at 10 joni ernst. make sure to check out our smart and itunes you course which you can i -- access through itunes. use itunes if you are able to. if you like tweaking -- if you are live tweeting, we ask that you use the #live and distribute them. wea fire alarm goes off, have two exits from this building, exit areas are behind you and behind me. isending on where the alarm going off, we will direct you which way you should go. this would not be possible without support of the city, i also want to mention at&t was kind enough to sponsor the breakfast that preseason the event. i wanted to thank city for their effort on amplify the voices of women. specifically like to welcome kristen solheim, was the director of the federal government committee. please join me in welcoming her. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. thanks again for joining us for this morning's event in the smart women smart our series -- series.wer we continue to bring extraordinary women in foreign policy, national security, to give us

joni works i.t. and has been coming here for nine seasons. but it's coming, right?y're going to put a satellite up there and everyone down here is going -- >> joni: maybe. i mean, we're a long way away from having cell service down here and everybody having internet like at home. >> anthony: it's really the last place on earth for cell service. kristy is a heavy equipment operator, coming for 19 seasons. >> kristy: i actually started off two seasons in the galley, and then i ended up getting trained on the equipment. >> anthony: so you learned an entirely new profession so that you could stay here? >> kristy: yeah. >> anthony: and jules, another heavy equipment operator, who could most likely kick your ass, eat your lunch, then kick your ass again, has been coming for an astonishing 38 seasons. so what were you doing before? >> jules: see, my mom worked for the company and she wanted me to come, because i didn't want to come. >> joni: she tried to get rid of you or what? >> jules: yeah, she wanted to come. >> joni: when you first started coming, how many women were

and thank you joni. , thank you, joni. thanks ron.nd i wanted thank the dedicated scholars and staff at the heritage foundation. i wanted to express my gratitude to them. thank you, very much. thank you. great job. [applause] everyone here tonight a core truth that for america to have confidence in our future, we must have pride in our history. as americans we have inherited a special legacy of freedom, culture, laws, traditions and values. "theorganization is named heritage foundation" because you understand that our glorious heritage is the foundation of everything we hope to achieve. you understand human progress must be built upon a firm foundation of timeless truths. these truths are immortalized in our founding documents, and the most important truth our founders understood was this. freedom is not a gift from government. freedom is a gift from god. [applause] trump: that is why we are here tonight to rededicate , ourselves to the defense of our god-given rights. [applause] president trump we are here to : ensure that we defend

dihear you met joni mitchell. >> yes, this is what's so great!e other thing about the show. we have amazing animations. tone bell plays our security guard and he has p.t.s.d. he was a vet from afghanistan. so we try to get him to, you know, help himself by smoke weed. but you go inside his head, and you see all these weird things happening. i mean, you know dave javerbaum. >> stephen: i did know dave javerbaum. >> it's like all this stuff that's in david's head. >> stephen: where does joni mitchell fit in? >> oh, right. i forgot that. ( laughter ) how am i looking? is it going okay? >> stephen: the research is catching up with you. >> okay -- >> stephen: short-term memory loss, i believe it is. >> wait a minute! don't confuse me. >> stephen: i won't. >> joni mitchell, we play one of her songs "a case of you" in the third episode when tone is having his breakdown and she came to see the show. i got to meet her. oh, my god. >> stephen: how is she doing? she hasn't been in public forever. >> oh, no, no, no. she came out in public. we almost danced t

and thank you, joni.ratitude to the dedicated scholars at the heritage foundation. thank you very much. great job. everyone here tonight understands. to have confidence in our future we must have pride in our history. your organization is named the heritage foundation because you fun our glorious heritage is the foundation of everything we hope to achieve. you understand that human progress must be built upon a firm foundation of timeless truths. these truths are immortalized in our founding documents, and the most of important truth our founders understood is this. freedom is not a gift from government. freedom is a gift from god. and that is why we are here tonight, to rededicate ourselves to the defense of our god-given rights. we are here to insure we defend this legacy from any threat foreign and domestic that would seek to weaken our values, diminish four freedoms or dissolve the bonds that hold us so strongly and firmly together. as our nation has respond in recent weeks to a series of heart-breaki

thank you for everything and thank you joni.ally, i want to express our gratitude to kate james, the walton and lake dedicated scholars and staff at the heritage foundation. thank you very much. great job. everyone here tonight understands a core truth, that for america to have confidence in our future, we must have pride in our history. as americans we have inherited a special legacy of freedom, culture, laws, traditions, and values. your organization is named the heritage foundation because you understand that our glorious heritage is the foundation of everything we hope to achieve. you understand that human progress must be built upon a firm foundation of timeless truths. these truths are immortalized in our founding documents, and the most important truth our founders understood was this: freedom is not a gift from government. freedom is a gift from god. [cheers and applause] >> president trump: that is why we are here tonight, to rededicate ourselves to the defense of our god-given rights. [applause] >> president trump: we

. >>> such candor used by joni mitchell. ♪ >> wasn't until i was 13 or 14 when i heard fiona apple. write things so the poetally but it still made perfect sense. writing about personal experiences but still felt like she was speaking to you. >> as a performer, this was only the second time she had sung before a live audience. at the rio olympics in 2016. >> i think i blacked out. i woke up eating pizza. >> she teamed one the guitarist to perform herself the songs she's written for others. >> these vonsongs are just as m a part of me as those. ♪ >> the day sorry became her biggest hit is the same day she wrote issues after a disagreement with a boyfriend. >> i guess so. it was so much my point of view that it felt uncomfortable making it somebody else's. it was a turning point when i realized it was mine. ♪ i've got issues >> setting the stage for her performing career and her bond with fans who hear their inner lives in her words and voice. >> this young girl had followed me around france trying to find me. once she found me, she cried. and just threw herself into my arms. i love th

coming to you live from berlin both gunshot of the elected as the new president of the bundestag joni's former finance minister has called for civil dialogue in parliament.

me high momentum going to go into mrs joni and yeah. shall i buy fences. yeah and so they. and p.d.f. entirely on the poem and say you were with us i don't want to since one time let me go find. it initially. and ten being made one year in the to middleton town. and then another week and we have that with another week's holiday so it's a bit of. it i must start. chinese holidays because i'm a westerner i want to western holidays you know they they take they even asked me for a day off. we don't even have a thing that. you know in england we don't ever the holiday for the queen's birthday. you know. they they want everything you know i think it's like. who has a reputation for a cheap goods will see that the prices in china are increasing and more people are looking at other countries for their products such as their. bangladesh india because it. is cheaper. more wage bill has increased forty fifty percent in the last three years the standard of living has gone up and people want to have opening more stuff. and i'll see it in that they don't push the price of the products up

the invitation i want to give to you on behalf of us, i see joni, i see colleagues, the invitation isput the pen down and let's stop spinning. let's just stop playing gotcha and let's get to know each other just a little bit more. let's work at remembering each of us have important jobs to do. we have important roles to play. each of us are human beings. just that little acknowledgment i think can do a lot to help us improve the discourse that we have and the mutual respect that we really institutionally and personally actually have for each and every one of each other. [applause] yes, joe even you. that is basically what i want to say. we have a phenomenal country with beautiful principles and we are living examples of people carrying out those principles. principles will indoor, we simply have to have the confidence in them, we have to believe one another and when we do this, we will make this country a better place and the system that is so crucial to our liberty, prosperity, will indoor. thank you for having me tonight! i really appreciate it. have a great evening! [applause] >> h

is wrong -- thank you ron, for everything, and thank you, joni.ant to express walton,e to kay james, and the staff and scholars at the heritage foundation. thank you very much, great job. [applause] everyone here tonight understands a core truth. that for america to have confidence in our future, we must have pride in our history. inherited a we have special legacy of freedom, culture, law, traditions and values. named theization is heritage foundation because you understand that our glorious heritage is the foundation of everything we hope to achieve. you understand that human progress must be built upon a firm foundation of timeless truths. these truths are immortalized in our founding documents. our most important truth our founders understated was this, freedom is not a gift from government. freedom is a gift from god. [applause] and that is why we are here tonight, to rededicate ourselves to the defense of our god-given rights. kathleen: still with us, bill rhodes. president trump starting off his remarks tonight on tax reform, welcoming the

of danny thomas danny thomas or organization for children with cancer and fantastic and some people joni i said yes they take donations they get a hospital if they can. ok fair enough let's move on enough of this and your is very depressing so far interesting so far so far be no point in saying to you but saying she was a great cause oh well they prayed to a big calling those kids would be a lot wealthier today then they would be had they just relied on donations from you know cranes neck new jersey stockbroker flexing their muscles that mean my going to get known so michael tend to aside from being there say you know you put out some great research or you've got a piece out right now you can look it up lemmings unfold gallop toward the cliff talking about. how the stock market is potentially poised for a bit of a poll. but you know you are also you know you manage money so you can't you can't fight the tape yeah right so the model portfolio is done well the last couple years but that doesn't mean that i'm not scared out of my pants of what's going to happen i think i don't want. no i pa

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so the invitation i want to give to you on behalf of us -- i see joni here, a lot of my colleagues. the invitation is put the pen down and let's just stop spinning and let's stop playing gotcha and let's get to know each other just a little bit more and let's just work at remembering each of us have important jobs to do, important roles to play and each of us are human beings and just that little acknowledgment can help us improve the discourse that we have and mutual respect we have for each and every one of each other. yes, even you. that's basically what i want to say, is we have a phenomenal country with beautiful principles and we are living examples of people who are carrying out those principles. these principles will endure. we simply have to have the confidence in them. we have to believe in one another. and when we do this, we will make this country a better place and this system that is so crucial to our liberty and our freedom and posterity, will endure. thank you very much for having me. really appreciate it. have a great evening. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. s

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and areas completely emptied of there in a very inhabitants so clearly this is an ongoing situation jony makes the calls for aid access even more urgent there's a birth thank you very much for that you are joining us live from yangon thank you . let's move on to other news now and u.s. forecasters say as tropical storm nate's become a hurricane as it bears down on the gulf coast it's already battered central america with at least twenty five people killed in flooding and landslides across costa rica nicaragua honduras and el salvador david mercer has more. they could i what is one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere tropical storm nate has just made it that much poorer three thousand homes destroyed communications cut the force of the storm ripped boats from the sea and left plot holes large enough to consume cars. centered on this bus were so panicked. escape was the only thing on their minds mate pummeled central america with heavy rains during the week. the flood has taken away almost everything that all these people had in their home they had breakfast in the morning b

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so the invitation i want to give to you on behalf of us -- i see joni here, a lot of my colleagues. invitation is put the pen down and let's just stop spinning and let's stop playing gotcha and let's get to know each other just a little bit more and let's just work at remembering each of us have important jobs to do, important roles to play and each of us are human beings and just that little acknowledgment can help us improve the discourse that we have and mutual respect we have for each and every one of each other. yes, even you. that's basically what i want to say, is we have a phenomenal country with beautiful principles and we are living examples of people who are carrying out those principles. these principles will endure. we simply have to have the confidence in them. we have to believe in one another. and when we do this, we will make this country a better place and this system that is so crucial to our liberty and our freedom and posterity, will endure. thank you very much for having me. really appreciate it. have a great evening. [applause] >> thank you mr. speaker. servin

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over to barcelona jonah hall is standing by in the spanish prime minister very clear in his stance jony he wants a response any sign of that happening. no sign at this stage of the general it building behind me there the seat of the regional government. has his office we haven't heard or seen any sign that they're about to come out and speak and i quite agree with lawrence that they probably won't be in a great hurry to do so but let's ponder the central question here the question. have you officially declared independence or not they are quite feasibly is not let's look at the words of mr bustamante on tuesday night he said catalonia should become an independent republic but he asked parliament to suspend the effects of that declaration it was no vote. no official vote in parliament they signed a piece of paper but it was described by officials later as a symbolic act so if and when he does respond he could quite feasibly say we've done nothing official here and thereby avoid section one five five i think two things are most interesting here the first is a question of timing neither si

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joni ernst spent 23 years of her life in the army reserve. alli heading bang.t continues to fight against these terrorists. we may just see some justice for those four that lost their lives in benghazi. i think it's very good thing for the american people. brian: are you okay with him going to a courtroom and not gitmo? >> well, of course we would love to get additional details from him. any intelligence he happens to have it would be nice to know that of course, we want him to see justice. we want the american people to seek justice. that's the to be decided. we know we will do the right thing. but, again, it would be nice to gather some intelligence. whatever he has we want to know. brian: senator house republicans this week will unveil their plan for the tax code. it is supposed to be very similar to the senate plan and the white house plan. are we. >> working in the senate as well i'm anxious to see the house's plan. we have to do better for the american people. and i feel that this will be great for low and middle income wage earners. brian: phased in corp

you're hearing from republicans, even some who voted for every version of repeal and replace like joni ernst of iowa when bob corker of tennessee. these are all folks saying they are supportive of this alexander/murray effort. that's a good sign it could potentially gather the vote it would need to move forward here. but it's ultimately going to come down to leadership's willingness to have another vote about health care. there's some political optics here. if the only thing that can pass the senate is a bill that's seen as propping up obamacare, that's not going to make a lot of these more conservative members happen. i. you played that tim kaine quote about the president not necessarily being relevant to the conversation in the senate. and i think that may be true on the senate side. but i do think it's a different story on the house. >> well, it seems that this seems to be a debate party versus pragmatism. i think a whole lot of americans voted for pragmatism. garrett, thank you so much. also today puerto rico's governor will sit down with president trump in less than one hour. it i

coming to you live from berlin both can sure of the is elected as the new president of the bundestag joni's former finance minister has called for civil dialogue in parliament as it enters a new era with more factions and a new right wing party in parliament that could be some stormy debates on the way also coming up chinese president xi jinping is increasing influence over his country and delegates of the communist party's congress officially back him and his vision for the future of china we'll look at the implications. glass in the next sixty minutes the last russian zamost pursuit of forbidden love while putting his throne at risk the full matilda depicts zon nicholas a second affair with a ballerina we look at why the movie's already sparking a violent reaction. and in sport christiane rinaldo adds another trophy to his collection he's been named fief oz footballer of the. color of a warm welcome i'm under toci ma. the german loss of parliament has overwhelmingly elected outgoing finance minister bulls gunk choice as the new parliamentary president five hundred one of the seven hundred

so whether they be joni mitchell with an acoustic guitar and a dull dulles mer or kiss with makeup andept was a martini bar. >> 1995. i had sold my concert business in 1992 and i didn't know what to do. >> and the movie "swingers" came out. >> i opened the bar and "swingers" came out and god was good to me and then everyone wanted to swing martinis and everyone wants to be vince vaughn. it was like simon and gomorrah here. every night people were passing out, girls with heads on the table. they didn't know how to drink them. i couldn't do it. it was like bringing crack to america. >> in 2001 he was in the beg leagues. five years later the former club owner took his act to broadway, the big apple. >> as much as you've had hometown pride, you wanted to make it big in new york and you wanted it to matter. why is that? >> because that's the standard ride that even has for making it big. i would go to the jam beard awards and was nominated but it was always danny meyer, john georges mario ber telly rngs stephen starr. >> what's that about? >> i was like the philly guy. i was the guy 90 mile

i was senator joni ernst, the first female combat veteran elected to a u.s. senate seat took part in a discussion on u.s. foreign-policy posted by the center for strategic and international studies. this is just under one hour.

brian: senator joni ernst says can we both please stop the president and senator corker calling for ao believe it was only 18 days ago but that is when the president of the united states was down in alabama, he was stumping for luther strange who was running for that open senate seat. and he said, essentially, that national football league team owners should fire players who kneel. and that spawned a debate all across the country. and it looks as if on this wednesday morning, the president actually made a touchdown. it looks like the president did win this particular phase of it because the commissioner apparently has sent a letter out to the team owners and it was apparently leaked or intercepted by a reporter that said everybody should stand for the national anthem in the nfl. ainsley: here's the letter. here's a portion of what it says: like many of our fans we believe that everyone should stand for the national anthem. it is an important moment in our game. we want to honor our flag and our country and our fans expect that of us. he also said in the september committee meetings th