a crushing defeat to have predicted to force agreement to save the woman he rejected by the u.k. parliament is being called the biggest parliamentary defeats in modern history. i have now tabled a bunch of no confidence. and with may s cracks it till shot down the prime minister finds a self in a fun mobile position as she prepares to face a vote of no confidence and head government on wednesday. reacting to the news of the deals defeat still president of the european council hints at the possibility of the u.k. remaining in the. my colleague were research a joint you next hour with a full news program but for now guides through the world of financial wilderness and stacy habits on the kaiser of course. this is the kaiser report welcome much to cover here today could this. that is what he said to joe lieberman joe lieberman that dinosaur from the past of the democratic party you know he used to represent connecticut for the entirety of my life living in connecticut and he s s
because the politics and economics are very merged right now we talk mostly about finance and markets and economics but they re really intersecting right now and you know that s an interesting thing to look forward to but right now i want to look at this. tweet from the internet then the s. and p. five hundred is up seven percent thus far during the government shutdown on pace for its best shutdown performance ever so triumph is the best ever the best shutdown and u.s. government history and shutdowns great again. so the average. how the s. and p. five hundred does during a government shutdown is up zero point zero point three percent his is up seven percent so twice what s up seven percent the s. and p. five hundred up market oh right yeah so his stuff market s doing very well while this government shutdown it could be saying something negative about the government that the markets are doing so well once he shuts his government down well remember jane powell got the meaning
all right, everybody. we ve ironed out a few technical difficulties. thanks for your patience. again my name is john donnelly i m president with reporters and editors and an editor with cq roll call and if you re tweeting it is #mre 2013. to introduce our new speaker is the person who led the charge to #mre 2018. and now to introduce our next speaker is the person who led the charge to getting him here, and that s hope hodge secs, the vice president of mre. hope? thanks very much. well, it is my very great pleasure to introduce our next speaker, admiral karl shultz. he is new at his post as of june 1, as the commandante of the coast guard, so this is one of relatively few public engagements in front of the media and hopefully it will be the first of many for mre. i believe that for us defense reporters inside the beltway, we re sometimes guilty of sort of a cynical mission when it comes to coast guard. they re not in the pentagon, they ve got a separate budget, and someti
administration about how much of a want to spend on the military. we have a fantastic panel to discuss this today and we will have a logical flow in how we do it. we begin with our discussion here, before we go to you for questions, with elaine kamarck, the far left, who is one of the people who helped redefine the democratic party is not being far left. she is one of the people who helped to bring the trenches such as movement to power, allowed gore reinventing government effort, and is now at brookings and at the kennedy school at harvard. an we will ask her to talkd about the politics of where we stand on both sides of the aisle, after the elections, after the first two years of the trump presidency. and with the 2020 presidential campaign only moments away. i m sure we are enjoying our peace and quiet before the campaign begins, because we all know what is coming and it is not far away. next is maya macguineas, the conscience, the physical conscience of washington and s