we must put it into unbearable violations by putting infrastructure with hrc, helping countries to better control migration flow. faced with terrorism, migration, short-term responses are not enough. we must address the profound causes of instability. and terrorism are political challenges first and foremost for all of us. causes are of a civilizational order. if we overcome these challenges only through development. vote 0.55% of our national income for public development aid over the next five years. devote .55% of our national income for public development aid over the next five years. that applause these to be tempered. it is not enough. france is not stepping up to the table enough. it is not because it is a matter of money. it is the efficiency of the use of that money. responsibilityke for the expenditure of that money we are contributing. development aid must be more innovative. we must be more intelligent. step up to our responsibilities and the challenge, to ensure it arrives in the countries where it is useful to thet is purposes defined. with the european union and the world b

we must put it into unbearable violations by putting infrastructure with hrc, helping countries to better control migration flow. faced with terrorism, migration, short-term responses are not enough. we must address the profound causes of instability. migration and terrorism are political challenges first and foremost for all of us. the causes are of a civilizational order. of a moral order. if we overcome these challenges only through development. france will devote .55% of our national income for public development aid over the next five years. i thank you for the applause. but i think that applause these -- needs to be tempered. it is not enough. france is not stepping up to the table enough. it is not because it is a matter of money. it is the efficiency of the use of that money. it is how we spend the money. it is how we take responsibility for the expenditure of that money we are contributing. of course i wish for france to step up to the table when it comes to development aid must be more innovative. we must be more intelligent. we must step up to our responsibilities and the chall

we have a bunch of multi million dollar athletes instead of hrc. this is the president of the united states. this is gross. this is a bad person. it's the act of a bad person. to be intentionally divisive knowing more people will engage in the action he claims to want to see less of. kennedy: i love football and i love this country. i marvel at the people who are able to play football for a long long time. it takes such a toll on your body, and it's an incredible acroback it thing to see people do it well. but there is a line drawn, you are either on our side or their side and it sucks to have that chasm. >> i don't like football. and i'm furious i have had so many opinions about it. they are boycotting and protesting and it, ridiculous. i agree with everyone, it was six dudes until the president said this. he knew this would happen. the people who wants to protest should be able to do that. the people who want to protest he they should have a right to do that. why do we all have to care so much? kennedy: we have big hearts and bigger brains and a

was beyond frustrating that bernieed acted as if he had a monopoly on political purrty as opposed to hrc. quite a contrast. she also saved some spice key venom for "the new york times," writing: the times, as usual, played an outsized role in shaping coverage of my e-mails throughout the election. to me, the paper's approach felt schizophrenic. well, someone when's in that much need of therapy might know a thing or two about diagnosing mental illness. and the most comical line comes from a fictional glimpse into election night as she clearly imagines a false scenario of her and bill alone in bed writing: i hadn't cried yet, wasn't sure if i would, but i felt deeply exhausted, like i hadn't slept in ten years. we laid down on the bed -- [laughter] excuse me, and stared at the ceiling. bill took my hand, and we just lay there. you know what happened, hillary? you! you lost the election. it wasn't the lack of televised address from president obama or misogynystic bernie bros or russian hackery, you're not likable. and, sadly, no one cares about this string of flimsy, boring excuses that wou

. >> i like harsco hrc. metals mining and rails company. industrial complex again, it's positive for harsco. >> forest city realty. i mentioned looking at the shareholders -- >> five seconds. >> -- that they announced their strategic options -- >> three seconds have a great weekend "power" starts now >>> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera and here's what's on the "power lunch" menu. another terrorist attack in london north korea firing another missile over japan and in just minutes from now u.n. ambassador nikki haley and white house national security adviser h.r. mcmaster set to speak live at the white house. we're going to carry that briefing straight ahead. >>> wall street once again shrugging off the terror and the missiles the dow, the s&p 500, and the nasdaq all hitting record highs. can anything rattle this market? >>> and today's attack in london putting security front and center shocking in-depth look at the threat

clinton on facebook writing the clinton foundation is willing to kill to protect its secrets, so on hrc's book tour try to grab her hair i must confirm the sequences i have will pay $5,000 per hair obtained from hillary clinton, payment after sequence matches good luck patrollers they're saying this is threatening. encouraging people to pull out her hair >> a weird thing -- >> he digs deep. >> did he also see john mccain's dig about hillary clinton's book tour >> no. >> good luck to her, if you lose, you don't write a book move on. >> people are interested she'll make money. >> that's not necessarily always the reason to do it. it was an amusing dig by john mccain who doesn't usually do that kind of thing it wasn't cutting. >> it wasn't encouraging people to pull her hair out >> wasn't. nor is he trying to keep his bail either way all good for john mccain. >>> still to come a round up of the global markets and the top ea aies including a major data brcht equifax. ♪ we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, you

>> i like harsco hrc. metals mining and rails company. industrial complex again, it's positive for harsco. >> forest city realty. i mentioned looking at the shareholders -- >> five seconds. >> -- that they announced their strategic options -- >> three seconds have a great weekend "power" starts now >>> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera and here's what's on the "power lunch" menu. another terrorist attack in london north korea firing another missile over japan and in just minutes from now u.n. ambassador nikki haley and white house national security adviser h.r. mcmaster set to speak live at the white house. we're going to carry that briefing straight ahead. >>> wall street once again shrugging off the terror and the missiles the dow, the s&p 500, and the nasdaq all hitting record highs. can anything rattle this market? >>> and today's attack in london putting security front and center shocking in-depth look at the threats inside our u.s. airports that exclusive cnbc investigation coming up as "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome, everybod

so on hrc's book tour, try to grab her hair from her i must confirm the sequences i have will pay $5,000 per hair obtained from hillary clinton. payment after sequence matches good luck, patrollers. now federal prosecutors -- >> what is he talking about? >> he's basically telling people to go out and pluck hair off of her head, physically off of her head >> if it matches -- if he can link her to any of the murders of all the people that have been -- >> federal prosecutors moving to revoke his bail arguing that the post is a threat >> oh. >> the soap opera continues. >> coming up -- i was listening to you read that that's really -- >> it's a real story >> kroger just out with quarterly results, shares of one of the nation's biggest grocery chains, and we got kroger cfo mike slotman will join us. a lot of stores in houston, and i think they've got presence in florida through the recent acquisioofitn lucky's first on cnbc next hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to