jerome. maybe that's too campy. jerome. maybe that's more like it. that's more presidential, i think. jerome. it's like jerome was comped a shrimp dock tell at the trump taj mahal in 1990 and never said thank you and mr. trump has never forgotten. the reason, though, one can assume that president trump uses jerome as an insult is because mr. powell is called by his nickname jay and our very stable genius knows that. >> i have nominated jay to be our next federal chairman. he's strong. he's committed, he's smart. jay, jay, jay, jay, jay, jay. now i would like to invite jay to say a few words. >> yeah, that was when he was announcing him. so it's jay on the good days and jerome on the bad. i don't think that was a very good one. also let me state the obvious, there's nothing wrong with the name jerome. no matter how the president says it or tweets it, it's a fine, distinguished name. there's jerome robins who directed gypsy and west side story. jerome david salinger, better known as jd saller,

there's jerome robins, jerome david sallenger, even jerome seinfeld. you might have heard of him. this isn't the first time that the president has chose to use one of his favorite words. when speaker employepelosi cance state of the union, he cooked it up real good. >> we're supposed to be doing it and now nancy pelosi, or nancy, as i call her. >> oh, snap. burn. nancy, as i call her. haters going to hate, but beware, this president is a counter puncher and then he'll tear up your birth certificate. jerome is not showing his bothered by it which is what human adults should do. and as for president trump, well, it is almost the weekend and while many americans enjoy a couple days away from the noise, he'll have the volume cranked up on the golf course and on the ridiculist. i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> saint jerome. nothing is wrong with jerome. i want that t-shirt. welcome to "prime time." fear of the unknown, that's what's spreading fastest in the bahamas because communities are now ghost towns and they're described as having a stench of death in the

>> jerome, that was the subject of the trump tweet, right? >> yes >>> let's send it to brian sullivan >> jon, sarah modi, thank you very much. welcome to a "the halftime report," i'm brian in for scott once again job growth it does fall once again, stocks they don't care. shaking it off markets coming off a big week. get ready, fed chair jay powell set to talk again. >>> jay powell getting ready to speak this hour about the economy and fed policy his last speech before the next fed meetinging what happens if investors don't like what they hear? >>> the big week for the bulls technique up 2%. transports up more than that the semis, soaring the stocks to snap up right now. >>> time to take on. why investors are checking into delta and american airlines. it's our "call of the day. >>> the investment committee is ready to go, "the halftime report" starts right now >>> and it certainly is good to have you with us on this friday. our investment comphoot is steven rice, jon neg jarron, jim lebenthal and megan. >> thank you >> we begin with the marke

what jumped out at you in anything that fed chair jerome powell just said? >> well, jerome powell was trying to tell us that yes indeed, these rates are a midcycle adjustment, the fed is not in a race to zero. that was the primary message. as a responsible fed chairman, he also pointed out that you know, this is not set in stone. should the economy deteriorate, then the fed would start lowering rates once again. but right now, the economy is in good shape. we have more people working than we ever had. the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. we have seen very strong consumer spending and a rebound in housing activity as well. so right now, the u.s. does not need further rate cuts. so he wants to leave something in the arsenal in the event that rate cuts are needed in the future. liz: okay. what about that, steve? rate cuts. i'm looking at an economy, you have to tell me because on your screen, retail sales, look at the july number, we had july spiking considerably, .8%. we have got a very strong consumer who is basically like atlas, he or she has got the wo

and jerome foster ii. on wednesday afternoon, greta thunberg tweeted in support t of youth climate activist who were still attempting to get into the united states. she tweeted -- "i hear from different sources that many youth climate activists traveling to the u.n. youth climate summit have not been given u.s. visas in time for their travel. if you could start to interact under this tweet, maybe journalists and others can help you speed up the process." that is what greta thunberg tweeted. well, breaking the sound barrier today, we are joined by democracy nonow! video streaming by a climate youth activist from afghanistan who was invited to participate in saturday's first-ever u.n. youth climate summit, but the u.s. just rejected his visa. he is a 12 grade student at the united world colleges tylan international school where he is the leader of local sustainability programs. he is from afghanistan. he just learned this happened. welcome to democracy now! itit is great to have you with . tetell us what hap

fed chair jerome powell attributes that wea kness to jerome powell attributes that weakness to trade policy. since our la st weakness to trade policy. since our last meeting we have seen additional signs of weakness abroad and a resurgence of trade policy tensions including the imposition of additional tariffs. the fed has no role in the formulation of trade policy, but we do take into account anything that could materially affect the economy. trade policy is determined by the white house, a white house that is a very vocal critic of the federal reserve. although it decided to cut interest rates, it did very little to appease us president donald trump, who believes interest rates should be cut further, even to zero. believes interest rates should be out further, even to zero. samira hussain in washington, dc, and the fed hasn't just been hussain in washington, dc, and the fed hasn'tjust been cutting interest rates. it has also injected more than $125 billion into the us banking system to help keep credit flowing. meanwhile, brazil's central bank has lower the cost of borrowing toa ba

where did i find this guy jerome? oh, well, you can't win them all. >> lindsey is the chief economist. let's first begin with the news from the fed chair to says there's been all this -- is there a recession to be ha had? he says he doesn't see one coming. that seems significant coming from him. what do you think? >> oh, absolutely. he was generally optimistic about the current state of the economy, as he has been. but he was quick to recognize some of the mounting risks weighing on the outlook, including the risk deteriorating global growth as well as trade relations the so at the same time he was pointing out, yes, the economy is still on firm footing at this point, he also reiterated that the committee is willing and able to step up and provide additional support should we see the economy falter. so they are sag very clopaying attention to the data and each data point drifg the move they take towards poll. >> i and the job numbers, positive news for black america. for example, africa-america unemployment the rate f

the president hitting jerome powell very hard. could he be setting him up for the fall guy in the economy takes a turn? the president has long been critical, aaron of the fed's policies that they hike too soon, too fast and now unwinding it slow. the fed has acknowledged that. he said if they were more aggressive in the rate cuts, even now, they could go a long way of reversing this. doesn't look like that's in the cards. what do you think? >> i think that to your point, he is setting the fed up as the potential fall guy. wall street is fine with what happened. we were flat. in a wait and see period. more concerned about tariffs than the federal rate cut. so there might be one more ahead. but for now, wall street is satisfied with what they did. >> jerome powell has said that the reason he's cutting is because of the trade situation. i don't know whether that was meant to zing the president saying we wouldn't be in this predicament if we didn't have this cloud over us. do you agree with that? >> well, this is a big question that a

jerome is always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been admiring with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge for buy in is where to play philippe continue the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only came on as a late substitute against leipsic. he likes to play the number 10 role that's his sweet spot we'll try to give him that chance. he will give it is all offensively as well as defensively. i know that if he gets to play tomorrow. he'll perform well. of this this vision of this would look good for exactly how and if the chino will fit into nico coaches game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start their champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's run as uptalk no. don't forget you can always get d w news on the go just download from google play all from the app store that give you access to all the latest news from

. >> jerome powell speaking in switzerland talking about the economy being in good shape. he sees the labor market as tight. he does say the federal reserve will use the tools it has to help the economy i didn't find what he said especially dubbish he wasn't talking about a fed chair about to cut by 50 basis points he could have been talking like a fed chair about to cut 25 basis points he talked about the uncertainty about trade, global economic leave. he's standing next to the swiss national banker who is pretty well known in global monetary policy circles and of course followed very closely as well. and he says the trade uncertainty is really potentially holding back some companies on investment. so not a very dubbish one. he's very worried about the economy. he says the u.s. economy is in good shape and he thinks policy is in a good place he does warn that we are in a world of low inflation, lower growth, and of course lower interest rates where central banks have less opportunity or less ability really to help economies in downturns. >> and steve, this will go on stil

jerome's always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience been at bahrain with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense. another challenge for bion is where to play philippe could the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only came on as a late substitute take and slight sick. he likes to play the number 10 role that's his sweet spot we'll try to give him that chance that he will give it is all offensively as well as defensively. and i know that if he gets to play tomorrow. he'll perform well. in front of us at least this you know this would not compute for exactly how and if the chino will fit into nico kovacs his game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start their champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's run as up top now. you're watching news from berlin coming up next a d w documentary about the foreign biopic appears valuable falling flat don't thi

matt: how hawkish was jerome powell? the u.s. yield curve flattens after updated projections. futures point to a negative open in europe and on wall street later. cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. anna: take it easy, the fed cuts rates are the second time this year, but jerome powell says only moderate policy moves are needed from here. down, a more turn extensive sequence of rate cuts could be appropriate. we do not see that, it is not what we expect, but we would follow that path if it became appropriate. anna: the fed also plans a cash injection to tame the repo markets. sticking to its guns, the boj calls for an october review after leaving policy unchanged. investors look to the bank of england for their interest rate decisions later this morning. a half-hour from the european open. treasuries, let me trim this chart down. we have come back down from the fridayike we shot up to my currently trading at 1.70% after jerome powell's press conference. we see futures pointing to a negative open in europe. on the s&p more tellingly. french futures flashing a little green.

is back in the lineup captain manuel neuer remains confident that his will jerome is always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been at bahrain with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge for buy in is where to play philippe. the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only came on as a late substitute taken flight sick. leave he likes to play the number 10 role that's his sweet spot we'll try to give him that chance. he will give it is all offensively as well as defensively. i know that if he gets to play tomorrow. he'll perform well. of this they fish you know this good looking good for exactly how and if the chino will fit into nikko kovacs his game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start their champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's run as uptalk no. don't forget you can always get d w news on the guard just download

jerome has always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been applying with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge for buy in is where to play philippe coutinho the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only came on as a late substitute against like sick. and often he likes to play the number 10 role that's his sweet spot try to give him that chance. so. give it his old offensively as well if they simply. buy this and i know that if he gets to play. will perform well and good for exactly how and if the chino will fit into an eco cove as game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start their champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's run as up talking him. so the big question dalton what are you expecting from the defending champions league the from the well nothing less than the winner of the other threads you know red bull all t

and on the markets, disappointment from investors that fed chair jerome powell is taking a cautious view over further rate cuts that has been weighing on global stock markets. we start with the falling cost of borrowing, because the world's most powerful central bank, the us federal reserve, has cut interest rates again. the fed has lowered the range for its main interest rate by a quarter of a percent to between 1.75% and 2%. president trump has been pushing for the fed to cut rates to boost a slowing economy — and weaken the dollar to help us exporters. so was he happy? far from it. here's what he had to say on twitter... the bbc‘s samira hussain was in washington for the fed meeting and sent us this. the federal reserve did what most people expected it to— made a small cut to us interest rates. why? well, although household spending is increasing and the unemployment rate remains low, exports and business investments have weakened. fedi chairjerome powell a trip is that wea kness to chairjerome powell a trip is that weakness to trade policy. since our last meeting with seen addi

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our environmental activist jerome plus how we. see those who already lost reus late namesake david bowie but sadly nothing like because most my dear child things are not hunky dory in westminster as britain book says for new prime min. still hold a smoke coming up in today's going on the ground but 1st days before the 40th anniversary of aga billy one of the most important revolutions in willed history we're with dr poole acquisti private secretary for national policy to the nicaraguan president daniel ortega bull welcome to going on the ground i know you're here for the defend the media freedom conference from which i along with i t. was banned but i've got to stop i wish to express my solitary toward t. and to sputnik for being banned from the freedom of expression conference as strange as it might it may sound. and i'm going to ask you about that in a 2nd but you know there have been terrible events in the one doris it's the 10 year anniversary of the obama clinton backed coup d'etat there and of course on doris was the place w

it can guarantee that jerome powell will get a question about this later today. manus: yes. oil is on the news conference yesterday. in dubai,, agam vikil and annmarie hordern. let's get the first word news with naomi in london. you.: thank saudi arabia has restored almost half of the output lost of the world's not just oil refinery after this weekend's attack. crude flow is back up to around day, and therels a chief executive of saudi aramco is optimistic about the return to pre-attack levels soon. >> we will be at full capacity by the end of september. naomi fish in the u.k., bank of england governor mark carney may be asked to extend his term is brexit is delayed, according to the financial times. the prospect of a snap election is reported to make his departure less and less likely. he has extended his term twice brexit.repair for spain is headed for its fourth election in as many years after the king concluded that there was no ended it with enough support to form a government. the nation has not called for a new ballot on october 10 after the prime minister failed to s

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jerome adams, the u.s. surgeon general, is going to be joining us, we hope, at around 10:30, so we can look forward to that. it should be in around 30 minutes. when he comes in, we will have him give a five to seven minute introduction and talk a little bit in the same way. ok, who wants to go next? [applause] >> good morning. my name is stuart gitlow. i have a private practice in addictions. what i would like to focus on is the importance of recovery, and the important thing within recovery is that it is not useful unless you are alive to experience it. the number one leading cause of death among patients in recovery is smoking. nobody thinks of that. i will come to these meetings thinking we are successful when i can get into the hotel without coming through a cloud of smoke and vapor, which, at this point, i cannot do. so, if we are going to get to the point where you all can experience recovery for as long as you possibly can, we are going to address smoking, and we have to start looking at that as bein

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the chair of the federal reserve, jerome powell announced a one quarter point reduction in the fed's target interest rate range. he spoke following the meeting of the federal open market committee. he says the cut would above the economy to avoid contraction. this is 50 minutes. other economic policies. his is almost an hour. mr. powell: good afternoon veryone and welcome. my colleagues at the federal reserve and i are dedicated to serving the american people. we do this by steadfastly pursuing the goals that congress has given us, stable employment and we are committed to making the best decisions we can based on facts and objective analysis. today, we decided to lower interest rates. we will keep the u.s. economy strong in the face of notable developments and provide assurance against ongoing rifpks. the u.s. economy has continued to perform well. we are into the 11th year of this expansion and the outlook remains stable. 2.5%. nomy grew at household spending supported by a job market and consumer confidence has been the key driver of growth. in contrast, business investment and ex

viviana: jerome powell is stressing the outlook for the u.s. economy as solid and moderate policy moves should be enough to sustain the expansion, speaking after policymakers lowered their interest rate a quarter of a percentage point. a gloomy economic forecast from the oecd, saying trade conflicts have sent global growth momentum tumbling. the oecd cutting almost all the forecasts it made just months ago, seeing growth at 2.9%. by tomorrow, donald trump will have details on this sanctions against iran, saying they welby significant." mike pompeo blaming the attack on iran. he is in saudi arabia to meet with the kingdom's leader. it is u.k. supreme court, the final day of the challenge to suspend parliament. -- of what theen government would do if they lost. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. bonds,uities, currencies, commodities, plus fed, pre-bank of england. an odd market, equities, and nice lift ye

trish: you have blame jerome powell for that? >> we have seven interest rate hikes. he's responsible for four of them. when you look at when he started raising those rates, the dollar spiked by almost 10%. that's huge. european central bank understands when they are cutting rates and doing quantities day tough easing, they are basically lowering their currency, doing a competitive he central was, and wrong way corrigan at the fed is running in the opposite direction. trish: there is the school thought that says who needs the fed you don't need a fed like this. trish: why doesn't jerome get fired? >> the president doesn't authority to do that. here is the issue. let's look forward. trish: do you wish yellen was still there? >> i will not play the let's fire x or should a would a could a game. we have 25 basis points out of the fed. what needs to happen in the short run. getting 3% growth rate or a number of things. first and foremost in the next 30 days should be passing the u.s.-mexico-can .agreement. hundreds of thousands of jobs. if we get that. if we get a fiscal

vonnie: ira, the more the president tweets, the more he tweets about jerome powell. does it get any more dangerous for the federal reserve and its decision-making? are the markets taking anymore notice with each marginal cleat? -- each marginal tweet? ira: i think the market is kind of numb to it. they know the president doesn't like chair powell. part of it is chair powell is a number of a committee, and it surprised me when powell was first nominated by president trump because he wasn't a dove. he's a mainstream kind of thinker when it comes to monetary policy. i was expecting someone who is a known dove to be appointed. it shouldn't be surprising that powell is being a middle-of-the-road person and not dovish like donald trump seems to want. vonnie: i just want to fact check what larry kudlow said about 4% on wages. i did look it up, and the last three months has been three point 2% year-over-year, 3.3%, 3.2%. what did he mean by 4% plus? alix: he's talking about --ira: he's talking about the momentum, so basically if you took the last three months in isolation an

earlier today, federal reserve chair, jerome powell announced a one-quarter point reduction. following his announcement, the chair answered questions from

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i know you support jerome powell. ho does you think he takes the tweets? president says he's got no guts. a failed communicator. the president is clear how he feels about him. >> that's the thing about the president i think so many supporters like. you never have to wonder what he thinks. right? he's very upset what the fed did last year. a different opinion than jay, but jay's job at fed focus on the facts and data and do which he thinks is right. i kind of disagree what's right now but and on the other side with the president. jay's doing his jobs baseding on the facts and staff analysis and what he should be. tune this out. i can just say it's very, very, very common going back throughout history for a federal reserve chair to take heat from congress, from the president, from everybody, and to tune it out. that's what jay powell's doing. it's right for him to do that, too. >> kevin hassett, appreciate the insig insight. >> great to be here. >>> the saudis laying out what they say is undeniable evidence iran is behind the attack on their oil fields yet n

is back in the lineup captain manuel neuer remains confident that it will jerome is always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been admiring with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge for buy in is weight to play philippe continue the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only came on as a late substitute taken slight sick. leave he likes to play the number 10 role that's his sweet spot will try to give him that chance. he will give it is all offensively as well as defensively. i know that if he gets to play tomorrow. he'll perform well. oh if you can fit on this they fish you know this would not include for exactly how and if the chino will fit into niko kovac his game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start their champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's run i was up talking them. should be a good match and before we

jerome adams. let's thank him for his leadership. [applause] kevin: i am going to shut up in a minute, because we are here to see jerome adams. i want to talk about the great work he did yesterday, which was the most difficult policy development from the surgeon general's office in my lifetime. since 1982, and what happened yesterday was historic. i want to finish this thread and introduce the surgeon general. an industry that took a plant and is basically now modifying it to its benefit, that relies on addiction for profit, like tobacco, alcohol, and pharmaceuticals. what happens when an industry takes over something is that more people die. more people are dying from tobacco and alcohol than heroin, not because they are more harmful than heroin one to one. if you had a gun to your head and were given a vial of heroin or a cigarette, i would probably pick the cigarette. but to society, tobacco is much more harmful because it kills 10 times as many people, costs 10 times as much money in social costs. when an industry takes over and

jerome has always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been admiring with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge for buy in is where to play philippe continue the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only. came on as a leg substitute against leipsic. lincoln often and he likes to play the number 10 role that's his sweet spot for to try to give him that chance. so we'll often see if i will give it his all the fence of late as well it's basically . bias there's a more and i know that if he gets to play. of this will perform well if you know it's good for exactly how and if good to know will fit into nico covert his game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start their champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's runners up talking i'm. so advocate bridge what are you looking for in buttons game against red star belgrade well i'm

that means veteran jerome but is back in the lineup captain manuel neuer remains confident. jerome is always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been applying with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge full buy in is way to play philippe continue the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only came on as a late substitute sick. leave he likes to play the number 10 role that's a sweet spot. i will try to give him that chance. he will give it is all offensively as well as defensively. i know that if he gets to play tomorrow. he'll perform well. but for exactly how and if the chino will fit into nick coco that just game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start the champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's run as up talking him. ok just it was all those questions about strategy for biron what do you expect well i exp

because it's so gross to most of us who have lost an eye or hit near the cheek bone or temple says jerome rodriguez at which point that section of your skull shatters your cranium is then reconstructed using screws and titanium plates i was fortunate in that i had no skeletal injury the officer responsible aimed directly at my eyeball which burst he pauses coffee. looks like a new generation of ghouls for him oh yes in fact they do mention a world war one warfare produced this horrific facial injuries facial injuries and the term google came at that time 24 people have lost or i at least 5 people had the limbs blown off and thousands have had other severe injuries like broken jaws and stuff like that and a lot of it is caused by this flash bang or a flash ball l b d l b d which is. defense as a high precision swiss manufactured weapon equipped with laser pointer sights the category as sub lethal as potential to maim and kill especially if pointed as it should never be at the upper body as such of it is used in almost no other european country the g i f 4 stun grenades which contain 24 gra

is most recently been supporting the fight against factory farms in northern ireland he joins me now jerome welcome to going under. around so we had the great british naturalist documentary maker david out of bird parliament dogging about the importance of activism in the environment tell me about the campaign against factory farms in northern ireland something you got involved enjoying or thought about when you're feeling a with i think. they're wonderful tracey who who started farms not factories who's an extremely passionate woman who's been fighting to bring an end to factory farming the horrors of it she got in touch with me when i was there filming i didn't know what was going on and i think she saw a nice link there the fact that we were filming very near lock for oil and in the beautiful northern irish countryside and i had no idea what was being proposed and planned and already put in place in place in some cases for northern ireland and that's for some reason they something's got through the net in northern ireland there's things that are being proposed and being allowed that it's

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because it's so gross to most of us who have lost an eye or hit near the cheek bone or temple says jerome rodriguez at which point that section of your skull shatters your cranium is then reconstructed using screws and titanium plates i was fortunate in that i had no skeletal injury the officer responsible aimed directly at my eyeball which burst he pauses coffee. looks like a new generation of ghouls from the yes in fact they do mention a world war one that the warfare produced is horrific injuries facial injuries and the term google came at that time 24 people have lost or i at least 5 people had the limbs blown off and thousands have had other severe injuries like broken jaws and stuff like that and a lot of it is caused by this flash bang or a flash ball l b d l b d which is. defined as a high precision swiss manufacture. weapon equipped with laser pointer sights the category as sub lethal is potential to maim and kill especially if pointed as it should never be at the upper body as such of it is used in almost no other european country the g i f 4 stun grenades which contain 24 grams

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then lashing out at jerome powell his own appointee tweet diagnose i find this guy engineer roam? oh, well you can win them all. this as powell eased economic jitters in a pre-scheduled speech in europe. >> our main expectation is that there will not be recession. >> reporter: as far as the trade war with china his point man says it's all under control. >> we have no immediate urgency if that's what you're asking. there's no anti-recession policy making because we don't see version. >> reporter: so jo the president has been attacking his appointee jerome powell for months now. in that speech in switzerland, jerome powell left the impression that he'll be easing those federal interest rates from the federal reserve something that the president has been calling for for quite some time. >> joining us to discuss this is phillip drucker. i want to stick to jobs numbers. we got 130,000 jobs added in august. lower than expected. wages did go up. this so this is a mixed bag, a mixed picture here in terms of economic slow down. so is the administration really worried here? is that why we s

jerome powell encouraged by the report. >> we're not forecasting or expecting a recession. as i mentioned, the incoming data suggests the most likely outlook for the united states economy is still moderate growth, a strong labor market and inflation continues to move back up. >> no recession. the markets are still expecting help from the central bank with 100% of the market expecting a rate cut in a few weeks. 90% expecting a quarter of 1% and the other say half a percent cut. thanks. >> neil: jerome powell seemed to indicate that no matter what the president says about him, when it comes to the trade fall-out, he has the president's back. even if the president keeps hitting him below the back. >> we would never comment on trade policy. we don't do trade. it's not a responsibility of the fed. but i think it is the case that uncertainty around trade policy is causing some companies to hold back now on investment. so our obligation is to use our tools to support the economy. >> neil: what got the market's attention, we'll act as appropriate. how many times have you heard that

own or temple says jerome rodriguez at which point that section of your skull shatters your cranium is then reconstructed using screws and titanium plates i was fortunate in that i had no skeletal injury the officer responsible aimed directly at my eyeball which burst he pauses coffee. looks like a new generation of ghouls for him oh yes in fact they do mention a world war one warfare produced this horrific. facial injuries and the term google came at the time 24 people have lost or i at least 5 people had the limbs blown off and thousands have had other severe injuries like broken jaws and stuff like that and a lot of it is caused by this flash bang or a flash ball l b d l b d which is. defined as a high precision swiss manufactured weapon equipped with laser pointer sights the category as sub lethal is potential to maim and kill especially if pointed as it should never be at the upper body as such of it is used in almost no other european country the g i f 4 stun grenades which contain 24 grams of t.n.t. and explode before delivering c.s. gas at a deafening 165 decibels are also used

jerome is not showing his bothered by it which is what human adults should do. and as for president trump, well, it is almost the weekend and while many americans enjoy a couple days away from the noise, he'll have the volume cranked up on the golf course and on the ridiculist. i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> saint jerome. nothing is wrong with jerome. i want that t-shirt. welcome to "prime time." fear of the unknown, that's what's spreading fastest in the bahamas because communities are now ghost towns and they're described as having a stench of death in the air. survivors say there are bodies everywhere. but authorities are overwhelmed, they're undermanned, they're dealing with flooding, impassable roads, limited resources. tonight one of the island's most famous residents is answering calls for help and asking for more. lenny kravitz is here to tell us about what needs to be done and what he is doing. and the cdc now saying e-cigarettes, vaping, may be deadly. just as use is seemingly exploding in our country. a mother and father ar

blocking is back in the lineup captain manuel neuer remains confident it is all jerome has always given his best he's played well and has a lot of experience i've been applying with him since 2011 and i'm obviously glad to have had him on my side all these years. and feel very safe with him in defense . another challenge for bion is way to play philippe continue the brazilian playmaker has had a stuttering start to the season with no goals so far and only came on as a late substitute. against like sick. leave and often he likes to play the number 10 role that's his sweet spot for to try to give him that chance. so would often if given his old offensively as well it's basically a vice and i know that if he gets to play. he'll perform well but for exactly how and if to chino will fit into nico cove i just game plan remains to be seen by and would do well to start the champions league campaign with a win in a group that aside from a determined red star team also includes last year's run as up talking him. so the big question dalton what are you expecting from the defending champions league

>> jerome powell likes to say the fed walks into a room making a decision about the future. orders are leading -- it has manufacturing as weak. on the consumption side, holding up. without jobs, it is going to spill over ultimately to services and retail sales, et cetera. the fed has to look into the future. it cannot wait until we are in a recession. that is enough reason for jerome to easend the fed financial conditions for not just the united states but globally. the dollar is the most important fact there for global trade and finance. -- factor for global trade and finance. haslinda: the trade war is escalating. trump saying, if i am reelected, it will be tougher in china. for and can china brace what comes next? it seems like there is limited space to retaliate. >> absolutely. we are looking at the trade bark is much bigger than its bite. china -- as arom share of gdp, that may look smile. then, that is an entire trade balance. on china's side, it is importing essentials from the u.s. you see a rise in pork prices and food prices in china. it cannot mitigate by importin

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is most recently been supporting the fight against factory farms in northern ireland he joins me now jerome welcome to going underground so we had the great british naturalist documentary maker david attenborough in parliament talking about the importance of activism and the environment tell me about the campaign against factory farms in northern ireland something you've got involved in joining or thought about when you're feeling game of thrones i think. they're wonderful tracey was to who who started farms not factories who's an extremely. the passionate woman who's been fighting to bring it into factory farming the horrors of it she got in touch with me when i was there filming i didn't know what was going on and i think she saw a nice link there the fact that we were filming very near like for oil and in that beautiful northern irish countryside and i had no idea what was being proposed and planned and already put in place in place in some cases for northern ireland and that's for some reason they something's got through the net in northern ireland there's things that are being proposed