of ways to describe this incredible rally. it s incredible, and it s a little scary, but you can t be scared, and, know, you can t wait for a pullback because market timing is so difficult to do and very few can do it right. it s okay to get in here? i actually added some positions it a i had. which ones? i added to delta which i bought earlier in the week and bought back united which i sold at 68. right. don t real like the company but the momentum in the transports and the airlines in particular are so strong where there hasn t been any for years, that s not going to quit right now and one of the cheapest sectors used by the market i also bought some kbr, part of the engineering construction theme and whether we get the structure or not, the economy is so robust and i m trying to use some of the others well, eme is one, but the volume is so light that it s difficult to get a position in it, but they are more domestically focused and also leveraged like kpr t
the nasdaq is on track for its best monthly gain since july of 2016 the s&p 500 is at its biggest monthly gain since last february the s&p and nasdaq have risen seven of the last eight trading days if you were waiting for things to slow down, you are still waiting. triple digit gains for the dow already this morning overnight in asia there were gains this came after the strength yesterday with the dow up 200 points. the hang seng was up by 1% shanghai was up by 0.1%. the nikkei did give back some ground in europe this morning, there are some green arrows across the board. gains of a quarter percentage point for germany and the ftse in london. the cac in france is up by a third of a percentage point. if you want to look at treasury yields which have been picking up ground, you will see the treasury yield for the ten-year, sitting about the same, 2.544% lawmakers in germany reached a break through in talks to form a new government the euro rising. you need a government. eur
african nations having a priority and u.s. visas. his remarks came during a private white house meeting. the national left-wing media and the dems have worked nonstop to spin the story into a story of epic proportions. take a listen to one of those sanctimonious dems claiming offense at the president s colorful language. to no surprise the president started tweeting this morning, denying he used those words. it s not true. he said these things. he said them. lou: the dems are grand standing, doing their apparent best to ignore the president s fundamental point. what has happened to all of the aid the u.s. government sent to haiti over the past fourth century. how was that money spent? whose pocket did it line? what happened to all the united nations aid, all the aid and money american churches and charities donated to haitians in that time? and why should any president, particularly this one, have to put up with the self-serving ignorance of the dems and the left who call m
congressman ron desantis of the house judiciary committee joins me live plus maria sits down with jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon to get the current state of the economy as we look ahead right here today on sunday morning futures. trish: the administration will resume accepting applications for daca renewals after a federal judge blocked the president s decision to end the program but the program still faces a rather uncertain future. congress is struggling to come up with a permanent solution for daca as they also try to juggle funding for border security and mr. trump s long-promised wall. president trump s venting his frustration on twitter just this morning saying daca is probably dead because the democrats don t really want it. they just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our military. my next guest took part in immigration talks at the white house just last week joining me now is senator david purdue of georgia good to have you here senator. g
tomorrow, here is what is developing right now. at this hour president trump leaving florida, returning to the white house and the fray, firing back at democratic senator dick durbin in a tweet just moments ago after the senator claimed he made vulgar comments about haiti and african nations in a meeting last week. details on this and what effect it will have on the immigration deal. attempts at avoiding a government shutdown just four days away. as democrats are calling the president racist the country is honoring the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. alveda king, activist, niece of the civil rights icon joins us with a response. hawaii is still trying to shake off the panic from a false alarm that sent people scrambling for their lives. you won t believe where one congresswoman is placing the blame for the whole thing? the latest on the fallout and what we now know. also joining thus hour, lieutenant-general thomas mcinerney, steve hilton, charlie hurt, noell