G20 bond sell off continues in the u. K. In japan, italy, germany and here and oil is reversing some of yesterdays losses our road map begin with after a strong start to the second half stocks are stalling. Markets set to open lower amid signs of a tech rally and lowing sector hiring last month president bullish on u. S. Markets as he prepares to meet merkel, putin at the g20. Shares of costco climbing in the premarket stronger than expected june sales. Futures moving lower ahead of tomorrows key jobs number shows the private sector added 158,000 jobs in june meanwhile jobless claims fell still near historic lows well see what it means for tomorrow. Historic loes and some of the minutes yesterday, some of the deviciveness still lead me to believe there would be a rate hike which is what we need its not talking to north korea. You saw the futures go down. They actually rally. I dont want to put too much on that. I think that the fed minutes created a little bit of a flurry some thought
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Depending on where it goes from here, does affect that vote. And the vote, come november, also for me raises immediate questions about the relationship between the president and the military right now for the duration of this term. I mean, if the military i mean, down to the level of, you know, platoon leaders. Like if the if active duty troops serving in combat environments come to believe that the president knows about forced protection efforts that should have been put in place and diplomatic efforts and National Security actions that should have been taken to respond to threats to u. S. Soldiers and he didnt do anything about it, thats the thats a kind of divide between the president and the active duty military that i cant even predict in terms of where that goes. It is such a dire, terrible story about the president. Its almost unlike anything else we have learned about him over the last few years. Well, yeah. And there is no good version of it. There is no good version. The vers
Big advantage over everybody else trying to explain this stuff because we have you and youre the only person who can explain the senate stuff like its an episode of law and order where youre hanging on every word to find out how it ends. Like, you get the poetry of this stuff. And ive learned most of what i know about Senate Procedure from you. Senator Claire Mccaskill and i doubleteamed that subject on this network. Whenever im not around, shes doing a better job than i can on it. Shes actually lived and died with those bills and these procedures, these parliamentary procedures on the floor. Ive been out there, too, on the senate floor. She much more recently. She knows the dynamics much more recently than i do. Well, lawrence, tonight i am excited about learning the ins and outs about how they can use reconciliation for two big bills i thought they could only use it for one, but because they didnt have a budget thing last year, they can now do it there is so much to figure out and as