Im brian curtis and welcome to the Texas Tribune festival to trump and the presidency. A very rich panel. Of here are a whole bunch trump and there is lunch on the main mall and the day will conclude with a session at the at t center. This panel is supported by pearson and the sponsors and donors but play no role in determining the content of panelists or my line of questioning. This event will be 60 minutes. The last 15, 20, ill leave it open to your questions. And pearson will be hosting all of us for a brief meet and greet at the text Union Building where we all drain the swamp together. So please join us for that. If you are going to tweet during this event and while looking at your phones, please silence it. Let me introduce our panelists. Douglas brink ley and cnns president ial historian and author of several books. Mara liasson is the until Political Correspondent for n. P. R. And covered every election since 1992. 1776. She is a contributor to fox news. And h. W. Brand, a hist
Tendency to overreact. We will hear why, later this hour. Scarlet we finished relatively flat on the day, but the dow did climb 119 points at one point. Little change after it came back down. However, when you look at how things have fared for the week, we are on pace for the first weekly decline in a month. Joe a disappointing week across the board, especially for equity investors. In the ongoing backup in rates that we are seeing preventing the stocks from going higher. Matt and a mixed trade as far as the indexes. We do not see that as far as the groups go. Health care and financials putting up little gains, but materials and industrials, energy, all down. Take a look right here. I promise you there we go. Sellingy like they are defenses, selling everything. Gas up 15 . Remember yesterday we reported those numbers, the chain doing better than what they were looking for. And monthly storage cells sales better than what they are looking for. Concern about a class action suit. And ppg
State of emergency tonight after intense storms dumped as much as three inches of rain an hour. Livingston, louisiana, got 17 inches, and its not over. At least one person is dead. Theres more flooding in mississippi and alabama. Omar villafranca is in amite city, louisiana. Reporter in tangipahoa parish, louisiana, rains flooded out businesses and entire neighborhoods. Vehicles and homeowners were forced to evacuate. My house is completely flooded and i have never flooded before. Reporter emergency crews went after those who couldnt get out on their own, using boats and highwater vehicles to take stranded neighbors and pets to higher ground. Residents chipped in. Where is all this water supposed to go reporter but in baton rouge, the rising floodwaters proved deadly. A 68yearold man was killed after he was swept away while Vernon Drummond was his friend. He got over and he went under and didnt come back up. Reporter several drivers in amite city teamed up to help an elderly man to saf
Pelley this is our western edition. Louisiana is under a state of emergency tonight after intense storms dumped as much as three inches of rain an hour. Livingston, louisiana, got 17 inches, and its not over. At least one person is dead. Theres more flooding in mississippi and alabama. Omar villafranca is in amite city, louisiana. Reporter in tangipahoa parish, louisiana, rains f out businesses and entire neighborhoods. Motorists abandoned their vehicles and homeowners were forced to evacuate. My house is completely flooded and i have never flooded before. Reporter emergency crews went after those who couldnt get out on their own, using boats and highwater vehicles to take stranded neighbors and pets to higher ground. Residents chipped in. Where is all this water supposed to go reporter but in baton rouge, the rising floodwaters proved after he was swept away while trying to escape. Vernon drummond was his friend. He got over and he went under and didnt come back up. Reporter several d
Pelley this is our western edition. Louisiana is under a state of emergency tonight after intense storms dumped as much as three inches of rain an hour. Livingston, louisiana, got 17 inches, and its not over. At least one person is dead. Theres more flooding in mississippi and alabama. Omar villafranca is in amite city, louisiana. Reporter in tangipahoa parish, louisiana, rains flooded neighborhoods. Motorists abandoned their vehicles and homeowners were forced to evacuate. My house is completely flooded and i have never flooded before. Reporter emergency crews went after those who couldnt get out on their own, using boats and highwater vehicles to take stranded neighbors and pets to higher ground. Residents chipped in. Where is all this water supposed to go reporter but in baton rouge, the rising floodwaters proved deadly. After he was swept away while trying to escape. Vernon drummond was his friend. He got over and he went under and didnt come back up. Reporter several drivers in am