quarters of a percent for the third consecutive time sending people flocking to the dollar and there you see what s happening to the exchange rate. it s noticeable enough that anybody who is traveling to the uk from the u.s. is going to they ll notice they re getting more for their dollar, but for all the reasons a little scary. thank you so much. nice to see you, claire. back here in the u.s., buying a car, one of life s big expenses, ranking after closing on a house and paying for college education, in some ways it has never been tougher to buy a car. interest rates are just one reason. a five-year loan on a $35,000 suv zero down will cost you 669 a month today. back in january, it was 642 a month. that s another 27 bucks a month and another $1,500 in interest over the life of the loan. let s bring in pat ryan the ceo of the personal finance app co-pilot. good morning, pat. thanks for getting up rearly fo us. good morning. is it as hard as it seems to be buying a used car?
so at this point, kate, we don t have a lot of insight into exactly how this all went down other than to the fact what that said, the senator had chest discomfort. he was immediately taken for evaluation. that s when they discovered this blockage. we should point out that senator sanders is known for his terrific health. this is someone who rearly takes a day off. he has no known heart issues we know of up until this point. he often will pack a schedule with as many as five or six events in a day. do so six or seven days a week. especially at this point in the campaign as we approach the iowa caucus. so there is no doubt this comes as a surprise. i do think the important part of this release is they do not point a date at which senator sanders will be able to return to the campaign trail. that shows you that this is something serious, of course, having two stints inserted is always something that should be taken seriously. we re still working to find out exactly how serious this situ
i think the entire party now in congress is pretty vested in trying to blunt the impact of whatever the mueller probe comes up with. i think if there were any red lines about firing mueller, no way. it s done. so i think the speaker look. he has blessed the idea. he s said in public he thinks there are problems at the fbi. there are problems at justice that the fbi has been politicized. this memo is not good evidence of that, but he has bought into that whole idea which i think there is limited evidence for and a lot of evidence against. and he has played a part in justifying this idea that the fbi should be a target of ridicule probation from republicans. a.b., what do you think of that? the republican party, as i remember it, orearly on in the campaign was not happy about donald trump. did not want him to be their nominee. fusion gps was initially hired by the washington free beacon in order to find damaging op against donald trump to help
service. it s unclear what caused the crash. well, this is an amazing story. a rookie houston texas player giving first nfl paycheck to three women who lost their cars and homes during hurricane harvey. what s you all do for us every day and never complain, i appreciate you all. hopefully that will get you back on your feet and anything else you all need. i m always here to help. jillian: quarterback desean watson donating $27,000 to a could ve tiara in houston. everything going on in the nfl that s amazing. brian: that s the way 95% of the players are. they are rearly good guys. steve: other story is getting 100 hers% of the headline, unfortunately. democrat says the president s tax cut plan is all about helping the rich. next guest says the plan will actually help the economy. who is right? grover norquist joins us live next. abby: plus, former first
there was no sense of at least a degree of preplanning is mystifying to me. i m going to play the reporter here. sure. he is going to say look, we were on the ground. we interviewed dozens and dozens of people with direct knowledge of what happened that night and we could find no direct link to al qaeda. that is we have done the stuff that we are supposed to do in the new york times, which is reporting. how do you respond to that? well, i was an fbi agent. i never met a guilty man in jail. if you are going to interview people who participated in the task and understand that means they are going to be at least of interest to the united states, it s rearly hard to gain a complete assessment. you would have to interview those people. you would have to do neighborhood canvass. go through and talk to all of the intelligence gatherers leading up to the event and subsequent to the event. they didn t do any of that. think of this. 4,000 cables we reviewed in the committee in our in