and i have been voting since i was 18 years old. to see them line, making things up, it breaks my heart to see what it has become. i think we need to go to term limits. most people working for state and local governments have term limits. i do none understand why the congress and the senate to not have term limits. all they are up there for us to make themselves richer and be in power. they are hungry for power and great. they're only doing this for themselves. they're not doing it for the people of the united states of america, the citizens. they use the mexicans. and the dreamers. for their benefit. they don't care about them, they just want them to run for them to keep them in power. i feel sorry for them, too. it is a deserve it. they deserve to be here. there were not brought here on their own. but it needs to be done legally. host: we will go on to allen, of employee in washington, d.c., outside of virginia. are you back to work tomorrow? workingactually i was today, too. i'm glad they found the money for the week to keep us g

i dues; film has been nominatedfor i dues; feet film has been nominatedfbr i clues; feet of scott gettinginatedfbr i clues; feet c christopher1g it- is together. christopher plummer is nominated and michelle williams is nominated, and here she is wandering into the media storm. hubbub of voices. my son, paul, must be very frightened right now. i know i'm frightened for him. so, to the people who took him, i don't care why you did this, but i ask as a mother that you think of your own children or the child that you once were and set my boy free. thank you. her son's disappeared. a mother should cry for her son. enough. let the lady through. let's go! hubbub of voices. miss getty, i'm corvo. i'm the lead investigator. would you please follow us. grazie. hubbub of voices. tell us more. you said you had the money. hubbub of voices. i'm a big fan of michelle williams, and he sure spoken quite nicely about how she felt ridley scott was trying to really show this horrendous story of the kidnap of a child through the mother ‘s eyes. does that come through western mock it does come through. —— doe

i have always been very successful at making money. i would buy some things that were failures and i would turn around, try to get them for the right price and make them successful and i've been good at it. and that takes a certain ability and historically i guess there has never been a businessman or business person elected president. he had to be a general, but mostly it is politicians. in all fairness, i was saying last night, had the opposing party to me thatjulius and, some of her new bat, some of the people in the room, instead of being up almost 50%, the stock market is alp since my election almost 50%, rather than that, i believe the stock market from that level would have been down close to 50%. that's where we were headed. i really believe that, because they we re really believe that, because they were going to put on massive new regulations. it was choking our country to death. i was able to see that as a businessman. the other thing is i always seem to get a guessable portion of an entire press oi’ guessable portion of an en

i have always been a fighter. i was an amateur boxer in my youth and i brought that spirit with me to washington, but every good fighter knows when to hang up the gloves. for me, that time is soon approach. i have decided to retire at the end of this term. not the onlyatch longtime republican to announce .is retirement yesterday bill shuster, republican chairman of the house transportation committee announced he would retire at the end of this term. he joins house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte and lamar smith of texas, jeb hensarling of texas in heading for the exits. "the washington times" pointing out that all four are entering their sixth year as chairman on republican committees and would have given up their gavels in the next congress. a lot of news on the retirement front. those members are sticking through their term and will be involved in the immigration debate as well. we are hearing from immigrants only in our first hour. ,he line for recent immigrants those who have been in the u.s. for fiv

the journalist asked the question had i ever been been harassed. i was like not yes, but hell yes.ryone in the room with me, my team was like no. of course i'm telling the story, my dad was with me when it happened i came straight from the hotel to the lobby and told my dad immediately what had happened, including everyone that night with whom i was filming on kiss the girls, the director, writer and producer. all of whom over the years have discussed it in an ongoing way with me and it is just that now the world could hear. and the pattern is clear from so many of the different stories, weinstein often operating out of a hotel room, summoning a female actor to his room and appearing in the bathrobe and demanding different acts which were clearly of a sexual nature. you fled when that pretty much happened to you. were you then, for a long time, frightened of harvey weinstein? i was not frightened of harvey weinstein and i think that is why he blackballed me. i think that is why he blacklisted me and did unfortuantely as we know now did such a successfuljob sabotaging my career as h

i really think she shouldn't have been treated that way. hink she should have been the one that goes down there. i think it should have been the ones that started all the mess for her, calling her names. >> so fairfax ain't [ bleep ]. i can't wait to leave here. tell them the same thing when i go to my hearing, too. the same exact thing. i'm going to write it up better. >> in preparation for the hearing, slaughter writes out her testimony. >> explain to them everything. but i don't even think that's going to do anything. they're not going to care. >>> coming up, jasmine slaughter mounts a highly detailed defense. >> is there anything else that deals directly with the refusing to obey a direct order? >> yeah, everything. >> go ahead. >>> and -- >> for the gifts and the calling of god are even vocal -- >> josh franklin is confronted about the disparity between his self-image and what his charges might say about him. >> one could say this is a serial rapist. what would you say to that? if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers

i have been in this house 45 years with nine speakers, nine presidents. i have been in this house with 2,000 members that are left. i love this body. and i can suggest one thing. my greatest honor has been able to achieve results for my state. i am the only congressman from the whole state of alaska and i love it. it's my responsibility to represent the state and this house as a single person to do the job i have been asked to do. one of the things that i have enjoyed is the friendships. i don't think there is an enemy in the house. i worked across the aisle, mmy oberstar and i never had an adversarial vote any one time on the transportation committee. now, when george miller was the minority miller, we had a lot of arguments and a lot of disagreements, but we hunted together and we ate together. i believe in bipartisanship. i believe in this body to lead this nation. nine presidents, the house has its job to do regardless who the president is. i want to thank my wife who is in the audience up there in the gallery. give her a hand. man gets lucky usually o

i have been working on that for 20 years, my whole adult life. i think you just cued up when i was a staff guy. jack kemp was my mentor, and i worked on this issue with him, in 20 years in congress. my reaction is -- it is what i tell my kids, school students when i talk about civics, democracy, and the republic that we are -- if you believe passionately in something that will make a big difference in peoples lives, what is great about our system of government is you work, you work, you push, you push, you convince, run on an idea, run for office, and if you get elected, you go try and put that idea in place to make a difference in people's lives. that is what these jobs are about. that is what is exciting about what i do, and it takes time, in a system like we have. it does take time. tax reform has been something i have literally been working on for over 20 years. this country, we have been talking about it for 30 years. it takes time to do these things, but it does work. and that to me is a vindication of the system of government we have, a rep

i have been here for a wild. i've never witnessed the spirit our country has right now. nt to thank you all and all of those that are pouring billions of dollars into our country, or $10 into our country, we thank you very much. thank you. mr. schwab: i will ask you maybe a personal question, but before doing so -- president trump: sounds very interesting. i do not know about this. ms. schwab: i want to mention the person who tremendously contributed to the discussion. president trump: i would like to do that. stephen, gary, robert, even my general and my various other generals, you know. we are making our military protections better for us. does everybody understand that? i think so. thank you all. mr. schwab: maybe my personal question would be, what experience from your past has been most useful in preparing you for the presidency? president trump: being a businessman has been a great experience. i have always loved is this. i have always been good at building things, but have always been successful in making money. i would buy things that would fail, and then i would

and i have been good at it. and that takes a certain ability. know, historically, i guess there has never been a businessman, or business person elected president. it is outweighs -- it has always been a general or politician. throughout history, it has always been a general, you have to be a general, but mostly it was politicians. you never had a businessman. i was saying to klaus, had the opposing party to me won, some of whom you backed, instead of being up almost 50%, the stock market is up since my election almost 50%. rather than that, i believe the stock market from that level, the initial level, would have been down close to 50%. that where -- that is where we were heading. i really believe that because they were going to put on massive new regulations. you could not breathe. it was choking our country do that. ,nd i was able to see that klaus klaus, as a business person. i have always seem to get form whatever reason a disproportionate amount of press or media. [laughter] pres. trump: throughout my whole life, somebody will explain somed

i have been a prosecutor. i have been a judge. been a chief justice but i have always been court appointed, defended murder case in a capital murder. i'm telling you the best advice the president should get is you've got -- mueller has nothing, don't give him anything. say bring your best case, i'm not going to help you. i don't think he should. mueller is not a friend. he has made that clear. and how ironic, julie, what we have got here is an administration obama with secretary of state clinton, they rush over there with a reset button. they want to be russia's best friend and the russians apparently have figured out they are going to try to set up something against trump so they feed steele stuff knowing that these fools are going to go forward and use the fbi and blow this thing up. it's rather ironic when you look at it in that context. the russians played the democrats when the democrats thought they were playing the republicans. >> julie: right. it is ironic. >> it is. >> julie: christopher steele being recently called out f

i have been with the company almost 30 years now. is is the moment that i have been waiting for. and it is an opportunity to really run hard and run fast for, i think as long as i can. and i have got a lot of energy right now and my goal is to bring my full energy to what i am doing. and i do not have an endpoint. david: ok. abigail: i really want to build a business that can grow and sustain itself beyond me. and i think that is really something i got from my father, because that is what he always wanted to do. he wanted to build a business that would grow and thrive beyond his time. and he focused on planting the seeds to make that happen. david: your two daughters, would they ever like to go into your business or you have no ambitions in that direction for them? abigail: i would like to see them be successful, passionate adults that make a difference in the world. and whether it is in the world of fidelity, or the world of something else, is up to them. david: so you have talked about some of the pleasures of the jobs you have, but

i have been overseas in qatar, kuwait. the last four years, i have been over there several times. what the democrats are doing to the american people is totally disgusting. taking money away from federal employees that are working. i am one of those people who lives from paycheck to paycheck, so i cannot afford to save money. even though i am working for the government, i cannot make much money. a girlfriend has been working and i have been working since i was 16 years old, paying into social security and my taxes, and now we can't get health. she has been out of a job over six months and cannot get health care. they want to charge or $650 a month for health care and a $7,000 deductible, and we are -- where are we supposed to get that money from? she is not working. that is unacceptable. that is an acceptable in our society. these people need our help and we cannot get it. we are born and raised here and american citizens, and they are giving these money to illegal immigrants who come over here -- it is just not fair. ast: tom in florida, talking little bit about his overseas and m

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i had been sleeping there and i will find a better place. so, he picks up the phone and he makes a phone call. half an hour later, a lady walks in and she introduces herself. "i am lisa. "i am allen's wife. "let's go." i said, "where are we going?" she said, "let's go home." and i was so embarrassed at that moment i could not tell them where i had been sleeping, where my home is. i said, "why do we have to do there?" they said, "no, no, no, let's go. "come with us." so i followed them, got in lisa's car, and she drove. company has rented many apartments in the city for the experts when they were coming initially instead of putting them in hotel they were putting them in these apartments. so, they take me to an apartment, they open the door, we walk in and she said, "this is your bedroom." - they took care of you. - i had never seen three pillows on the bed before. (audience laughs) - is that right? it's pretty good, huh? - i just couldn't compose myself and then she says, "this is the bathroom." never seen so many towels in the bathroom. the

okay. >> darling, i have been been here. is and what there isn't. >> and leo did not have a movie this past year, but since we're throwing it back -- he was just 19 at his first globes. >> this is my first big awards show, so i'm just sort of playing it cool and observing everything. know what i mean? >> how adorable. he's still adorable, by the way. and still coolle cool then, cool now. >> it's amazing to think that when "e.t." first started covering the globes we went just a produce intera camera. now we send out an army. >>> meanwhile, there were plenty of cameras in l.a. to greet khloe kardashian. is she having a boy for a girl? she's doing the reveal in true kardashian fashion. >> so do you know if it's a boy or a girl? >> not yet. >> are you going find out? >> yeah. there's too many surprises in this whole thing. that, i'm definitely going to know. >> today on ellen, khloe said she did not know the gender of her baby. but a kardashian family source tells "e.t." she is expecting a boy. if she does, she'll name him after

i have been subjected to a lot of bullying online. e been subjected to death threats. i took the guys who do comedy with me and they never do get threats like that. they have people say they want to punch them. i have people say i going to rape you so your father on it kills you. it is a deeply frightening world out there but i refused to be silent. while i was subjected to bullying, i talk about it in my head talk and when i did,i about it in my head talk and when i did, i had women, teens, girls, worldwide reach out and say i have been bullied. —— ted. worldwide reach out and say i have been bullied. -- ted. i gave them the power to survive. why notjust ignore them as mac i am a comedian and we are used to being heckled and when someone heckles are you you need to take them down. my presses isi need to take them down. my presses is i tried to educate firstly because you would not believe how many people are genuinely ignorant. you are upset by the bullying also? iam upset you are upset by the bullying also? i am upset by the death th

i am from eastern kentucky. and my people have been live in rural middle tennessee, surrounded by folks who voted for our current president. i think that iam our current president. i think that i am uniquely positioned as an american to understand all kinds of people from all backgrounds and all classes, and all levels of achievement. well, let'sjust continue the politics conversation a little further. you... it is reported, seriously considered running for the senate and i think 2013, 20 12- running for the senate and i think 2013, 2012- 2013. do you still running for the senate and i think 2013, 2012— 2013. do you still feel they might be a political career for you? i want to be useful. you know, i want to be useful to my fellows, and to the god of my understanding, and to the god of my understanding, andi and to the god of my understanding, and i like to think i am willing to do whatever it takes to be useful. it seems right now i am in the right space, and i wouldn't rule it out, and it is not a cory answer. ijust don't know. i was

has it been on the radio, wow. ie been missing out. >> what have you been listening to. >> so, i love that, that looks amazing. jason, a miracle worker. >> thank you. >> we are having a party. >> we will reveal, also when you have a party we will get to the couch, right. we have it all decorated all theme out, wait until you see this, yes. >> wow. >> lets eat. >> we have foot, rally towels, all kinds of great things, balloons, lets go ♪harry's meeting clients...♪ ♪...from far away. but they only see his wrinkles.♪ ♪he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal.♪ ♪better find a way to smooth things over.♪ ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪yeah! ♪he would be a less wrinkly, and winning at life.♪ >> ♪ >> you hear that, that means we're ready to kick off our playoff party. i'm ready for this. look at all of the snow still out there. >> so if we're going to have this, starting to get our make up together. look at this set up. isn't this nice? i'm loving t so we have to get our food together. >> high! >> pompom's

we have been talking about it for a long time. i have been hearing about it for years long before i decided to go in this particular line of work and maybe we can do something. we have a lot of good people in this room. a lot of people that have a great spirit for taking care of people we represent. we all represent. for that reason, any legislation on daca we feel, at least a strong part of this group feels has to accomplish three vital goals. chairman good lath will be submitting a bill over the next two to three days that will cover many of the things and obviously that will, if it gets passed it will go to the senate and they can negotiate it. we will see how it all turns out. i feel having the democrats in with us is absolutely vital because it should be a bipartisan bill. it should be a bill of love, truly, should be a bill of love and we can do that. but it also has to be a bill where we are able to secure our border, drugs are pouring into our country at a record pace. a lot of people are coming in that we can't have. we hav

i have been here over 40 years i understand reality republicans control the house andd senate and presidency. if they want the government to say open it will stayhe open if they wanted to shut down they will shut it down. and so to negotiate in good faith it made senators of both parties pasties appropriations to keep the government open. i asked consent to add other things if needed to the record. >> without objection. >> i suggest the absence of a quorum. es with an amendment. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i move to concur on the house amendment to the senate mr. president i moved to concur the house amendment hr 195 and ask unanimous consent up to ten minutes of debate equally divided and used for yielding back with no intervening action or debate.

have been on, and as proud as we have been as a team, since i have been here. the city deis some it. the city was a nation. crowd was amazing. it was a lot. >> it means a lot, you know, this my third year and making it this far with the season we had through the injuries, me being injured. >> since i didn't know, you know, one game closer to that, you know that dream we have of playing in the super bowl, and you know, at the end of the day whatever it takes. just one step closer to where we want to be and that is the super bowl. we have to go figure out who we are playing next week. >> reporter: players seem to be embracing the role of under dog. >> i imagine we will probably not be favored next week either. at this point in the season it doesn't matter. >> that has been us all year, we will step up, whether 11 was there there or not. we have been under dogs. especially when he went down. they dropped us out. >> reporter: there was high praise for quarterback nick foles. >> i think nick did a great job. i think, fully anticipate ago this as well. >> you asked m

i have never been on edge all of the time i have been in broadcasting.a great quy: been in broadcasting. here's a great guy, a great ambassador. everybody ina way guy, a great ambassador. everybody in a way owned jimmy. guy, a great ambassador. everybody in a way ownedjimmy. he guy, a great ambassador. everybody in a way owned jimmy. he would talk to anybody, have a conversation with anybody. he was a lovely guy even though we knew he was so well, he will be greatly missed.” though we knew he was so well, he will be greatly missed. i have always tried to be loyal. it isjust always tried to be loyal. it isjust a generation i was brought up in. jimmy armfield, who has died at the age of 82. britain's armed forces risk falling behind russia unless there is more investment. sir nicholas carter said the ability to deal with threats will be eroded if we do not spend more money. let's talk tojulian lewis, chair of the house of commons select committee. was this effectively just a plea for select committee. was this effectivelyjust a plea for more money for the

i have been down to the border 12 times. d, san diego, drug warehouses, helicopter, horseback, alter wane vehicles, boats, you name it. i was is there went with them. also saw tunnels. i was in tunnels that were dug. the amount of drugs is insane. more importantly when i sat through the security briefing, 642,000 texans were victims of crimes by illegal immigrants in the a seven and a half year period of time. now, wait a minute, do you care about them? >> yeah, of course i do. we talked about kate steinle and her murder. >> sean: why don't we put the american people first and as president trump said we will put a door inside the wall. >> i know the gold door. >> sean: i didn't say gold. platinum works. >> he loves gold. >> put a key on it. >> you made me lose my thought. >> 642,000. >> the point is walls work you don't want it because you guys need new voters. it's a dangerous situation down there on the border. ask any rancher. they are bringing guns. they're bringing drugs. some of them are good people. >> why are their te

so that is misrepresenting what i have been doing by saying i have done nothing, it is quite the reverset to say that i'm happy with where we are. were you aware that the report had been published ? were you aware that the report had been published? i was also aware of the context of the national average of 18% and our own figure was 9%. we're not talking about the gender pay gap but equal work of equal value. as an organisation you do not understand what that means.” value. as an organisation you do not understand what that means. i know very well the difference between gender pay which we announced in our report injuly gender pay which we announced in our report in july and gender pay which we announced in our report injuly and the stew gender pay which we announced in our report in july and the stew of equal pay which has been the subject of two significant audits. i know very well but the difference is. and they are regularly conflated if i may say so. are regularly conflated if i may say so. they often come together, they are separate issues. on the gender payissue, are separate iss

i voted for trump, but it's been a hard year to be a trump voters. metimes racist, but if he gets agitated i think he will turn out to be the greatest president we have ever had. i have always been big into politics. i love it. i like watching it. understanding it. i believe trump is there for me as an individual. he don't know me, but i believe he's here for me. i voted for donald trump because he was saying everything that i have been wanting to see in a president for a long time and he come across genuine and it resonated with me. we will make america great again! travis runs a community web—site in the steel town of lone star. most of these homes was built in the ‘50s by steel factory workers. it was a very nice neighbourhood. it was small town america back then, but it ain't no more. you could just tell by how run down it is now. back when i grew up in the ‘70s, i'm a ‘70s kid, stopped us, we didn't have seat belts. now we have got a law, you're got to wear a seat belt and all that crap. down here we support our police and fire departments. they

i have been here before. again, i expressed i am not representing the chamber, but i represent a lot of people in the black community, and i am here to express support for our interim mayor. i think she is doing a great job, and our position is that the charter says that the president of the board of supervisors becomes mayor. that is the way we want to see it. i think good things will happen if we continue to support mayor london breed. let's just see what happens in june. right now she has a lot of things happening. i support her and the black community support her. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. before the next speaker i will ask if there are other members of the public who would like to provide their preferred nominee to the board. now is your opportunity. next speaker, please. >> thank you so much. distinguished members of the san francisco board of supervisors, acting mayor london breed. every member on this san francisco board of supervisors peboard of supervisorsper is ind accomplished. as

if i had known, my answer would've been yes. spite all that had happened to me, i would rather stayed then an be forced out. i was recruited to be part of the swim team where i consistently experienced racial and sexual harassment. my ex-boyfriend who was caucasian was called d'jango referring to the movie "d'jango unchained," solely because he was in a relationship with me. i was told nicknames were a tradition on the men's team. in december, the swim team made lewd remarks about my body, how my bathing suit fit, and made remarks about having sex with me. i protested this treatment to my coaches and faced escalating reprisal as a result. a team is supposed to be a group of individuals with a set of skills required to complete the task. if we are not simply able to swim together, how are we able to fight together to defend this country? the head coach further when on to punish me by forcing me to practice alone for two weeks before our biggest championship meet at the patriot league. the assistant coach decided to take it upon hi

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i want to start out with scott and say, ok, it has been a year since i came out, and there has been a whole lot of reporting andrevelations investigations by journalists, federal investigators, etc. say about the contours of this russian campaign as we know it now? separate collusion, the famous word, from what the russians are known to have done. everybody here has been reading about this daily, but it might help to sort of run through it quickly and remind ourselves what the russians did, why they did it, and what its impact may have been. this is the sort of lightning tour of what happened. basically, i think you can divide the russian operation into hacking and linking -- leaking, then the social media campaign, essentially creating fake americans on facebook and twitter to repeat messages. and then there was over propaganda, which was much more significant with rt and so on, ingre they were express their preference in the presidential race. why did it happen? i think there was a personal motive on the part of putin. hillary clinton had publicly spoken for the rights of people dem

i have been vocal about this. i have been filed many complaints about our seiu 21 members and h.r. and many departments throughout the city. unfortunately the people in charge did not do their job. perhaps board of supervisor can create legislation to stop those lawsuits from the beginning. thank you. >> thank you so much, any other members that would like to speak on items 4-7? seeing none, public comment is closed. at this time we do ask members of the public to exit our chambers during this time. colleagues, do we have a motion to convene into closed session, and we do, and do it without >> we are now back in open session for january 17, 2018, government audit and oversights, regular meeting. >> thank you, mr. clerk. >> deputy city attorney, during the closed session the committee voted unanimously to forward items 4-7 to the full board with positive recommendation. >> supervisor kim: thank you so much, mr. city attorney. do i have a motion to not disclose the proceedings of closed session today? >> so moved. >> we have a motion and second and can do that without objection. mr.

take a look. >> the wall has been something that i have been very consistent on always. now, i did an interview with you, the wall, you don't need a wall when you have a mountain. when you have -- everybody knows it. i have been saying that for three years and everybody knows it, but a wall is not necessarily a wall where you have -- everybody understands that. >> sean: here with reaction is like a of "the the five." it's his world and we live in it.. >> you did it very well.kn >> sean: jesse watters and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. >> can i get a hand signal? >> you're not allowed to do tha that. >> she's got it all wrong. >> sean: fizzes hannity's world now. we are talking about political footballs using the dreamers here. this is one month extended, either give us everything we want, we don't have control of the house or senate or we will shut down the government. by the way, i don't think is a a big deal. >> shouldn't they be able to get the votes on their own? >> 51-49 is not the big, comfortable margin you want. >>>> still a majority. >> sean: the point is t

one question that has been raised is, first of all, michael cohen said, on the record, i have never been to prague. so that is factually wrong. the question is, ok, maybe there is a location wrong, a gauge wrong. -- a date wrong. i am just asking a process question. how might a professional officer with, acting in good faith, have sources who might get some things wrong in this kind of world that chris steele is operating in? ofna: i think the quality his sources has proven to be high. i think the people he validated by putting them into his report, he felt strongly that there was truth there. i have to tell you, i read parts of that report aloud to my husband, tony mendez, who was a fairly well-known counterfeiter, forger working at the cia. that michael cohen does not say he was in prague at that day and time does not carry a lot of water with my husband. nohe is citing, there is plane ticket showing my arrival, no passport stamped showing i , that wasgh control tony's business for much of his life. it is possible for michael to have not come to an airport, not coming across border con

and never before have i been in such need of a good old hot chilli as the team prepared to move on ando it all again. but it was disappointment for the british women today at the final world cup event before next month‘s winter olympics. a mistake in heat one saw british duo mica mcneill and montell douglas nearly come out of their sled, but thanks to some impressive driving the pair narrowly escaped crashing. mcneill and douglas finished 17th, leaving them 12th in the overall world cup standings. in the men‘s two—man event, bradley hall and sam blanchet finished joint 14th. that‘s all from sportsday. a quick update on the football,

i have been in a number of amateur bands. with musicians now. >> did you take lessons when you're young? when i was 10 years old and started becoming interested in playing rock and blues and honky-tonk piano when i was 11 years old. i have been in miggy bands and blues bands and rock bands. because a lot of fun most of my family are musicians and so we have a family banned so we had a guitar player, a saxophone player, a drummer. >> what would you like to see as the headline of what you have accomplished in your life? he tried to make a difference, he protected a lot of people's capital over a long. of time. he was steady, reliable. >> a lot of people are not really happy, you seem like a happy person, would you say you are happy with what you have accomplished? do you mind if i lie down? done anyit have credible job building a business that i have admired. i want to think you for a great conversation and i would think everybody here for listening. ♪ >> it's been nearly six years since tim cook took over for cofounder, steve

i was. mr. rubenstein: have you been a democrat or republican? sec. mnuchin: i had been a democrat. given a lot of money democrats. gave a lot of money to people like you. i did write some checks. mr. rubenstein: most of your friends in the hollywood area were probably liberal democrats. when they heard you were doing this did they ask you what you are doing? sec. mnuchin: yes. mr. rubenstein: have they tried to get favors from you since? sec. mnuchin: not favors but i would say even a lot of people who were skeptical have come around seeing the economic plan and seeing what this has done to the economy and the markets. mr. rubenstein: he was elected president. did you think he was going to win at the end? sec. mnuchin: i was 100% convinced. even in the end when we were seeing the florida poll numbers, i was telling people that the numbers were not right. mr. rubenstein: he called you and said, " how would you like to be secretary?" sec. mnuchin: i was part of the transition. even though i knew him well he put me through an interview process like other people. being the good former

i knew that a few e-mails had been leaked and i knew that several donors had been compromised and i knew that many of our staff money were under attack but i had no idea it would impact my life but the whole country and there was this moment when i would call you and as public as we cannot do this alone because our country was being attacked by a hostile foreign government. it is like someone comes in and paint your house and they come into the window or through the door but unlike watergate this was a 21st century crime, a cybercrime, and no one at the dnc because of the layers we had no one told the person at the top that things are not happened in the right way so by the time i became chair it was already a mark and after i was seeing my brief i would've gone to the pentagon and they said we had suspicious packages in a few months before someone said there was a snake and then i started getting those crazy quote unquote products. how much do i know now? i think american people should be outraged because we should never let this happen again. [applause] so we misjudged john justo, we k

united states but the filmmaker insists it was still a very in film we lose the kids it's been asked before. i consider myself a very and filmmaker that's never left me and if you see a film like the bad lieutenant it might have been filmed in new orleans but it is still a very in film that i think people recognize that it's a wild kind of film so very and start. down the path of turn seventy five last year and is as active as ever his home state of bavaria has presented the maverick film maker with a late birthday present for his life's work. and that's it for this edition don't forget to check out the day though you kino and either you culture online for all the latest movie and arts news and join us next time till then go easy on the popcorn. the d. w. media center. see it i. find it a. huge more of a. discovery. video and audio podcast and language courses. in the d w media center at media center don d w dot com. george fourteen the smarter with the t w four small to. what you want when you live up to date extraordinary. steps decide what songs find out more. dot com smart t.v. .

have been told i'm not good enough because of my thunder thighs. ioing to get covers of magazines because i was too curvy, too tall, too loud, too outspoken, so many things about me that weren't good enough. the more i persevered and said, really, i'm going to keep working hard, because that's the kind of family i come from, i don't take no for an answer and i finish what i started, then you can have whatever you want as long as you know your dreams are attainable. >> trevor: and you didn't just work hard at it. you had to work hard against an industry that in many ways told you you didn't belong. >> yes. >> trevor: how does modeling deal with that paradox? it feels like one. modeling goes, like, this is what modeling is. >> right. >> trevor: and now there are new voices coming forward and saying, no, this is not what modeling should be about. >> i hit really low times in my life where i thought i wasn't good you enough. i was in a terrible relationship where my boyfriend chased me around the table with a butcher knife and i stayed with him because m