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12/18/2020 1:56:08 PM GMT Outlook: Yesterday's data casts a pall over everything that equities are bravely pretending not to notice. Initial unemployment claims were 885,000 in the most recent week, up from 962,000 the week before and contrary to the forecast of a drop to 800,000. It's the highest number of claims since early September. TradingEconomics notes "about 455 thousand people applied for help from the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance scheme, which covers workers that do not qualify for initial claims, compared with 415 thousand in the previous period." You don't have to be a bleedin...

People that the president doesn't agree with or issues that the president may not agree with. we think that undermines the importance of security clearances, particularly when it comes to national security. >> we've been talking about truth this morning. could it be true, what we just heard from leon panetta, but it could also be true it's time to look at the 4 million plus, 4.1 million americans, who hold those security clearances and say should they all continue to hold them? >> well, whether or not that's something that needs to be looked at needs to be set aside from this debate. because t...

The lawyer's documents on the case through encrypted e-mail. msnbc has not seen or authenticated those documents. "the times" was unable to reach argento, despite repeated attempts. she agreed to pay $380,000 following the notice of intent to sue, shortly after accusing weinstein of raping her. nashville police right now looking for a pair of cold-blooded killers they say shot two people celebrating a birthday on friday. saying a suspect might be linked to a string of recent crime, including four attempted robberies, a shooting and a murder. first lady melania trump wrapped up a speech on ...

Incriminating information. some of the president's advisers are concerned mcgahn's statements to the special counsel could be key, if the team, the special counsel team, is building a case based on the series of the president's actions. >> i want to bring in my panel. doug burn, former federal prosecutor. christine quinn, vice chair of the state democratic party. so doug, so much to get to. so "the new york times" says it wasn't until saturday when trump's legal team opens up their "new york times," they see the story and realize they don't have a full accounting of what don mcgahn said to the...