tea time warner merger and the landmark court case surrounding it well as we've reported the u.s. department of justice supported themselves the option of appealing a decision back on july twelfth and now they have formally appealed judge richard leon's decision to allow the merger to go forward the d.o.j. which was spelled it out there brief it in a brief yesterday said quote fundamental principles of economics and common sense of been disregarded for more on this we're joined once again by professor story a lecturer at american university. survey of t.v. and radio commentator steve moore thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism that appear

each person of justice is appealing the eighty is the time warner merger with we talk with professor a lecturer at american university margo's and steve walz about what it may mean plus the european union is taking on air b.n. b. the online lodging marketplace over inaccurate pricing is many e.u. member states are also pushing for a digital tax parties peter oliver reports from berlin on the latest developments and alcoa is a large u.s. aluminum company or out of many a company is seeking a waiver for canadian aluminum to come into the country tariff free parties alex pilotage get the latest from kalonzo on the waiver in how the company is coping with the new rules reality of doing business across the u.s. to navy in order plus we spoke last time about the difficulty in the electric vehicle space well today we asked which companies may actually profit in the rough and tumble emerging global marketplace artie's actually bank takes a look at potential winners were packed as usual so let's get right to it with a few have. a brewing diplomatic dispute between canada and saudi arabia over

tea time warner merger and the landmark court case surrounding it well as we've reported the u.s. department of justice supported themselves the option of appealing a decision back on july twelfth and now they have formally appealed judge richard leon's decision to allow the merger to go forward the d.o.j. which was spelled it out there brief it in a brief yesterday said quote fundamental principles of economics and common sense of been disregarded for more on this we're joined once again by professor story a lecturer at american university and servant of t.v. and radio commentator steve walz burke thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism th

tea time warner merger and the landmark court case surrounding it well as we've reported the u.s. department of justice supported themselves the option of appealing a decision back on july twelfth and now they have formally appealed judge richard leon's decision to allow the merger to go forward the d.o.j. which was spelled it out there brief it in a brief yesterday said quote fundamental principles of economics and common sense of been disregarded for more on this we're joined once again by professor story a lecturer at american university and servant of t.v. and radio commentator steve walz burke thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism th

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i will will mention that mark warner is not here but there are republicans. i just thought i would throw that in there. bipartisan of course so i think that's so important and that is something that the caucus certainly recognizes and we are going to build on it. >> let's talk about cybersecurity. one of the initiatives the secretary pompeo announced this morning was the cybersecurity initiative. in terms of the digital economy and trade between the u.s. and ampy and the pacific region can you talk about the importance of cybersecurity in a relationship? >> it's an important area for cooperation. i will tell you i think the u.s. needs to get its own house in order. it's talking about cooperation on cybersecurity and laying out what our strategy is. it hasn't really been a strong suit of the previous administration or the trump administration. we still need to have a much more integrated approach that brings an coming up secretary ross here, the department of defense. we still really need to figure out exactly how we are going to implement our own cybersecurit

joining me now is mark warner, vice chair of the senate intel committee.t last question there. i'll admit, i'm still confused about michael cohen. do you believe michael cohen testified honestly to you in that committee? >> you know, chuck, i don't know. he testified one set of facts. we asked after we heard some of those stories whether he stood by his testimony. his lawyer said yes. but it seems like mr. cohen is now willing to perhaps tell all to mueller. i understand to our committee, so my hope is we will have a chance to have him back and ask him about that, the trump tower meeting, ask him about the attempt to try to build a trump tower ain moscow that he was involved in. and one of the more critical questions which his lawyer alluded to, that he has knowledge that mr. trump knew of the russian e-mail hacking and potentially was coordinating some of that release. i don't know what to believe. again, when you're talking about cohen and mr. trump in terms of both of their willingness to tell the truth, you get into a fairly shady area. >> hey, would y

to look at mark warner, senator warner, his reaction today. i'd like to just read this.s with the audience if we could put that up. "i guess to me this had an eerie memory of an enemy's list. smacks of nixonian type practices of trying to silence anyone that is willing to criticize the president. that puts us again in unchartered territory." said the illustrious vice chair who has been running the senate intelligence committee, because richard burr the republican chairman abdicated. your reaction? >> well, senator warner, senator mark warner a democrat from virginia is basically an adolescent. you will recall recently at a fundraiser, cocktail party, he got drunk and started saying he had all kind of secrets that if he wanted to, he could release and really embarrass the president. that shows you the kind of juvenile mind that sits in the head of mark warner. his performance as a united states senator is not only awkward and unseemly, it's an embarrassment to the united states senate. he has brought ill repute on the senate by his drunken statement at the party. >> he al

what i believe we've seen senator warner try to do with this amendment and john brennan with a possible lawsuit. >> you know, john heilemann, though, we're talking about executive orders and executive power. this is something republicans

senator warner and thune are pretty on top of it. if there's any will to do a basic privacy law, we haven't

district court judge richard leon gave approval for at&t to acquire time warner. order. that the judge didn't properly understand and ignored economic theory saying time warner wasn't have increased bargaining power over pay tv distributors and argued on the back of the deal, rising fees. if they win, the merger would need to be unwound. very tricky. >> great have you with us. talk to you tomorrow. >>> coming up, axios, "one big thing." and on "morning joe," downplaying the 2016 trump tower meeti meeting. don junior, the excuse he offers for a meeting weekend the wake of the revelation he may face. moments away, "morning joe." and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ - anncr: as you grow older, -your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble wit

the problem senator warner and others have is there is no one seemingly in charge. what we heard today in the briefing with the fbi director, great descriptions of what they are doing as an agency. we can't flatfoot in 2016 but who is running it? we had someone brought in to compile all the data, be the person in charge, you handle this part. he was running at this time? shannon: you heard from secretary neilsen today. and former ambassador john bolton, national security adviser, he outlined everything. if you want to see the letter, talked about all the things they are doing, cyber security experts conduct vulnerability investments, provide expertise and incident response and facilitated training and exercises for election officials and equipping them every way we can and readied themselves to provide rapid response for cybersecurity incidents and mentioned we are happy to brief the more sensitive classified nature of this to senate democrats. >> there are two important components of this problem, cyber hacking and intrusion. that is where you have public-private p

internet pioneer america online announced today it is buying big sprawling time warner, creating the's largest media conglomerate. >> the aol-time warner merger was the classic dotcom insanity. >> $160 billion. the biggest corporate takeover ever. >> this merger will launch the next internet revolution. >> the merger of time warner and aol wasn't really a merger. it was a purchase. >> i am struck by this image today of the upstart aol gobbling up this media institution time warner. shouldn't it be the other way around? >> well, it's sort of startling that a company that couldn't even buy beer is now buying one of the oldest media companies in the country that took a century to get this big. >> we're just scratching the surface in terms of how great these products can become. whether it's the internet, the way you communicate with people. software is in its early stage. there are some real advances that are going to make a big difference. >> microsoft in the beginning of the decade with their operating system and their productivity software was still very, very strong. >> microsoft ch

senator mark warner, thank you for joining us on "prime time." >> thank you, chris. >> so your committeen it put out the senate select committee on intelligence statement on paul manafort, saying in part, the verdict makes it absolutely clear that the mueller probe is not a witch hunt. what is the significance first, on this monumental day, of manafort to you? >> well, you've got the president's campaign manager convicted of eight counts of serious federal crimes, and that's just his first trial. there's another trial that's scheduled in september, and this is one of those days that we may look back on, not only the president's campaign manager guilty, the president's personal lawyer guilty, microsoft, one of the technology companying acknowledging further russian intervention realtime this year with efforts to split our country and potentially impede with the 2018 elections. and then earlier today in our banking committee hearing, the administration officials in an administration where there's nobody in the white house in charge of election security, stumbling over answers of how they c

. >>> everything i needed to learn about cam comedy i learned from watching warner brothers cartoons. there is a part of us that is forever 12 years old. >> comedians make good voice actors because they've made a career being themselves. >> there's tremendously funny lines in "toy story". >> the writing, the voice talent, animation, boom. ♪ >>> there's something about moving cartoons that really delights us. a cartoon is comedy coming to life. that's kind of interesting and magical. >> that's it. i have had enough of your tom foolery. >> the wildest thing you can think of is accomplished just by drawing it. so whether it's the simpsons, family guy, your imagination is unlimited in animation. >> in animation, you can like have people ripping apart each other's guts. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> one thing that i like to say is that live action is low budget animation. >> it can be taught. >> the visual jokes, the best of them are often in animated cartoons. >> is to be being nervous, kid. >> he's the most gentle dentist in the whole wide world. >> comedy has been to move more and more toward

this is ongoing for at&t as it tries to complete that time warner >> the time warner acquisition is completedy completed the acquisition but they're trying to challenge it even after the completion >> at&t stock up about 0.5%. after this short break we'll be back with the closing count down just six minutes left of trade >>> and after the earning we're going toet g reports fr ♪ introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you'll know what you're invested in and how it's performing. so you can spend more time floating about on your inflatable swan. [ding] >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." just over two minutes left of trade. let's start with the intradade chart of the nasdaq. we opened a little bit higher and gained momentum throughout the session, and the nasdaq with the best performer and the big indices. but the s&p and dow just a little bit behind but nonetheless constructive territory. let's have a look at the sectors today. all by one in positive territory. and now telecom has dropped into negative terr

they're not pointing at at&t time warner whose these is of the merger was to take time warner high ending content, repackage it for our network of phones. so they've not only got their big horizontal competitor in youtube, which i think they're basically making an expensive youtube, sounds great given the problems the platform has had, and huge vertically integrated competitor in at&t, time warner. >> keyword there, henry, i'll put this to you, expensive they're putting a lot of money towards content creation, building this platform from what we know so far, but they're not going to own the content, and they're going against the likes of youtube it sounds pricey >> i assume they'll buy exclusive rights to content, which is basically the same thing. a billion dollars, sorry, this is a waltz of elephants now. it is table money, but it is not actually as much money as you think. you look at netflix will spend 10 billion next year hulu, all of the traditional networks and cable companies have a lot of money. there's money all over the place. what is finite is attention and distribution so

it was jack warner and one of his cohorts. i assumed there was a payoff, i had no idea but apparently what they were thinking when blazer volunteered to meet with me. we must have paid him, south africa paid him more. i didn't know any part of it. >> one thing was the south africa bribe, him and jack warner negotiated a $10 million bribe to change a third member of the confederation to vote for south africa rather than morocco. and so many installments led to programs with chuck warner but the point is that was a high level piece of corruption we think of when we think of corruption which clearly exists when blazer admitted to it, strong hint there's more where that comes from but as far as what they indicted in this case, not really representative of the majority of what they found and that is where blazer was incredibly important. when you talk about sponsorship and television bribery, when you think of the money in soccer, most of the money is not at the highest level but all determined everywhere and sponsorship, coca-cola

i don't think warner's going to have much luck here. >> walter, on the theme of what congress is and is not doing, i read your letter that you sent to senator gasly, chairman of senate jonesboro about the concerns -- that members of the administration are being required or at least asked to sign these, part of the discussion after the rollout of omaro omarosa's book. >> this is an assault on free speech. the president attacks the press, he's going after former government officials with clearances, and he's even making his white house officials sign nondisclosure agreements. shockingly, it was the white house ethics official who was the one running around making people sign these and administering these nondisclosure agreements. the problem is that since 1988 with the exception of one year where it slipped through the cracks, senator grassley implemented a gag rule saying that any office funded by congressional appropriations cannot have a confidentiality policy or agreement without including specific language warning people of their rights. this simply doesn't include it. i filed a l

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i hear what you're saying about time warner. i owned time warner until the merger went through. that being said, the stock really has done nothing but the dividend yield there's always pricing pressures within the wireless component of it, pricing pressures on the cable component of it, might be a value trap >> you know, in this environment when you're looking for a return, a 6% is not a bad return >> just the dividend >> and until 16% year to date, your 6% dividend yield goes away pretty fast? >> right we're saying from these levels we think the stock is pretty much washed out. you're likely to get some return along with that 6% dividend. >> let's move on to apple. that's how we started the show pete, i want to go to you, i read this note raise the price target to 245. he says, continues to believe high octane fuel from services speaks to apple's unparalyzed install base >> you know what i didn't hair him say, wearables i'm telling you, something of the past -- they didn't love services two years ago, but now, everybody is look at apple services >> we're beyond that >> so is ap

get to warner brothers as fast as you can. >> shooting into warner brothers world.suppose. >> cool, we're in bed rock. everybody is there. do you know fred, barney, wilma, betty? you see all kinds of celebrity faces. bugs, daffy. >> i feel like i need a bowl of cereal right now. >> hey, girl. >> she's a bad girl sometimes. >> riddle me this. city things next. next up he follows harley inside joker's fun house. i wouldn't have done that, mate. it starts getting weird. he keeps busting out moves that would impress night wing. we all know the night wing. >> we all know it. >> before you know it, he rescues them. >> the next girl leaves. goes to the next dude. >> i have to leave now. >> not putting any overly complicated device. never rule out batman. >> he got us into this. >> don't worry. he saves the day. it looks like everyone is glad for what he does. this particular video of course shot by devin. as always, drop a cool 10, 11-mindaugas behind the scenes video so you can see how it's done. we'll put it on our website, or you can view it on the app. >> this groom is

chairman richard burr and mark warner issues this statement -- and continued to this day., over a year of investigation, by the senate intelligence committee. and that is what they are revealing to us all. it has been worth while in terms of resources and money extended, don't you think? joining us john hand. senior counselor are defense of democracies. >> are you stunned by the conclusion of messiers burr and warner. >> i don't think so, this something that soviets before the russians and russian now have been about for decades trying to muck american elections, that hardly worth the time and resources to come with that conclusion. >> does it astound you that burr and warner, they chairman -- actually acted like they didn't know that russia had been trying to intervene in elections for decades before 2016? >> indeed, schrok shock, shock t there are russian efforts to meddle in american democratic process. lou: we have a senate intelligence committee with no findings, no evidence of collusion, says they know that russians meddle in the election, but don't pehl out -- spell

. >>> also with us, the top democrat of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner. >>> and the breaking news today, good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, a lot to cover. we're following breaking news in the manafort bank and tax fraud trial. the jury in alexandria submitting a note with a question to the judge. let's go to nbc intelligence and national security correspondent ken dilanian outside the courthouse in virginia tracking all of this. ken? >> that's right, andrea. the jury asked the judge what they should do essentially if they're deadlocked on a single count. now, that suggests to many people they're not deadlocked on the other 17 counts in the case. we should be careful about that because we don't know obviously if they've reached a verdict on those counts, whether it's guilty or not guilty. but most legal observers think the evidence is strong enough that an acquittal on 17 counts would be a shock, would be a stunner. they're looking at this as positive for the prosecution and bad for the defense. the jury is back in deliberations after having received instructions fr

virginia senator mark warner is the ranking democrat on the senate intelligence committee.utes before air. the response from your republican colleagues has been pretty deafening. mitch mcconnell hasn't said one word about what's been going on. what do you make of that? i mean, is there anything that could make them possibly speak out? >> well, let's see how this proceeds, but what can they say if they're trying to defend the president when the president's campaign manager, guilty of eight counts and has got another trial in less than a month that will explore his ties to ukraine, pro-russian leaders and oligarchs, that could even be more damaging to the president, and the president's lawyer and fixer not only pleading guilty and accusing the president of breaking the law around campaign finances, but voluntarily saying he's got information for mueller and my understanding is his lawyer at least said he would come before our committee and give information, as well. we've got questions about what he knew about trump's knowledge of the hacked e-mails and how they were used to

maybe we use a await -- aol technology and warner bros.'f interviews to create this website. as they tried to figure out what that looked like. harvey's show got canceled. harvey, you know l.a., you know celebrities, why don't you run this new thing? it was very vague what it was going to be. harvey took it, made the smart decision initially not to do it from the warner bros. tv lot. he moved it elsewhere into glendale, and instead of doing soft celebrity coverage, he used his expertise -- which is really, he knew every single lawyer in los angeles, and he knew that there was a lot of juicy stories half buried in the los angeles legal system if you knew how to get it. taylor: talked to was a little about his relationship with trump, some of the interviews they have done. >> donald trump was a minor figure in the tmz world because he was on open up the miss america pageant. over the time, harvey befriended donald trump's lawyer michael cohen and he would occasionally go on tmz shows and all of a sudden, when trump runs for president, harvey

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. >>> everything i needed to learn about comedy, i learned from warner brother cartoons. >> there is a part of us that is 12 years old. >> i am a man sbrnch. >> they killed kenny. >> comedians make great voice actors. >> there are tremendously funny lines in "toy story". >> you get so many chances to be funny in animation. >> the writing, the voice talent, animation, boom. ♪ >>> there's something about moving cartoons that really delights us. a cartoon is comedy coming to life. that's kind of interesting and magical. >> that's it. i have had enough of your tom foolery. >> the wildest thing you can think of is accomplished just by drawing it. so whether it's the simpsons, family guy, your imagination is unlimited in animation. >> in animation, you can like have people ripping apart each other's guts. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> one thing that i like to say is that live action is low budget animation. >> it can be taught. >> the visual jokes, the best of them are often in animated cartoons. >> is to be being nervous, kid. >> he's the most gentle dentist in the whole wide world. >> it's jus

mark warner of virginia is the senate intelligence committee's vi chairman. senator warner, welcome back to the program. >> thank you. >> woodruff: so president trump is repeating today that neither one of these velopments yesterday had anything to do with the mueller russia investigation. what is your read on the guilty plea and verdict yesterday? >> well, let's look -- take lo step back an at what we've seen in the last 24 hours. the president's campaign manager guilty of ight serious fennelies felonies, po ytentialy rs in jail, the president's long-time fixer guilty. comes on the national security advisor pleading guilty, 30 other indictmen from the mueller investigation, five other guilty pleas, the president's attorney general having to recuse himself. this president tries to, in a sense, live in an alternative world where the facts matter but the real facts are closing in. in the case of mr. cohen, mr. cohen's guilty plea where he seems to have indicted the president in terms of a campaign violation, i'll let other lawyers make the judgment on that, but

the dangerous abuses of free unrestrained speech on social media platforms politicians like mark warner the democrat out of virginia are putting political pressure on social media and tech giants to root out and clean up speech that capitol hill deems it appropriate dangerous this pressure has caused companies like facebook to seek help from rather curious political groups like the atlantic council on whose board matt taibbi in a recent rolling stone article observed you'll find confidence inspiring names like henry kissinger former cia chief michael hayden former acting cia had mike morrell and former bush era homeland security chief michael chertoff are on tire of interest they sat down with you to discuss the slippery slope of facebook friends censorship. is this kind of push for the corporate policing of free speech. and political content it kind of his manifesto itself you know recently with kind of facebook executives teaming up with a group of the atlantic council to decide you know what is you know fake news and bad political speech and what is good news and good political speec

justice department had a lot to say about why at&t should not be allowed to buy time warner. but the judge ultimately cleared the billion dollar deal. until transcripts allowed the merger to go through, showing that during private conversations between district judge richard leon and justice department lawyers, the judge shut down arguments that he decided or punitive or unhelpful. rapidlynited states, spreading in northern california blazes have become the states largest fire in history. 27 andted on july encompassed an area the size of los angeles. it is the second straight year that california has restored it -- reported the states largest wildfire. global news, 24 hours a day, and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . looking pretty positive. yet the nikkei high. as anna was alluding to it as the rally of seeing chinese and hong kong markets particularly large cap stocks by 1%. the earnings season has been quite positive for chinese equities. having a loo

jb 313.senator warner alluded to this in his recent policy proposal. addressing the scale of information operations is something the government we've not look at in quite some time and perhaps that would be a good place for us to start . >> doctor callas. >> there is no component which is to be to detect and attribute this activity so you can prove it's happening and then you have a more traditional toolkit of foreign policy measures to take action. >> doctor howard, i wanted to get on something you said and that was you gave us several compelling examples from your on gary and experience where they received clearly false stories that were intended to explain the downing of the malaysian airline and what's interesting to me is based on doctor kelly's testimony, it isn't just the hungarian crowd that is being manipulated or infiltrated or controlled but we've seen evidence where america's media is also being targeted and doctor kelly pointed out that the russian persona of general abrams who had accounts on multiple platforms was cited by more than 40 u

time warner would have added bargaining power over other companies.or brexit talks. she hopes president trump may help. they want a later deadline, that is looking for a showdown next month. the eu will be so occupied with the prospect of president trump disrupting the g20 meeting, they want to get a it answer. the company is struggling in key markets such as the u.s. and china. pandora has lost half its market value since the start of the year. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. it's always good to speak with someone from washington. they are wired in on the policy of the hill. dinesetter is someone who at the homestead table in indiana. he has a career of careful analysis, of indiana and washington. your column was a breath of fresh air. you actually went out and talked to those knee-high by the fourth of july. william: the crops look good in the midwest where our family farm is in indiana. are they concerned? they are looking at the fut

then we have a suite for mark warner, raking democrat on the senate intel committee. "glad to see the white house finally do something about election security even if it's only a press conference. now if only it was backed up by anything the president has said or done on russia." we find out they have offered briefing to senate democrats on what's happening with the election and it sounds like they haven't taken it so far, bradley. >> full disclosure, i was once an burr senator warner, many years ago. the problem they have is that there is no one in charge. what we heard today in the briefing with these officials, dni, fbi director, individuals like that, great descriptions of what they are doing as an agency. that is great, we got caught flat-footed in 2016, they are doing better. that's great. who is running at? we had an ebola scare a few years ago, we brought someone into compile, compile the data, be the person in charge. you do this, you handle this part. he was running at? >> shannon: it seems like a lot of it is coming from department of homeland security. we