crazy. and that we ve been handcuffed. if we do that, if we do that, now not only will the united states grow faster, china will grow faster. mnuchin and kudlow there. to get china to the bargaining table the president approved hundreds of billions in tariffs on chinese good and promising to move ahead with another $267 billion if a new deal can t be reached and important to point out that parts of the u.s. economy have suffered. you mentioned china s economy has been sliding. parts of the u.s. ag sector has suffered because of the ongoing trade dispute. more trade talks today. the idea is to get the two sides to come to an agreement to end this trade war, not escalate it. we expect pictures from the eeob. meeting not far from here. i promise to pass the pictures along when we get them. sandra: a couple days of big meetings. thank you. bill: another big story today.
restrict her geographically from certain areas that the smart family may frequent. bill: is not a way to resolve this, do you believe? i think there are a couple of things that are important. the geographic restrictions, but the no contact provision in her condition, something that we were fighting to make sure was in there, make sure that it was very broad. sandra: it s an incredibly difficult situation. i can t even imagine what the family is going through, brett. for elizabeth smart, does she have any options as far as appealing this? it came as a shock to her, her release. it was very shocking, a moment, to have that discussion. she called me. she wanted to know my thoughts. we learned some of the legal arguments that we may have, a basis to have the board reconsider. it was a moment of near panic. but she quickly got over that
at 2:00. how are you doing, buddy? i m doing great. by the way, that is a great song. one of the greatest albums ever. i want to say, this jobless claim is interesting. the last time it was this low was on november 15th 1969. i was celebrating my seventh birthday. sandra: well, that means your birthday is coming up. we will have to remember that. bill: i am having to do math right now. it is great. look how wonderful this is. everything is working out. the overall economic picture is absolutely phenomenal. and the beautiful thing, we are seeing an impact in everyone s lives. i think it is amazing. and if we do get back to this record, it will be the 100s of record close since the election. i always think that we should measure presents not on the day that they are not graded, but afterwards few that is when the economy starts making moves.
responsible way. dr. ford clearly seems to believe her recollection, and she has to be respected for that, but that doesn t mean that the recollections are with reality. i think it is unconscionable the way that democrats have exploited this woman and ignored her wishes. she did not want her name public. she did not want to have to be seen in the public eye. she did not want the notoriety. and when she kept insisting to the democrats on that, chuck schumer and feinstein and the others, just ended up having their staff leaked her name to the press, knowing that the liberal press would make notorious circus out of this. and i think that is unconscionable, what they did to dr. ford. and the democrats, and exploiting this, are the ones that ought to be seen as being anti-dr. ford in the long run. bill: we have this quote from thehill.com.
the bottom of allegations from 36 years ago, without a specific time or location. if there was a party, there may be some. about the fbi is pretty good. i mean, i prosecuted 38-year-old cases here they are pretty good about locating witnesses and finding people. that s their job. they are a lot better at it than the the senate majority or minority staff. bill: republicans note that they said she was ready to talk. they are saying that monday is her chance. bill: mike emanuel, if something changes, let us know. sandra: let s bring in our headliner. alan dershowitz, author of the book the case against impeaching trump. he joins us now live in studio. we can get you right in front of us. so the clock is ticking, what is happening? she has to testify. nobody should be referring to her as a victim and him as a perpetrator until we hear from both of them under oath, subject