he said there was a failure of leadership at the upper echelon of the fbi.ut we also know now that the head of the doj, the top of the doj was bruce ohr. he said spying took place. there is a basis for his concern. he use the term political surveillance and the term unauthorized surveillance. i think the big irony here, and what drives americans crazy, is the very week we get this information, bruce ohr's 302s, it sort of puts it all together for us,t the very week we get that is the same week at these people at the upper echelon are suing the american taxpayer to get paid for wrongful termination. andrew mccabe lied three times under oath. peter strzok ran both investigations and was fired because of things he said like stay warm while, lack of candorr trump will -- >> sean: they did go after general flynn for her lack of candor, paul manafort, lack of candor. and they went after michael cohen, lack of candor. they all played a criminal price. now we have the fbi, former fbi director super patriot jim comey apparently had a lack of candor. that's just the t

via upper echelon, as i call, highest levels of our government, and the clinton campaign, working together, using their immense power, these incredible resources, tools of intelligence, to stop donald trump one way or another. this is the single biggest abuse of power, corruption, scandal, in american history. we've got a lot of ground to cover, we will explain it all in detail. it's going to take time throughout the hour. joining is now with more, judicial watch president, tom fitton. first, let me applaud you. you have through judicial watch, and freedom of information act request, you've done this country as great service, this is just the beginning here what i have read, and i have them all, hang on, right here in front of me. it's and revealing on multiple levels. why don't we begin to go through them. >> well, let's start from the beginning. christopher steele have been working for the fbi during the campaign and the fbi fired him because he was a leaguer. so they went to bruce ohr, whose wife was working at fusion gps, after the election, and started talking to or who was talking to

go up on youtube, when they rate something of a higher popular value, it goes up to the youtube upper echelon on the content. >> so let's talk a little bit here about the union, the you tubers union and how organized it is and how much influence it may have. first of all, do we know -- there are apparently 23,000 members to this union based on the group that they are following on facebook. but do we know how many of those members are some of those big names on youtube, the folks with the big-time followings? >> unfortunately, no. we don't know if there are a lot of bigger names in that organization but we do know that the union recently joined forces with one of the largest unions in the world, ig metal in europe and by joining forces with them, they have legal power and know-how to try to bring google to the table which obviously, they have been able to do. there was a clock running on --.info which was a countdown clock to the demanding google and google came to the table . >> we have to wrap up but it would seem they need have some of these big name you tubers on board to drive a hard barg

a, you know, but we need some of those two camper down all of them some of the wealth that the upper echelon is amassing. >> host: sorry to cut you off but there's a lot there. >> guest: medicare is what's known by social insurance. as a source of scooter. they are pretty popular whether their social scope they recalled socials at the time they retreated. fdr wanted to do health care and didn't think it could get to congress amenities things are new. the call that is right about the middle class a being unhappy, ad both parties are saved want to help the middle class. as to what republicans would do, there's a court case going on now it was argued at the federal appeals court in new orleans. we waiting for decision on that they could eliminate the aca entirely and the republicans are scrambling to come up with a plan b, what happens if that goes away next they been talking about -- the president talks in the white house is trying to put together a health plan even as we speak, although it's not clear exactly what we'd be in it. it would not be the affordable care act what to do say they woul

that weook at the way don't have women and people of color represented at the upper echelons in silicon valley, that is -- we can draw a direct connection to the fact that women and people of color are not represented in the upper echelons of mathematics. at the harvard math department, arguably one of the best math department in the world, there are two senior professors who are women in 2019. was 2018.started there are structural forces at technology fields .hat are extremely important people in mathematics and physics don't actually think the social structural forces are important. they think that what matters is just math. think that solving mathematical problems and solving technological problems is so superior to the pesca little social -- pesky little social problems. this is the root of an idea that i call techno chauvinism which we saw in the earlier clip. techno chauvinism is the idea that technical solutions and problems are superior to other kinds. that using a computer is a superior technology. which is about saying that math is superior. it is really about a kind of bias.

where he made his fortune but he became this mysterious socialite who really function within the upper echelonsles and reasons we are talking about him is the allegations dogged him for years that he was involved in sexual abuse of young women and sex trafficking schemes and this has been a very long process to get him into a federal courtroom. after avoiding federal charges for sex trafficking in the early 2000s, jeffrey epstein was finally charged with sweeping sex trafficking conspiracy in newark three months ago. if this was suicide, the timing is not a coincidence. just yesterday more allegations were made against him. it is difficult for us to speculate if there is any connection between the documents released on him committing suicide but we do know that he did apparently attempt to kiss only three weeks ago and was put on suicide watch and he appears to have been removed from that programme a few days ago and as you said, yesterday there was a huge document dump that drew into sharp focus this world of the rich and powerful that he operated in. how much scrutiny is the justice system un

former east of germany but also more tied to the lower league clubs it's not so prevalent in the upper echelons of german football where most of the urgent political activism in fine groups is actually comes more from the left if anything but eastern germany and lower leagues have a problem and clubs like candidates really interact because in the past they've sent mixed signals next not all thanks so much for that right now all aboard for the story about a tram driver from frankfurt germany who's playing to run for mayor in that city his name is peter verities 57 of physical fitness fan and a local celebrity he recently won a vacation on a t.v. show in donated that prize to the family of a sick child now paul's hoping newfound fame can give him an inside track to politics. it's a novel way of welcoming passengers onto a tram. piece of it is the city's most flexible public transport driver. on these streets he's now famous enough to have his own design a tote bag in the champ company's bright blue the bodybuilder just won't stop striking poses he says it helps him connect with younger passengers

his fortune, but he became this kind of mysterious socialite who really functions within the upper echelonshe reason we are all talking about him now, he has had allegations dogged him for years that he was involved in sexual abuse of young women, sex trafficking schemes, and this has been a very long process, to even get him into a federal courtroom. so after avoiding federal courtroom. so after avoiding federal charges for sex trafficking in the early to thousands, jeffrey epstein was finally charged with sweeping sex trafficking conspiracy in new york about three months ago. —— early 20005. in new york about three months ago. -- early 20005. if this was suicide, the timing probably isn't a coincidence. just yesterday, more allegations made against him? yeah, i think it is difficult for us to speculate if there is a connection between the documents being released and him committing suicide, but we do know that he did apparently attempt to take his own life three weeks ago and was put on a suicide watch programme. he appears to have been removed from that suicide watch programme a few days

democrats obviously from antifa on down to the department of justice, the upper echelon, the fbi.hat they are looking to do is get donald trump out of office. the way they will do that is to use social media to shut down conservative voices for this upcoming 2020 presidential election. there is a lot at stake here. >> and they want revenge. i know you will talk about it in your upcoming book. they look at this al as all-out warfare and we have to treat it exactly the same. exactly the same. judge jeanine:... ♪ ♪all i'm askin' is for a little respect♪ excuse me ma'am, would you like to have my seat? ♪r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪find out what it means to me♪ ♪r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪take care. tcb, oh to a child battling a critical illness, a wish can feel like a dream. ♪ but with your help, it isn't out of reach. ♪ wishes are an important part of medical treatment. ♪ a chance for kids to see themselves stronger. braver. ♪ to see that the impossible is possible. ♪ wishes can give kids the strength to fight. ♪ to get better. ♪ to grow up. where there's a wish, there's a way. judge jeanine: if you haven't

draw a direct connection to the fact that women and people of color are not represented in the upper echelons of mathematics, right? at the harvard math department, arguably one of the best math departments in the world, there are two senior professors who are women, in 2019. there are two. you know when they started? 2018. right? so there are structural forces at work, inside technology, fields that are extremely important, but people in technology fields, people in mathematics and people in physics don't actually think the social structure forces are important. they think that what matters is just the math. any think that solving mathematical problems and technological problems is so superior to these pesky little social problems that they get a pass, right. and so this is the root of an idea that i call tech know chauvinism which we saw in the earlier clip. tech no chauchlism says that technology is superior to other kinds of solutions that using a computer is a superior technology, which is really about saying that math is superior and is really about a kind of bias. all right. so what i

democrats obviously from antifa on down to the department of justice, the upper echelon, the fbi.re looking to do is get donald trump out of office. the way they will do that is to use social media to shut down conservative voices for this upcoming 2020 presidential election. there is a lot at stake here. >> and they want revenge. i know you will talk about it in your upcoming book. they look at this al as all-out warfare and we have to treat it exactly the same. judge jeanine: we'll be right back. [ music: "i am" by club yoko plays ] ♪ boom goes the dynamite, ♪ feels like i'm taking flight. ♪ [sfx: poof] [sfx: squeaking eraser sound effect.] ♪ i am who i wanna be ♪ ♪ who i wanna be ♪ who i wanna be. ♪ i'm a strong individual ♪ feeling that power ♪ i'm so original, ♪ ya sing it louder. ♪ i am, ooo ooo ooo ooo ♪ ehhh ehhh ehhh pre-order and get more. get up to $150 samsung credit, plus 6 months of unlimited music with spotify premium. thanks to priceline working with top airlines to turn their unsold seats into amazing deals, sports fans are seeing more away games. various: yeah-h-

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i'm trying to understand whether i am safer in that upper echelon of the high-yield space as a resultthese lower yields. andrew: that really comes down to your absolute value. int we seen is spreads widen the high-yield market, more at the lower end. to figure out which ones of figureo buy, you have to out which companies are generating free cash flow. it is tied to the u.s. economy much closer. likewise, what we've seen is we haven't seen a lot of real averaging in the high-yield space. 's then we have on a historic basis. there are a lot of factors that would help it hold up even in a volatile scenario. vonnie: curious as to your thoughts on argentina. we are seeing a little bit of stabilization today, particularly for the peso. is argentina something you might be interested in? andrew: the market is clearly panicked over what is going on. right now if you look at the market, prices are basically thinking that they've defaulted. those are the type of price levels consistent with what we've seen in recoveries and sovereign defaults in the past. the market right now really doesn't hav

we have seen over the last three , the upper echelon candidates who are making that offices,t, or opening who are investing the resources they need to win. this will be a spirited campaign over the coming 5.5 months. i think it will be a lot of fun. this race is far from over. host: troy price is joining us from des moines to talk about iowa politics, particularly as the 2020 campaign season goes forward. if you want to ask him questions, 202-748-8001 for republicans, 202-748-8000 for democrats, 202-748-8002 for independents. 3.r iowa voters, 202-748-8002 who has the biggest organization in iowa? has aelizabeth warren here.arge operation cory booker -- i'm sure i forgot some people. kirsten gillibrand. so many great candidates running, it's hard for me to remember everything. folks thatome of the have really large operations on the ground. folks making those investments as well. andrew yang has staff on the ground here. it's a lot of activity happening out there. thingsy, it's one of the that's great about this process. so many great people come into our state, we get to meet people from

do you believe that happened from the upper levels, upper echelon in our justice department, within theormer administration and within our intelligence community? do you believe that will all be proven? >> it couldn't have happened without it, let me just turn it around and say what if it were really true that we had a presidential candidate who was an agent of a foreign power? a hostile foreign power? what would be more crazy than if the president didn't know about that? of course he had to know about that. >> andy mccarthy has done all of us a great favor by the facts and details of his book. what he just said is the single most important thing i've heard in a long time. it had to have been done, if they thought president trump was a russian agent but the fact that we know that he wasn't somebody has to come clean and explain why did you ever think he was, what is the basis of that? >> sean: obama considering it's his counterintelligence investigation? >> all of the people who worked for him. >> sean: today is a sliver, this is just a very narrow part, this is about to blow wide open,

you can't have one just a system for the clintons and people who work at the doj, the upper echelons of the doj and the fbi, and one for the rest of us. i can't imagine any of you at home, if you had subpoenaed emails, and you tried -- tried to delete them, destroy the hard drives, bust up the devices and remove the sim cards, that that would work out well for you. and if you were warned that the information you were about to present before a court was full of lies, it's unverified, it's not corroborated, had a political agenda, and you presented it anyway, as if it was verified -- which we now know to be unverifiable -- i don't think he would do very well go before the judge when the judge came down hard on you for lying to a cord. so we have good news on all of these fronts tonight, according to solomon coming to white house initiative by president trump to declassify a variety of government documents, now underway. if that is news. we need transparency. joining us now with more as investigative journalist and executive vice president of "the hill," john solomon. is this like an of

i think 110 is probably on the upper echelon of where it is now. but by night fall this likely becomes that category three that we talked about. here's the eye. i'm going to zoom in here. the machine is not going to like it much. it is such a beautiful picture of an eye. and it would be more beautiful if it was in the middle of the atlantic ocean and not headed towards the united states. sometimes nature is beautiful and sometimes she takes it back. but the models have done an excellent job with this storm for the last couple of hours, because back in fourth pattern from a hurricane hunter aircraft that dropped little things, the inverse of a weather balloon. for 72 hours the forecast of the hurricane is right in line. i can't get relatives to agree for 72 hours and this thing right here, very, very close. very good approximation of where the models think it's going right now. >> the pictures making it look very organized. but let's say this storm does say over florida for a few days. and we know what comes with that is a whole lot of flooding. wha

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we need some of those to tamper some of the wealth that the upper echelon is amassing. sorry to cut you there but you put a lot there. asst: medicare is known social insurance. they are pretty popular, whether socialist. they were called socialist at the time they were created. fdr wanted to health care and did not think he could get through congress. none of these things are new. the colors right about the middle class being unhappy. both parties want to help the middle class. as to what the republicans will do, what is interesting is there is a court case going on that was argued at the federal euros -- appeals court in new orleans that could limit the desolate entirely.ca the republicans are scrambling to come up with a plan b. house is trying to put together a health plan even as we speak although it is not clear what would begin it. he would not be via for the correct but they say they would continue to protect people with pre-existing conditions. that is the most popular piece of the affordable care act and that would go away if this lawsuit prevails. it says cong

unequal, seats the top universities are increasingly critical if you want to get access to the upper echelons of wealth and power in this country, but does everyone have an equal shot of getting into those universities? well, of course not. we explored this fact earlier this year.this is what we concl. if you've ever watched chris cuomo over on cnn, you may have wondered how did this guy get a tv show? sure, he's got well-defined abdominal muscles and good for him, but he can barely speak english. there are nights when he admits entire paragraphs that mean nothing at all to just pure gibberish. like a pig latin dogs barking. it's kind of remarkable. was this guy educated in the united states? let's check wikipedia. wait a second, the entry says that chris comeau went to yale university in connecticut. that can't be right. yale has famously high admission standards. your kids couldn't get into yale, no chance. you'd have toig be incredibly smart, geniuses really. is chris comeau a secret genius? does he have some amazing talent that's invisible on television? maybe he speaks paulist urdu or ma

least from israel proper, that's the 77 line, has to have the approval of the military and the upper echelon there's no way a sitting member of congress would be able to go there and see the reality on the ground for herself. >> jennifer, this political controversy, like a lot these days, started with the president tweeting, saying israel would seem weak if it allowed these two congresswomen to enter the israeli decision to bar the two members of congress coming within an hour of that tweet. and now this partial reversal, congresswoman tlaib's rejection of the offer. the foreign minister also responding via tweet a short time ago. what's your sense of all of this, jennifer? has it turned into an international crisis because of a trump tweet? >> i wouldn't say it's a crisis. i would call it a debacle. for the israeli prime minister to jump like a little lapdog, like a little poodle every time trump sends out a tweet is frankly embarrassing for a country that prides itself on exercising its democratic rights, exercising its own autonomy. it makes israel look like it's critics claim, like it is

i think what it does do to some level of exonerate the upper echelon to the fbi, who believe if you read the report, they were shocked and surprised by what comey did by giving -- by comey providing the contents of one of those memos that made it to "the new york times" reporter. they were shocked by that. they went through a rigorous classification review and said some of these memos were not properly class fayed and that goes to the credit of the fbi. >> that's a good point, rick stengel. the idea there's some deep state clubhouse that has harming donald trump its aim repeatedly and constantly blown apart as a theory on the case by these months and months and months long investigations and maybe it's the fact they take so long to wrap up, that we forget sort of the charge, the accusation, the smears but aaron blake did a good job early this morning pulling out the ten times donald trump accused jim comey leaking classified information. you had a security clearance. i had a security clearance. i'm sure jim comey had a higher security cliernsearance but bei accused of leaking classified

fiscal stimulus trump is talking about, he's talking about capital gains tax that really hits the upper echelonsand income. these consumers have a very low marginal propensity to consume, so the tax cuts they will see, i don't think that will unleash a flood of spending into the u.s. economy. if you want fiscal spending to boost consumer spending further, i don't think you need that necessarily at the moment. you need to hit lower-income earners, and capital gains does absolutely nothing to help those kinds of consumers. matt: ben, stay with us here. cohostn jones, our guest for the hour joining from state street. up next, we talk about a gathering of minds. we're live in biarritz as leaders arrive for the g7 summit, with not a lot of surf there. globalith a slower economy and risk of recession, they certainly have other things to do. can they make a difference in biarritz? we will discuss. this is bloomberg. matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." this is the european open, and we are 10 minutes into the trading day looking at gains across the board of .5% or more, no matter where you look o

apparently you have to get approval from all of the upper echelons here. that's exec a right. deutsche bank -- that's exec the right. deutsche's -- that's exactly right. deutsche bank is in the middle of cost cutting, so any new hire has to go directly through the ceo. really only bring the most important folks. luke: this has got to be great if you are a new hire, being told you are critical right off the bat. stamp of your boss' approval. is there any prerequisite or time this has happened before with this degree of micromanaging at a bank? does it underline the depths of their reworking? jennifer: i've never seen anything like this, but we will see. they said they will revisit the policy at the end of the year, so after a few months, maybe christian will be sick of grooming all these new hires. alix: i can see how the holdups might be significant. can you approve, can you approve? luke: i'm trying to run a bank. alix: exactly. so jp morgan drops its chase pay app because americans actually like their credit cards. jennifer: we are really slow here in am

but the upper echelons of management, within journalism to recognize, and name racism and sexism, andong? >> you're right. part of the problem is, yes, there's a lack of verdiversity the higher levels of journalism. the people that are setting the agenda for what to cover and how to cover it. >> defining it. what is racism and what is sexism. >> yeah. you have people that don't have the lived experience to inform how they're going to decide to cover something. and often, to jeff's point, calling something racist, that can be an objective truth. that can be something that is just true. and it's not saying that doesn't mean then you're not an objective journalist. that fact has been lost on journalists in the trump era. calling someone is a racist, is an attack on a person, when you're defining the behavior. we have a normalcy bias. since he came down the escalator and said mexicans are rapists and murderers and was the top candidate on the republican said, we didn't know what to do about that. we acted like this is normal, no matter what he did because he was eventually the nominee and

segment that's the upper echelon of gamblers and we've seen that lagging.had a tough day today, down more than 7% as you can see. >> contessa, thank you let's go to julia boorstin with what we can watch for disney results. >> sara, analysts expect disney to grow its revenue over 40% that would be on the strength of its theme parks with its shift to demand-based pricing as well as its studio division which has been dominating the box office investors will be looking for more details in the coming launch of disney plus and how streaming will compensate for cord-cutting losses. we can also hear some questions about disney's investments in china. it was four years ago that ceo bob iger warned that espn is facing big cord cutting challenges the stock dropped by 26% after that warning before rallying over 50% and now the stock is trading closer to an all-time high guys, though, it was down over 2% today back over to you >> julia, thank you. talk about one of the of the dow this year. top three is disney. >> and down 2.4% today is also outperforming. yeah it's obv

of them -- upper echelon of americans.n baltimore, you had the project being promoted by under armour which happens to a mapping error to fall into an opportunity zone, an area that is relatively higher income, only 4% african-american and there were other parts of baltimore that applied to become opportunity zones that had 60% african-american populations, four times the poverty rate that were not accepted and you wonder in that scenario where you will have significant develop and, who is going to benefit? what is the accountability in that process? this is where it is important that citizens like dorothy are tuned in and holding these local governments and national governments accountable and how this program is implanted. in terms of the enterprise zones, empowerment zones, these are policies of the past that were much more limited from a economic development perspective. there were only 30 enterprise zones created as opposed to the over 8000 opportunity zones. they generally's -- generally incentivized more local inves

beginnings of the investigation with mueller and i think what we need to focus on is how the upper echelonsolitical opponents. maria: for sure. we know that for sure. congressman, good to see you. thanks so much. >> thanks, maria. maria: coming up, slamming google, entrepreneur and trump supporter peter teal sounding of on the technology giant. his comments, next. the meatless industry is exploding but are there real benefits to the plant based diet? we're investigating. we're taking a look, back in a minute. ♪ ♪ all right brad, once again i have revolutionized the songwriting process. oh, here we go. i know i can't play an instrument, but this... this is my forte. obviously, for auto insurance, we've got the wheel route. obviously. retirement, we're going with a long-term play. makes sense. pet insurance, wait, let me guess... flea flicker. yes! how'd you know? studying my playbook? yeah, actually. you're smart,eat you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even

of them -- upper echelon of americans. in baltimore, you had the project being promoted by under armour which happens to a mapping error to fall into an opportunity zone, an area that is relatively higher income, only 4% african-american and there were other parts of baltimore that applied to become opportunity zones that had 60% african-american populations, four times the poverty rate that were not accepted and you wonder in that scenario where you will have significant develop and, who is going to benefit? what is the accountability in that process? this is where it is important that citizens like dorothy are tuned in and holding these local governments and national governments accountable and how this program is implanted. in terms of the enterprise zones, empowerment zones, these are policies of the past that were much more limited from a economic development perspective. there were only 30 enterprise zones created as opposed to the over 8000 opportunity zones. they generally's -- generally incentivized more local inv

we are tired of the upper echelon getting everything.verybody is hurting and they are talking about, let's do this and let's do that. we have republicans saying i will vote for mitch mcconnell, the guy that does not want to let the free vote happen. he is undermining that. in hisot trump going rally bashing the american cities. he cannot say anything about anybody now. three you to the originally talked about and what you liked about them. what -- out of the 3, how does one seal the deal for you? host: i am leaning toward warren. she is a fighter. i want someone who will fight for the middle class. biden, i don't know where he is going. he will say this and that, but he has loyalty to other people and he wants to reach across the aisle. look at lindsey graham in the committee the other day. he threw his hands up, broke the rules, and decided let's go on with this bill he wants to cramdown everybody's throat. giving us of folks the undecided voters giving their thoughts on issues important to them. he listed off several issues, several ot

. >> bill barr said there was a failure of leader at the upper echelon at the f.b.i. we know that's the case. >> bill: leland vitter picks up the case from the north lawn this friday. good morning. >> good morning to you, bill. not a bad piece of news for the president as he heads off on his summer vacation. boards marine one in about 30 minutes. we'll ask him about this. but it certainly plays into the trump narrative that people at the f.b.i. and the d.o.j. knew that the dossier was dirty or at least highly questionable when they applied for -- this all goes back to what bruce ohr of the d.o.j. knew and when he knew it. specifically that he kept talking to christopher steele six months after he was fired by the f.b.i. for leaking and that ohr knew steele didn't like president trump. let's go back to september 2016, a month before the initial fisa warrant to surveil the trump campaign. much of that fisa warrant was based on the so-called steele dossier. ohr knew an individual with links to the dossier was desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate

we need some of those to tamper some of the wealth that the upper echelon is amassing.orry to cut you there but you put a lot there. asst: medicare is known social insurance. they are pretty popular, whether socialist. they were called socialist at the time they were created. fdr wanted to health care and did not think he could get through congress. none of these things are new. the colors right about the middle class being unhappy. both parties want to help the middle class. as to what the republicans will do, what is interesting is there is a court case going on that was argued at the federal euros -- appeals court in new orleans that could limit the desolate entirely.ca the republicans are scrambling to come up with a plan b. house is trying to put together a health plan even as we speak although it is not clear what would begin it. he would not be via for the correct but they say they would continue to protect people with pre-existing conditions. that is the most popular piece of the affordable care act and that would go away if this lawsuit prevails. it says congre

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