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Nothing actually happened the aid was ultimately released. >> right. so its been a mixture from the very beginning and weve seen a little bit of a different approach in the senate than we have seen in the house. and the senate from the beginning they have talked about being uncomfortable about what the president did. and they said, you know, i wouldnt have done it, one republican senator i spoke to said i wouldnt have done things that way. some conceded that it was a bit unseemly. but theyve bee...

George herbert walker bush wouldnt have done this against bill clinton. ronald reagan wouldnt have done this against walter mondale. this is not partisan. this is why we have the president of the united states seeking information about a political rival from a foreign government. >> dana: when you saw the transcript today, did you think that it rose to the level of going for impeachment? that is the straw that broke the camels back? >> i think this is the most serious allegation against the pres...

Paul manafort spent $2.2 million on home entertainment technology. including $10,000 on a karaoke system. a lot of details prosecutors packed in. we will hear more from his accountant today as they delve into his finances. dave and kaylee. >> thank you, jessica. can the u.s. economy keep up the pace of swift job creation? we get a look at the labor market this morning when the july jobs report is released. economists are expecting 190,000 new positions. the unemployment rate is expected to tic...

Political side of. corporate dimension with lee released his samsung got a leadership battle on its hands. we its not clear how leaves going to return in whether hes going to retain his name some similar capacity at samsung scuse me whatever it it whatever the case comment is all saying that. it will be a chance this scandal will be a chance finally fourteen abels to reform its company governance and that being said samsung has been left in good hands while the was a we it rose is shares rose fo...

Behavior. so fragility around the world everywhere is kind of at a modern high in the last hundred years, if you will, and i think this is going to be a very awkward time. these tweets are reckless. amateurish. you know, add lessant, and you just dont deal with the rising power. i just finished, china was the country that we have been worried about as it rose, which we are sort of contributed to. lets see the rising power of china without engaging in conflict. and donald trump seems to be racing...

Trump and every countrys aviefl in the united states is saying what the heck is going on, and every nation is changing its behavior. so fragility around the world everywhere is kind of at a modern high in the last hundred years, if you will, and i think this is going to be a very awkward time. these tweets are reckless. amateurish. you know, add lessant, and you just dont deal with the rising power. i just finished, china was the country that we have been worried about as it rose, which we are s...

Times" put a story out that cited there was nothing to the idea that all of these stories that malcolm, that other journalists were putting out that were reporting, it was out there, but it was debunked in a way. by this headline that read, fbi sees no clear link to russia. its another way in which the fbi scuttled information that could have helped the american people. >> whats really weird about that, to go back to "the washington post" story that we have been talking about, they put comey in ...

Things will continue. yes, the department of education will be closed. you might not get to visit yellow stone national park. so you might have to wait a couple of weeks for a visa. those things will slow down. but the last time we had any length closure in the mid 90s, about 21 days, guess what gdp did? it rose. and the stock market flat for those 21 days. >> and then it went up to 7.2% gdp. bernard, no deal is a big deal? >> gary is living in a fantasiland. the economy last i checked wasnt wha...

Family income, take a look at how it is now. theres been about a $4,000 less since december of 2007 when the recession is said to have begun. so, 54,916 was the real median household income back then. today is it 50,964. and during -- just keep this full screen on this green. put it back up if you would, please. when your dad was president, in his recovery fromle from 81 to 86 rose by $3,380. it rose. here we lost four grand. back then we went up almost $3.5000. why do you think that is? >> peop...

People just are more ready to start over there. i think because they are newer, you know, residents of the state. the rate itself isnt necessarily determinant. its just how people feel about the economy. thats pretty much set by labor day. this year it might be set earlier. >> shannon: charles, we can get to topic three. >> the rate itself is not the key. its the rate of change. its going in the wrong direction. it rose. that is what i think hurts obama. the chief economist of credit suisse said...