industrial and economic policy but it does need to develop it further why not a total reinvention i mean joanie is in a bad spot right now well there is a storyline a narrative which goes like well let's look at china why don't we do it more like china here in germany and in that that's wrong because we have things which work well if you look at research and development germany is doing very well we invest a lot in research and development we're actually. up in the rankings there so we don't we can build that further but we don't need to read invent that also competition we need to protect competition we need to improve competition to have you know companies start up new ones inefficient ones go down we need to allow for that because that really leads to more productivity what about future technologies though because germany is not at the forefront of digital technologies of artificial intelligence china is leading there and i mean in germany it's hard to get a good connection a lot of the time absolutely i mean we are we have areas where we're not good i mean we're good in. manufacturing we're

colorado, joanie aaninst of io. the list, we donw how that to plays politically. >> today the president said t againt his call with the ukrainian pnsident was perfect aneverybody says so. on the same week thatf two o his top avepleds telled behind closed doors that they were so troubled by the phone call they went to white house lawyers. bert: you mentioned the "washington post" poll. sit breaking through, the testimony? at least at this moment? e >> untilee public testimony, i don't know that wyoming see big shifts in th numbers, if then -- but that's why senate republicans are so wa about defendihe president on the merits, or on the sub stae as he said this week he'd like them to do. because the t don know what the substance is. >> someone told me today in these kinds of things, the facts neverveet better, they get worse. the numbers are 49-47. although identical to the popular vote in 2016. the country hasn't moved in three years. nobody has changed their mind. >> and i hate to say this because it sounds a talkin

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. >> if it were wl weak joanie would that get fed off threepeat and done here? >> kneel i think this report actually could be weak for number of reasons you know. it is not just the fact that administrato employers more cautious we have seen things slow down with manufacturing we have dilemma that we have you know, seven million over seven million open jobs not enough people to fill jobs so jobs are going unfilled, you know every single month. so there's -- you know a lot of eyes are on this report for many reasons but that could cause some slow growth i also think we have to look at wages see what is happening, you know it is getting more competitive, so i would expect to see wages moving, in the right direction. neil: guys we are take quick break going to get into that report just a few minutes away also, to my friend, things like labor participation rate in fact who would benefit all this assumption manufacturing jobs going nowhere fast then what happens on other fronts and retail and services, restaurant workers tall other stuff that goes into a report that

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it is targeted susan collins, joanie erns, cory gardner and martha mcsally, all of whom face tough re-election fights next year. take a look. >> should a president pressure a foreign leader to intervene in our elections? >> i could have. i think it would probably, possibly have been okay if i did. >> he swore an oath to protect our democracy but ask his lawyer. >> you did ask ukraine to look into joe biden. >> of course i did. >> now his chief of staff says get over it. tell senator collins it time to put country over party. paul: fox news contributor karl rove served as senior advisor to president george w. bush. i want to get to this ad in a bit. first, how does the partisan nature of the house vote for an inquiry affect the politics of impeachment and the ability the to persuade the country? >> well, look, one of the three big considerations that i think voters are going to have when they ultimately judge members of the house and senate for voting on this was do they believe the process was bipartisan in nature. that was the critical nature in the nixon impeachment and because it was missin

>> reporter: single mother joanie gabriel worked construction in the army. she joined to support her kids and deployed twice to afghanistan. >> that really touched me, because coming from where i was. >> reporter: she ended up homeless when she got out until a job using the skills she learned turned her life around. stories of the benefits of service side by side with others of its costs. >> when i first came back before my symptoms appeared, like most veterans, at a time you feel invincible. you had this experience. you served your nation. >> reporter: casey midel is a firefighter and paramedic in bend, oregon, and was a green beret in afghanistan. >> but my ptsd symptoms, they caught up to me, and they made it extremely challenging to remain in public service. >> reporter: but you have. >> i've struggled to do it, driving a fire engine, the loud noises, working on fourth of july is very triggering because of the fireworks. >> reporter: midel's lifeline is his service dog banner, named for a close friend who served with him and died in action. your mental a

joanie is here. joni ernst someplace. these are people that want to see peace in the middle east and i thought it would be appropriate to have them come over and they met with the president and we had a lot of very frank discussion and we're dealing with a very big subject, a complex subject going on for centuries in many cases. but we're making a lot of progress, tremendous progress in the middle east. okay, a couple of questions. go ahead. oan, go ahead. >> thank you mr. president. first i would like to start out getting your general reaction today to the impeachment hearing on the hill. do you feel that democrats made their case and how do you feel about the republican performance? >> you're talking about the witch hunt? is that what you mean? >> what you're talking about. i hear it is a joke. i haven't watched. i haven't watched for one minute because i've been with the president which is much more important as far as i'm concerned. this is a sham. and shouldn't be allowed. it was a situation that was caused by people

check this out >> chuck grassley was there and joanie ernst and -- and john thune and -- and mike pounds. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "ah you know, mike pounds was there. mike pounds. well, we noticed trump has trouble pronouncing things all the time so with that in mind, it's time to play "talk like trump." [ cheers and applause ♪ talk like trump talk like trump ♪ >> jimmy: this is how this works. i'm going to see if anyone can guess how the president is the going to mispronounce a simple word if you get it right, you get a a prize. if you get it wrong, you still get a prize. all right. raise your hand if you want to play "talk like trump. who -- yeah, yeah. come on, stand up, buddy how doing, pal what's your name >> i'm ryan. >> jimmy: ryan, welcome to the show our first clip, very simple. president trump is going to try to say the word "fund. how do you think that he'll mispronounce it? >> finned. [ laughter ] finned finned >> jimmy: that's really good, actually, yeah all right. let's see what happens >> yet there in washington who would raid your health care to frund free benefits. >>