i believe we could back the march of aggression and forth --ir unbridled ovation unbridled ambition to become a nuclear weapon state. president trump: i believe a new partnership is possible and will happen. this includes a renewed effort and peace between the israelis and the palestinians. i've heard it's one of the toughest deals of all. but i have a feeling we are going to get there eventually. more what bring us came out of that meeting, our correspondent is in jerusalem. thomas felt like it was the longest we heard either of them talking today. what we heard was he was thrilled to have donald trump in jerusalem. different to his frustrated reception of the former american president. him,d lavished praise for said they have been friends for years and said this was the first time in his lifetime he saw a real prospects for change. he also really thanks to this president for seeing the dangers in iran and for highlighting them and changing american policy. what was interesting, what we heard from donald trump was -- no mention of moving the american embassy to jerusalem. mention of j

that together we can roll back iran's march of aggression and terror in this and the tract from its unbridled ambition to become a nuclear weapon state. i also look forward to working closely with you to advance peace in our region. because you have noted so succinctly -- and that common dangers are turning former enemies into partners. that is where we see something new and potentially very promising. it will not be simple, but for the first time in many years, and mr. president, for the first time in my lifetime, i see a real hope for change. the arab leaders who you met yesterday could help change the atmosphere. and they could help create the conditions for a realistic peace. these are all great signs on your historic visits. a visit that i think has echoed down the ages because the great abraham lincoln is reported to have said that there was no city on earth he so much desire to -- desired to see as jerusalem. well, mr. president, donald, there is no city on earth where you are more welcome than right here with us in jerusalem. welcome to jerusalem. welcome to israel. [applause] pres. t

i believe that together we can rollback the march of aggression and we can of iran support its unbridled ambition to become a nuclear weapon state. i also look forward to working closely with you to advance peace in our region. so's theou have noted simply the common dangers -- because you have noted so succinctly -- and that is where we see something new and potentially very promising. it will not be simple. but for the first time in many years, and mr. president, for the first time in my lifetime, i see a real hope for change. the arab leaders who you met yesterday could help change the atmosphere. and they could help create the conditions for a realistic piece. these -- for a realistic peace. these are all great signs on your historic visits. a visit that i think has echoed down the ages because the great abraham lincoln is reported to have said that there was no city on earth he so much desire to see as jerusalem. well, mr. president, donald, there is no city on earth where you are more welcome than right here with us in jerusalem. welcome to jerusalem. welcome to israel. [applause]

. >> but marine le pen fired back accusing macron of fostering unbridled globalization. >> translator: the political choice the french people have to make is clear. mr. macron is a candidate of unbridled globalization, insecurity, social brutality, a war of everyone against everyone else. the dismembering of france, notably by big financial interests, and humanitarianism d all of that led by mr. hollande who is behind it alln the most obvious way. >> let's get out to claire fournier who has been watching the debate on french television. i'm looking this morning and it says 63% of viewers in a snap poll found that macron was more convincing. what's the verdict from where you are? >> well, yes, you're right. the feeling this morning here is that he appeared more presidential and he stayed remarkably calm considering all the attacks that she launched at him. she called him a puppet of finance, of globalization. she said he was supported by a radical islamist. there was a lot of work, i can tell you, for fact checkers on social media. and emanuel macron replied to her saying she was a lia

in every profession i have practiced, we have had unbridled cynicism, when somebody says they're goingion dollars in a fund to advance manufacturing in america, my inn inner cynic says, why not 2 billion or three or six billion? and here comes an executive out of nowhere, giving a billon dollars out of nowhere for job creation. these days apprenticeships really only work if you're a plumber or an electrician, right? but an idealist would say, yes, that's it, dream dreams, take the moon shot, be like bobby kennedy, one of my childhood heroes. there are those who look at things that are and ask why, and i look at things that never were and ask why not. if technology is go to put millions out of work, let's find new ways to create jobs. o this is important stuff, people. so what's dan schuman really doing at pay-pal? he's making money for shareholders. however what he's really doing is simple. he's democratizing the way we handle money. i never knew about paypal until my youngest daughter told me she was using it to buy things on amazon, wanted to know why i wasn't. i didn't know about ve

other five, they are totally unbridled.s senate jew dishary committee and lied through his teeth when he talked about there being no violations. judge napolitano: they all preach the party line. but we know from snowden, and the high-ranking civilian manager of the nsa who devised many of the programs the nsa uses, that nsa has since 2005 been capturing the digital version of every phone call and every key stroke and every piece of fiber optic data transmitted within or from or within the united states. it's 20 in 20. for the fisa court to reprimand the nsa is a joke because it's a reprimanding without any teeth. who is punished for this behavior of trick and duping the court? nobody. kennedy: it's an empty lecture. and the idea the nsa is self-reporting is laughable and unconstitutional. judge napolitano: the authority used for this abuse expired september 31. we'll have somebody in the white house who was himself a victim of this abuse. perhaps we'll get an end result more faithful to the constitution. kennedy: that's my

could roll back the iranian march of aggression and terror in the region and we could thwart their unbridledsion to become a nuclear weapons state. i also look forward to working closely with you to advance peace in the region. singly,ave noted, sosa that common dangers are turning former enemies and to partners. that is where we see something new. and, potentially, something very promising. be simple, but for the first time in many years, and mr. president for the first time in my lifetime, i see a real hope for change. the arab leaders that you met could help change the atmosphere and create the conditions for a realistic piece. -- peace. these are all great signs on is ahistoric visit. it visit that i think has echoed down the ages, because a great abraham lincoln is reported to no cityd that there was on earth that he so much desired to see as jerusalem. well, mr. president donald, there is no city on earth where you are more welcome than right here, with us, in jerusalem. welcome to jerusalem. welcome to israel. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. it's a great honor to be with

but very few if any one of venezuela wants to go back to the years of unbridled capitalism.on, enrique cap relays, calls himself a socialist. >> tucker: presumably, he means something different. it is your spanish pretty good? you have a pretty good handle on popular opinion in venezuela? how would you know what the majority of people in venezuela want to? >> all you have to do is look at the astounding amount of elections that have been held over the past few years, ever since the early 2,000 ands when chavez came in. people have come a time and time again to vote for the united socialist party, to vote for constitutional referendums, and to vote for hugo chavez and nicolas maduro in elections that have been certified by international observers, like the carter center. >> tucker: so, you really think that the government of venezuela is on the level that it is the purely democratic government, that it's basically successful economically, how can you think that? have you spent a lot of time there? have you talked to a lot of people about it? what gives you that idea? >> while

and we can thwart iran's unbridled ambition to become a nuclear weapons state. i also look forward to working closely with you to advance peace in our region. because you have noted so succinctly that common dangers are turning former enemies into partners. that's where we see something new and potentially something very promising. it won't be simple. but for the first time in many years, and mr. president, for the first time in my lifetime, i see a real hope for change. the arab leaders whom you met yesterday could help change the atmosphere, and they could help create the conditions for a realistic peace. these are all great signs on your historic visit. it's a visit that i think hasekohaseko -- has echoed down the ages. abraham lincoln said there was no city on earth he desired to see as jerusalem. well, mr. president, donald, there's no city on earth where you are more welcome than right here than here in jerusalem. welcome to jerusalem. welcome to israel. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. and it's a great honor to be with my great friend, prime minister

of -- out p for michael flynn, but the two heads of the senate intelligence committee were given unbridleds. we have dead lips coming up in the next few days. the authority now for the two leaders just with the phone call to try to attack, not attack, but require and compel legally more information from other people and you're starting to see that even though there was a sense of oh, we have time, we're trying to do this right just a few weeks ago as everything else kicks into high gear, you're going to see some kicking into high gear on capitol hill, too. the question is, if they end up getting compliance from people, does it mean they won't get what they want. >> probably special counsel. get ready for a presidential road show here at home with the focus that just might annoy republican leaders in congress. the white house is making plans for its version of antique road show. travel designed to promote president's big infrastructure ideas. the plan tentative, but cincinnati is pencilled in as a stop next week. unhelpful was the reaction of an aide. a constant complaint from gop leaders o

>> what we have been seeing this year is a swing back from that unbridled russian devalue and cyclicalpreference all of this year is to remain focused on quality growth stocks, whether that be in industrials, the consumer or the text sector. those are more the company s that areindependent of economic cycles. rather than playing a big . covery on the trump band you look at bond yields. we're not going to be seeing 3% to 4% growth in the united states. larry growth is talking about growth around 2%. i would not disagree with that. there has been a surge in optimism that hasn't been followed through intangible growth. while things are nowhere near as bad it is a dire levels we got to this time last year, or a bit earlier, there is no way they are going to be as good as we thought they would be in february. matt: i'm going to bring us larry fink's sound in just a moment so the viewers can hear natural it is interesting that it plays along with the shift in sentiment between europe and the u.s. over the last month but i want to first focus in on the u.k. here. what i have is this this is t

we could roll back iran's march of aggression and terror in this region, and we can thwart iran's unbridledn state. i also look forward to working closely with you to advance peace in our region, because you have noted so succinctly that common dangers are turning former enemies into partners. and that's where we see something new and potentially are something very promising. it won't be simple, but for the first time in many years -- and, mr. president, for the first time in my lifetime -- i see a real hope for change. the arab leaders who you met yesterday could help change the atmosphere, and they could help create the conditions for realistic peace. these are all great signs on your historic visit. it's a visit that i think has echoed down the ages. because the great abraham lincoln is reported to have said that there was no city on earth he so much desired to see as jerusalem. well, mr. president, donald, there's no city on earth where you are more welcome than right here with us in jerusalem. welcome to jerusalem, welcome to israel. [applause] >> thank you very much, and it's a great

does that tell you there is unbridled optimism in the markets that individuals are pulling money outto see the market hold in. we are within 1% of a new high. it's a little bit of a pause in consolidation. alix: one asset class has more upside. >> you want to focus on cyclical stocks and companies with international exposure. jonathan: paul hickey, thank you for joining us. the opening bell up next. there's the state of the markets. futures down 21 on the dow. you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinni

may calling you up, conceding defeat and offering you the keys of number ten fill you with fear or unbridled become prime minister? no, iset ever set out in life to become prime minister? no, i set out to try and change things and bring about greater justice change things and bring about greaterjustice in our society. he we nt greaterjustice in our society. he went to a private prep school and grammar school. they said you left the two years in a level?” grammar school. they said you left the two years in a level? i have got the two years in a level? i have got the certificates. i was not academically successful. was that you kicking back against the system? my mum was a generous lady. i said, these are pretty poor, these results. she looked at me and she said, they probably couldn't read your writing. you have an allotment, why is that so important? there is something magical about growing your own beans, your own potatoes and taking it home and... growth fruit trees and then turn the fruit trees into jam trees and then turn the fruit trees intojam andl trees and then turn the fruit trees i

at the rallies that she is the only defender of french workers and french factories against the unbridledlobalisation that is offered by mr mac run. let's remind you of where the poles were on friday. this opinion poll by opinonway — carried out on friday — showed a clear lead for emanuel macron, giving him 62% compared to 38 percent for marine le pen. let me introduce you to two peephole, a friend of the bbc and visiting professor at havard university. and a representative of the polling agency who will hopefully tell us what the french people are thinking. looking at the polls, a lot of people think emmanuel macron will be president by the end of this evening. tell us a little bit about the initial projection, where does it come from and how confident can we be in that first one? those predictions are based on the ballot counting so in polling stations so we are interrogating so we are waiting for the closure of each polling station and we are counting the first 100 or 200 et seq. and then we extrapolate and we begin to have by the way, an indication of the results. but let's see. these