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Charging the u.s. massive tariffs. the trade surplus is $141 billion. look forward to seeing them tomorrow. greg, i'm told that inside the white house, they are confident they are on the right side here. the international trade system is broken and has been for years. the u.s. economy is strong. this is the perfect time for donald trump with his vision on trade to fix it. >> well, if you want to use a hammer, maybe he can get results. i think the reason he is leaving early is i think he knows how this movie will end and he knows it will not be a lot of happy faces or smiles at the photo-ops. m...

>> a pardon proposed in 2004 by two senators, but never passed. and the dow immediately dropping 280 points when the news broke of the singapore summit cancellation. the wall street fear gauge up 8%. netflix shares rose yesterday making it the most valuable media company for an afternoon. it topped disney briefly in market value. disney regained the crown by the end of the day. $152 billion. netflix is behind at $141 billion. home sales slowing. sales of existing homes fell 2.5% in april. overall sales down 1% this year. inventory is tight. especially for starter homes. that is pumping up ...

I can't intervene in the disciplinary process. >> she also said that she was unaware of whether any of the prostitutes were under age. the report says the behavior exposed to agents to possible coercion extortion and blackmail. one committee member wants the unnamed agents involved to be quote named and shamed. bret? >> we'll follow it doug. thank you. the doc fix is back up on capitol hill and it is a bitter and expensive pill to swallow for many lawmakers. chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel examines the bill and its impact on your wallet. >> reporter: congress is trying to fin...

Disrespect look forward. bye-bye. jon: thomas mentioned the terrorists of isis the u.s. is trying to fight from the air. some lawmakers think more drones might be the answer. is that the solution? and should the u.s. spend more money to build drones to go after isis? so-called medicare doc fix will cost america about $141 billion. check out our taxpayer calculator to see what your share will be. we're live on capitol hill where the senate is getting ready to take it on.

To the public that its subprime holdings were not significant. in fact, the company had $141 billion of subprime exposure. >> the fec used charge to demonstrate the tiny slifers represent the subprime loans fannie and freddie disclosed. the rest of the pie shows how much they really had 40 to 70 times greater. today's actions only involve charges for misleading investors. one analyst said the fiction those investors maintained help housing crisis from which the nation still suffers. >> i think that if there had been full disclosure as required by the securities laws, we would not have had a fi...