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Troops. >> michael crully, whats your own barometer on how far we are from normal? >> you know, brian, there are a lot of days in this presidency where i try to rewind and imagine reading these tweets or these headlines even 18 months ago, two years ago and it would have been just incredibly surreal. and now its just another day in the trump presidency, and we marvel at it. in the nourker they wrote a great piece talking about the russia investigation. but the metaphor was a frog being slowly bo...

Individually, we are sort of concerned and surprised by them in the aggregate, its not clear what effect theyll have. the stuff happens gradually. if you could have had it all come out at once a couple years ago, people would be completely shocked and scandalize. to answer your question, we are so far from normal, we have been so far from normal for so long, its a moment to reboot. let me say one more thing the contrast between the way we traditionally thought about the presidency, which was thi...

Troops. >> michael crully, whats your own barometer on how far we are from normal? >> you know, brian, there are a lot of days in this presidency where i try to rewind and imagine reading these tweets or these headlines even 18 months ago, two years ago and it would have been just incredibly surreal. and now its just another day in the trump presidency, and we marvel at it. in the nourker they wrote a great piece talking about the russia investigation. but the metaphor was a frog being slowly bo...

>> david, nice to see you. >> good to see you too, brooke. thanks. lee corfman said he swann paid. >> i dont know if that matters, but i think her talking directly to the camera, and her being very emphatic and empathetic, i think that putting a face to a name and words out of her own mouth are definitely powerful to something that could just be seen as a rehash of a news story that came out last week. i thought it was pretty powerful testimony. >> you think it might change minds? >> i dont know...

To a two one defeat in stuttgart with the break a low netting the winner in the fifty first minute its dortmunds fourth defeat in five games and so the heat is on for coach peter bosh especially after the great start to the season its essentially come undone. and international football there are celebrations in peru after the nation qualified for its first world cup since one thousand nine hundred two the team received a heros welcome as they arrived at the presidential palace in lima where they...

And confident lets talk to pickering hes a senior economist at bank and he joins us now from london cal and if we look at what weve just heard the trumpet all the other crises dont hit the economic the economies of industrial countries at the moment is their reason for sustained optimism. well the fundamentals are actually pretty good certainly relative to a decade ago household balance sheets are stronger we have record employment in many places firm profits are up we kind of have this post leh...

Then when you ask people in aggregate they dont feel so good and of course theyre always political risks to watch but my impression is we just have a bad dose of economic pessimism which doesnt reflect the fundamentals and over time we will learn to live with the political worries which probably wont manifest in a major way and will continue to see an improvement in economic fundamentals over time . the bank of england expects london could lose up to seventy five thousand financial services job ...

A time of strengthening strengthening global economic headwinds thats surprisingly robust picture for the european economy so why is everybody so full of confidence a little earlier i spoke to callum pickering is a senior economist at bear on the bank in london and i asked him if all this optimism is actually justified. well the fundamentals are actually pretty good certainly relative to a decade ago household balance sheets are stronger we have record employment in many places firm profits are ...

Wont stop it. >> im sorry, i want to jump in. she is right, some gun deaths cannot be prevented th. is very similar to the debate over airbags and seat belts from decades ago. the argument against putting them in cars was you wont save everybody. thats true. but just because there is a car accident where the car explodes and airbag wouldnt have saved anybody. doesnt mean that all airbags are failures. it really does, when you take the aggregate and you look at our country, the highest number of ...