the summit. on aower of the terminal cell phone. it is extraordinary to see the headlines coming through from frankfurt and london right through to us. it is a whole new world after all. tom: let -- francine: let us get straight to the bloomberg first word news. u.s. president donald trump is in helsinki today as he meets vladimir putin. the highly anticipated event will include 90 minutes in which with only-on-one their translators in att

the trumpis that , it is late ine summer dates and people are fatigued on a long week of headlines.urther reason for the market's column has to do with corporate performance. 10% of snp companies have &pported earnings and 95 --s companies have reported earnings. the dow was led by microsoft who closed at 2% after reporting quarterly profits. the company reported annual sales of above 100 bills -- 100 billion. george, you are in florida and you say you are worse off. caller: no, i said i was that are off. i got the tax cut it helps me because the.com boom is over and we are back to real profits. the one year under clinton i paid 34.9 to the irs. isch was in my situation quitted to $124,000, and i do not even know if i held 10 in title ease. es.entitle wars, we better get into a trade war because things are global capitalism. there is no more economies and no more spoils of the war. we have the -- we had that are get in there and figure out where we will be. china it needs us more than we need them. -- when it comes down to a, president trump is finally man strong enough to stand up