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are essentially billionaires who have absolutely no experience in any of the areas -- i think when hehe he wasn was nominated for energy secretary, he did not even know he was responsible for nuclear weapons. dinesh: number one, with regard to the business of racism and the kkk, david duke is persona non grata in the republican party. he is an outlier and no mainstream of public and will embrace him. robert byrd was the conscience of the senate. clinton went bill to his funeral. the sky was a high official in the kkk and it is important to realize that the ku klux klan, i am not quoting the progressive historian, but the ku klux klan was for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate at the convention that founded the klan. woodrow wilson revived it after it was shut down. it was an extension of the democratic party, with violence and terrorism. you group of ragtag guys, do not say they endorse donald trump because he wants to america great again, they have an actual history. it is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. rty. i gue

. >> the morning.r hehe beyond all belief, i cannot imagine how when trump denounced what has happened that now w turn to smear tactics. it's sad. it's not going to change.. the real problem comes in with the media and until the dnc get someone with a backbone and boots the media out saying you're not helping us >> "washington journal" live every day. we will leave this portion now to take you to the strategic for international studies. a discussion on the recent election in kenya and its effect on the country >> i'm going to introduce, i'm veryap

>> keys in elementary school and i hope he does whatever hobbies he's interested in because hehe deservesto be a kid and we should treat him like that and give him some respect. children of the president should be off-limits. you can say what you want about his father that he didn't make that decision. he's in elementary school. sisters and brothers first. >> the cover of the book sisters first, stories from our wild and wonderful life. >> comes from the mary oliver poem. >> i didn't read about that in the national enquirer. >> the book is out in october. >> thank you. >> for so long, women's military stories had been discounted or appropriated by others so she felt like the timing was right, it was time to give these women a voice. >> we were soldiers and sailors and ended up in iraq and afghanistan doing the same jobs in many cases as the men and coming home to a country that didn't recognize many of us as veterans. >> arizona senator jeff blake calls for a return to principles in his book conscience of a conservative. he's interviewed by the new york daily news columnist. >> how can yo

laila: german authorities alleged hehe was kidnapped from berlin a and taken back to vietnam.re you aware of similar cases? has this happened before? tuong: i am not aware of any similar cases before this case. laila: germany has protested very strongly over this case. what sort of reaction do you think the anon expected after this -- do you think vietnam expected after this? tuong: it is hard to say what they expected. they might have extract related -- they might have relayed the process and thought they could have gotten away with it. they might have thought that after the initial task, they thought it would not be so important to germany to damage the long-term relationship. that is why they carried out the abduction. laila: tuong vu from the university of oregon. a new investigation into a plane crash that killed poland's former president was politically motivated. and happens in russia -- it happened in russia in 2010. while polish investigators spent eight hours questioning tusk, who was prime minister at the time of the incident, they accuse russia and donald tusk hims

they must applied to him to show that they agree with everything hehe says. >> dana: children's mailhe name "pickle." i think it's a cute name. i want to know how he came up with that nickname. pickle. >> greg: he likes pickles. >> kimberly: nice, reasonable parents will hate him too because the worst thing aboutbel bill maher is everything about him.çryth how do you know if that child has learning differences or kno special needs or is strugglingns in school and all you do is mock and humiliate him?spec i hope he grows up and takes her job. >> richard: bill maher, you mahu are this week's cyberbully and "one more thing" is up next. new bike? yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. switching to allstate is worth it. that airline credit card yout? have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked

authorization from kim jong-un, and we have not seenen public actitivity involviving kim jonon whwhere hehes giving final authorization implicitly or explicitly. sarah: it seems like the message is everyone take a breath, the military option probablbly not n the e table. thank you for your analysis. michael madden, director of north korea leadership watch at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. michael: thank you. sarah: let's get a quick check on other stories makining news. turkish authorities have detained a russian national andd suspected i.s. ellerton are planning a trip -- militant for planning a drone attack on the airbase. the u.s. has been using the airbase for a campaign against the so-called islamic state 2015. police in lolondon have rereleaa man on bail on suspicionon of caususing grievous bododily haro another pedestrian. they released footage showing the joggeger pushing the woman into the path of an oncoming bus, which nearly avoided hit -- narrowly avoided hitting her. ruth pfafaua german b born none who donated her life to curingg leprosy, has died. she

hehe watched as terroristss of so-calleled islamic statee gain power andnd became a great thre to the kurdish community. he worked at a kurdish television station for nearly two years. he taught himself the basics of tv reporting and documented the turmoil of war in syria from a kurdish perspective. in december, 2014, he was on his way to an interview when he and a colleague were kidnapped by i.s.. militantsts. fafar from this intersection south of his hometown what followed was a horrific eight-month ordeal. >> they started to torture me, beating me by sticks on my legs, on my back, slapping me on the face. pulling my hair. and shouting that -- shouting and saying that i am one of the kurds, one of the unbeliever kurds, and that the kurds should be killed, all of them. >> he was held in six different prisons. he endured months of torture. at the timime, kurdidish troops were gaiaining ground in the wa recapturing lost territory and taking prisoners. his chance to be freed through a prisoner exchange grew. he became the first kurdish civilian to be released in the syrian war. but afte

hehe wants board seats and wants a transformation committee to come in and talk about the way to makegy leader. that's his plan. that is sort of what caused some animosity between ackman and cooperman, a former director at adp, and part of why this has become contentious. vonnie: what is the response of adp? >> ackman characterizes this morning as quite hostile. we will have to see more details about the proposal, people understanding that it will focus on margins, which he thinks could be quite higher. there were not a lot of details out before this. we are going to see what happens and how they come back from this. i think that the contention that this is a sort of old age business is at the heart of, and probably very disturbing, to shareholders. probably why you are seeing the stock falling today. it's interesting, the ceo is one of the people that ackman wants to per place -- replace. >> this is when a common criticism of activists. they will have difficulty listening to you if you want to replace the ceo, they won't be willing to accept the proposals and that's perhaps why they

about how hehe ceo plans to take on the market leaders netflix and amazon.e middle of a transformative period in media globally. the whole world is moving towards watching whatever you want to watch when you want to watch it. in emerging markets specifically, that means watching in the palm of your hand on a mobile device. -- iflix is bringing it to the masses. we have been building up for the last few years. we launched a new middle east in the last couple of months and will be launching in africa next week think that ambition globally. yousef: i'm looking at some of the pricing structure for countries like malaysia and the differential to the netflix prices are just astounding. when are you going to be profitable at this rate? guest: in the next two to three years. those markets have two very different strategies. you can either go after the superrich group of people who , or there isards the mass-market who are very price sensitive, but in the next three years there's 1.3 billion people who have a smart phone and mobile broadband connection. they're never

tom: thank you very much, robert davies, giving his views on some accomplishments hehe ha has to achieve. yousef: excellent conversation there. tom mackenzie joining us live. arabtech, one of the larger companies in dubai. worth has won a contract 628 million dollars, which is a sizable contract. we did see that series of contracts coming through. last month one came through around $289 million. the stock is down this year. it has been up 21% in the last month. let's get you a bit of a preview of what is to come on the show. we will talk about what is happening with the rba. they are expected to leave rates unchanged today. we will break down the announcement in all of its minutia in 15 minutes. david: the greenback, rather, got the white house blues. flexibility is painting a bleak picture for the dollar. we discuss what that means for the asian economy, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> business spirit is the highest and has ever been according to polls. it is the highest it has ever been in the history of these polls. we are doing very well. we have a tremendous group of support. the coun

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what does hehe want to happen?wantsview was that to start talking directly with north korea and having negotiations and a settlement to the north-self issues. isisalso to bring back what h predecessorsrs called the "sunshine pololicy" where tensis were used andnd there was e ecoc and cultural e exchanges and economic developments and south korean investment inin the north korean economy through the industrial zone that was closed of one of thes last south korean presidenents. and one of the things he stressed to me, i asked him why a lot of people in america a and press arearnational is critical of your view because they think the sunshine policy won't work but he said, you know, if south korea can bring peace for north korea, that is good for the united states and trump should be happy about that. but he also said that trump criticizes his own predecessors, obama and bush but president previous south as thepresidents such one who was thrown out and her predecessor, they were very right-wing. brought the relations

hehe was in pain. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. "the new york times" is reporting the justice department is preparing to investigate and sue universities for affirmative action policies, in the latest assault against civil rights by attorney general jeff sessions. "the times" says the justice department sent out an internal announcement looking for lawyers to lead up, quote, "investigations and possible litigation related to intentional race-based discrimination in college and university admissions." quote. the suprpreme court has upheld e constitutionality of affirmative action policies, which take race and ethnicity into account in college admissions in efforts to address centuries of institutionalized discrimination against people of color and women. the naacp legal defense fund promised to sue the administration if it attacks a friend of -- affirmative action policy, saying, quote, "we will bring the full force of the law if this justice department attempts to resegr

. >> the morning.r hehe beyond all belief, i cannot imagine how when trump denounced what has happened that now w turn to smear tactics. it's sad. it's not going to change.. the real problem comes in with the media and until the dnc get someone with a backbone and boots the media out saying you're not helping us >> "washington journal" live every day. we will leave this portion now to take you to the strategic for international studies. a discussion on the recent election in kenya and its effect on the country >> i'm going to introduce, i'm very happy that we have a panel this morning consisting of two distinguished journalists who have been in kenya following the campaign and the election in kenya. i will introduce them in just a minute. my name is mark, i am a senior advisor for africa here at csis. some years ago i was ambassador in my nairobi and i had the opportunity to spend several years there prior to this year's election. i want to start off with a few remarks and then turn to our gas. as all of you know, this week, some 1 15 million kenyans went to the polls to elect members

when i look at the pictures of houston, i hope that donald trump -- i understand hehe is going to texas would be better going to paris, texas, and going there and recognizing that the culpability of him, of the fossil fuel industry that back in deliberately turning their backs on climate change and i'm taking action on climate change is not only culpable for the impact that are happening in houston, but all aroround the world. the when it closing. action is needed now. donald trump is to wake up and smsmell the roses.s. amy: asad rehman, thanks for being with us, executive director of "war on want." he has worked on climate change issues for over a decade. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: two weeks ago today, president trump signed an executive order to revoke obama-era standards that required federal infrastructure projects like hospitals to factor in scientific projections for the effects of climate change, like increased flooding and rising sea levels. critics say the reversal exposes u.s. infrastructure to

. >> greg: if the president goes down on some of this stuff, if it is because of a leak, i think hehen incredibly any population because he has achieved some pretty big things. whether it is the economy, jobs, regulations. for him to go down saying something like the silly conversations or whatever, you will have a population that will be just as angry as the population that was bad about bernie sanders. you will have two populations that saw their guy get screwed. then, you will have other people who really don't care. but you will have a problem.pr you are basically unfairly trying to unseat somebody who won, which is kind of what happened to sanders in a way. that was his and they took it away andnd now, it is trump and they are going to take it t awa. the people that are doing the taking away are absolutely no different. they are the samee people. >> jesse:ou some very serious new developments on the north korean nuke threat. north korean nuke threat. d@x@@ whavoid,tellites ve where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's how iug o but then i talked to my doctor about humira

hehe texted me after r i was onn yesterday.as texting me, convinced i was secretly on his side and that i was somehow helping them by giving publicity to this rally that he wanted to hold. i am hoping that he is delusional about this and that he does not ask we have the clout to build organize a rally -- which may very well be the case. if you holds his rally, he says he wants to hold i it in octcto. if that is the case, then we will hold our counter rally and hope that people would come to fargo and help us.. we have a a thriving, progressie community y here in fargogo, a'm sure there will be lots of people here who want to counterprotest will stop if peter does have a lararge natiol profile, it seeming like he might be developing one because of this whole incident, he might be of the bring in who knows how many nazis and they might be able t to outnumber us in the wy we saw in some of the pictures from charlottesville, where ththere were just a small ring f counterprotesters and just a sea of tiki torches around them. that is

hehe orders his soldiers to hal and form a square. why do you form squares?cavalry horses won't charge a hollow square, plus you can deflect them. the 52nd north carolina deploys in a square out there. their movement to do that is in turn spotted by colonel biddle i who orders his men to fall back from mcpherson's ridge to position on seminary ridge. hap this mounted -- feinted mountedn charge that never even happened saves an entire division of the first corps of the army of potomac from getting its flank welled up. they fall back to position along seminary ridge. they take up a position with the gamble's brigade at the far southern flank where they beging firing heavily at the advancing confederates. it is during this phase of the fighting that the popular major lemon of the 3rd indiana is shot and killed. his remember nigs that morning came true.rthern kaleb's guns fall back, doing good work out there. now at the northern end of the feel we have a problem. jubal early's division is coming from new york, and it is seen from cemetery hill. a new york command

they say there is one of the a lot of triplets were doing hehee in memphis.f i don't like what i hear, what am i going to do, get off? greyhound has more respect. they would take before the train, the plane, the less leaves the terminal. m, doe is a hell of a stor you want to ststay or get off?" they will announce all of that that got ripped offff in memphi. there are no backs. i'm sitting next to this white dude is never been on before. excuse me, sir, what do we have to fill out. you have never been on greyhound? you nothing. greyhound, it just says "lost" they don't pretend. i just hope some kind of way when you stop and think about the fear that goes on -- and then what job young folks have to do. your older folks. i'm 70's old so i have been listening to older folk for a long time. sometimes we have to stop this craziness. you can be just as silly at 80 and 90 as you was at three years old. i hear some old folks this morning in new york looking at young folks on their way to school. they got these baggy pants on, shirttail hanging out, she's not type. th

i'm saying him if hehe door. hijacked. >> reporter: the plane was preparing land, and men sun glasses escorting h while there was plenty of fear among passengers on saturd, those emergency doors can't be opened inlight. most jetliner seal against the fuselage. and during flight, the cabin prsurization pushes against thdoor, pressure making it humanly impossible to open that door. the passenger who was taken offer the jetliner was not arrested. and while the fbi says it is looking at the case, no charges have been filed. david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the lates lawsuit against johnson & johnson by a woman who claims that her cancer was caused by an ingredient in baby powder. we'll tell you what a jury has just and personal with some eclipse chasers. ing for them.they roamearch of now. noughs now.ghs now. hs now. s. \. knock out your sinus symptoms with vicks sinex. the ultra-fine mist starts working instantly to deliver up to 12 hours of ahhhhh get fast relief

little recalls venturing to his recruitment office during world war ii and this is in new york and hehe rolls through the fron doors of the armed forces deep owe, quote, costumed like an actor. with my wild zoot suit, i wore my yellow knob tshoes and i wen in skipping and tipping and i scattered my tattered greetings at that reception desk like a soldier. praise yo, daddy-o get me moving, i can't wait to get moving. that soldierda hasn't recovered from me yet. following this initial encounter malcolmnc gets sent to visit wi the army psychiatrist where he tells him, quote, daddy-o, now north me we're from up here so don't you tell nobody. iou want to get sent down south organize them nigger soldier, you dig? steal up some guns and blow crackers,ke and he stared as mes if i were aed snake saying hatching fumbling for his red pencil, i knew i had him, end quote. soon after this, malcolm gets his 4f card in the mail which basically excuses him in the army draft. around the same time in the early years of world war ii there is another zoot suitor and one far less known unless you've read myl

hehe had been the lone ranger and a little pure in his constitutional views, i think he was moved asl the justices were, we saw those tv warnings the fact that this symbolizes law enforcement across the aw world, thanks to its acceptance in popular culture. and combined with the fact that the other justices thought the cops had accepted it meant that the press itself, made a powerful argument, a valiant -- in is a case brought in ga faith. 7-2 rejected it. broug >> pete is in georgia. you are on the air. 7-2, >> good evening. my question is about the salinas detective case in 2013. i think what professor is sayino about miranda was on full display in that case, we see a very divided court. i think the upshot of that case is that you have to express italy invoke your right to silence, you can't just be silent. that again assumes you s know those rights and you know when o you're inw custody and police cannot take that opportunity away from you,u,th but they don necessarily have to give you the cue. can you explain that case, and do you think it's been rightly s decided? >> that's one

said hehe president would be open to a shutdown.an: just said from the clip you just played, lawmakers don't want to have a shutdown, but given the political unpredictability, who knows. it is anyone's guess when they lawmakers get back in just more than a week from now, whether or not there will be one. they have to raise the debt limit and conservatives are divided on that. they have to pass a funding bill to avoid a shutdown. u.s.-mexico, security measures, could be included in that. you'll lose all democrats if you do that. that --ow much resident how much power does the president happier? here?w him give -- have a speech, whene it comes to funding are they able to do work on those issues aside from the president? kevin: the folks i have spoken with make note that the president and his administration the wayoutreach compares to other administrations in the white house, is very different. i think on the standpoint of his ability to go up there in the next and say there could be a government shutdown with regards to the wall, that

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