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irs,merican audited by the they had missing documents, the backup tape is destroyed, they wait months to tell the irs, they are in big trouble. ceo -- we had the hearing with wells fargo and the demands for this guy to be gone. any ceo with the same pattern mr. costigan had at the irs would be fired. all we're saying is you should not hold public office when you breached every duty you had. you had a duty to produce documents, under subpoena and preservation order, you did not. in aad a duty to disclose timely fashion if you cannot fulfill your duty. you admitted you did not disclose it until months later. you had a duty to testify accurately. and you had a duty to correct the record if he testified in an inaccurate fashion, which he never did until yesterday when he was called in front of congress during an impeachment hearing. when you have five basic duties and you have breached and failed everyone, i think you have got to go and the american people say yes, we would be in big trouble. why is it a different standard if you are lois lerner, john costigan or hillary clinton? i hear t

a trump administration will lift restrictions on all sources of merican energy production. according to the institute for american energy resources, this will increase the g.d.p. by more han $100 billion annually. add over 500,000 new jobs annually. increase annual wages by more than $30 billion over the next seven years. increase federal, state, local tax revenues by almost $6 trillion over four decades. increase total economic activity by more than $20 trillion over a 40-year period. in addition, we will streamline the permitting process to all energy infrastructure projects which are desperately needed, including the billions of dollars in projects held up by president obama currently being held up. they just won't approve anything. creating countless more jobs in the process. finally comes trade. the foundation for everything. america's annual trade deficit with the world is now almost $800 billion a year. who are negotiating these deals? anybody in this room negotiating these wonderful deals? think of it, we have a trade deficit of almost $800 billion a year. that's go

one of them is merican. some people pronounce. one that is in there, that is way overdue, is moobs. >> which is what? >> man boobs. >> yolo stands for "you only live once" but drake made popular like a million years ago. it was a million years ago. >> we're 20 years later on swirly. >> you don't know what a swirly is? i never heard of this worm. what is it? >> it is a form of adolescent hazing. it is terrible that it should be in a dictionary. in fact, if i hear about it -- it is grabbing someone's head, putting it into the toilet bowl and flushing the toilet bowl. it is disgusting. >> how many times has that happened to you? >> hopefully it's a clean bowl. >> how many times? nobody feels bad about that, i can tell you. >>> blac chyna, rob kardashian last night marked the premier of "rob and chyna" on our sister network, e!. we found out the gender of the baby kardashian. take a look. >> that's a nice, normal heartbeat. it is regular and there is no problems with the beat of the baby's heart. >> that's crazy it tells you that. >>

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watching a live shot of while we awaitll the opening ceremony of the national museum of african .merican history and culture we did here earlier from the mayor of washington, d.c., people have come from all over the country and there are also a lot of washington dignitaries. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> thank you. we have to celebrate because today is a special day. building bridges between cultures and ourselves. it is always better to know your neighbors. this is a blessing song i want to share with you. if you don't speak the language, it doesn't matter. ♪ >> thank you, don't be shy, do it. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> thank you. [applause] [crowd chatter] ♪ ♪ [crowd chatter] >> at kaiser permanente, we are committed to shaping the future of health. we believe that anyone should have the ability to be healthy to pursue life, liberty and happiness. we are proud to be the founding member of the smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture. the museum is a wonderful acknowledgment of the importance the contributions that african-americans have made to the success of th

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there was a recent study that found upon waking up among all users,merican smartphone at least two out of five users check their smartphones within five minutes of waking up. 50% of these consumers actually have been checking at least 25 times daily. some of them are so obsessed they check their smartphones 200 times per day. we are becoming obsessed with using digital technology. what is happening is that is leading to us to a more sedentary lifestyle. we have a workplace which is growing in a way where we sit in front of computers for hours. then we come home and use all these gadgets we have at home. we spend time doing that. while we are spending time, we are doing another thing which is snacking. an increased amount of snacking while watching tv or using the computer. the energy we are gathering but we are not spending it. what happens to that? i don't have a medical background but i can understand that this increases our waistline. a few years back, i co-authored a paper where we looked at 27 countries like the united states and some of these countries have higher obesity rates.

[applause] ♪ [playing "proud to be an merican"] ♪ donald trump: great people. thank you. thank you.ou, maria, for the introduction. it's beautiful. and for the work that you and your organization due to honor these fallen, stolen american lives. and educate for justice on behalf of all american victims. what you have to go through is unbelievable. [applause] today andd to be here to shine a national spotlight on a group of victims who have been forced -- i mean truly forced into the shadows. these stories are not featured in the news. you have no demonstrators taking to the streets on your behalf. you have no special interests taking up your cause. and the politicians ignore your cries for help. but i never will. [applause] i've known many of you for a long time now. seems like a long time. i'm still here and you are still here, right? still fighting. i've met many incredible people during the course of this campaign, but nothing has moved me more deeply than the time i've spent with the families of the remembrance project. the folks at remembrance are doing such an incredible job.

and it is crucial that we continue to build trust between law enforcement and muslim merican communities. in the middle east, we have to smash isis' strongholds with an accelerated coalition air campaign, more support for arab and kurdish forces on the ground, and intense diplomatic fforts in syria, iraq, and across the region. working closely with allies and partners must be the top priority for our next commander n chief. later today, i will discuss the threat of terrorism with the president of egypt and other world leaders. most of all, i want to say this to my fellow americans -- let us be vigilant but not afraid. we have faced threats before. if you see some thing or you hear something, report it immediately to local law enforcement authorities. i know we will meet this new danger with the same courage and vigilance. we choose resolve, not fear. we will not turn on each other or undermine our values. we stand together because we are stronger together in the face of this threat and every other challenge. i would be glad to take some questions. >> the person of interest in this case i

speaker, when tearful mericans seek so lace -- solace, the obama administration dishes out racism and anti-police profiling that helps inspire even more violence against police. the result of the obama administration's politics of racial division and hatred so far this year as of september 2, firearms related deaths of american law enforcement officers are up 56%. the obama administration's relationship with police has deteriorated so badly that william johnson, the executive director of the national association of police organizations, accuses barack obama of engaging in a, quote, war on police, end quote. adding that the obama administration's "continued appeasement at the federal level with the department of justice, their appeasement of violent criminals, their refusal to condemn movements like black lives matter, actively calling for the death of police officers, that type of thing, all the while blaming police for the problems in this country has led directly to the climate that has made dallas possible." mr. speaker, no one condones illegal shootings by police. police who illeg

merican bridge, 21st century and even before hillary clinton was a canidate, she had a super for hillary pac, which raised millions upon millions of ollars, sometimes from places difficult to trace in order to infrastructure in weight for hillary clinton when he did become a canidate and benefits her immediately and was out of the gate. donald trump doesn't have an analogous organization, a super pac that was there aiting for donald trump to diidate. canned can it was driven by donald trump. how it isnd politics, being raised and spent, our topic for the next 40 minutes levinthal. kelly is up first from georgia. go ahead. yes, thank you for taking my call. will tell you i placed my first vote when i was for bill clinton. democrat., i became a i will tell you how i spent my money this year. the always supported republican party. but this year, i decided even call from the er republican party, i had a call marco rubio, i live in georgia. i decide third degree year to money to the trump campaign. we have told the republican arty as upset as we are about obama policies, we are more so t with

chairman, the merican people need an assurance that this cross- selling mania that has that has afflicted wells fargo is not to be found at the other behemoth banks. i would urge you to have earings where we hear from the .e.o.'s of b of a, citi, the others, and until then i hope that you would join with me in a letter of inquiry to ask what new account opening quotas that had their for bank tellers. how many people they fired for not meeting their quotas. or how many people they fired for opening phony accounts. we have wells fargo before me, but i don't think, mr. stumpf, that you should be alone in this joyous experience. your colleagues should at least come forward with some assurance. e're now engaged in an important national ritual. where the c.e.o. comes before the representatives of the american people to apologize, to take full responsibility. to do so humbly. mr. stumpf, welcome to washington. what plane did you fly in on? what airline? mr. stumpf: virgin american. mr. sherman: when you came to the senate? mr. stumpf: i think it was united. one of the two. mr. sherman: it shows

in bringing those views to bear on something that's very important to the lives of every merican. mr. stutzman: i think mr. jones can testify to this what's going on in indiana. i see to this frequently. i believe our economy, it's pent up right now. and that it's ready to go, but it needs certainty and needs to know the rules. and if we don't get our monetary policy right, can our economy grow? ms. george: as i said earlier, i think monetary policy has played an important role, but it is not the only factor in what can stimulate an economy. and as i listen to voices in my region, there are questions about other kinds of economic policies that come to bear on their decisions. i would not want to overburden monetary policy as being the answer to all the issues that can be affecting our economy's performance to date. mr. stutzman: we're focusing specifically here on decentralization or centralization. again sound monetary policy is really a foundation for an economy that's going to be strong. mr. jones, great to see you. i know that your work in indiana has been recognized not only

lynch --merican literature course. was trying to work full-time and part-time as an adult .tudent at 20 and 21 years old it was a two year degree to be a cpa in illinois and i had to cpa a tutor to sit for the which made my equivalency -- i'm going to tell you they put those to propose courses in their that were not applicable. they took all these enriched courses in high school. i said to the dean, i had a 3.8 gpa and am i going to be able to be a cpa? do and me what i had to i transferred all scholarship to another university. thated to attend university and it was not a commuter place. so ithey have got me more just gave up and thought i was just going to cram for the cpa. it was just worthless. i received a very good education for the primary system and was not disappointed with the education i got that was more .echnically oriented they have expanded that degree to another baccalaureate for the cpa. host: thank you for calling in. we will let our guest respond. the disappointment you had with college is something

merican bridge, 21st century and even before hillary clinton was a canidate, she had a super for hillaryac, which raised millions upon millions of ollars, sometimes from places difficult to trace in order to infrastructure in weight for hillary clinton when he did become a canidate and benefits her immediately and was out of the gate. donald trump doesn't have an analogous organization, a super pac that was there aiting for donald trump to diidate. canned can it was driven by donald trump. how it isnd politics, being raised and spent, our topic for the next 40 minutes levinthal. kelly is up first from georgia. go ahead. yes, thank you for taking my call. will tell you i placed my first vote when i was for bill clinton. democrat., i became a i will tell you how i spent my money this year. the always supported republican party. but this year, i decided even call from the er republican party, i had a call marco rubio, i live in georgia. i decide third degree year to money to the trump campaign. we have told the republican arty as upset as we are about obama policies, we are more so t with o