Say the least after a bit of a rebound the other day when i was on with you, yesterday i was not here for what was a decline overall in all the markets. I think we are in a new era of volatility. Every single time we get an up opening people say, okay, i guess that selloff is over and when we get the printed selloff people say this selloff is going to go on for ages. I urge people to step back and recognize we are in a period where theres a lot of vacuum, a lot of people trying to buy when its going up, a lot of people trying to sell when its going down and just interpret that as just being enthusiasm, greed and then fear and accept it that its here to stay because its really the undercurrent behind these moves. Okay. And what does that mean in terms of this socalled playbook that you often offer people who listen to what you have to say sure. It means that if you think that it is going to bounce today because it was down hard yesterday, dont make the first move wait to see whether the
A defiant former president , donald, trump off the Campaign Trail in pennsylvania. Just a few hours, last night in iowa, at this, as he tells one interview, or even prison would not stop his campaign. If if Going Forward right you get these indictments there ends up, youve got a jury in d. C. , you get convicted and sentenced. Does that stop your campaign for president . If you are sentenced . Not at all. There is nothing in the constitution to say that it could and not at all. The former president s remarks coming as he faces mounting legal troubles from special counsel, jack smith, new charges in the classified documents case and a looming Potential Indictment for Election Interference. We will have all the latest developments in just a moment. Also this, our controversial new comments from Supreme Court justice, samuel alito, who says theres Nothing Congress can do to regulate ethics on the high court in the wake of highprofile scandals involving most prominently, himself. New infor
Terrorist come insights of a former fbi undercover agent. Watch afterwards sunday night at 9 00 eastern on booktv. 1995 law in calls the us embassy to be moved from tel aviv to jerusalem. President clinton, obama, bush and trump have issued waivers on the move citing National Security interests. The house. Looked at policy applications that moving the embassy would have on relations with israel and neighboring countries. This House Oversight subcommittee hearing is just under two hours. Subcommittee on National Security will come to order. Without objection the chairs authorized to declare a recess at any time. 1995 Congress Passed the Jerusalem Embassy relocation act which states jerusalem is the capital of israel, remain an undivided city and the american a busy should be relocated from tel aviv to jerusalem. For 20 years us president s signs waivers forestalling the embassy move. To this day, 50 years after the liberation and reunification of jerusalem the state of israel, one of am
Lawmakers at a house subcommittee hearing relocating the us embassy in israel. Committee unnecessary will come to order without objection will declare a recess at any time. In 1995 Congress Passed the Jerusalem Embassy relocation act which states that jerusalem is the capital of israel but to remain an undivided city that the American Embassy should be relocated from tel aviv to grossmont. Yet for more than 20 years us president had signed waivers forestalling the embassy move. To this day, 50 years after the liberation and reunification of jerusalem, the state of israel one of americas allies is the only nation in the world in which the American Government refuses to locate its embassy in the host nation chosen capital. The candidate for president , donald, promised to move the embassy to islam and he has reaffirmed their commitment since taking office. There are good reasons why the president will follow through with this commitment. For one thing us policy should recognize jerusalem
Jack spencer, vice presiden Vice President for the institute of freedom here at heritage. He oversees research, range of domestic and trade issues. He previously served as director of the Roe Institute for economic studies where he spearheaded our work on initiatives in federal spending, taxes, regulation, energy and environment. He also specialized in Nuclear Energy issues both in domestic and global arenas. Please join me in welcoming jack spencer. [applause] thank you john. Good morning. Welcome to the principles for tax reform, a conversation with the House Freedom caucus. What a great day to be in washington. The sun is shining, the oppressive washington humidity has yet to set in, and im not sure but i think i even heard a bird or two chirping. Its not just a great day to be in washington, its a great time to be in washington. We have a president thats not just threatening to shake things up, and i dont think im stepping on a limb but hes actually shaking some things up. We have