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you could also have, because some of the problems that are out there -- and john williams talked about this today, the new york fed president -- we're in uncharted territory when it comes to monetary policy and trade. this trade problem could potentially go away and it would lift a huge veil over the market. >> it is up to the president though, what he means by that. >> for 18 months under the trade war the market has gone side ways and every time we've been near an all-time high it steps back and you don't know if lifting the trade veil would create a certain clarity allowing for investment into the future. >> absolutely. eric, one of the ways people try to hide from this is going to the s&p, low volatility, etf tends to outperform, which is true today to an extent. what should investors do in the environment steve is describing? it is 1.5% to growth. >> we wouldn't be surprised if we didn't see a slowdown similar to the early 2000s where you have kind of a manufacturing, industrial recession but the consumer does relatively well. we still see consumption trends looking pretty good. t

. >> what does it mean for everybody else we appreciate it very much >> speaking of bank earnings, john shrewsberry will be at closing bell today that'll be around 3:00 don't miss it. here is what's ahead on "the exchange." >> the administration puts economic sanctions on turkey we'll look at the ramifications here and abroad. amazon's ehealthcare push, a loo at what they could do and how much it could be worth for their bottom line. another company gets into the streaming war. when i lost my sight, my biggest fear was losing my independence. this is "the exchange" on cnbc to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. >>> welcome back turkey says the fight is aimed to create as safe zone to resettle some of the millions refugees are hosting skeptics are not so sure and questioned the president tru will that help for calling for the violence and what are the longer term implications here? welcome to you both, ryan, we'll start with you

walk joining me now to break it all down, chief economics commentator at the wall st urnal and also john augustine. what do you think markets are taking away from all of the conflicting headlines? >> the one thing we noticed today is there is still some rotation 3 m, best performer in the dow, procter & gamble, worst performer, so still in our view some semblance of belief that we get phase one. >> like those are relatively encouraging signs. would you kind of keep moving in that direction, does it matter what the fed does in this case for you? >> yes, fed still has the most expensive money in town let's say to give it a phre and we think that they will still cut end of october, mu we'but we're watching earnings. >> and we'll circle back to that in a moment. greg, let me ask you about the fed. there is a binary thing whereas the trade talks get worse, people price in more fed rate cuts and vice versa. so if we have a relatively can good feeling about this trade deal, does that mean we should not expect a cut this month or fewer cuts going forward >> the fed is not watching the trade talk

for more on the move, i'm joined by john weeks. what specifically do you fault boeing with here >> hi, good afternoon. and we were in talks with boeing and because of the magnitude of the losses keep piling up. aand as we know now, that's probably even further delayed. and i understand that is the core issue that hangs over the entire delay >> kelly, we relied on boeing to produce product tests all the way back from when we were negotiating. and there's been surprises along the way, we were never informed and what existed much less, you can't train what is not in the book and when we send our representatives into boeing for the training, there was no mention of that. so as we know it, it doesn't exist. it's being designed out of the airplane now the fact is boeing was responsible for producing an airworthy airplane that we could make income off of and that hasn't happened and i'll be glad to shed light, too, on the time line as we go further in the interview. >> that is interesting people should be aware if they're not already that

well, after next week, we get to where i like to be in earnings reports looking at jp morgan, johnson&john on the same day october 16, ibm and october 17 honeywell and more >> we look forward to it let's get to sue herrera for an update >> here is what's happening at this point on the white house lawn, president trump is issuing an ult mate um house speaker nancy pelosi threatening to hold white house documents. >> as everybody knows we've been treating unfairly, very different from anybody else, if you go over history, any aspect of life, you'll see how unfairly we've been tweeted >> the impeachment inquiry moving along michael atkinson arriving on capitol hill this morning and his closed door temperature regarding the whistleblower complaint is expected to last all day. >> relatives to the victims of the paris terrorist attack welcome a new piece of art of a hand holding1 baoon-li tulip. the missing 12th tulip represents the lives lost in the 2015/2016 terror attacks >> just about half an hour to go >> we'll see you in about half an hour, 2:00 in the east and elsewhere. it is a jobs day

so, john, let me ask you, i was just talking last hour about the reason i got to congress. i've told this story before. i was watching you and tim penny, a republican and democrat get on the house floor, talk about the deficit, talk about the exploding national debt, and, i mean, you and i, that was our thing in congress. we were republicans, we were small government republicans. we believed in less spending. we believed in balanced budgets and we believed in free trade, we believed in standing up to russia, i could go on and on. we believed in nato. we believed that you were friends to your friends and you were tough to your enemies.

and i think john ratcliffe in that soundbite we ran a little while ago said, you know, under adam schiff's rules, we can't tell you what the witnesses say. but we can tell you what they didn't say. and nobody has said that the ukrainians knew that u.s. aid was withheld. you can't have quid pro quo without the quo. brian: no doubt without two tracks there was a rudy giuliani track and formal diplomatic track. guess what? that happens all the time. if you hearken back to sidney blumenthal working for hillary clinton despite barack obama telling hillary clinton i don't want him working for you he was doing his own thing in libya. ainsley: sounds like bill taylor didn't like the rudy giuliani track. he was disappointed with the way giuliani was handling things. doesn't mean there was quid pro quo. if every single person who has gone behind closed doors and not one of them has said that ukraine knew that they were holding up aid, then there is no quid pro quo. quid pro quo would be the president saying, ukraine, i'm not going to give you the money unless you do this

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people are watching the chief justice, john roberts. he's essentially a swing vote. he sided with the liberal judges keeping a citizenship question off of the 2020 census. ruth bader ginsberg back after her battle with cancer. our producer inside the courtroom said she seems to be in good health and asked the first question. now there are questions of another justice, clarence thomas. he was not on the bench today. the court says he's home likely recovering from the flu.

tonight -- john krasinski from nbc's "sunnyside," actor and comedian joel kim booster, candidate for senator of kentucky, amy mcgrath, featuring the 8g band with emily moon ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news president trump this morning attacked the impeachment inquiry tweeting, "this impeachment nonsense is just the continuation of the witch hunt hoax." okay, this is beside the point but "witch hunt" and "hoax" mean the same thing [ laughter ] calling the impeachment a witch hunt hoax is like calling you dumb donald trump. [ laughter ] you don't -- [ cheers and applause need both. according to a new poll, 50% of americans say they're ready to elect an openly gay president if for no other reason, just to

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security adviser john bolton. they are confirming now that bolton's lawyers have had talks with investigating committees about a possible deposition.

for the latest we turn to john roberts. reporter: a new development in the impeachment inquiry. tim morrison who is the top russia expert at the national security council will be leaving his position. sources tell fox news it's been expected for some time. but the timing is significant because morrison is scheduled to testify tomorrow. according to the ambassador, morrison believed military aid to ukraine was contingent on ukrainian officials opening an investigation into hunter and joe biden. president trump kept up his

grounds exist for the house of representatives to exercise its constitutional power to impeach donald john trump, president of the united states of america. section 2. open and transparent investigative proceedings by the permanent select committee on intelligence for the purpose of continuing the investigation described in the first section of this resolution, the permanent select committee on intelligence referred to in this resolution as the permanent select committee is authorized to conduct proceedings pursuant to this resolution as follows. one, the chair of the permanent

that's what happened in 1974 when barry goldwater and hugh scott and john rhodes went to richard nixon and said you have no more support from your fellow republicans. that's what forced him out of office and that's what any president under this kind of investigation has to worry about. >> here's the problem, the damage is already done. it would be one thing if the white house checked with mitch mcconnell and, you know, mitch mcconnell was like, we can't support you on this. they already announced the doral thing. they already admitted the quid pro quo. it's already out there. so it really -- the climb back is maybe a little too little too late. it has already put republicans in a really tough position. it's emboldened democrats. i mean, regardless of what happens with impeachment, whether the president is actually removed from office or not, democrats are now armed with half a dozen examples of corruption and self-dealing that they can use in a political context going into this next election up and down the ballot. it's really a tough position that trump has already put republicans in.

former national security adviser john bolton. "the new york times" reporting that impeachment investigators are negotiate with bolton's attorneys for him to testify as well in private. and as the impeachment inquiry continues, centered on a request by the president for a foreign country to investigate his political opponents here at home, we are learning that

joining me is senator john kennedy, good to have you. it seems inevitable. i could be wrong but at least now, eventually they are going to vote to impeach, might be drama whether they get this done but then what? >> when i watch the house impeachment proceedings i'm perplexed and appalled. here is what i hear nancy pelosi and chairman shift saying to the american people. you are stupid and we are smart. i hear them saying to the american people you are so stupid you can't govern yourselves. i hear them saying you are so stupid that you chose donald trump over secretary clinton and we've got to fix it for you. i hear them saying you are so stupid we are not going to show you the evidence, you can't handle it. we are going to do all of this behind closed doors and tell you what we are going to do. i find that appalling. i find it perplexing because i read these stories about nancy pelosi and what a talented politician she is and she is a strategic thinker and major tactician and i think to myself does she really believe the american people are going to fall fo

hoax that hastest been playing out, john, since my election, we will find out soon, but probably even before my election. this is a fraudulent crime on the american people, but we are working together. and hello sea and all of them, we will see what happens, because we did absolutely -- i had a great call with the ffesident of ukraine, and schi got up, the chairman of the committee, made up a call that never took place. , he maded to believe

john: thank you. pres. trump: please. pick somebody who is really nice. can we get a really nice person? i think they are all nice in finland. pres. niinisto: are there finnish reporters?

john roberts. john: mr. president, thank you. president niinisto.

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john, scott, phil we appreciate it. the dow is still up about 269 points. we want to go live to the rose garden for the moment to peek in. president trump is about to welcome the stanley cup champion. all smiles out there. a nice blue sky at the moment. but inside the white house it's probably getting very serious, on this issue. the u.s. grappling with turkey's incursion into northeast syria and it's targeting those kurds, of course. the reliable partners of the united states, which the president suddenly left that area, and then the turks attacked them. well, the president just 24 hours ago slapped sanctions on turkey, five days after the turkish invasion began. the sanctions include suspending work on 100 billion dollars trade deal, restrictions on senior turkish officials, and the energy and defense ministries and a return to 50% tariffs slapped on turkish steel. turkey's tariff rate on american steel remaining at 25%, with no threat yet of raising it in retaliation. the steel tariffs may not mean much to turkey, to return to last year's levels and thos

thank you very much, john corpina, phil flynn. thank you. >> thank you. liz: but lack of a signed trade deal, folks, does is have investors hanging up on one particular name in the dow, and it's cisco. with the closing bell ringing in 49 minutes, the networking giant is the biggest drag on the dow 30 after goldman sachs cut it to neutral from buy, down about 82 cents right now. and goldman also sliced its price target from $56 to 48. not even at 48, it's at 46 at the moment. goldman says blame weakening business confidence and an anticipated spending slowdown due to uncertainty stemming from the u.s./china trade war. the contract war between the uaw workers and general motors has striking members pinching pennies as their struggle enters its fourth week. but if you think these folks on the picket lines are the only ones furious with management, up next we've got someone giving the union workers some competition in the anger department. the businessman who's warning that gm's short memory could cost way more than the strike itself. he's up when " the count

john, phil, thank you very much. 9 minutes past the hour, the dow is down 262. low of the session more than 300 points. we're not there. we're off the low. breaking at this hour, a hearing is expected to begin at any moment now in manhattan federal court as republican representative chris collins of new york is expected to switch his plea to guilty. this on insider trading charges. the congressman submitted a letter of resignation yesterday around this time. let me get to the courthouse and kristina partsinevelos who is right there in new york city. it is an about-face of this embattled lawmaker when it comes to what our viewers know all about, and that's insider trading of stocks. >> yeah, it's an excellent example of insider trading, should it prove to be accurate. you have chris collins who had put in a change of plea, so we're assuming he's going to plead guilty because he pled not guilty. he is facing 8 counts of felony. he also could face up to 130 years in jail, which pretty much shows the severity of this case. but what does that actually mean? what did

hit me start with john over at the new york stock exchange. i don't know, john if you saw this, it said that the manufacturing slump is not yet spilling over to the services part of the index. things aren't that bad. >> if the beige book is showing that industrials are slowing down as we hammer out a trade deal, that makes sense. and the fed would then want to put housing into high gear. that's something that he does have some control over. so for you and i, a quarter basis point may not mean anything, but for a young person who is trying to qualify for a mortgage, that quarter basis point or eighth of a point may make them a qualified homebuyer. and if we're looking around and trying to figure out where can we see some of this? if you look at your charts, reits number two sector behind technology. if you're looking for some leadership in the market, as we're a stone's throw from all-time highs, look at semiconductors. talk about the internet of things? in new homes, the internet is everywhere, in every appliance, and semiconductors are alread

brexit is one where boris john sonthis he's got a great -- johnson thinks he's got a great deal. >> if it goes through, i think it might because there's, obviously, been a lot of turmoil, and there's a lot of momentum in the status quo over there. but if you can get a resolution here and people can get back to work and start moving to the next reality, you know, i think that'd be ad good signal for the world. maybe it'll impact some of the trade deals that are held up, and if everybody decides let's settle up and move on, i think it would be very positive. but, you know, as a business person, i think it would get done. as politics, we don't know. maria: yeah. and then there's china, and then there's usmca and, of course, a federal reserve meeting in about two weeks. are you expecting the fed to cut rates? what's the impact there? >> well, i think the fed has a difficult decision because there's no inflation, so there's no real reason to worry about inflation and raising rates. there's been a manufacturing contraction for our third month in a row, manufacturing contraction. railroad tra

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where we will discuss the 2020th presidential race with former governor john kasich right here on "the wall street journal" at large. thank you for joining us. >> "barron's roundtable" scott galloway. earning season what to expect. for companies to watch in why and liberate general weighs in on china trade the 2020 election and more. "barron's roundtable" starts now. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where the sharpest minds on wall street meat to get behind the headline and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm set. we begin with what we think are the three most important things investor should be thinking about right now. market rallies on china. optimism. is it too early to pop the champagne cork? we will tell you what to expect in which companies you should be watching and the countdown to brexit. if boris johnson can make a last-minute deal what does that mean for investors? on "barron's roundtable" tonight my colleague alfred warren rubin and jack hough. big news on china. six months ago "barron's" had a cover story that said keep calm, don't panic. are you panicking somewhere in

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reporter: how crucial is john bolton's testimony in building the case you hope to build against president trump? mr. nadler: you should ask adam schiff. any testimony is important , especially testimony that is so crucially located. reporter: you say that you have the right to impose appropriate remedies if you determine that the president is unlawfully blocking witnesses, what do you mean by that? mr. nadler: it's elementary that we are one party to a litigation. unlawfully block the investigation as this president has been doing, although we hope he won't continue doing it. we may have to take steps and do other things. reporter: what kind of punishment are you considering? mr. nadler: i'm not considering anything. we'll see what happens. reporter: how do you interpret the ways that republicans stated that two democrats voted with them? mr. nadler: i interpret that the republicans are ignoring evidence that they don't want to see a proper investigation. that's all i can draw. mr. jeffries: last question. reporter: chairman nadler, how long will the house judiciary meet? and i think it i

he is basically marxist and so is john mcdonald, they want to turn the country into a second venezuela. isn't thatjust a country into a second venezuela. isn't that just a lazy assessment? no, it's not. it's the truth, martin. we are a far cry from venezuela. look at the policies they set out in the last manifesto. they we re set out in the last manifesto. they were a lot less radical than the rhetoric itself would suggest and that's what's interesting about someone likejohn that's what's interesting about someone like john mcdonald... huge public expenditure commitments. but so do the tories. this is the ifa ‘s. so do the tories. this is the ifa 's. i do think corbin is to be careful about his antibusiness rhetoric, i really do, because it will damage jobs and when he's going on about tax dodgers, the top 1% of taxpayers actually pay over 25% of the income tax in this country. but isn't he talking about the big corporations who pay almost nothing in tax compared with their profits. the problem with that, there is a lack of international cooperation about that. it doesn't make it rig

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do i have to remind you of john dean. this is pathetic and writing the rules for us, the rules committee had to write the rules for the judiciary committee because they didn't trust them enough to do that. i ask you as members of the media, how can the american people trust this judiciary committee that the speaker doesn't trust enough to handle an impeachment inquiry. i do have one thing for mr. schiff. if he wants to be a special counsel, here's my challenge to mr. schiff, you want to be ken starr, be ken starr. be the first witness and take every question that is asked of you, starting with your own involvement with the whistleblower. folks, this ain't over. get ready. the cloud that is dropping will be dropping on their heads because process matters and substance will win out in the end and this president hasn't anything to worry about on substance. i yield back. [applause] >> congress will go back to their districts for a week. tomorrow will be november 1, one year before voters cast a vote not just for congress but

to denial to britain voted for breakfast at breakfast off to denial that was anger best summed up by john but trying to keep a lid that was anger best summed up by john but trying to keep a lid on parliamentary proceedings. don't parliamentary proceedings or do. you know what i'm doing all day. oh do 6 you know what i'm doing all day. oh do 6. i want it was time to officially trigger on 6. i want it was time to officially trigger article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really does want article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really does want divorce well the analogy is well priceless the rules well the analogy is well priceless. then there was bargaining when to resume a made trip off to trip to brawl so then there was bargaining when to resume a made trip off the trip to brussels trying to get herself a brags it deal off to advance the owns saddle is trying to get herself a brags it deal off to advance the own set of bragg's it in joost depression that was when brits started to have bragg's it induced depression that was when brits started coming

john bolton as well. he said that explicitly on the record. so the stakes here really high. but the timeline is really difficult, as you said, pam. even when a court moves as fast as it can as it is here with cooperman, we're still not going back until december 10th, and there is not going to be a ruling on december 10th. even when courts are moving as fast as they can, it may not be fast enough for impeachment. >> but let me ask you this quickly. if the judge rules that the absolute immunity argument doesn't hold up, that mcgahn has to testify, what would that mean if that happens before december 10th? what would that mean for cooperman and bolton? >> right. it's going to make a big difference to what happens to cooperman and bolton. a and the two judges were referring to what was going on down the hall. it's all related. if the judge rules mcgahn has to testify, that is going the help congress' case on getting cooperman and perhaps bolton to testify as well. a lot of dominos are falling here. >> the whi

lawmaker who will not be contesting his seat would be of course the speaker of the house of commons john bercow he denounces retirements for october 31st to coincide with what was supposed to be the end of the price of process urco has risen to international prominence for his role during those breaks of debates so much so that one word in particular is almost synonymous with his name. 'd 6 love him all loathe him john bercow has become a british household name i know you still don't rent sparrow studio tricks yourself. bercow was 1st elected to the role of speaker of the house of commons 10 years ago it's been his job to change debate and to king or to alter although a politician himself the speaker must also remain impartial at all times but beko has been accused by some of showing political bias particularly when it comes to bricks it my ruling is their fault the motion will not be debated to day as it would be repetitive and disorderly to do certainly i know that the dynamics you face mean that on occasion you will sometimes have to please some and not others but it is becoming remar

the up reply case being john kerry was preparing to speak with john kerry and this was classified and forward on unclassified systems. if you are a democrat or one of these deep state critters it's okay to do that. but it also raises serious questions, it raises more questions than it answers. it looks like state department officials may have played a role in that. lou: jonathon wiener appears to have played the role as conduit to the diplomats. that's important as we look at the real collusion taking place with whom. >> why were they connecting with the senior officials at the russian embassy? his job was supposed to be libya. the left assumed russia tried to help donald trump win even thoifort was feckless and played no real role. but who knows. maybe there were elements in russia who were in on the conspiracy to stage a coup against the president of the united states. lou: the collusion seems to be tilting toward the other party, if you will. it's unclear whom, if there is indeed collusion of any kind. it's deeply troubling to watch this process of the dems which they formalized to

here is what john brennan said about the spirit >> the reason why mr. trump has us very relationsp with the cia and the deep state people -- >> and you. >> i've heard that. [laughter] they tell the truth. they cannot be manipulated like lay in his hands. they will stand up and speak out when things are wrong. >> martha: richard? >> what you can't get away from is the facts. we do not know if the whistle-blower went on a trip with jo joe biden and we do not know if the whistle blower was a democratic operative. we don't know this. here's what we do know. >> martha: we are not reporting any person's name but we have not confirmed anybody. there is more than one person out there. go ahead. >> here's what we do know. this whistle-blower followed the law add their complaints have been cooperated by many other sources and he is credible by the justices office. the dni has indicated that the inspector general is credible and the whistle-blower is credible. >> martha: let me go back to this. it seems to be that in some sense since it doesn't matter that the pho