Do little by comparison. He followed that up with another tweet saying the fed has made all of the wrong moves, a small rate cut is not enough but we will win anyway. The fed raised way too early, way too much. The fed is likely to cut rates but if it is only 25 basis be, as it is likely to the president said, too small for him but enough to satisfy the markets. Sheryl the president continues to attack Central Banks in europe, talking about the weakness of the euro. Its putting at the same results as the europeans would want. Michael its not working the way the president said it would. Interest rates are low across the world. As you can see, as the euro went down, so do european export order so they are not getting a boost from a weaker euro. Ourn thank you and now politics editor joins us to talk more about president s trumps tweets and not about the fed but Elijah Cummings in baltimore. Why is President Trump going after baltimore . Two reasons why he could be a target. Its because h
Touch each other but we chose not to. Lets talk about what is going on when it comes to policing in this country. A lot of sobering up. We need police and people look around and say they do protect us and maybe we can reform for 2020 and thats why the attorney general is working with senator tim scott. They were in South Carolina yesterday and reviving some Police Reform and Law Enforcement reform in this country. There is also a sense, among others that we need to maybe disband the police and black lives matters philadelphia representative is making it clear that when it comes to accomplishing the police. It doesnt have to happen today but it has to happen. One of the things that were demanding is the defunding over five years to complete abolition. We dont want to see any police in our community and over the course of those five years. The five years gives time for the community to begin to build what is needed instead of police. And at the same time, build Restorative Justice practi
Number of immigration plans today to include a more permanent fix to the family separation problem that the president ended with an executive order yesterday. The conservative option failed on the house floor today. Republicans seem to be confused about what is in the remaining bill, the socalled compromise bill. House leaders say they will not be voting on that tomorrow, as has been planned. Senior capitol hill producer chad pergram is there with the inside scoop tonight. Good evening, chad. Why was this ball with that was going to move tomorrow, why did the leadership all of . They didnt the votes. They decided to go back to return to this belly little better. They will put in some provisions to deal with agriculture, and everify, we dont have specifics on that. But think about the muscular weight they put into this bill to try to work it out the past couple of days, shannon. They brought President Trump to the hill, they brought the Homeland Security secretary, kirstjen nielsen, to
Mull over a number of immigration plans to include a more permanent fix to the family separation problem the president ended with an executive order yesterday, the conservative option failed on the house floor and republicans seem confused about what is in the compromise bill. House leaders will not be voting on that tomorrow as had been planned. We have the inside scoop tonight. Why did leadership pool it. They decided to go back and retrench this bill. And the lapsed couple days, they brought donald trump to the hill. And Kiersten Nielsen on the whole. They couldnt close the deal, they start with a deficit in the house of representatives, they can only lose there are 6 to 10 republicans who wont that for any immigration bill because they were afraid they would be portrayed as quoting for amnesty. No bill yet. The goodlatte build it and make it today. It got 193 votes but that shocked people. The handicappers that it would get 165, 170. It got a lot more. This bill is going to fail, g
Look at what this bipartisan deal includes. Discretionary spending limits go up by nearly 324 billion over two years, defense spending will increase 22 billion next year, to a total of 738 billion, and then, to 740 billion, in 2021 and nondefense spending, gets a 27 billion jump in the first year to 632 billion and then goes to 634, in year two, and because this is a bipartisan deal, neither side is completely satisfied, but both sides are happy to put off a looming side over spending that could threaten a potential default until u. S. Debt until 2021 after the next president ial election. The full faith and credit of the United States of america has never been in doubt the constitution says that, and now we removed all doubt, at least until july 31, 2021. President trump endorsed this deal but 65 republicans voted against it, over concerns about spending and the national debt, but gop leaders are touting the fact that the deal includes 77 billion in spending cuts to help offset the ov