amy: king and vince harding said? vince you got me in a lot of trouble and i'm going to blame you.heyey survived on gallows humo. dr. king was a champion. amy: talk more about the significance of this speech. i want to play another clip. this one of dr. king himself. so many of the phrases he used became so important later. and speak as a child of god brother to the suffering poor to vietnam. i speak for those whose land is being laid waste, whose homes are being destroyed, whose culture is being subverted. i speak for the poor of america who are paying the double price andmashed hopes at home death and corruption in vietnam. i speak as a citizen of the world. for the world as it stands aghast at the path we have taken. i speak as one who loves america to the leaders of our own nation . the great initiative in this war is ours. the initiative to stop it must be ours. as i havwalked amonghe dust -- desperate, rejected, angry young men, i have told them that molotov cocktails and rifles would not solve their probls. i ve tried to offe them my deepest compassion while maintaining my c

vince: hard to say. yen has been a main driver of it. it was the key driver today, for sure.he other day it was the euro. a lot of people were thinking draghi would walk back the rise in the euro a little bit. in some ways he tried to. but as a proper central banker -- a drifted off a little bit and then the market just went with it. joe: do you have a favorite three for why people are selling the dollar? it is a combination of things. you have fiscal policies, you have tax incentives coming forward which suggest we have major repatriation, should be buying the dollar, should be good for the u.s. economy. at the same time, you have the administration talking trade wars. trade wars are protectionist and eventually creates a scenario where growth slows because people avoided dealing with you and at the same time you get inflation. make them stop giving money back to the united states until they get a better picture. it creates more uncertainty. scarlet: it should create a wash at the veneto of the day. vince: suppose you think the dollar will depreciate over the next two years.

like these i turn to the original fast fan furious where paul walker, in the first one vince was flex on him really hard. but paul reef made chill and stoked and said i love the tuna here. that sort of put vince at ease. if we held that stance, we are chilled, we like the tuna. >> nobody wants to leave the party. if you start hurling nukes at each other there won't be many parties. i can see a chilled out resolution. jesse: i hope so. we need a resolution on that front. weed is legal now in california. you guys think that's a good idea? >> i think it's dank. jesse: have you noticed a difference in the vibe in california since they legalized it. ed the lines are longer. that's the big jest difference. jesse: no one wants to wait in line. i love having you on the show. you guise are one of the best guests we have on "watters world." >> you are the best at having us as your guest. jesse: i'm a le jenlds in your thais and i love it. have a good night tonight. i know the night it young out in l.a. do your thing and keep it chill. >> thank you. jesse: you have next. last call. my name is jeff sheldon, and i

hard on china regarding trade. the campaigns balance -- he campaigned bowing to crackdown on china for unfair trade practices. vinceeaching office, he has laid back. he has not seen a lot of progress there, not as much as he'd like to see. recently he has talked about returning to that campaign style of going hard against china again in the second year of his presidency. this could be a little bit of a warning shot from the chinese. move, sort of a primitive but still china's purchases of u.s. treasuries have in fact slowed in the past year. alex: right. we have been seeing debt yields rise a little bit, even before this news out of china last night. it's going to be interesting when the u.s. starts trying to sell even more debt into a market that might not have quite as much appetite as there was in recent years. david: many thanks to alex wayne, bloomberg's white house editor. alex: thank you. shery: lawmakers are up against yet another spending deadline and their bill is tied up on the issue of immigration. congressional delegation headed to the white house yesterday to discuss a possible solution, particularly

vince cable says the government should not bail the company out. is there a risk that if the government doesn't step it is very hard to answer that at the moment.o leave that lady alone. i must ask you to get lost while your head is still attached to your body. don't you talk to him like that! what are you going to do about it? tributes have been paid to the comedy actress bella emberg, who has died aged 80. she became a household name in the 19805 on the russ abbot show, playing characters including blunderwoman, the sidekick of hapless superhero cooperman. he has described her as a woman of great warmth and generosity. russ abbot called her a huge comedy talent, while les dennis said she was a funny, lovely friend. earlier i spoke to barry cryer, a scriptwriter on the russ abbot show. she was the most delightful and gentle and funny soul. a joy to work with. peter vincent and i were the script editors and we wrote for the russ abbot show and we saw that she had become typecast. bella was cast as a large and unattractive woman in a situation and we thought, no, we don't like that, so we started just casting her as a character ina sketch that a

hard to take the sting out of it. but you just tried to -- you know, when i heard vince say play the race card and that his opponents delightn this but i do think that the president brought a lot of this on himself with the comments. so when you make comments in the oval office, guess what, it is going to leak. the idea is that when the white house was presented with the opportunity to say, the president did not say this yesterday, they did not say that. in fact, it looked like he was saying, listen, this is the way that people talk. he thought that it will play well with his base. i do not know how it is playing. >> shannon: i don't know if he thought that particular comment which he denies saying that exact word. he admits that there was coarse language in there. >> people are also making a delineation that he is talking about the countries from which these people come from. and we will keep people in the united states that have protective status or had it until recently that come from countries who have such miserable conditions. that is an in elegant way of referencing that. >> the problem that i had was as i understand

vince mcmahon says he wants to take the game to two hours much as european soccer and rugby are played right now. do you think that changes this game that the millennials have such a hardhing three, three and a half hours significantly? >> absolutely. there's been talk of having a game with no timeouts, no tv timeouts, possibly not even having a halftime. and you have to ask that question, what does that do to your advertisers. well, hey, it could be picture in picture and you could see the game continue as you're also getting your advertising message out there. in addition to that, i think they're going to find new ways and innovative ways to advertise whether it be on the field or like baseball does on the sidelines and different things. john: well, the premier league paid out 2.4 bill euros last year -- pounds, rather, and they don't have commercials. bruce, stay right there because i want to bring in my panel, scott greer, the deputy caller editor, and back with us is john burnett. john, i want to talk to you about some of the things that's going on in these -- from the political world. georgia mel heel called the president a white supremacist. espn took her off an

the high end, especially, was hit hard sales prices on the luxury end, that's the top 10% of the market. vincela bought it for $20 million. obviously, the long story of mapt may not real estate is over time it is a very good investment, but right now we've got more than 5,000 new apartments coming on the market in the next two years at a time when -- >> 5,000 >> 5,000 at a time when salt deductions will put pressure. it's not just the salt deductions that are weighing in. it's the inventory that is 17 months now and about to get a lot bigger that's going to be the challenge for prices >> robert frank, thank you >> thank you, guides >> i appreciate it >> all right coming up, cnbc is on a mission to visit all 200 cities that submitted bids for amazon's hq2. scott cohen, let me guess, where are you this morning with this music? >> yeah. what could it possibly be? becky, you know, amazon has said that it wants to replicate seattle for its second headquarters, and this is a city with mountains in the skyline. it's got lots of tech workers, and it's got legalized pot is this the site of hq2? we'll t