. >> host: here's what youro wrote, the case is likely to be hurt by the justices in december and offered the ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide with advocacy for the religious right and free speech. tell us more. >> guest: he's the swing vote co and on the conservative wing he sometimes fight with the liberals in the decision that he wrote so this is where he cuts him right down the middle because on the one hand she does support the rights and a huge part of his legacy when he left the court that he's also a free speech rights and business rateh and has to find a way to rule in so he this case and whatever he decides is probably going to happen because it will beeft costing the fifth of. >> host: davis: from ohio. i what would you like to say or ask about the new term?why >> caller: i would like to bring up one point. why are all of the supreme court justices part of the ivy league? is at harvard or princeton or aw cornell, whatever. why don't we have a justice that is other than just the ivy league. >> host: what is the breakdownre in terms and why do you think people think

the policy coming out of the center is that they want quality , and this emphasis on quality accept youro longer second level technology. they want your top level technology. maybe they do not want the intellectual property, but they want that top level. they made it very hard to invest in hollywood or in golf courses overseas. they want them to invest in approved projects. not market-based reform. this is telling companies specifically what they can and cannot invest in under the guise of deleveraging. >> it is. one of the important ones that hooks up to some other matters that among the approved or belt androjects is road projects. if you can show some road hook up in your business plan, you have a better chance of getting it through. that leads us to believe that will become the avenue for or maybelight non-desired outcomes will go through that channel rather than a general, but we sauce xi refer to the project, and it was announced earlier this year as china's core foreign policy. that has very strong economic drivers. china had to try and somehow restore global demand. internally, we

for everybody no matter where what youro matter thought processes, this is a sad day.ing that on wednesday. we will be spending the full day there and maybe longer than that. thank you very much everybody. appreciate it. you. thank you very much. listeningu have been to the president of the united states of the united states speaking about puerto rico and las vegas where he is spending the day on wednesday. a very sad day for the united states. with the governor of the u.s. virgin islands in puerto rico when he visits puerto rico which is still scheduled for tomorrow. back to bitcoin another cryptocurrencies surging this year, our story today. regulators concerned that investors are inflating a bubble destined to pop. a popular exchange for this currency facing scrutiny from , about an incident in june. let's bring in a reporter to talk about it. what is the end game here? will regulators managed to shut down or put restrictions on cryptocurrencies so that they will end up going away? >> it is a great question. the regulatory environment is a gray area. it is such a ne

. >> i like that youro pushing match that you normally don't like a whole lot. like you said, saving with sticks. first down is so important. they can get the second five and third and one and they have a threat of ringing ball and week one redskins did not run the ball well and they had to passe little too much and then you know obviously when eagles pass rush and that's all. >> we saw last week so much of the screen game. basically it's a run game right here. >> right, sometimes when the run game is not working how can you do your substitute run game. that's run game check balance back and that's what i lot of teams do in the run game struggling. >> you need to passe lot aand protect your quarterback. >> go back to what you said last week we saw a lot of screen passes. we saw it they saw it. definitely protect your quarterback. this is a game everything he we said he he answered the that call. it will inches not happen if you don't protect him at the line of coverage. that was bad a job in protection of this offensive line has done in a few sea seasons. fletch

i would urge you first to get know what youro responsibilities are and second, to discuss with other cabinet officers how you would implement a section for of the 25th amendment. i yield back. >> the chernow recognizes the gentleman from kentucky, mr. barr. committee chair of our monetary policy and trade subcommittee. barr: welcome to the committee and thank you for your service, not just as a public servant, as secretary of the department but also as a physician in private life and for helping so many children. most of all for the example you have set. that hard work, integrity, persistence, those are values to escapingential poverty. thank you for expressing that government dependency often undermines those values. as we have talked in kentucky many times, my district has one of the highest opioid addiction rates in the country. unfortunately, the commonwealth of kentucky suffers under the third highest drug overdose mortality rate in america. the good news is i have seen evidence-based transitional housing programs, including saint james place, shepherd's house, these help indivi