determines there is, quote, an imminent danger to the public health or safety, unquote. in such cases, d.e.a. can issue an intermediate suspension order that immediately and without prior court process terminates the distributor's ability to distribute prescription drugs. prior to last congress, the controlled substances act did not define what constitutes imminent danger to the public health or safety. this left d.e.a.'s ability to immediately suspend a party's ability to distribute prescription drugs essentially unfettered. such unfettered discretion concern the patient advocacy and drug manufacturing community because an immediate suspension order cuts off all drugs from a distributor including those intended for legitimate users. a balance is needed to ensure that individuals who need prescription drugs for treatment receive them b but that such drs are not diverted for improper purposes. and so the bill i helped negotiate last congress for the first time defined what constitutes an imminent danger to the public health or safety. in doing so, it created a standard fo

our, quote, plan, unquote, will harm the middle class. our, quote, plan, unquote, is a giveaway to greedy corporations. these are some pretty odd claims, given that as of right now no completed, quote, plan, unquote, exists. we have a framework and we're not calling it that simply for p.r. reasons. we have some basic principles and targets the leaders have agreed upon, but as the framework makes clear, the finance and ways and means committees have been tasked with filling in the details and writing legislation. here are just some of the details not included in the framework. income thresholds for individual tax brackets. the framework includes rate targets for three brackets, but the breakdown of those brackets is still to be determined. the size of the enhanced child tax credit. the framework anticipates an increase, but it doesn't specify an amount. the existence and rate of the highest bracket. our document leaves room for the creation of a fourth bracket at the high end, but it does not include any rate target. safeguards to prevent

unquote. i ask consent to place this letter in the record at this point. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: thank you, mr. president. the criticisms of professor barrett are laughable and ridiculous. one left-wing group, for example, objects because she has no judicial experience. i don't recall this group being concerned about the nearly 60 appeals court judges appointed by recent democratic presidents who have no prior judicial experience. in fact, president clinton appointed a judge with a profile strikingly similar to professor barrett, a woman who clerked on both the u.s. court of appeals and the u.s. supreme court after a few years in private practice, who taught at a well-known midwestern law school for 15 years and then received the a.b.a.'s highest rating to serve on this very same court. left-wing groups supported the democratic president's nominee but oppose the republican president's nominee. it appears that professor barrett has one big strike against her, and th

she was told quote, unquote, the dogma lives loudly within her. these remarks were entirely inappropriate. at the beginning of the hearing, i gave professor barrett the chance to clarify the meaning of an article that she co-wrote as a law student 20 years ago which outside groups have misinterpreted. i wanted to allow her to set the record straight. here is what she said, quote, if there is ever a conflict between judge's personal conviction and the judge's-- and that the judge's duty under the rule of law, it is never ever permissible for that judge to follow their personal convictions in the decisions of a case rather than what the law requires, end of quote. that should be the end of this matter. but my democrat colleagues insisted on engaging in ugly anti-catholic rhetoric. i want to express my sincere hope that my colleagues behaviors won't discourage religious americans from seeking public office and committing to public service. you will see tomorrow that professor barrett will be confirmed as the newest judge on the 7th circuit. congressm

as a memo related quote unquote one related quote unquote one result as distributors are wary of thepotential commercial npr risk of -- the channel to one point there was a and that turnrow side effect over this issue and the integrity of the brand the idea that they could revitalize the brand and people would sacrifice himself to make that ran. in other words the unity around the news brand of al-jazeera. the idea was that stands for certain kind of journalism no matter they languished to the sports channel which is outside of the entire news company al-jazeera sports was very easily, was wasn't part of the consideration at all. it was really to protect the investment at the expense of hundreds of millions of dollars i believe on exclusive broadcast rights in the u.s. and europe. and going to risk the brand they are so that's a good question. >> along the same lines he said he did an experiment. did you also test besides "cnn" and al-jazeera did you have one that was just a random acronym for example to see if it's the brand recognition for its al-jazeera specifically? >> that's a s

but if he did that, i guess we'll have to compare iq tests and i can tell you who is going to win, unquote. joining me now is republican

is acceptable and acted forcefully to defend our core interest as well as our legitimate rights, unquote. so the emphasis on this issue remains, and i think very much it will be reflected in the party congress statement. it reflects the larger emphasis by the xi jinping regime which began under the advancement of peace and stability alongside china's rights. using china's greater influence to advance those interests. at the same time, i think there will be efforts emphasized both lateral diplomacy in the recent party congress and the idea about reforming global government which has also been a theme in past party congress

citizens in jail again over allegations of political motivation there is a plenty of work that unquote to do to start repairing relations with its ally thought it has to be said this could be a turning point it all depends where bunker follows up on this all if it carries on with its crackdown turkey think recently acting in a number think to pull an opportunity in particular is judiciary so it's very hard to predict what the next step will be but people will be looking thing this is the a possible chance of turkey at least checking into theory a human rights situation our correspondent joe johns on the story for us tonight from istanbul dorian thank you very much well tonight the mood is tense in kenya ahead of tomorrow's disputed presidential election rerun authorities confirming that the vote will go ahead after the top court threw out a last minute petition to delay the poll the country is deeply divided between rival political camps now only ten years ago post-election violence in kenya cost more than a thousand lives tonight the opposition is already did now seeing the vote that

reaching record lows people are now connecting those two stories and possibly there is a sign that unquote could be looking to some sort of approach more with lynn and dorian that we have heard a lot in the reporting leading up to this trial that the verdict that we get out of this trial could be key for the future of turkey in terms of being a part of the west being a member of the european union i mean how valid is that argument that so much change on the decision that comes from this trial. i think that is a bit of a stretch there is so many contentious issues that he has with europe just leaving just even on the human rights question there are many very contentious cases that are still going on this case itself is still going on though is very important that they have been released from pretrial detention you have to realize that there are ten german nationals languishing in jail according to the german chancellor angela merkel because of political reasons there are also u.s. citizens in jail again over allegations of political motivation there is a plenty of work to do to start repair

it came to be known as the, quote-unquote, empathy standard. that's a great standard if you're the party in the case whom the judge has empathy for. not so great if you're the other person. it also is not in keeping with the long-standing american legal traditions of applying the law equally to all. giving every litigant a fair share and ruling based on the actual meaning of our constitution and our laws, not what a judge or some preferred political constituency might wish they meant. that, i believe you is the view of the american people. president trump has done a terrific job of nominating judges who are already helping to restore the courts to their intended function in our system of government. the nominees we will consider next week are sure to do the same. we'll continue our efforts with consideration of the barrett nomination on monday. amy barrett is a professor of law at one of our nation's premier law schools. notre dame happens to be a catholic university. amy barrett happens to be a nominee who is a catholic and who speaks freely a

president trump challenging secretary of state rex tillerson to, quote, compare i q tests, unquote, if tillerson did inch died call the president a more on. the president tells forbes magazine he thinks it is fake news, but claims he would win the iq test if it came to that trump and tillerson are expected to have lunch together in about a half hour with defense secretary jim mathis. >> guess we've see what comes out of that. today the deadline to register for pennsylvania's planning to november in the november 7 elections, you can zero you can register on the state's website and also in person at county voter registration offers. if you are getting or update ago drivers license, you can also register at penndot. reminder that you cannot vote if you are not registered. >>> a plan that is has divide add community, the rallies and protests over proposal to build a football stadium at temple university. >> why people are gathering today. stay with cbs eye on the community... presented by target. urban agriculture and community greening are helping cities become more sustainable for the fu

unquote. in other words, what conceivable benefit could result from a system of white supremacy that resulted in such horrible deaths for these 21 adolescent children, some of whom had no place to live and some who were merely guilty of petty crimes such as stealing a bicycle? as we today again honor the courage of the little rock nine and all those who assisted them, surely it is our obligation to continue to explore how much of our racial history has been covered up in arkansas or misrepresented. let me give you an example or two of what i'm talking about. as the pressure on the little rock white power structure to implement a desegregation plan mounted in 1956, margaret ross smith, editor of the poul asky county historical review and who contributed a history column for the "arkansas gazette" wrote a lengthy article. lengthy article tielded "if negroes feel the writing of their history has not been assumed by white people, then qualified negroes should undertake the task." she surely knew t

weinstein believes all of these relationship were consensual, unquote.hink, face some legal action in the wake of this story. >> look, this was a "new yorker" piece. he had a very fair opportunity to comment and give input and begin discussions about this piece. he said this was not consensual, the women tell a very different story, and we have seen in previous cases of this kind that, you know, at this point, after the revelations come, there are decisions in the hands of these women. i'm not going to speak to specific legal or other remedies that are available to them. i know i'm still talking to a large number of these women and that they continue to be committed to, you know, exposing a culture of silence around this. >> you mentioned earlier the smearing of the italian model who went to the police after he allegedly assaulted her. i want to talk to you about the media complicity in this outrageous story. in 2015, specifically "the new york post" dedicated its cover to smearing the actress i mentioned earlier, ambra gutierrez, accusing harvey weinste

determines there is, quote, an imminent danger to the public health or safety, unquote. in such cases, d.e.a. can issue an intermediate suspension order that immediately and without prior court process terminates the distributor's ability to distribute prescription drugs. prior to last congress, the controlled substances act did not define what constitutes imminent danger to the public health or safety. this left d.e.a.'s ability to immediately suspend a party's ability to distribute prescription drugs essentially unfettered. such unfettered discretion concern the patient advocacy and drug manufacturing community because an immediate suspension order cuts off all drugs from a distributor including those intended for legitimate users. a balance is needed to ensure that individuals who need prescription drugs for treatment receive them b but that such drs are not diverted for improper purposes. and so the bill i helped negotiate last congress for the first time defined what constitutes an imminent danger to the public health or safety. in doing so, it created a standard fo

unquote. acting on conscience and principle in the manner in which we express our moral selves and as such loyalty should supersede loyalty to any man or party. we can all be forgiven for failing in that measure from time to time. i certainly put myself to the top of the list of those who fall short in this regard. i am hollier than none. too often we forgive and excuse our failures so we might accommodate them and go right on failing until the accommodation itself becomes our principle. in that way and over time we can justify almost any behavior and sacrifice any principle. i'm afraid that this is where we now find ourselves. when a leader correctly identifies real hurt and insecurity in our country and instead of addressing it goes to look for someone to blame, there is perhaps nothing more devastating to a pluralistic society. leadership knows that most often a good place to start in assigning blame is to look somewhat closer to home. leadership knows where the buck stops. humility helps.

the wraparound services have been a godsend, unquote. that's what we were told in the letter from pam simpson. mr. president, i'll conclude because i know we're short on time. pam simpson described the before and the after. and then in the letter she was pleading with me to make sure that i don't take any steps that would cut medicaid. she talked about the adverse impact on her family, obviously the adverse impact on her son rowan, the recipient of medicaid, but she concluded the letter this way. she said, in addition to reminding me about his circumstances and hers, quote, please think of my 9-month-old daughter luna who smiles and laughs at her brother daily. she will have to care for rowan later in her life after we are gone. overall, we are desperately in need of rowan's medical assistance and would be devastated if we lost these benefits, unquote. that's one mother from one family talking about the adverse impact of cuts to medicaid. so i'd urge my colleagues to support this amendment to make sure that $1 trillion is restored that h

cycling lance armstrong stripped of his tour de france victories and then the roshi russian quote unquote state sponsor doping so the idea of the chip is basically this. your own personal blood testing laboratory under your skin that monitors everything you're doing around the clock and this chip is supposed to be able to detect any sort of illegal substances injected into your bloodstream now currently right now there is a chip that detects anti-cancer of anti-inflammatory substances so we're about decade away from this technology you know be something that's right around the corner you know but that's the idea of basically just monitoring everything an athlete does so if you have too many beers or too many of anything at the end of the day you might get a phone call and someone might complain that's that's frightening but principally it sounds like a good idea what the problems associated with. mean i think the objections are obvious it's an invasion of your privacy literally to inject something in your skin i mean that compared against you having the responsibility to distribute to dem

and now all of a sudden, they want to be cut, unquote. you have a man running for the american presidency that he wasn't going to cut social security, medicare and medicaid and we have a budget that provides $1 trillion cut in med cade. mr. chairman, the american people in poll after poll are very clear that they do not want to see these important health care programs. 86% of republicans want to maintain or increase funding for social security with 95% from democrats wanting to preserve or grow that program. 60% of americans are against slashing social security. they do not want to see social security, medicare or medicaid cuts and that's why trump got as many votes as he did. i would hope my republican colleagues will respect the wishes of their president and make it clear that we will not support cuts to social security, medicare and medicaid. thank you, mr. chairman. senator enzi: i do have to mention the creation is such of a point of order is outside the jurisdiction of the budget committee. it is the jurisdiction of finance committe

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unquote existence is going to stand has been deeply deteriorated in catalonia. to continue. promoting economic recovery we're talking about people's lives fostering employment. salaries so that people can walk. down. the economic recovery and get a new start at stake because of the decisions and unilateral decisions taken that on fourth to call elections under normal circumstances for tech tips to restore legality. to return to normality and quick system and. to continue with the economic recovery and to hold elections. to return to they've got a team in strength restoring. the spanish constitution under started of autonomy of catalonia in god i don't you know. now. explain to me more what i mean by restoring economic recovery. yes indeed. there hasn't been truth when they talked about the economic benefits of independent the latest data tell us that we're dealing with quite a concerning situation. registered offices. of more than one thousand companies have moved outside catalonia most of the major companies in that on you have moved their headquarters and they employed so

the committee passed chairman, senator richard burr, a republican said, quote-unquote, "we're fine with them doing it," when asked point-blank if he believed they should release the ads. the only reason the committee is not releasing the ads is out of respect of precedent for those who hand over documents and give interviews, classified interviews to the committee. but the signal coming out of this committee, from this press conference, is, get ready, silicon valley, because google, facebook, and twitter are all going to be -- have been invited and will likely now i'll testify on november 1 -- now all testify on november 1. facebook saying they will be participating in that panel. cory: it's remarkable to me also that -- how focused these efforts were, how technologically savvy these russian hackers or emissaries of russian hackers were in their ability to target -- use the very latest in advertising technology and get these things out there to have an effect on the u.s. electorate. kevin: 700% increase in digital social media ads from 2012 two 2016. those numbers only expected increase

as quote was described so obviously right it's hard to believe it's needed unquote. am dedicated to making our communities safe. from universal background checks .o making gun trafficking crime -- enough isough enough. we cannot allow this epidemic to continue. together we have deputies say lives -- save lives. the story.ll heard 59 people at a concert were mowed down and more than 500 wounded. i know you for this story to. last june, 49 cell phones on the floor of the pulse nightclub were ringing and ringing and ringing and were never had third. what about this story? two years ago, eight students at a professor were mowed down in their classroom. everyone knows that nearly five years ago, the bodies of 20 elementary schools -- school teachers wereix laid down in sandy hook elementary school. the unthinkable is becoming monday. becomee we as a society so debased? have we strayed so far from what is right and what is just that we hardly blink at the massacre of innocence in schools and movie theaters and classrooms and concerts and nightclubs? he goes on and on and o

unquote.s's reporter said he spent a few hours with colin kaepernick and reported that he would stand tore the national anthem if he signed with an nfl team. that was not true. the report was picked up by several major news outlets. kaepernick''s girlfriend tweeted the reports were false. he never asked kaepernick about kneeling and was relaying what had been previously reported. kaepernick tweeted a lie gets half way around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on, unquote. >>> the nfl lost two of the stars to major injuries. jj watt with a broken leg. chiefs ended up winning that game. they remain the league's only undefeated team. then, things went from bad to worse for the giants. >>> not one, not two, but four receivers got hurt. include zing that man right there. super star odell beckham, jr. team confirming he suffered a broken ankle and will have to have surgery. giants now 4-5. >> back and forth in h the packers cowboys match. in the end, with the game on the line,

unquote, as the loser. and what we saw from donald trump is in the past 12 hours or so is that he is incapable of doing it, don. >> you made similar calls notifying families of casualties. what was that like for you? is there any good way to make a call like that? >> it's very tough, don, because what you're trying to do is you're trying to put yourself in that family's shoes. you want to be able to not only tell them that you feel for them, but also plain to them what is next, you know, you have certain procedures that the military follows and you want to explain those procedures. and sometimes it isn't the right time to do that. but what you do is you try to empathize with them. you tell them that you're going to be there for them and you're going to help them through this process and that they can call you anytime. that's the kind of thing that you have to do as a commander. it's hard for the president to be available, i think, to all of the fallen soldiers and all the gold star families, but none the th

the whole mcnamara apparatus, they had this idea about quote-unquote, graduated escalation. that if we just stepped up the bombing a little bit, it would drive them to the negotiating table and we would come to a peaceful end. well, what actually was happening was that it was pumping up the morale of the north vietnamese because they thought they were beating us. look, we were able to fight back from the aggressors. so the whole concept was fatally flawed. and to prove that point was when the talks in paris had broken down so finally richard nixon said, go in and wipe them out. we went in with b-52's and other aircraft and just took out all resistance. guess what? they agreed to negotiate. the problem, i think, had a lot to do with a belief that somehow you can convince the enemy to compromise, when the enemy does not think they are being beaten. tet offensive and so much we would talk about, there was so much morale boost, and the chinese and russians were giving them everything they wanted. still the most heavily defended place in the history of the world was hanoi with th

how does that fit into this, quote, unquote, war on terror that is contradictory to the administration's arabia, but also if you look at trump's move this past week to begin pulling out of the iran nuclear deal, again, this is another part of this. the trump administration picking sides in this sectarian war that's been going on for so long between the sunni faction, which is saudi arabia and others and the shia faction, which is iran and other countries. all of these things have to be answered because it's very confusing. >> are you concerned that the u.s. is overextended with so many fighters all over the world? so many u.s. service members? >> i am very much concerned about this and have been speaking out against our tradition, this history of american foreign policy that has led to us this place where we have spent trillions and trillions of dollars on these interventionist counterproductive regime change wars. so many american lives have been lost. so many lives of people in these countries have been lost and it's left us in a situation today where we have cash-strapped communities

on the other hand -- a lot of quote/unquote blue states.th democratic governors do get hurt. be realistic. >> you say a lot. the ones that expand medicaid, even those end up at the end, we held harmless almost all. and we did it koconsciously. we don't mean to hurt folks. i'm a doctor. i don't consider democrats or republicans. i consider them americans. we can say the status quo is not sustainable. right now a family making $82,000, a family of three, 401% of the federal poverty level will not be able to afford insurance on the exchanges. that insurance being $30,000. before these latest premium increases. now, the status quo is not sustainable. we have to do something for those families. some folks just don't care about them. i do. we've got to do something i think graham/cassidy does. >> do you think it is easier for you to get your bill a hearing your bill an opportunity to pass if this alexander murray compromise goes through? is that making your job easier or harder to get your larger overhaul bill to be considered and passed? >> i ha

wilson said the president said, quote, he knew what he signed up for, but i guess it still hurt, unquote, that the president did not seem to know johnson's name. and the congresswoman further suggested the president's words caused the widow to break down after the call ended. johnson's mother tells cnn that is accurate. he tweeted he had proof and the white house today said congresswoman wilson was trying to politicize a call to a widow and those who heard the call on the staff found the president's words perfectly respectful. all of that makes very little difference when you think about it, the family heard what it heard, even if the president was completely misunderstood, his attempt at comfort failed. under the best of circumstances, these moments between a commander in chief and a fallen serves member's family is just awful. the problem that president trump might have here, however, is that when it comes to sensitivity, when it comes to sensitivity about service and sacrifice, specifically, he's already made what cribs have assessed to be some grievously bad decisions. his attack on

not have realized, but i am not revealing any of that publicly because that's between you and me, unquote. so she thought at any rate. the fake weinstein asked her, quote, which of the latest allegations do you feel will hit hardest? you can be candid. she responded very simply, sexual assault. these e-mails came before the allegations of rape and sexual assault we just told you about. in a different e-mail exchange, posed as anna dunn, the former white house communications director for president obama, who a few weeks ago was asked by a mutual friend to speak to weinstein, after dunn e-mailed the real weinstein responded, i'm sick. i need your advice. all my best, harvey. the fake dunn replied, i'm sure redemption can be found, harvey, only if you're willing to be as brave as those who found the strength to stand up to you. accept your fate graciously and not seek to deny or degrade those who -- wrote back simply, i agree. that agreement not withstanding, weinstein's attorneys and spokespeople have been doing the opposite of that. they've been denying the allegations, and as obtained by

and there isn't one of them who is not embarrassed at being used as a political prop like that, unquote. >> when it comes to north korea the president is even more likely and strikingly under mines sent of state, suggesting that rex tillerson was wasting time by trying to get a diplomate iks reaction with north korea. says tensions are so fraught between them many suspect tillerson's days are numbered. filed this report from the white house. >> reporter: it is a friday in washington. and once again the job of a high profile member of the trump administration could be on shaky ground. >> thank you. total confidence in rex. >> reporter: despite the president's insistence he's confident in rex tillerson and denial he's stepping down, top aids says relationship is strained. and a growing number of top diplomats and white house officials says the secretary of state days are numbered. >> nothing has changed des might what you read in the media and watch tv. i would trust the president and my comments far above those of other reporters. >> reporter: in the briefing room press secretary sarah p

the whole back to apparatus had this idea about quote -- unquote graduated de-escalation. we could come to a peaceful end. it was pumping up the morrell of the north vietnamese because they thought they were beating us. we were fighting back from the aggressors. so the whole concept was fatally flawed and to prove that point was when the talks in paris had , finally richard nixon said, go ahead and what some out. we went in with b-52s and other aircraft and took out all existence. guess what? they agreed to negotiate. so, the problem i think had a lot to do with a belief that thehow you can convince enemy to compromise when the enemy does not think they are being beaten. and of course, the tet offensive, there is so much we could talk about, such a morale andt for the chinese russians, giving them everything that one in. i mean, still the most heavily defended place in the history of the world was hanoi with the russian surface-to-air missiles. most people won't believe this, but a russian ship would show up in the harbor, offloaded the missiles onto a vehicle, taken up, p

but it's only when higher income people come then all of a sudden things get quote unquote better. >>e didn't want to be part of that losing equation so he stopped flipping houses and started a dog walking business. >> i don't want to be a part of it. >> right around he was leaving the game. >> it's a way of leveraging the resource you have which is property. >> the reverend was trying to get in faced an ageing church and small bank account he crashed in on a great idea. >> we created a development team to start asking questions. >> the answer came nearly a decade later. riverside baptist church is now making room for frankly what we see popping up all over town, a mix the use building, part residential, part commercial. out of 167 units here 20 will be housing for people making between 46 and 74,000 a year. in southwest anew mixed use includes churches like this one over here. it hascondos attached. but thesechurches didn't sell out, they told up. riverside baptistthey're getting a 6 and a half million dollars church in the deal. >> the reason we're still here is because people befor

got a picture here to show you what the quote unquote real pikachu. combs told authorities he wanted to be famous, and posted a video of his exploits on youtube. he didn't get the chance. combs was caught immediately. he is due in court next month. he different. >>> a federal appeal's court ruled that had giant cross is unconstitutional, because it violates the separation of church and state. it honors the 49 men from prince george's county who died in world war i, the ruling sends the case back to district court. patrick writes what's unconstitutional about a memorial for 49 men who died for our freedom. but les writes, to be fair, if we don't want to be offended by something, we need to allow others to exercise their own rights to protest as well. let it go. put it on private land. you can let us know what you think. put it on our wusa9 facebook page. >>> topper is back with your full forecast. >> and we'll tell you about a d.c. shop selling food and goods. >> i'm not allowed to be in certain parts of it. because taken over. disgusting. >> and fired

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now our focus is on recruiting candidates to take over the republican party, unquote.ure of the republican party? >> i certainly hope not! i mean, we have to look at his whole record and a number of the things that he said. but, look, jake, there is a struggle for the soul of the republican party and the soul of the democratic party. we spend a lot of time talking about, you know, all the trouble in the republican party. i have no idea what the democrats are for. it is unbelievable. which is why polls are now beginning to show a support for independent candidacies, more than ever in our history. people are getting fed up with all of this kind of nonsense. and for me, what i'm trying to do is struggle for the soul of the republican party, the way that i see it. and i have a right to define it, but i'm not going to support people who are dividers, or people who -- look, i don't want to get into all of the wild accusations that this guy has made. you can talk about them yourself. but what i can tell you is these parties are got to get their act together and they've got to

at least a couple of years away from that you can have a peak, a correction, but the peak, quote, unquoten't come for at least another year, year and a half after the curve is inverted. >> are there certain sectors you're thinking of in terms of areas where they haven't raised their numbers as much as they should have and so therefore it could see some up side surprise on earnings season. >> the banks, it's interesting because you look at minus 6% the banks are doing pretty well but, again, it's the insurance company. so i said if i took it away from the crazy academic world of wall street you produce a product. make 100 basis points on that product and now you make 50 basis points on that product as a business owner, what are you going to do? you're going to produce more product. what do you think banks do they produce more stock and they get the net interest margin bump so the big misperception on the street of dreams is that banks do poorly when the yield curve is flattening. credit accelerates and over the last two credit cycles when the yield curve goes from 100 basis points initiall

the best way to prove, by the way, your quote/unquote enemies wrong is to succeed.the way, we want the president to succeed. we want puerto rico to be saved. we want people's lives to be stabilized, but the president's not doing it right now, and that is why we are putting so much pressure on him and anybody else we can. >> part of the united states since the 1800s, just like the state of texas when it gained statehood in the 1800s as well. and we drew out this little comparison here, representative, and you cannot help but see the reaction, at least -- and we are earlier in at the moment, but the amount of resources that hit texas versus puerto rico on the timeline. why the stark difference, you think? >> well, the stark difference i think is just purely politics. florida and texas have votes in the electoral college. i don't think puerto rico does. i think also, the president, you know, has conveniently forgotten that puerto ricans are americans and deserve all the protection and expectation that any other american would get in any part of this country. and you kn

these are people with a lot of status, quote, unquote, that are saying these things. >> trish, forgiveput their status aside and recognize they're americans first and individuals second. sorry, ned. >> no, but that is fine, adam. their approach has been rejected, trish. they had their time on the stage. the american voters rejected this approach. the thing that does concern me, gregg, made this point, greg made it very well, donald trump base voted to reject neocon foreign policy. there are people in his base not happy with the approach in afghanistan. we want to assert american strength on national stage, to say you will accommodate our interests. we do not want to see nation building. when you talk about john mccain, conservatives rejected him. he represents republicanism. i want to see more of an approach toward americanism. that is how donald trump tapped into the american people. said i'm going to put your interests first. trish: almost as though, gregg jarrett, parties didn't really matter anymore. saw that. there were democrats that crossed over to vote for donald trump. >> i th

and i will always stand for our flag and our national anthem unquote. so what appeared briefly like it might be -- between this white house and the nfl didn't come to pass quite as expected. arthel? arthel: maybe they should both sit down at the white house and have a conversation about what the issues are, the underlying issues and try to rectify it. >> a beer summit, if you will. >> i'm more that. james rosen, thank you. >> thank you. eric: there's some new developments in the las vegas massacre investigation. the associated press today reporting authorities found a note in the gunman's hotel room, believed to be a series of mathematical calculations that helped him shoot more precisely. the attack as you know killed 58 people and wounded hundreds more. vice president mike pence speaking there yesterday in an emotional and solemn visit to the site saying the city does not mourn alone. >> we are joined together in sadness shock and grief for the fallen, the injured and their families. those we lost were taken before their time. but their names and thei

child i mean we don't know what's happened we don't know the facts the evidence within this quote unquotec.n.n. investigation but if you're talking about something like go to some place where a police brutality happened or something bad happened you can't force people to act and i think if you're talking about just sanctioning in the united states between i there are some elements of black guys matter or the right extremists or the left extremists or some of the racist elements here i mean there is a problem in the united states of america there is a lot of hatred in so for c.n.n. to be targeting our or highlighting something like this i think is breaking news specifically highlighting any elements from poking mind go with an investigation without providing any evidence is actually kind of indicative of how little facts they've had and how much they're trying to continue to paint this election as just one big russian conspiracy if the kremlin did come up with this plan of getting into so manipulating code come on go to draw attention to racially motivated murders of black men by white pol