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Wont be the same when theres 435 house races happening instead of one on a random tuesdayner i august. >> a superb election in the dead of the summer. my kind of night here i guess you could say. garrett, great reporting. thank you for joining us outside what was the oconnor headquarters outside columbus. former republican congressman david jolly from you florida, john pod or ritz and kimberly atkins, columnist for the "boston herald." david, let me start with you. im looking at the story from t...

Im seeing three different stories looking at we showed there franklin county. clinton won it and tonight you saw the energy was there for democrats. the support level for oconnor was higher than it was for clinton by will ten points. turnout level was higher. im thinking that story is trouble for republican members of congress, barbara cop stock right outside washington, d.c. from the suburban areas highly educated, trouble for them when you see that. >> a lot of my former colleagues in congress...

At some point, everything is overbought and overvalued. the third thing that is also happening is sell programs. theres sen levels that they say listen, when it gets to this level, sell. when it hits that support level. i had people that were looking for areas to buy. yeah. buying when it was down 1,600 points. i had a trader that told me this morning that im waiting to buy some of these energy stocks. i bought exxon. i want the get in on some. he did. he was shaking but he bought it. he had no ...

And came roaring back to just about break even. the nasdaq composite turned higher in the middle of the day today. then those sellers came back. when they came back, they came back with a vengeance. at the low, the dow was down 1,597. these types of sell-offs in the middle of them, of course, can be unsettling. many of the pros weve spoken to insists that its healthy. listen. >> stocks grinding higher for a long period of time and sharp steep sell offs that flush out nervous money, traders and p...

Team and move on. but others believe that is a huge legal risk for him. if he would happen to slip on the truth. not remember what he said before. that could create a pandoras box here. so the reason for the change, its no longer hypothetical. its very real, erin. >> thank you very much. its a crucial question. "outfront" now, john dean, president nixons white house counsel during watergate, gloria borger and mark preston. john, the president hunlging on whether he will testify to bob mueller an...

Conversation about a cap agreement because there are things we want to address with a cap agreement like the military and there are other things like daca. we have deadlines. we understand them and i think were having good bipartisan conversations. i think all of us from the house and senate, republicans and democrats know we have to get working on these issues. >> her right there. >> given the deadline next friday if you cant reach a deal what is the current support level for a shorter -- >> i ...

Weve got c.h.i.p. thats expiring, having good bipartisan conversations about that, a bipartisan conversation about a cap agreement because there are things we want to address with the cap agreement like the military, and there are other things like daca. we have deadlines, we understand these deadlines and i think were having good bipartisan conversations. i wont get into all the details of each one of these things but a lot of work we are have to do and all of us know we have to get working on ...

Expecting to use to be able to drive down those rates. so they want to make it as big as they can as long as it can and ideally in a bipartisan way. if not, moving forward with what they can get. they think that is the thing that is going to turn the engine on even further than the taking a tough regulations and the things they have done so far. >> shepard: and the support level, do they believe that the -- does the whip believe -- is there a belief that they can get this done? >> theres more or...

And the american command is worried that the long arm of isis will eventually spread into the capital city and break this very, very fragile military that the afghans have. >> general, i have to ask this question. how the u.s. is war weary at the top of this, how does this nation, how does it affect our support level of the troops who are in harms way and the families that are making the sacrifice as well? >> well, first of all, i dont think america is weary of war. i think america is weary of w...

Of complacency and lack of volatility and no correction for a very long time. why are we having this? well, of course, i think the biggest problem that we saw this morning was confirmation of something that we have been really suspecting for a very long time and that is that the chinese economy, the economy and the second largest economy in the world, is really slowing down and that is having a trickle effect around the globe. the s&p, for example, 1983. we burst through the support level of 200...