at the next five days. certainly a big story developing across parts of texas that have been very drought stricken. way too much to handle. a story to follow as we go into the weekend and early next week. guys? all right. you ve got a sneak peek of how we really work around here three, two, one. go. let s check on cnn money stream. global stocks are higher today brushing off worries of wall street. the dow fell nearly 90 points after the president threatened to shut down the government it they don t fund the border wall. the day after the best session in months. there were rumors that tax reform was moving along. tax reform, yay one day, the next day, shutting down the government for the border wall. wall street doesn t like it. big banks think the rally may be over. analysts from, you know, hsbc, citigroup, morgan stanley, all see evidence the bull market end is near, including a breakdown in the traditional relationship between stocks and bonds and investors ignoring econom
humanity. the president sticking closely to the prepared script in his teleprompter. choosing not to attack republican foes in nevada after slamming two gop senators, john mccain and jeff flake, during his arizona rally. today the president is back at the white house with no public events scheduled. joining us to discuss this morning, contributor selena zito, columnist for the new york post, and happy pittsburgh pirates fan this morning. good morning. quite a walk-off win it was. that was great! today stuff. two very different presidents, two very different speeches. let s go to the campaign, which we do often, to talk about the president once criticizing people running against him for their use of the teleprompter. listen these guys go around, make a speech in front of 21 people.
take his every word literally. we as reporters have to follow every word that we use and that we re reporting on. we take him literally. and it causes us at times to not take him seriously. we look at tapes, he s saying blah, blah, blah about teleprompters and sandwiches three events with weekends on either events with bookends as a teleprompter. it s difficult as a reporter to cover someone who is flip-flops and is comfortable with it, and his supporters are completely comfortable with him doing it. okay, but his job is to gove gove govern to lead. when you take on jeff flake at a rally, criticize john mccain with brain cancer, when you criticize dean heller,
i m not shower there will be willing to go along with this and it s possible trump backs down end of the day. he made similar noises in april passing the cohn continual resolution for this year s government funding and wall funding wasn t included. democrats would like nothing more than to shut down the government over this project which is not popular broadly, although it is with core trump supporters. i think this is a political loser in a way that much more than it was last time even. the idea that and add to that the fact if the government does shut down, republicans as a whole will get the blame and then there will be fighting among themselves which part of the republican party gets the blame. i can t hard to see how that s good for anyone and i suspect cooler heads will prevail. i talked before the arizona rally. talked to somebody in the white house. september, how does this all work? and when it comes to the budget, we ll have a continuing resolution probably to or three
night. a great ending if you are a pittsburgh pirates fan this morning. let s check cnn money stream. global stock markets are higher brushing off worries on wall street. the dow fell about 90 points yesterday because the president threatened to shut down the government if they don t fund his border wall. this is just a day after the best session for stocks in months on. that day, it was rumors that tax reform is moving along. of course, the promise of tax cuts has fueled stocks rise since the election. some big banks think the rally may be over. analysts from hsbc, citigroup, and morgan stanley all see evidence the bull market, the end is near. including a breakdown in the traditional relationship between stocks and bonds and investors, they say, ignoring economic data. after a series of terror attacks scared away visitors last year, tourists returning to paris. the see it track for the strongest tourism the city is on track for the strongest