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here in berlin bennett is one of the people featured in. our alternative taurus guide planet len so about entrepreneurs who come to this city from abroad and have thriving businesses here. fiona bennett never feels properly dressed without a hat she creates exquisite headgear in her early inch judio. and steps back then is always on the go and that fascinates me. fiona bennett has been designing ladies and men's hats for life glamorous moments since the late 1980 s. shop last in the central cheer cotton district is hirsch studio and shop in one she displays her creations like works of art classical whimsical or extravagant but where of all that sphere owner bennettsville. pad current collection is inspired by vintage kimonos. burners on only clients christina aguilera also was fiona bennett's creations so does not yet our money and hollywood star brad pitt he discovered her caps when he visited bella in in 2008 it had to die. i was lucky enough that he picked out the malcolm cap and then or nothing else but that for years and ordered more o

erik: what is the next chapter for bennett goodman? bennett: i'm not sure. it is going to take me some time to sort all that out. but i will say this, i am genuinely excited about my new role at blackstone come january 2020, where i will be a senior advisor to the firm. i am going to maintain my chairman role on our bdc and direct lending activities. that is a business near and dear to my heart. i will be able to continue to work on investment committee, continue to source deals for them, and be involved. i am going to start a family office, so i am getting close to signing a lease and hiring a few people. longer term, if there is another chapter, i would have to identify a sector or an investment strategy where i think there's great value, regardless -- great value. regardless, whatever i do in my next life will not be at the scale of what i did at blackstone. erik: bennett, thank you for spending time with us here at bloomberg. it must be amazing to look back at your career and thing of what you've accomplished. bennett: thank you, erik. erik: that is benn

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>>fbi special agent in charge john bennett says material seized at the shooter's apartment in nevada. and at a home in gilroy do not point to one particular ideology just because somebody has a look at their house doesn't mean that they are winning one way or another bennett was commenting on reports that investigators found both white supremacist and radical muslim material at the home where le guen state in walker lake nevada. he also dismissed the significance of finding a knife in the home. >>i think everybody's house has knives and so we're we're really concerned of things that we found that department and bennett had more cold water to throw on the significance of league and instagram post right before the shooting referencing a manifesto cited by white supremacist groups the book that you're referencing is something from that the team 96 i'm not sure that's really a high-dollar reading now. right >>so are you ruling anything out at this point we're not ruling anything out obviously that's why we're asking for here is science. units us experts out. >>the behavioral science exper

bennett streamed the act on facebook letter to bennett comes confronted the senator about his bill on vaccine at a exceptions and can be seen shoving him as he tries to walk away. the senator was unharmed in the attack. sacrament of police cited and released bennett for misdemeanor assault. >>> new 11:00, chances are you have seen this post on instagram about new privacy rules, and how you can opt out. even celebrities have been sharing it. it turns out, it is a hoax. reporter britney hopper on why it went viral. >> reporter: this instagram post made its rounds on social media in the last 24 hours, cleaning by posting it, your pictures and messages are private. it caused panic amongst users and many celebrities, inking they were protecting their privacy, but really, the joke was on them. soci dia and tech expert jessica says it is scary how many people believed the hoax point >> as soon as you sign up for a social network you should know that all of that information will be in the network and yes, they say we don't sell your data, but let's say there is a court case, and they are in t

matt welch, michael bennett spoke yesterday at the dnc convention in california. he was critical of the way this whole process has been structured. we are rewarding celebrity candidates with millions of twitter followers, mibillionair who buy their way on to the stage and candidates who run for years. there is a fight to get on the debate stage. are candidates unfairly left? >> i would add to that list senators no one has heard of and have no numbers in the polls despite running for many months. that's a long list actually. you can see his critique there. at the same time, if you look at the field, at least half of it the whole time started at the 1% level or below, and have yet to come up at all, to show up. the only person that has risen from that to show some difference is andrew yang.

bennett confronted him about his push to crack down on vaccine exemptions. and is seen shoving him when he tries to walk away. pan who is a practicing. attrition was unharmed in the attack. sacramento police cited and released bennett for misdemeanor assault. >>> state senate leader tony atkins has spoken out about the attack saying there is absolutely no reason for resorting to violence. we may not agree on every piece of legislation but that is no reason to resort to aggressive and harmful behavior. this is a place where laws are meant to be made not broken. >>> we will have to wait until next month for any burdick in the ghost ship trial. the jury wrapping up work for the day. they won't meet until after labor day. we report on their holiday break and scheduling conflicts.>> reporter: defense attorneys thought they would have a verdict today. the jurors are off until september 3 after the labor day holiday. it is a break the judge had previously approved due to scheduling issues. today some jurors requested additional days off in september. if approved th

bennett streamed the act on facebook letter to bennett comes confronted the senator about his bill on vaccine at a exceptions and can be seen shoving him as he tries to walk . ta. sacrament of police cited and released bennett for misdemeanor assault. >>> new 11:00, chances are you have seen this post on instagram about new privacy rules, and how you can opt out. even celebrities have been sharing it. it turns out, it is a hoax. reporter britney hopper on why it went viral. >> reporter: this instagram post made its rounds on social media in the last 24 hours, cleaning by posting it, your pictures and messages are private. it caused panic amongst users and many celebrities, inking they were protecting their privacy, but really, the joke was on them. jessica says it is scary how many people believed the hoax point >> as soon as you sign up for a social network you should know that all of that information will be in the network and yes, they say we don't sell your data, but let's say there is a court case, and they are in the suit against you, they do by law have to give up that informat

>>fbi special agent in charge john bennett says material seized at the shooter's apartment in nevada. and at a home in gilroy do not point to one particular ideology just because somebody has a look at their house doesn't mean that they are winning one way or another bennett was commenting on reports that investigators found both white supremacist and radical muslim material at the home where le guen state in walker lake nevada. he also dismissed the significance of finding a knife in the home. >>i think everybody's house has knives and so we're we're really concerned of things that we found that department and bennett had more cold water to throw on the significance of league and instagram post right before the shooting referencing a manifesto cited by white supremacist groups the book that you're referencing is something from that the team 96 i'm not sure that's really a high-dollar reading right now. >>so are you ruling anything out at this point we're not ruling anything out obviously that's why we're asking for here is science. units us experts out. >>the behavioral science exper

roche's irish compatriot sam bennett was denied back—to—back stage wins on tuesday as fabiojakobsen took victory by the narrowest of margins. the dutch national champion was awarded his first grand tour stage, his wheel crossing the line millimetres ahead of bennett. the number two seed and three—time winner rafa rommedahl is to set up against australian john milner. -- rafael nadal. and the belarusian derby in the women's competition is still continuing. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, once again. it's time we got you right up—to—date with how we see the rest of the week developing right across the british isles, and the rest of the week is certainly going to be marked by quite a considerable change for some parts, in that it will be cooler, wetter and windier and, for that change, we have to thank a frontal system which has been lurking away towards the north—western quarter of the british isles in recent days. itjust hasn't managed to get across the british isles simply because of the presence

education minister mr bennett welcome to see now it's clear that israel sees significant threats from iran in the past few days it's involved incursions into lebanon iraq and syria some people might say that this level of preemptive incursion is a step too far. iran is trying to envelope israel from all of this through has which is affectively iran through syria through iraq and even through gaza it's like a big octopus sending its origins in order to strangle israel we're not going to wait for iran to succeed but obviously will preempt and we will defend israeli lives and israeli citizens security anywhere anytime that we need to do so even though israel has arguably one of the most formidable defense systems on the planet with the i and also some significant allies around the world to these preemptive strikes maybe a little bit jumping the gun for want of a better phrase. quite the contrary what we're seeing is an aggressor which is a row. israel has no issue with iran if iran would focus inward on on its own people and stop trying to destroy israel as it explicitly says it will do

what michael bennett said last night about education. i want to share that sound. >> this is the fourth debate that we have had and the second time we have been debating what people did 50 years ago with busing when our schools are as segregated today as they were 50 years ago. we need a conversation about what's happening now. and when there's a group of kids in this country that don't get preschool through no fault of their own and another group does, equal is not equal. >> mayor tubbs, michael bennett took us to the present. for people who care about inequality, for people who care about lost opportunities, education is where it's at. how important was that answer to voters do you believe, mayor? >> i think the answer was important for voters but also hopefully for moderators moving forward. so much of the debates especially the last debate was about some sort of wwe meets jerry springer setup. to the point raised, there are people in flint and stockton really struggling with figuring out the agenda, health care, how do i make sure my

i'm geoff bennett. kirsten gillibrand dropped out of the democratic primary earlier this week after missing the cutoff for abc's september 12th debate in houston. gillibrand is not the only candidate to miss the cutoff. others include tulsi gabbert and tom steyer who spent $12 million to make it to the next round of debates. steyer joined msnbc last night and said despite not making the debates he has not intention of dropping out. >> the actual polls show my message is working, people are responding. it would be crazy not to keep going. i'm going to. >> all right. so as front runners like joe biden and elizabeth warren pull ahead, the question remains as to when it's time to throw in the towel. still with us here is our panel. alex, i'll go to you. there's 20 democrats still staying in this race. fewer seem to be relevant. what's the over/under here on when people call it quits. i talked to a lot of campaigns asking when would you like to see this scenario? the answer i got was super tuesday. the debat

but michael bennett today, he showed up. he was the first speaker. he had a great message this morning on making sure that the party is unified. he also spoke out in favor of more conversations around climate change. >> laura: but there's no debate. there's no debate. i have to ask you, there's no debate focused on climate change and people in san francisco, especially, are really unhappy about that. are you unhappy about this, yes or no? >> i'm a -- i'm -- look, i realize when you set up a schedule before you know what candidates are in the race, every candidate knew from the beginning there would be 12 deba debates. we didn't say they would focus on various issues. we said 12 debates. i don't want to second guess the leadership of tom perez and the party who made this decision. i had my opportunity to shape this conversation in the party. we have to move forward because the american people want to know what's the alternative to donald trump. that's what we're going to provide. >> laura: you have fun there in san francisco. we appreciate it. next, n

but michael bennett today, he showed up. he was the first speaker. hen hadsc a great message this morning on making sure that the party is unified. he also spoke out in favor of more conversations around climate change. >> laura: but there's no debate. there'sld no debate. i have to ask you, there's no debate focused on climate change and people in san francisco, especially, are really unhappy about that. are you unhappy about this, yes or no? >> i'm a -- i'm -- look, i realize when you set up a schedule before you know what candidates are in the race, every candidate knew from the beginning there would be 12 debates. we didn't say they would focus on various issues. we said 12 debates. i o don't want to second guess e leadership of tom perez and the party who made this decision. i had my opportunity to shape this conversation in the party. we have to move forward because the american people want to know what's the alternative to donald trump. that's what we're going to provide. >> laura: alright, donna, you have fun there in san francisco. we apprec

geoff bennett reports from kentucky where unpaid miners are organizing in protest. >> reporter: president trump won the white house with a promise to help coal make a comeback >> we're going to put the miners back to work >> reporter: three years later the industry is struggling nearly 2000 jobs lost this summer alone after two massive coal companies filed for bankruptcy workersay they were left without work and pay last month after their company black jewel abruptly closed. >> we just want what we earned >> no pay. >> reporter: the miners protesting after they say their paychecks bounced. then a standoff, when dozens stood on railroad tracks and blocked black jewel trains hauling coal >> we offer all this for ourds families >> reporter: here in kentucky the coal miners president trump promised to help have been far less fortunate as they watched their communities languish and their job prospects dry up >>> last month, retired miners went to washington lobbying lawmakers to boost their failing pension plans. >> they take that away, it's going to be tough. >> our research shows that it is,

>>fbi special agent in charge john bennett says material seized at the shooter's apartment in nevada. and at a home in gilroy do not point to one particular ideology just because somebody has a look at their house doesn't mean that they are winning one way or another bennett was commenting on reports that investigators found both white supremacist and radical muslim material at the home where le guen state in walker lake nevada. he also dismissed the significance of finding a knife in the home. >>i think everybody's house has knives and so we're concern of things that we found that department and bennett had more cold water to throw on the significance of league and instagram post right before the shooting referencing a manifesto cited by white supremacist groups the book that you're referencing is something from that the team 96 i'm not sure that's really a high-dollar reading right now. >>so are you ruling anything out at this point we're not ruling anything out obviously that's why we're asking for here is science units us expert self. >>the behavioral science experts better known

we will talk to bennett goodman on bloomberg tv. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." sony agrees to sell its 5% stake in the health care devices company for $760 million, one move dan loeb suggested the japanese technology giant make in june. he disclosed a $1.5 billion stake in sony and encouraged the company to spin off the semiconductor division and focus on its main entertainment business. south korea's highest court ordering the retrial of samsung vice-chairman on bribery charges. the supreme court voiced an decision to suspend the sentence and send the case back to the lower courts. the company has also struggled with falling profit from a memory chip downturn and sluggish smartphone demand. -- wants to delay repayments to the international monetary fund. the government will also postpone $7 billion in payments on short-term notes. that is also seeking voluntary reproach and a $50 billion of longer-term debt. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: i found this really interesting because, as you

geoff bennett reports from kentucky where unpaid miners are organizing in protest. >> reporter: president trump won the white house with a promise to help coal make a comeback >> we're going to put the miners back to work >> reporter: three years later the industry is struggling nearly 2000 jobs lost this summer alone after two massive coal companies filed for bankruptcy workers say they were left without work and pay last month after their company black jewel abruptly closed. >> we just want what we earned >> no pay. >> reporter: the miners protesting after they say their paychecks bounced. then a standoff, when dozens stood on railroad tracks and blocked black jewel trains hauling coal >> we offer all this for ourds families >> reporter: here in kentucky the coal miners president trump promised to help have been far less fortunate as they watched their communities languish and their job prpes y up >>> last month, retired miners went to washington lobbying lawmakers to boost their failing pension plans. >> they take that away, it's going to be tough. >> our research shows that it is, in

(pam) war" producer"bennett's ali afsharwar" =======(pkg) scene from: (pam)(pam) thousands theaters across the country tomorrow night.(ken) the red carpet premiere will take place tomorrow night at the boulevard cinemas in downtown petaluma. let's open up with a's baseball-- closing out a four-game swing in kansas city before a huge weekend series against the yankees. --we get right to it-- top 4th... 2-1 royals... jurickson profar tees off on glenn sparkman... deep to rght- centerfield and gone for a 2-run home run... his 17th of the season... oakland takes a 3-2 lead. --next inning... seth brown... he's had a great start since being called up... lines one to centerfield... mark canha scores...5-2 a's... brown with 4 hits and a couple of rbi --bottom 5th...kc making a run. cheslor cuthbert... pulls one deep and off the wall in left field... two runners score... royals cut it to 7-5 a's... chris bassitt gave up 5 runs in 4 2/3 innings --top 9th... what a play 8-7 a's... runners on 2nd and 3rd... corban joseph pops one into foul territoy... cuthbert comes over to make a nice catch fa

senator bennett how do you respond? >> as we go forward here we need to recognize a very practical reality. which is that we are four months -- we have the august recess. then we're four months from the iowa caucus. and i just want to make sure whatever we do, doesn't end up with an acquittal by mitch mcconnell in the senate and president trump is saying he was acquitted by the congress. i belief we have a moral obligation to beat donald trump. he has to be a single term president. and we can't do anything that plays into his hands. we were talking earlier about climate up here. it's so important. donald trump should be the last climate denier ever in the white house. >> thank you. secretary castro please respond. >> we need to be smart or we'll give him a second term. >> i really do believe we can walk and chew gum at the same time. we have a vision for the future of the country that we're articulating to the people. we'll continue to do that. we have an election coming up. at the same time, i think that too many folks

. >> john bennett, special agent in charge, fbi, san francisco field division. so with that, i'll introduce to you adam flores from the district attorney's office. veryone. my name is adam flores, i'm a deputy district attorney with the santa clara county district attorney's office. the district attorney's office is taking the lead in having the family assistance center available for all victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. we are our partners with the federal fbi victims services division, santa clara county behavioral health services and red cross and the city of gilroy and the santa clara county library just to name a few. we have services available for all of the victims, whether you saw the shooter or did not. whether you were on scene or whether you had a very close loved one that was on scene. we have mental health services available and victim advocates to help you through this very difficult time. we also have victim advocates that wou oute vendors that perhaps are in a situation where they have lost wages. we have help for you and we are goi

that's coming out of there is >>fbi special age i in gilroy do they are winning one way or another bennett was commenting on reports that investigators found both white supremacist and radical muslim material at the home where le guen state in walker lake nevada. he also dismissed the significance of finding a knife in the home. >>i think everybody's house has knives and so we're we're really concerned of things that we found that department and bennett had more cold water to throw on the significance of league and instagram post right before the shooting referencing a manifesto cited by white supremacist groups the book that you're referencing is something from that the team 96 i'm not sure that's really a high-dollar reading right now. >>so are you ruling anything out at this point we're not ruling anything out obviously that's why we're asking for here is science. units us experts out. >>the behavioral science experts better known as profilers will assist the physical evidence teams already on scene based on what no accomplices. >>pretty high confidence that he is is the only percent. >

there are candidates all around us marked by these signs, michael bennett is nearby. you can see bill diblasio head and shoulders above everybody else. we are going to continue looking for sounds and we will let you know what we get. >> much like round one, after those round of debates, and on return customer. more from the spin room live from detroit after this break. r. bloom, there it is! bloom, there it is! bloom, there it is! this bloom-ified menu starts at $13.99. offer ends soon, at outback. is eligibility for a va loan country give our veterans for up to 100% of your home's value. thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. a(p7 (carrying up to 50 times its tbody weight.essly marches on. it never questions the tasks at hand. but this year, there's a more thrilling path to follow. (father) kids... ...change of plans! (vo) defy the laws of human nature... ...at the summer of audi sales event get exceptional offers now! woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... man 1: ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all ma

joining us now the studio bill bennett, host of the bill bennett podcast and former education secretary, there has been a debate everywhere on how much threat is posed by white supremacists, are they overcovered by the media but the guns with do immense damage. >> they sure can, i don't know the numbers, mr. wray at the fbi says it's a substantial worry, people with that insanity when they get guns it's dangerous. >> we talked a little bit about the gun control debate which comes after every mass shooting and president trump, he's brought this up repeatedly now talking about meaningful background checks, that's his word and pushing republicans to come up with some compromise, we will see what happens, but does the president have an opportunity here and why aren't the media giving him credit for tackling that? >> he does have an opportunity and i will say here today i think he will do something, something that may be even something that the others disagree, he will go to china on this, he put out early on, everything is on the table and seriously looking at it, something like background

rthink biden said he wanted to plprovee ry booker or bennett, something. but for most part, they're not even talking about obamacare. >> i'll give you something else the number one thing about the president's health care plan that is obamacare, a.c.a., is that you cannot get denied health care for pre-existing condition. it's the single most important thing. ( cheers and applause ) i-- like, really? we-- here's-- here's what i don't get, and i love my party, but nine months ago, we made this the central issue that allowed us to take back the house, and nine longs later everybody has amnesia. l's the most important thing and the it's the most popular thing. second is president trump ran on there will be no cuts in medicare. he actually has introduced the largest cut ever by a president in medicare. and i think we should put up a "medicare cut for all by donald trump." put it up for a vote. it will go down. i don't get this. i don't know what the democrats are doing. this whole negotiation-- it's in section 200022. in the debate last night, pre-existing cond

thank you asa bennett and rachel shabi. goodnight. tuesday turned out to be the third day ina tuesday turned out to be the third day in a row where we saw in excess of 33 degrees celsius for some. the rest of the week cooler, wetter and windier as well. the change mechanism really is this frontal system itching to get in from the atlantic, to bring cooler and fresher conditions from the atlantic, but it has been kept waiting by the presence of the high pressure that has brought pete to eastern parts in recent days. wednesday is marked by passages of rain across england and wales. —— brought heat to eastern parts. temperature is 23 or 2a at best. thursday, the atlantic the emphasis to our weather. cloud and wind and rain, especially for the western side of scotland, through northern ireland and more cloud tripping and across northern and western parts of england, through wales and top temperatures we keep this sunshine towards the south—eastern quarter around 23 or 2a degrees. 0n towards the south—eastern quarter around 23 or 2

"you've been holding out on us, bennett."pro, sir."doing here w found out i could ride for the that's what i (nat-gunfire)michael roark and singer trace adkins star in "bennett's opens in about 800 theaters. roark plays a disabled former soldier who turns to motocross, risking his life to save his family farm. with limited publicity, one-million dollars would be a promising start for the sports drama. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. seven day if you are watching us on the "kron-on app - our live news coverage continues next. kron on is the bay area's only commercial-free 24-hour streaming news service. it's available for iphones, ipads, apple tv, android devices, and on amazon fire . right now you can try it for free - just visit kron-on- dot-tv to sign up. 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪ inspired by the year the folger coffee company began. with a bold yet smooth taste. ♪ ♪ 1850 coffee, begin boldly. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." >> dr. phil: when you were 3, she had you playing with knives, right? she was putting insulin in

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roche's irish compatriot sam bennett was denied back—to—back stage wins on tuesday as fabiojakobsen took victory by the narrowest of margins. the dutch national champion was awarded his first grand tour stage, his wheel crossing the line millimetres ahead of bennett. 15—time major winner tiger woods has revealed he'll be out of action until october following knee surgery. the masters champion says he's had the operation to repair some minor cartilage damage, but is expected to make a full recovery. the world number 8 has had numerous injury issues over the past five years, including fusion surgery on his back, but hopes to be fit in time to play the pga tour's new event injapan, the zozo championship, which is at the end of october. the last of the quarterfinal first legs in the asian champions league heads out later with guangzhou evergrande playing host to reigning champions kashima antlers. fabio cannavaro's side are yet to lose at home in this season's competition, but their away form has been patchy, so victory could prove vital ahead of the return leg injapan. the american soccer

as senator bennett alluded to there. i am not going to be on the debate stage. it is possible that campaigns can build support and momentums some way other than the debates, right? when candidates don't make it onto those debate stages. that's a heavy lift. the candidates know that. and so in addition to that kind of angry statement that you got now from michael bennett and some of the other candidates are getting squeezed out from the third debate. the other thing that the september debate rules are doing is they are pushing some ka candidates out of the race entirely. when those candidates confront the realization they are not going to make it on the next debate stage. that looming september debate, third debate started a sort of shedding season, where candidates are now starting to take thels omselves out of the . the parties will have some way to determine who makes it on the debate stages and who does not. otherwise, you have a debate stage with a thousand of people with prank kancandidate is. there always has to be some criteria. that's always the case in

michael bennett had a better night than most people expected. really passionate talking about education reform. i think a lot of that field is not going to be here next time. biden, harris, booker, bennett, those folks all had solid debates. they get their ticket punched. >> sabrina? >> i think this was a debate without a clear winner. there were a lot of candidates who had a better night than they had had before to john's point, whether it was cory booker, julian castro but the question is did they do enough? there was two dynamics. candidates trying to have a moment. this could be their last opportunity to leave a national impression and, two, was trying to present themselves to clear alternative to joe biden and knock him off of that front-runner status. unlike the last debate where you had that very zeroisearing confrontation, there wasn't really such a moment and i do think a question really for democrats was is this really going to continue to be a circular firing squad where the party does more damage to itself than it does to president t

if they succeed in reaching bennett minas we will have literally reach the stars before midnight tonight. this is a breathtaking pace. such a pace to not help. but create new bales. new problems. new dangers. shortly the opening business of space and is not surprising that some would have us stay where we are to wait. this country was not built by those who waited and rested and wish to look behind them. >> [ applause ] this country was caught by those who move forward. william bradford speaking in 16:30 of the founding of the plymouth bay colony. all actions are accompanied. both must be surprised and overcome with courage. progress is determined and cannot be deterred. the expiration of face space will go ahead. whether we join in it or not. it is one of the great adventures of all times. those who came before us made certain that this country road the first waves of the industrial revolution. the first waves of modern adventure. in this generation does not intend the founder or the backwash of the coming age of space. we need to be a part of it and we need to lead it. >> [ applause ]

and senator bennett is desperately trying to protect that information if he already knew it. so wicked weird things have been happening when i have presidential candidates on especially when it involves the question of pressure on a presidential candidate to drop out of the race and run for united states senate. and that dynamic is present tonight in the show. so you know what, i will tell you what happened. >> i stay up -- you would be surprised. i know i'm old and i get sleepily but i can stay up for an hour. might be a reason to do it. >> i think you're going to want to know. >> i was going to have a glass of wine tonight but i will not just to make sure -- >> pay attention, rachel. >>> we have two presidential candidates joining us tonight after fox news released the answer to this question asked in a fox news poll, do you think donald trump is drawing the country together or tearing the country apart? those are the words of the fox news poll, and 59% say donald trump is tearing the country apart. and today donald trump did more to tear our country and our government apar

maybe cory booker or bennett, something. but for the most part, they're not even talking about obamacare. >> i'll give you something else: the number one thing about the president's health care plan that is obamacare, a.c.a., is that you cannot get denied health care for pre-existing conditions. it's the single most important thing. ( cheers and applause ) i-- like, really? we-- here's-- here's what i don't get, and i love my party, but nine months ago, we made this the central issue that allowed us to take back the house, and nine months later everybody has amnesia. it's the most important thing and it's the most popular thing. second is, president trump ran on "there will be no cuts in medicare." he actually has introduced the largest cut ever by a president in medicare. and i think we should put up a "medicare cut for all by donald trump." put it up for a vote. it will go down. i don't get this. i don't know what the democrats are doing. this whole negotiation-- it's in section 2022. in the debate last night, pre- existin

joining me now, nbc white house correspondent jeff bennett, political analyst roberta costa, national political reporter at the washington post and moderator of washington week. editor at large for the financial times. welcome all. first to you, jeff bgeoff bennee president talking after his ten-daybreak, messaging that everything is fine with the economy. we saw larry k. dlow udlow on "meet the press." what are you hearing about those numbers? >> never mind the stock market swings and growing trade numbers, the u.s. economy will be strong through 2020. that's what you're hearing from the president and his top advisers publicly and that's what the president is telling his advisers privately, that he's not at all concerned politically about the signs of a global slowdown popping up nearly everywhere. that said, andrea, the president is preemptively attacking those of us in the media for even talking about the potential of a recession and he's still on the attack, attacking the fed chairman, jerome powell. here is the tweet in the last hour, our economy is very strong, despite the horre

bennett there accused you of trying to buy your way onto the debate stage. he is not the only candidate saying that. governor steve bullock, he says the same. listen to this. >> the thought that you could spend $10 million to get on a debate stage, i don't think that that's really good for democracy. >> how is he wrong? >> listen, when i look at this field and i see what i'm doing, as an outsider, i have been taking on corporations, the oil companies, the tobacco companies, the utilities, drug companies and beating them for ten years. when i look at the people who are actually at the top of the polls, they're all washington insiders, senators or former senators. i think there is a relevant point here whereas an outsider people can see that if you're going to change the broken government in washington, d.c., if you are going to undo the hostile corporate takeover of our government, maybe that's got to come from somebody from the outside. maybe that's got to come from somebody who has been working at the grass roots for ten years. so i think that's exactly who

bennett, i will start with you, what are we hearing from this white house today about the economy? >> craig, despite concerns in some quarters that we're coming to the end of a nearly 11-year economic expansion and that there are signs of a global slowdown popping up seemingly everywhere the view from the white house is that everything is just fine. you heard the president publicly say he's not concerned at all about the prospects of a recession on his watch. i'm told he's been telling his advisers that same thing privately. but the president, though, is preemptively, as i guess by now accustomed, he's assigning blame for any kmeconomic woes. he attacks the fed and the media for talking about the potential of a recession. to give you a sense of it, here's more what kelly ann conway, the white house counselor, said to us this morning. >> it's nice to see the media finally cover the trump economy. you seem to cover it only when you can use the sesame street word of the day recession. you're using a tweet here or a report there or an economist's words here and there. you don't have a

my name is john bennett. i'm a special agent in charge of fbi san francisco and i appreciate everyone coming out and spending a few moments with us. i would like first to start by offering my condolences to the victims of the tragedy. it is a senseless act and our hearts and prayers go out to the families impacted. i want to talk about the fbi resources we are providing to the gilroy police department. right now, we have multiple evidence response teams in from across the country. pretty much every fbi field division has evidence response teams. when the call goes out, they start flowing in this direction. that is coordinated by our headquarters at its response units we have people from virginia, west coast, east coast and everywhere in between helping to process the scene. we also have our victims assistance unit out here right now and they are working with the gilroy police department and sent a cleanser santa clara d.a. , the people involved with victims and getting some of the personal belongings back to

jeff bennett, thank you so much. let's be clear about one point. there are real reasons to be concerned about a possible recession. remember, a recession is not a crisis. a recession is normal. but a sitting president doesn't necessarily want to be running for re-election during a recession. so let's look at one of those reasons. more than 30 central banks around the world have cut interest rates this year. why does that matter? the last time we saw that many rate cuts worldwide, was during the financial crisis of 2008. we currently have nine countries potentially facing recession right now. in a global economy that's an issue. our own federal reserve lowered its rate by .25% last month to try and extend economic growth here at home despite the slow growth worldwide and the harm done by the president's trade war. but typically the fed cuts rates as a last resort when the economy is in much worse shape than it appears to be right now. and using rate cuts now could mean that they're not available when we really need them. it could also mean that the

with me are brexit commissioning editor at the telegraph, asa bennett, and author and journalist, rachel shabi. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. labour, the lib dems, snp, and plaid cymru willjoin forces in the commons next week in a bid to remove boris johnson as prime minister and block a no—deal brexit — that's according to the i. the times reports that borisjohnson has accused opposition mps of attempting to sabbotage the uk's negotiations with the eu after they announced plans to thwart a no—deal brexit. the telegraph says the chancellor sajid javid will announce the outcome of a one—year spending review next wednesday, in which he will reveal increased expenditure on schools, the police and the nhs. the guardian leads on a confidential government briefing paper on education proposals which allegedly include increasing teachers' pay, a renewed emphasis on exclusions and allowing children to use "reasonable force" to improve pupils' behaviour. a victim ofjeremy epstein says prince andrew ‘knows what he's

other than biden and maybe bennett, it was basically you come, you stay, we will embrace you. can't afford, can't attain. children apparently who came alone have to just be released into the country. most of the people -- kids are being detained. we don't know who their parents are. that's why they are being detained. not because we are mean. >> this is a lot of centrist democrats were because they're basically saying the act of crossing the border illegally is not illegal and you cannot be detained. that is an effective open border policy. that is not where the american public is in last night -- you might want to at least ring the doorbell. >> laura: noted taming, no deportation. okay. trump wins that debate every da day. that is all the time weag have tonight. a phenomenal analysis from this panel. great job in new york and washington. getting all that -- shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it all from here live in detroit. coverage of the second round of democratic presidential debate, i'm live in detroit again tonight. can difference candidates facing off t

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