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President trump has had one final and faithful ally, the economy. hes kou hes counted it on it to carry him to reelection. 800 points tumble on wednesday was not entirely mr. trumps doing and by friday some off that was recovered. but it can be tied to the uncertainty that has been caused by the trade war launched on china. will his supporters who have embraced of the presidency, be as forgiving if the economy falters? our new poll has the presidents approval rating dipping a bit, 43%, 55% disap...

Street journal poll taken before all the news about cohen and north korea, the presidents rates stood at 46%. tied for the highest showing since he was president. and 52% disapproving and hes on the higher end of whats been a trading range in the low to mid-40s. last month we had him at 43% with 54% disapproving. so is that good enough for re-election? joining me now are our gurus, the nbc news/"wall street journal" polling partners of republican bill mcinturff and democrat fred yang. let me put...

Were still trapped in a tight trading range. ultimately the market would love to trade on fundamentals. seems like every week theres a nonfundamental reason for investors to be a worry. today it was something happened in europe. some days what happens in geo politics. sometimes its what happens in washington d.c. over and over again, and i say thispecifically to investors getting frustr, i get it. i understand where youre coming from. fundamentals are not playing a role. ultimately they will. >>...

It. they knew something already. this was not speculative. the fact they had permission to surveil him for as long as they did. >> one paradox is as this is happening and the new threat emerges, trumps job approval rating is stabilizing to the higher end of the spectrum. >> it is true, but it goes low, its going higher now to the low 40s, right? >> that is still very low. >> the trading range is 39 to 45. >> even this scandal, the last time a president was ensnared in legal scandal, there was a ...

From the world than we sell to the world, that we would be relatively better off in a trade war than other countries, and that might be true. but the world and the united states would all be a lot worse off. >> what of the presidents argument that america buys more from everywhere else than itself? is that valid? >> oh, yeah, no question. i mean, not everywhere else, but certainly a fair number of countries. china, japan, mexico, germany. we run large trade deficits with all of those countries. ...

Actions during the 2016 election on. tuesday, michael horowitz briefed a group of bipartisan lawmakers on the status of his probe which includes scrutiny of hillary clintons emails as well as the conduct of former fbi director james comey and former deputy director andrew mccabe. plan congressman trey gowdy attended the briefing and called it "useful and objective." horowitzs report expected to be done as early as next month. that date could be pushed back. volatility is back. markets around t...

Control, this is the way it is here. we dont typically celebrate the military in that way. >> you think of russia, you think of -- right now north korea. >> 1991, i believe, there was a celebration after that first iraq -- the first gulf war. it was panned as looking like, you know, celebrating death basically and military action. >> also the issue of funding for the military. currently a problem on capitol hill. >> right. all right. to money now. volatility is back. stocks roaring higher afte...

One he attended in france last year as a guest of president macron on bastille day. he later marveled about the parade as one of the best hell ever seen. volatility is back. u.s. stocks roaring higher after first taking a nose-dive. some global stocks losing steam overnight after u.s. futures turned lower. weve got dow futures down 1%. asian stocks stalled after a strong start. anything could happen this morning. wall street ended higher after a wild day. the dow swinging over a 1,200-point tr...

Journalist could put classmates in danger if they incite violence or disruptive activities. rob: the dow jones rally and shooting up 600 points one day after it plunged almost 1200 points after big bed monday. jillian: a bit of a roller coaster. tracy has look at how futures are looking today. >> reporter: futures setting up for another day of volatility down 240 points, down across the board, the s&p 500 and nasdaq futures point in negative territory. we did see a little bit of a rebound up 567...

Suggesting relief could be on the way for equities. two days of dramatic losses on wall street have sparked a global selloff but analysts point to a healthy correction after such a long rally for stocks the reason for the volatility are concerns that central banks could be starting to wind down the year of cheap money quicker than expected . as pulling the ends called whos on wall street for us so yes u.s. markets touch in positive territory several times today is this a sign that investors are ...