know it, may be great right now, regarding the economy, but just around the corner, big trouble. here a montage. flashback. recession jitters. president trump said to be realitied as economic alarm bells cause a wild week on wall street. there are independent carrots that the u.s. could be headed for a recession. there are some rough waters ahead, maybe a recession. fears of a coming recession spiked on the heels of a key economic indicator. what s called inverted yield curve. yield curve has inverted every before every u.s. recession since 1955. they say recession on hoards. recession. recession. recession. steve: it was that inverted yield curve that happened for a flash and prompted all those comments. i haven t heard any economists who are talking about a recession now. ainsley: hastings trump is not a political strategy. they have tried to impeach him since the very beginning. for this reason and then this reason and then this
that is being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. let me interrupt to say the entire intelligence community says it was russia. right, but it could also be ukraine. i m not saying that i know one way or the other, i m saying that ms. hill is entitled to her opinion but no rebuttal evidence was allowed to be offered. philippe, we saw the senator from louisiana walk that back a little bit in the days that a little bit. not all the way there, but you have some insight into this. you ve been in the lions den or foxhole, whatever you want to call it. how do they proceed with this? again, there is as linette was saying, what happens inside the hearing room, there s what happens outside of it and republicans have shown a mastery of controlling that. i m going to take an issue with that. i agree with linette. they are incredibly disciplined and they simplify things which makes it easy for their hoards which makes it easy to mimic and to parrot. the
ambassador marie yovanovitch will be sworn in. manu, are you inside the hearing room? yeah, i m in inside here watching members file in and take their seats on the republican and democratic side of the aisle. and there are hoards of reporters and cameramen waiting for marie yovanovitch s arrival into the hearing room. we saw her arrive into the longworth office building. she s in the holding room where witnesses stay before they come out and make their appearance. she ll come in, take a seat. then the chairman and the adam schiff and the ranking member devin nunes will each give their opening statement followed by her taking the oath and then her own opening statement followed by staff counsel questioning which will be 45 minutes apiece on each side. the staff counsel dan goldman on the democratic side has also just arrived as he waits to take his seat. also in the crowd there are a number of republican members who do not serve on the house intelligence committee but people who have
bloomberg s entrance? it is hard to separate the emergence of this news from the recent angst among people, leon cooperman, and jamie dimen and bill gates thinking that the hoards are coming for their money. the interesting thing to me is there are serious tax hikes on the table right now from bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. but these billionaires, many of them felt the same way when barack obama was proposing trivial tax hikes during his presidency. we all remember steve schwartzman saying it was like the nazi invasion, and you had all these complaints we were being vilified for being successful. some of this is psychological thing i don t really know how to account for because the policy itself doesn t seem to necessarily be related to it. but there is policy on the table now.
him talking most recently about things like, well, these folks are almost spies. you know what we used to do with spies. we ve also heard him talk about the invading hoards coming up across our southern border and what do we have after that? we have a mass shooting of hispanics in el paso. we had him talk about the press being the enemy of the people, and we have people who are sending pipe bombs to among other people or organizations news outlets. so it s not like there aren t people listening to what the president says, and he speaks in such reckless terms i think there be legitimate concerns. now, ordinarily, who protects people in the criminal justice system who might be in a whistle-blower s situation? the united states marshal service. i have had more people go into witness protection as a former career prosecutor than i can count and the u.s. marshals do an amazing job protecting witnesses who are at risk.