in a flury of tweets he says that the u.s.tupidly lost trillions of dollars to china, making it clear he has really had enough. saying quote, we don't need china. frankly would be far better off without them. the president is ordering u.s. companies to pack up and leave the country and set up operations here in the u.s. tweeting this, our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediately start looking for an alternative to china. trump is also ordering shipping carriers to crackdown on illegal fentanyl funneled into the u.s. from china. i'm ordering all carriers, fedex, ups, amazon, the post office to search for and refuse all deliveries of fentanyl. president xi said it would stop and it didn't. while trump unloads on china the u.s. chamber commerce is responding to trump's tweet, saying they share the president's frustration they are urging he proceed with caution. saying the right path forward for both countries to continue to engage in constructive talks. we heard from white house trade advisor peter navarro on fo

of these tweets for the very first time.an tell you, just a second ago, i was in the west wing and saw peter navarro and robert lighthizer, just standing just outside of the oval office, presumably set to go in and meet with the president to talk about this chinese retaliation this morning. they didn't talk to me, so i don't know exactly what they're up to there, but they are within feet of the oval office as of a couple of seconds ago. so the president tweeting, within the past couple of seconds about china, responding here, saying, our country has lost, stupidly, trillions of dollars with china over many years. they have stolen our intellectual property at a rate of hundreds of billions of dollars a year and they want to continue i won't let that happen. we don't need china and frankly would be far better off without them so the president saying here that stealing intellectual property must stop he's saying that american companies need to start looking for an alternative to china, including bringing companies home and maki

i hope you have cell service to monitor the tweets. >> yeah.y have definitely seen the tweets here. we're going to get to nose in a sec. thank you very much. we are joined by richard clarida. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. >> i want to start with the market selloff down 745 at the low. how do you process as a policymaker the impact of this on the economy and the volatility >> steve, we are looking into the economic outlook because that's what's going to drive our decisions. the economy's in a good place right now. markets go up and down and try to filter through the day and obviously the global outlook worsened since our july meeting. global economy is slowing and inflation pressures so we are not looking at any one day but the trepd in the data to make the decisions. >> what about the financial conditions overall and the way of a lower stock market suggests tighter financial conditions something that all speak or the fed has to offset? >> we want to try to understand why they're changing and obviously they can go up and down but tren

the white house defended the decision to fire off the re-tweet. >> why did the president then re-tweet that clinton suggestion. >> i think the president wants everything to be investigated as your reporter just revealed just the day before. there is some unsealed information implicating people high up. i will say, bill, there's always this rush to we need transparency, we need accountability when it involves fictional accusations like collusion with russia to swing an e elector. >> so democrat -- an election. >> so beto o'rourke and cory booker, criticized for push the conspiracy theory. >> this is another example of the president using his position of political trust pushing unfounded conspiracy theories. >> this is more recklessness. what he is doing is dangerous. he's giving life to not just conspiracy theories but really whipping people up into anger and worse, different people in this country. >> the president's trip to el paso continues to draw criticism. the president smiling with a thumbs up while the first lady holds an infant whose parents were killed in the massacre as they

and this is a tweets coming into us. and this is a tweet from andrew adonis.controversially since william iv. " let's have acted so controversially since william iv." let's continue with this developing news. we are welcoming viewers now on bbc world as well to this developing story today. the news that the government is planning to suspend parliament ahead of a queen's speech on october the 14th. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg explaining this in a series of tweets this morning. there is bad news from laura, the government are to hold the queen's speech on the 14th of october. you can see in that tweet, she is quoted number ten as saying that this is business as usual for a new government, that this is the new normal! the normal order of things but number ten is recognising that, according to it, it has the useful political side effect that denies mps time to try to stop no deal. and this is certainly a riposte to those mps who met yesterday from opposition parties with the aim of coming up with a plan to stop a no—deal brexit. and we heard mps who we r

to take president trump's tweets and just read them and take them at the end of one of his tweets, he said we don't need china. >> that's what i'm saying, you're getting insights into what he's thinking he's gnaw going through his cabinet, not going through discussions with other experts in those regions he's literally giving us insights into his views. >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to cut you off, but you have to be mindful of that from a portfolio construction standpoint. and if you look at the highest risk aspects in a portfolio, it's the energy companies, maybe not mlps because they're more domestically focusefocused, bute energy sector which is exposed to a global slowdown tech is incredibly exposed to trade, and its prices are really high they had a really meaningful run, and typically in a late cycle environment, you pay up for growth there's this exogenous factor that now you have to pay attention to and so one of the things we have done, and just yesterday, is we went overweight the staples again. we're focused on where it's strong the other consumer sectors communication servi

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then president trump's tweets came out. now down .7%.ne of theat oil, products under target by china, we see very choppy action on the headline. down about 2.8%. jay powell came out. helped the recovery. it is showing in the sector composition which had been modestly risk on or even a little neutral. now clearly risk off. energy on bottle. industrial and consumer tech. utilities and real estate responding very well corresponding to yields are down so much. we now have a truly risk off friday and a off week with stocks down. vonnie: thank you for that. gold futures at 1535.20. simon,th us in london is chief strategist. is there one move that blows every thing out of the water? one retaliation on the part of the u.s. or china that changes the game entirely? simon: at the moment no. what we are seeing is akin to need acceleration of what was already the main game plan, the tariffs. all that does is continue to act as a drag on growth. that continues to phase into wider variety markets. whether you're talking about oil in the norwegian krone

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playing an iconic american abolitionist while people saying hash tag not my how it don't forget to tweet us and send us your comments on you tube during the live conversation but before we get started take a look at this. stuff . was. easy. for you. that's part of the trailer for how yet an upcoming biographical film about american abolitionist how it helped him and cynthia evo landed the title pop but many people are now upset that a revote who is a british nigerian was casting stead of an african american actress they've been voicing their opinions online using the hash tags not my how it how it deserves better and adolf short for american descendants of slavery so why was this particular casting decision so controversial and what does the debate say about black identity in the u.s. but joining us to discuss these questions in los angeles antonio moore is a co-founder of american descendants of slavery in johannesburg south africa hollywood actor hakim. appeared in numerous films including hotel rwanda and half of the yellow sun and here with us on set in washington d.c. heather harris

cheryl: and tweets. gerri: and tweets. yes. cheryl: one tweet changes everything. gerri: i'll say.l, the dow is plummeting, trade worries, fed fears. some investors are really questioning if it could be time for the trump economic adviser and china hawk peter navarro and fed chairman jerome powell maybe to call it quits. let's bring in charlie gasparino. you always have your ear to the ground with the big money managers here. >> i would say top of the list is navarro, if you want to appease wall street. jerome powell deserves some shade, so to speak. clearly in december when he was tightening, he didn't see the numbers coming that showed he shouldn't be tightening. the trade stuff was starting to impact gdp back then in december. it obviously came out i guess in the fourth quarter gdp numbers and we saw like a slowdown to 2.1%. but he should have seen that and he didn't. so when you are the ceo of the economy which he kind of is chairman, he's the president and ceo in many ways, the fed chief, you screw up like that, you got so people are saying that you know, particularly given th

don't forget to tweet us and send us your comments on you tube during the live conversation but before we get started take a look at this. this is. easy. for you. that's part of the trailer for how yet an upcoming biographical film about american abolitionist how it helped him and cynthia evo landed the title pop but many people are now upset that a revote who is a british nigerian was cast instead of an african american actress they've been voicing their opinions online using the hash tags not my how it how it deserves better and adolf short for american descendants of slavery so why was this particular casting decision so controversial and what is the debate say about black identity in the u.s. joining us to discuss these questions in los angeles antonio moore is a co-founder of american descendants of slavery in johannesburg south africa hollywood actor hakim cake hazim who's appeared in a new. roomers films including hotel rwanda and half of the yellow sun and here with us on set in washington d.c. heather harris is a professor at stevenson university and author of a new book you k

i wonder when you look at this tweet of the president's, he said the hereby order tweet, he's saying that actually american businesses should find other places besides china to buy products. >> yeah. >> my question is, i think we've seen this when it comes to agriculture too, even as he's buoying the farmers who should be selling products to china, there's a destruction of their market share. this is something that they build over decades. this is something you don't just replace once things cool down a little bit between the u.s. and china, and we're seeing businesses respond kind of saying what? this isn't how we do things. what do you think about the president saying that? >> again, it's back to certainty. certainty is the cheapest stimulus that there is to strengthen an economy and we have the opposite of that right now. listen, i think and many people think that it was right to take on china for a number of issues, from unfair trade practices to security threats to theft of intellectual property, so this is not something we should be ignoring, but you need a strategy, objectives

derek, first to you, what's the practical significance of what president tweeted today? you can't order american companies to leave china, but there are a lot of indirect actions the president could take tariffs of course, he could also invoke the international emergency powers act and put a lot of pressure on tech companies especially to leave china. so the ordering is of shorthand for there is more pressure that could be coming at you to leave china even if i can't make you do it by a presidential decree >> couldn't he just continue to use tariffs as a tool? why do you think he changed his approach today i wonder again how the market reaction, the economic reaction is feeding into all this in terms of next moves. >> right i think the the president was very angry this morning. i don't know whether he expected a rate cut as you said, it wasn't a policy meeting. maybe expected different language from the federal reserve. he gets angry when china retaliates because he thinks the basic situation of u.s. china trade is up fair so i think we got an i am going to do something

this is done definitely didn't expect the tweet. but you never -- the markets always collapse and this is somewhat of a collapse, even though we're still very close to the highs, on unexpected news. your unanalyzable. >> the worst day all across the board for the year pete najarian just tweeted this stuff, stuff on gold so i want to push you there. as we cover the worst sell-off in the united states stock market of the year kelly evans and "the exchange" picks up that story right now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. welcome to the "the exchange." here's what's ahead, we have a massive sell-off across the globe with u.s. indexes hitting their lows right now the trade war seems to be turning into a currency war with china letting its yuan fall to a 10-year low. now it's the worst day of the major averages this year the 10-year yield is not only above 1.75%, it's now

the essence of her tweet. so turn that sucker around before you answer it. say, how could obama keep kids in cages and how could democrats during the obama administration say nothing about it. how can you claim that you care about the kids in canaleses if you as a signature congresswoman had the opportunity to vote on a bill that would have again humanitarian aid to children and you and you chose to vote no? [cheers and applause] >> see how that works? so these are two of the 11 rhetorical tactic is demonstrate and this is why only i was kind of flattered that aoc blocked me because she is just proffering the tactics in my book which i used on her work so thank you, congresswoman, for that. the other important thing i want to talk about tonight is what i call one of the five crucial tisching points in our country. in my book i identify five ball grounds where the left is trying overtake our culture and undermine our cultural norms in order to impose their radical leftist ideology on us instead. it's very simpl

david: a lot of questions over the language trump used in his tweets today.e just talked about it but can he legally follow through with his demands on u.s. companies? we're going to be asking former bush 43 advisor and attorney brad blakeman coming next. patients that i see about dry mouth. they feel that they have to drink a lot of water. medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. i like to recommend biotene. it replenishes the moisture in your mouth. biotene definitely works. [heartbeat] we're changing what's possible. for instance, we know how your customers shop. and what they've already purchased. like this lamp. and we use those insights to show you what they might consider buying next. mid-century modern, nice. that way, you can keep sending them offers for the perfect products. and that keeps them coming back. how's that for changing what's possible? david: well president trump ordering u.s. companies to leave china also calling for carriers like fedex, amazon, ups and the post office to search for and refuse deliveries, of fentanyl f

i can't imagine these tweets and raising tariffs will be any better for stocks. not only does it create uncertainty, which we all know that the stocks don't like, but it also creates a drag on the economy. it creates a drag on the consumer it creates a drag on companies what company is going to go out there and say, you know what i am going to open a new plant because i've got some kind of great view on what's going on in the world. it is just not happening. >> yes to me, brian's point, the last point is the most important one. let's say you don't take seriously the tweet of "i hereby order". >> right, out the window. >> let's say you don't take seriously jay powell, who is a bigger enemy, let's say you don't take any of that at face value. i think the much more important message from that is we have a very schizophrenic approach to how we're going to solve the trade war. are we going to talk now we're going -- i have g7 so i will sort of muddy the waters. how are ceos supposed to make decisions? how are they supposed to spend money? how are they supposed to feel

can we start with the tweet about july of bbc weather.he tweet aboutjuly the 25th, today is the day, did it to strike the right tone? i think it would be wrong to categorise our coverage of that day just through that tweet. there was extensive coverage from bbc cup weather on everything from the climate context to the impact on transport and health and so on. i think it is unfair to look at the coverage just think it is unfair to look at the coveragejust through think it is unfair to look at the coverage just through that tweet. i think there was something about that tone, an unintended consequence of framing it in that way, yes. some viewers are concerned that climate change is not taken seriously enough and that tweet like that appears to celebrate extreme temperatures. it sounds like you are all acknowledging that perhaps it could be seen that way. i think there is a real danger in cheerleading extreme events. but the bbc does take climate change very seriously. i have a team of weather forecasters who are absolute experts in weather a

the president tweeting this. our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediate start looking for an alternative to china. the president continuing his crackdown on china over illegal fentanyl being funneled into the u.s. ordering companies like fedex, ups, amazon, and the u.s. postal service to root out illegal fentanyl being sent through their services. trump saying this, they need to search for and refuse any fentanyl delivers. the president also said president xi of china promised to stop the drug flow but did not follow through on that. so, while president trump continues to unload on china he is also promising retribution for the retaliatory tariffs. but his tray advisor, peter navarro struck a different tune on fox business earlier today saying that despite china's retaliatory tariffs they are still set to restart trade talks in september with the chinese trade delegation. connell? connell: hillary vaughn live at white house for us. u.s. chamber of commerce china center director, jeremy water man

those tweets are what's caught the market's attention tweeting out that he is hereby ordering american companies to explore ways to withdraw from china. look for an alternative china including bringing factories back to the united states. the president also tweeting that he is going to respond to the chinese tariff increase of this morning later this afternoon as i stand here right now, kelly, we have no information on what the president plans to do, no information on what format the announcement will take of whatever the president's response is, and no explanation from the white house on exactly why the president believes he can order american companies to begin withdrawing from china so we've been pressing for those answers throughout the past hour or so. nothing yet. no indication on whether we'll see the president behind a lectern, whether we will get a tweet. but the president says we will get something this afternoon >> eamon, is there any legal force behind his orders this morning, or could there be as future executive orders? >> no. i mean, the president can't dictate to americ

take that tweet from aoc. especially her question, how can president trump keep migrant kids in cages. how could obama keep kids in cages and how could democrats during the obama administration say nothing about it. how can you claim that you care about kids in cages if you have opportunity to vote on a bill that would gave human attorney aid to the children and you chose to vote no. [applause] see how that works. these are two of the 11. this is what honestly, i was flattered that they block me because she's proven the tactic in my book which i use on her work. thank you congresswoman for that. the other important thing i want to talk about is one of the five crucial tipping points in our country. in my book identify five battle grounds and other minor cultural norms to impose the radical left ideology on us instead. very simple, if we know where the left is attacking and how were assigned to impose their agenda on us and what tactics they use in a rhetorical sense we can stop them before we -- before they su

the tweet, the twitters, it's self-inflicted. the president needs these farmers for our own country. for our own production, but also, come november 2020. >> saying there's a plan b makes it sound like there was a plan a, and there was no plan a. plan a was just donald trump being himself, bullying, trying to shove ping in a corner, if you watch chinese media, they really haven't said anything negative about the united states in terms of this trade war. until may, when things started to fall apart. now you have these nationalist sentiments, it makes it impossible for ping to back down. now his government is able to place their economic problems on the shoulders of the united states. why not? that's a great thing for them. why would ping fix this now. there's no reason. >> which is a massive problem for america and potentially president trump. >> coming up next, new details about jepry epstein's death. his neck bones were broken, we'll explain what that could mean. growing calls for steve king to resign after he made an appalling

it was unable to avoid the president's tweet. he posted this, when they do, let them know it and give them a big thank you, not like las time, that includes from the incompetent mayor of san juan. he tweeted that puerto rico is one of the most corrupt places on earth. it is sent to crooked pauls. no good. he came back for more tweeting, quote, by the way, i'm the best thing that ever happened to puerto rico. >> the trump administration caused wide-spread confusion by introducing a new policy that ends the policy. the new policy applies to those not born to u.s. citizens and later adopted by u.s. citizens serving abroad or in cases not citizens at the time of a child's birth. the immigration services will not automatically grant citizenships. in sted, those parents will have to prove they meet the legal requirements. not the case to children born to two citizens serving abroad. >> later clarifying, former vice president joe biden tweeted, our military families sacrifice everything and today, the trump trumped administration revoke

and then eventually he tweeted again about el paso and this morning he tweeted about ohio as well.here was sug sg gruesome about how those tweets were grouped together. like god bless el paso and god bless dayton, ohio. you could have a two-for-one tragedy tweet from the president. his aides are probably worried about him speaking publicly. normally a president would address the country. do you really trust donald trump to come out and address the country in a way that hasn't made it worse? historically, that hasn't happened. think about charlottesville, he made it worse and made it all about him. i think he's terrible talking about anything in any length that's not ultimately about him, that he does not bring back to the subject of him. if he wanted to do that here, he could. and he could address the cause of the shootings and the idea ylg that's driving this violence but we know he's not going to do that. we know who he is. it's almost like we can't expect him to. the most we can expect is hopefully for him not to make it worse on social media. >> quick break with the panel, more

ashley: waiting for the tweet. stuart: waiting for the tweet. i am waiting for the tweet, mr.s see if we get something. are we taking a commercial break? i'm being told to ad-lib to the break. we always do. we don't the have scripts here. you can't use a script talking about the federal reserve. you get bogged down real fast. here it is. we're down 19 points on dow industrials, very narrow trading range despite enormous news. we'll be back with more after this. ashley: nice ad-lib. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy rel

nobody agrees with the way he worded the tweet about powell. he said companies should look for an alternative he didn't say everybody get out. he said look for alternatives. >> is it working >> clearly not i don't think we're seeing any progress being made at the negotiating table or financial markets. the president on day one could have joined the chance transpacc partnership and could have brought it in front of the world trade organization and insist china play by the rules within the constructs and had allies with him at the table that would suggest the entire western world as opposed to the united states wanted to see change that would have more of an impact with the chinese and if you understand bargaining in asia certainly doing it in the public format like this and the way the president does it also causes them to dig their heels in even more when it comes to negotiating thorn topics like these. the u.s. has a lot of work to do to get china to behave more in line with world trade. with respects to comments about jay powell, those were c

screengrab because as most people know if they get into trouble on line daily it tweets but somebody somewhere has them so let's just have a look at this this is cynthia in a conversation referencing ghetto american accent i have to remember i'm taking it out of context. again another conversation where people are saying well we don't think you represent african-americans and then cynthia says oh darling all of these presumptions it is you please you are the representation for all americans that is incorrect and i give you one more the african african american is the thing i understand more fully that most if you think that a black and then it goes on and on and on so it's just the idea that people who are upset about cynthia are upset because she's tweeted things that they find disrespectful and she's paid many african-american characters money for it and sums it up on twitter with the hash tag our story or the handle our story this particular actress has made offensive remarks concerning african-americans being that harriet tubman was an african-american legend it is disrespectful

from one end where the users spent time the he nominee or then spat out a score on those tweets and the scientists analyze changes and sentiment before during and after the twitter users time in green spaces their results show tweet happiness wars rose dramatically for the users and parks in fact they were equivalent to scores only otherwise averaged across the social media platform on one day a year christmas. has vast numbers of people moved to urban centers and the number of city dwellers who suffer from mental health disorders grow sharply proof that green spaces can make you feel like it's christmas could have major implications for both city planning and public health. and give that support was by dint of. eric williams from a science desk you know and joins me this is a welcome derek so the study came so that you know box make people happy can really measure that well actually this is kind of a no brainer in a way for anyone who lives in a major urban center we know that going into the park can make you feel better and make you feel more positive what's really interesting abo

mark, let's set the tweets aside for a second.ave now a very real, more real prospect of recession. on noneconomic terms, are there pieces on the chess board that the president or any other policy maker can move to prevent that, or are we getting close to the point where the snowball is going down the hill and you just can't stop it? >> yeah, sure, the president could tweet that he had a call with president xi of china and they came to some kind of arrangement and they're going to wind down the trade war. i don't think it will be a substantive agreement, nothing that will change the grievances that we have with china but it will be a face-saving arrangement and i think that will be enough to quell the uncertainty and keep the economy moving forward. but having said that, to your metaphor, i think with each passing day that the president doesn't send out that tweet, the more likely he's not going to be able to turn this thing around and the recession will take on its own dynamic and no matter what he does, he won't be able to turn

what aff i tweet is social media manager would tweet. i am not very revealing. that's usually the safe way to go and as long as you are adding something to the story. with other stuff, i am very careful about not tweeting -- i think my first tweet in 2008 was i was eating enchiladas. you guys probably grew up with social media, not as much as jens the, but had facebook in high school. i feel fortunate in that i wanted to be a journalist since i was 15. when you start to tweet and things, you are not so much thinking about it before you get a job. i do think there is a fine line between what is appropriate. i make all my social media rule, am igo by the ok with my mom seeing it, with my boss seeing it? that is important for journalists. going back to your question, it is important that journalists don't have a bias or an opinion. i think that's very important. at abc news, we believe in straightforward reporting and telling all sides of the story. that also goes into social media , that what you put into the world reflects the company as well. you are super excit

>> this is complete chaos by tweet. demand for investments not being held back by interest rates it is being held back by chain. whether you have a supply chain, selling into there, worried about a effect on the global economy. this is a much bigger issue. the fact we have china retaliating. the fact that trump is using language that xi is our enemy, that will not go well in china, this is not moving in the right direction and this is adding problems to the economy. melissa: jerome powell talking about as as president trump takes aim at the fed chair. edward lawrence live from jackson hole with the latest there. what was it like when the tweets started to hit the fan? reporter: things got a little more serious here in jackson hole. they have a level of independence separating from the president, they are responsible or acted upon by congress. they have their mandate from congress. federal reserve chairman jerome powell said today that the federal reserve will act as appropriate to sustain the expansion. now he did not l

the tweet today. it gives the appearance of manipulating the equities market, but in those 12 days you've found opportunities to buy equities whether it was a mastercard or intuit i like your buy of amgen you and i talked about adco and lamb research, names that i'm adding to, and i'll give into the headline today best buy to me has fundamentally been a solid company that's been hamstrung by the potential of these tariffs. now if you're pushing them back until christmas, okay. i'll take the bait on that one. >> do you buy semis because of this do you buy tech hardware or any of the other stocks? >> consumer electronics, best buy. i think you can take a look at the number of the retailers like urban outfitters a whole bunch get hurt when they talk about the tariffs moving up as much as the president had threatened to move them up, and most of those are up between 7%, best buy, urban up 5%. a host of others. >> i don't think you need to go there. >> you can go to quality and off-pricers, t j. max, ross

paul: president trump's tweets boosting bond markets. powell did not signal any imminence for further rate action. does today's news change the picture? >> boy, how donald trump can change the picture, not just in the u.s. but around the world with a single tweet. 10% tariffs on 300 billion dollars in chinese imports will definitely have an impact on the economy. certainly the question is now what it will mean for the federal reserve. jay powell, if you think about it, yesterday, the fed it cut that key rate at 25 basis points. you can see donald trump there on your screen. he complained he wanted a bigger cut, fed not helping enough. tryingeless, jay powell to explain, this is we think a midcycle, and adjustment. and we can do more. bonds started actually selling off. quite a move up in yields yesterday, but today, what a difference as concerns grow about the economy and people wonder what the fed will do next and how soon. it is the short end you have to look at. the spike in yields, it has taken the two-year yield of the highest since

and then the improper messaging came and then not one tweet etf so often but five or six tweets blistering in the course of a day. that's the wrong messaging that the market is uncomfortable with listen, the economy, where it might be, however we want to quantify it, 2% economy let's explain why it's a 2% economy. we keep talking about the lifting of regulation. on this network i heard so many people in 2017 and 2018 talking about the lifting of regulation that was going to support the economy. how about talking about the regulations that have been lifted and get an understanding of that. is that beneficial to the market is that beneficial to -- >> joe -- >> hang on. >> you had an environment -- >> i don't know what it is good or bad. >> you had an environment, it's fair to say, tax cuts, and deregulation that were obviously stimulative to not only the economy, but the stock market. the stock market loved it. you took two steps forward you can arguably say you took two if not three steps back. >> maybe four. >> by the trade war and the tariffs. it canceled out some of the -- >> the majorit

we got the tweet just moments ago from the president, as well as a tweet from the senior texas senator, senator cornyn. our hearts go out to the families of those killed and injured in el paso today. we stand with all el pasoans in the face of this senseless violence. i stand ready to help el paso, texas, the governor, and the mayor. those are the reactions we're getting, we heard beto o'rourke's reaction at the very top. he is a man who is known no wear his emotions on the sleeve, and he certainly couldn't help himself but to wear them on his sleeve today, and understandably so. it is his hometown. and his wife and kids are back home there, safe, but he's returning right now off the presidential campaign and heading to el paso, texas. >> a lot of help going down to el paso right now, the governor mentioning the statement about deploying troopers, special agents, tactical teams, aircraft to the scene. the state of texas will do everything it can to make sure justice is delivered to the perpetrators of this heinous act. heinous it is. >> jim kavanaugh, four hours after this initially ha

he has tweeted: >> dana? >> so now scaramucci is on tv. he's on tv a lot. >> i talked to scaramucci. he said one of the things he's upset about is the criticism that go back. do you think there is more to it? >> i don't know. this is, these are both people that are quite likeable on tv. trump and scaramucci. the mooch was not for trump in 2016. then was for trump and now isn't for trump. i don't know, maybe it's sin skier. i think they could potentially patch things up in the next six months. wouldn't that be a reunion. scaramucci has pointed out they may have to replace him. do you know he followed today on twitter? mark stanford. former republican from south carolina. he has his toe in the water. >> since he married the tweet now saying the 2020 challenge, that d. that end them getting back together there. >> i think, i think the real housewives thing didn't pan out. scaramucci got the bug, the film bug. the spotlight bug that the money can't satisfy. he's like a meerkat. he sees the spot light, the meerkats pick up. that's the mooch. i

trump tweeted that the congresswomen hated israel and all jewish people. gibralaltar has ordrdered the release of the iranian oil tanker, grace one, seized last month. all this despite a last-minute pleaea from u.s. authohorities o kekeep the ship in detention. the release could mean a a swap with a british flag tanker currently being held by iran. don't forget. you can always get dw news on the go. just download our app. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world, as well as push notifications for any breaking news. use the dw app to send us your photos and videos. you're watching dw news from berlin. i will be back in just a moment with the daily news and review. please stick around for that. i will leave you now with more images from history's most iconic music festival, woodstock, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary. ♪ . yes the side. no one yeah i have done that a yeah yeah. the perrin's landings that led to france's liberation from *-*- germany are remembered seventy five years later president of money on my car with h

a new york times political editor is accused of anti semitism over a series of tweets after a similar scandal involving the paper's washington editor. and an australian couple whose child was left malnourished after being placed on a vegan diet avoid jail time we debate the issue. of very young children and let the children decide when they're old enough maybe after their great spirit is finished whether they try to leverage international not we can address climate change but the issue was the state of the virtual redcoats. hello you're watching r.t. international i'm reza lockridge thank you for joining us. president putin has ordered the russian military to respond to the latest u.s. missile test this comes after washington pulled out of a key missile treaty prompting russia to warn of a new arms race. has the story. there you have a and all the latest developments in statements are in essence the new reality of the world without the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty how murder by washington and moscow decades ago and eventually torn apart after an announcement by the us pres

with the story -- is stuff that i tweet that is social media manager which we. -- would tweet. are are fine as long as you adding a little something to the story. first tweet in 2008 was about as a lot is. >> you guys probably grew up with social media. not as much as jen z. -- gen z. i wanted to be a journalist since i was 15. that is kind of young. i think there is a fine line between what is appropriate. i just make all my social media public and go buy the role of am i ok with my mom seeing it? i think that is important for journalists. i think it is really important that journalists don't have a bias or an opinion. i think it's important to tell all sides of the story. they also goes into social media. kyle: what were the things that you might be super excited to share that was breaking? how do you think it is affecting journalism when things get buried because of the algorithm? olivia: let's get someone from instagram in here for that question. >> that rocks journalism. we suffered greatly from that. but we have a great team. they think about when to share things, keyword

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, good tweet, bad tweet. we got into here and then the e-minis, if you're trading sunday afternoon, my family wonders why i left the beach and went to look at the screens. >> did you really? >> we were down another 35 handles in the afternoon and from the close we were down a total of 60 handles which was a total of 120 s&p points. we were down last night. now, ultimately, you say, what are you supposed to do during all this and i think the most important thing is to continue to watch. remember, you need to watch the dollar, watch the dollar yet the dollar index, the dxi is a two year chart that anyone should want to own and that doesn't bode well for the markets. the other thing that -- guess what else went downright here? u.s. treasuries. the ten year bond yield, a rally in bonds, a risk off moment, was a place where we got down to 143 overnight before sailing back up today. that's not great news. based on what i know, talking to a bunch of accounts on the street, this is pension funds that have to chase bo

and we've had the racist tweets. we have seen no one in the -- really in the leadership position of the house or the senate, kevin mccarthy or mitch mcconnell come out and distance themselves from this. i mean, trump has taken the party out of the closet. in terms of the racism. i think the republicans have always had a problem going bab to the southern strategy with richard nixon, ronald reagan decrying welfare queens talking about state's rights. you had the willy horton ad for the george h. w. bush campaign. and there's always been the flirtation if not more so with racist tropes as i like to say. trump has taken the party fully out of the closet. taken off the hood if you want to say it that way. most of the who party at least the people in control say not a big ingliss he know that is. i think the time to stand up is almost too late. you guys got to startew party or burn this one down because you're not getting it back. >> bob what do you say to that? >> well, there is another narrative, you know, the jack kemp

key parts of that tweet.robably the most critical part of that tweet is he believes that president xi jinping could resolve the situation in hong kong quickly and humanely. that is the key word, "humanely." we all know that president xi and the authorities could probably end this fairly quickly and that that would possibly involve some level of force. that has been amassing on the other side of the border. the key part of this tweet is the term "humanely." also what i found interesting in this tweet was the last sentence that had a question mark at the end, "personal meeting?" so using this as a way to possibly get a personal meeting with president xi jinping. donald trump likes to think of himself as a good business broker. perhaps, he could also give some input on how to resolve the situation in hong kong. i am not sure what exactly, but, you know, as the white house has been fairly measured on hong kong, donald trump really has not had a very strong condemnation or strong support of beijing. he has kind of

we've got a series of tweets. he said china and many other countries have been taking advantage of the u.s. on trade and much more. our country has been losing hundreds of billions of dollars a year to china. past administrations have allowed china to get so far ahead that it has become a great burden to the american taxpayer. i can no longer allow this to happen. this very unfair trading relationship. china should not have put new tariffs on u.s. products. starting october 1, the $250 25%ion of good taxed at will be taxed at 30%. taxedmaining goods being from september 1 at 10% will be taxed at 15%. all right. heightening, escalating the tariffs, raising the tariffs on different batches of goods. break that down for us. analystse spoke with today, a lot of them did expect that when trump said he would respond, it would be through higher tariff rates. he's just ordered that. it is a bit surprising because china has always retaliated. the fact that trump is enraged by the fact that beijing is moving forward to its

you can send us a tweet. gun violence archives keeping track of gun violence, mass shootings, gang related as well as what happened in el paso, texas, marking so far this year, 250 mass shootings defined as the death of four or more people. don in nevada, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to compliment you. i watched your interview with trump and there was no bitterness, no hatred, no asinuations and that is typical journalistic interview. you epitomized journalism. morning, int, this turned on the television to wordsthe news and i heard that disturbed the hell out of me. not only cnn but a lot of your reportera, the cnn that was following trump in new man,y, and the other automatically blamed trump. now, the media is the problem. everybody that doesn't agree with the left is a racist. that word is history. it has no meaning whatsoever. the leader of the democratic party this morning that you showed, pelosi blamed the republicans. that is the problem with our country. play theented people blame game.