have mccabe, you have strzok, you have his lover lisa page, you have all of these people running around. you have brennan and clapper who lied to congress. you have many many people, you have people that changed documents going into the fisa courts, and it s a terrible thing and this is an investigation that they said should have ended before it started. it shouldn t have started and if it did, it should have ended immediately because they found as you know as well as i do, they found nothing initially but it went on for two years or longer. and i m getting rave reviews for what i did for roger stone and he frankly is going to go and now appeal his case. he had a jury forewoman who hated roger stone and who hated probably me but she went on a false pretense and he wasn t given a fair trial, he wasn t it s not a fair trial, he wasn t given another trial. he should have been given another trial. i won t say more. i won t talk about the judge. i m not going why would i ever
been explored, and an investment like that or support like that would come with specific strings attached. and that would protect the taxpayer. francine: i know you have to go, but a final question of public debt. it is a huge deal now, bigger than the economy. how long can you live with that situation? when can you start paying down some of the debt? rishi: so we have absolutely this year to help us facilitate response for the crisis. was the believe that right thing to do, and some organizations would agree with that assessment, that the situation long-term would be far tose if we had not moved now limit the long-term scarring on the economy, and it is the long-term scarring that causes structural deficit in the future, which we should be most worried about. toemain very committed strong and sustainable public financing over the medium-term. right now the priority should be to reopen the economy safely, to drive the recovery. but of course what we re are doing this year is
markets under pressure this morning to the tune of 100, 74 points lower, nasdaq is up 7 points. s&p 501 just down a 500 just a point. house democrats passing police reform bill but not expected to make it to president trump s desk. a bill bruised in the senate to allow autonomous zones as the president prepares to sign off on order to protect monuments. unanimously passing sanctions in country in reaction to restrictions of hong kong s freedoms. 2020 race, new polls show joe biden leading in key battleground states. mornings with maria is live right now. maria: global markets this morning. cac quarante up 77 and dax index in germany 115 points. european central bank kristin lagard said the worst of the coronavirus is still behind him but concern of a second wave to come potentially. in ash overnight, markets were mixed, markets in china remain close for holiday. asian economies head to worst quarter since 2008 in the financial crisis. kospi was up 1%, and japan nikkei ave
take a look, dow futures down about 78 points, nasdaq down 4, s&p lower by 7 points. yesterday markets tumbled as vi to investor concerns the international monetary fundscutd previously predicted 3% contraction. case against michael flynn dismissed. lawyers releasing notes showing that during the transition then president obama, then joe biden weighed in on the flynn case revealing a very different story from former fbi director james comey. flynn s attorney sidney powell is here, joining me live at 8:00 a.m. eastern on this case and what is being revealed. you don t want to miss it. senate republicans police reform blocked by democrats, senator tim scott ripping democrats yesterday accusing them of trying to delay the bill until after the election. a rival democratic bill expected to hit the house today. mornings with maria is live right now. global markets this morning, erasing early losses as coronavirus restrictions ease. take a look at where we stand. in europe mixed sto
is time to double down on this red hot sector what it is and why the charts have it feeling so bullish. the fed s stress test results are out. the fed is requiring large banks to limit dividends and buybacks after analyzing their resiliency during the pandemic the fed said that for the third quarter it is suspending the firm s share repurchases, capping dividends and allowing them to proceed based on a formula derived from recent income the largest banks had already ended buybacks through the end of the second quarter but this actually takes it a step further. the fed will reassess those plans on a quarterly basis for the first time in ten years of stress testing, banks are required to resubmit their capital plans later this year to reflect the current environment. the vice chair notes there is material uncertainty about the trajectory for the economic recovery and its impact on banking organizations. not all governors agreed to let the banks continue layouts even if they