cannot authorize or license supports gambling. what new jersey try to do the andt time, in their brief arguments, nevada style regulation of sports wagering. they wanted to implement a complementary regulatory regime. the third circuit said you can't do that. the suit -- the supreme court didn't take it the first time around. when it went back down, and reliance to some of what the third circuit had said, and what the united states had said in their opposition at the supreme said, we willsey repeal in part our laws. they repealed the prohibitions on sports wagering as they applied to racetracks and casinos, and only in those locations. that's went to the third circuit, they said it is still not ok. here we are in the court. it took the issue. there are a couple issues in the case, and i think there are three. the first is a statutory question. it is important because the constitutional question is interesting. it is important, for all of the attorneys general in this room. you should make sure you are aware that it reaches well be

and importantly, the gambling companies then have no excuse not to spot problem gambling and act on ited by the industry. the association of british insurers makers were arguing that half of bookmaking shops could close completely, so they urge caution. there is quite a bit of disagreement on figures, with the suggestion that £1.5 billion is the true cost of gambling when you consider economic and employment. but ultimately, the gambling commission tell us that they are not even considering the impact on the economy, it's about protecting vulnerable consumers. thank you. joanna gosling is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the day's news. official results from russia show president putin has been re—elected with more than 76% of the vote. he told a victory rally that russia must maintain unity following his landslide win — but cctv footage from a number of polling stations appears to show election officials stuffing boxes with ballot papers. international chemical weapons experts are due to arrive in the uk later today to test the nerve agent used to poison former russia

cannot authorize or license supports gambling. what new jersey try to do the andt time, in their brief arguments, nevada style regulation of sports wagering. they wanted to implement a complementary regulatory regime. the third circuit said you can't do that. the suit -- the supreme court didn't take it the first time around. when it went back down, and reliance to some of what the third circuit had said, and what the united states had said in their opposition at the supreme said, we willsey repeal in part our laws. they repealed the prohibitions on sports wagering as they applied to racetracks and casinos, and only in those locations. that's went to the third circuit, they said it is still not ok. here we are in the court. it took the issue. there are a couple issues in the case, and i think there are three. the first is a statutory question. it is important because the constitutional question is interesting. it is important, for all of the attorneys general in this room. you should make sure you are aware that it reaches well be

cannot authorize or license supports gambling. what new jersey try to do the andt time, in their brief arguments, nevada style regulation of sports wagering. they wanted to implement a complementary regulatory regime. the third circuit said you can't do that. the suit -- the supreme court didn't take it the first time around. when it went back down, and reliance to some of what the third circuit had said, and what the united states had said in their opposition at the supreme said, we willsey repeal in part our laws. they repealed the prohibitions on sports wagering as they applied to racetracks and casinos, and only in those locations. that's went to the third circuit, they said it is still not ok. here we are in the court. it took the issue. there are a couple issues in the case, and i think there are three. the first is a statutory question. it is important because the constitutional question is interesting. it is important, for all of the attorneys general in this room. you should make sure you are aware that it reaches well be

going to australia is a big gamble asa migrant. going to australia is a big gamble as a migrant. the ship's back or are punting on horses. we are a nation built on poor people that came and tried their luck. at $18 billion per year, gambling losses in australia are at an all—time high. state governments make millions from gambling taxes. the victorian government says its reforms will help punters stick to their limits and tackle gambling related harm. the industry says it ta kes related harm. the industry says it takes its social responsibility seriously at campaigners insist that rates of addiction are getting worse. we enter this addition of newsday. —— end. stay with us. employees in one of the most overworked countries in asia are about to get a break. south korea has passed a bill to reduce the typical work week. it's geared towards the gaming industry, which is notorious for not paying overtime. and before we go, let's take a look at these stunning pictures from argentina's patagonia region. they show the perito moreno glacier collapsing — but it's not due to climate change

they make money and sponsor gambling. and how we wave these changes like the marginal benefits for prohibition are different now with tribal gaming everywhere with lotteries everywhere. so maybe one of that illustration is but may have permission to use general wilson's story? he attributed this to abraham lincoln. but that way i think i have double protection if anybody wants to blame me. looking at a set of facts people can draw two different conclusionss and in some cases it is clearly wrong. so the story goes and you can correct me if you want so even though young boy lives on a farm and as he walks into the barn and see something that makes them uncomfortable. . . . . >> he said i think they are going to be on the hay. so, the death a different conclusion. the data it was right in this case. there is not room for argument. in this case i think it's different. i don't think we have any guess as to where it might go because things are much different now than they were 25 years ago on the gambling front. if it does happ

also in the programme: australia's gambling addiction. punters lose a record 18 billion us dollars in just one year. it cost me relationships, my respectability, dignity, my freedom. the pacific island of taking its fight for independence all the way to the un. —— the pacific it's newsday. glad you could join us. it's 9am in singapore, iam in london, and 9pm in washington where donald trump has lost another member of his top team. this time it was his secretary of state, rex tillerson. the president sacked him by tweet. the decision to replace america's top diplomat comes in the middle of preparations for the planned meeting between mr trump and north korea's kim jong—un. and as us ally britain accuses russia of carrying out a nerve agent attack. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. after a long trip to africa glad—handing and promoting the us, rex tillerson flew back to washington overnight. but unbeknown to him, the president had signed his death warrant, and it would be death by tweet. but tillerson isn't on twitter, so excrucia

cannot authorize or licensed sports gambling. what new jersey tried to do the first time, and the way they described it in their briefs, is throughr argument nevada style regulation of sports wagering. they wanted to implement a comprehensive regulatory regime. the third circuit said you cannot do that. denied, anding was the supreme court did not take it the first time around. when it went back down, and in some reliance on what the third circuit had said, and reliance in part on what united states said in their opposition at the supreme court, new jersey said, ok fine, we will not implement a regulatory regime, we will just repeal in part our laws. they repealed the prohibitions applyrt wagering as they to casinos and racetracks. and only in those locations. that went to the third circuit, third circuit said that is still not ok. , and the courtre took the issue. there are a couple of issues in first is and the statutory question. that is important because the constitutional question is interesting. it is important for all of t

justin larkham lectures on gambling awareness. addict and is concerned that betting shop punters willjust go elsewhere. actually it might drive people to go online betting, which potentially is more dangerous and hidden. so i also think that a reduction from £100 down to £30 will make a difference. a maximum bet of £30 is being suggested for non—slot machines like these ones, where you can play roulette but, where's that figure come from? the evidence we looked at showed that you need to come down to at least £30 in order to have a significant impact upon the harms and risk of harms that people face. what was clear though was there was no individual figure that acted as a magic bullet, which is why we're suggesting £30 or less. bookmakers say the machines account for half the revenue taken in their shops and they say, if maximum bets are limited, the odds of finding one of these on your high street will be slashed. danny savage, bbc news, sheffield. uber has announced it is ending testing cars with no drivers. the mini beast from

difference, it was utterly not solve the problem of problem gambling. the problem of problem gamblingtter tracking of players. players. i'm not sure that will solve the problem. solve the problem. about how quickly you can put the next round of money in. next round of money in. at because you know, the wheel spin is about once every two minutes. is about once every two minutes. bins every 20 seconds, a lot quicker —— it spins. —— it spins. to gambling if the rate of play is faster. faster. jeopardised if this is brought down too far and too quickly. too far and too quickly. 2005 we didn't have fixed odds betting terminals at all. betting terminals at all. industry was doing quite well than as well. as well. a massive loss ofjobs as a result of this. of this. stage, clearly the government will have to 0k it. have to 0k it. will make a decision about this, what do you hear? what do you hear? of stakeholders who are interested in this. in this. about £700 million per yearfrom machine gambling. machine gambling. to lose that money, that's one of the things that i hear. the things that i h

and with more and more ways to gamble it's become a more accessible for people to engage in gamblingo you need to look out for? are there signs that your loved one or yourself may have a problem? >> yes, we have to remember that problem gambling is a hidden addiction so it's a disease in the mind. the sense is not nothing you can usually see or smell, like with alcohol or with narcotics. some of the warning signs would be all of a sudden unaccounted for cash advances, cash materials, changes in their mood swings like depression, anxiety, irtaability or even losses. you may lose money which is unfortunately unable to pay for your bills. people are losing their jobs and filing for bankruptcy. >> are there resources available? talk about some of those. >> yes. here in philadelphia we have member services through the department of behavioral health. they can dial 1-888-545-2600. they can dial the gambling hotline. it's confidential, free and anonymous. >> thank you so much for being here. >> no problem. >>> if you or someone you know has a gambling problem, one of those numbers to call 1

now the gambling commission — the government's adviser on gambling — has said no—one should be allowedll mean job losses across the industry. now the government must decide what to do, as our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz, reports. costly, addictive, a scourge on vulnerable gamblers — these machines, mainly in betting shops, are blamed for ruining lives. terry white from cardiff told us he lost £250,000 on fixed—odds betting terminals, and 15,000 in one day. it's a massive rollercoaster because the health implications, the emotions, the loss obviously of a large amount of money. although it was money that i'd won, it still meant i lost my house. i've been fortunate enough that the council have found me accommodation, which i'm very grateful for, because i was facing being homeless. what the gambling commission is proposing is a limit of £2 on stakes in slot machines, but a maximum of up to £30 for the more popular roulette terminals. also, more careful tracking of how much individual gamblers are spending, but not the £2 restriction for all machines that many had been

to the needs of the gambling industry than the needs of our communities.oulette tables in every high street where some can place £50 stake every second or so, generating huge amount of debts. you know, in times past, we had strict controls and regulations on casinos. now it's all over. is it not the case that if you're on the national minimum wage, earning £7,50 an hour, in a 40—hour week, you can generate £300? i am under the impression that at £30 stake on these, you could bet that entire sum in underfour minutes. fixed odds betting is encouraging a culture of something for nothing. that it is an odious practice, that it serves no social utility and that we would be better off... i'm even sceptical about a £2 limit. it would be better off were it to be abolished as a practice in great britain. but a conservative pointed out the economic benefits of betting shops. could ijust urge the government to consider the role of betting shops in market towns such as thirsk, ripon, malton, where particularly on race days, they increase a lot of trade to the economy

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justin clarke lectures on gambling awareness.hertfordshire. he is a former gambling addict and is concerned that betting shop punters willjust go elsewhere. it might drive people to go online betting which potentially is more dangerous and hidden. so i also think that a reduction from £100 down to £30 will make a difference. a maximum bet of £30 is being suggested for non—slot machines like these ones you can play roulette on, but where has that figure come from? the evidence we looked at showed you need to come down to lose £30 to have significant impact upon the harms and risk of harm is people face. what was clear though was that there was no individual figure though was that there was no individualfigure that though was that there was no individual figure that acted as a magic bullet, which is why we are suggesting £30 or less. bookmakers say the machines account for half the revenue taken in their shops, and they say if maximum bets are limited, the odds of finding one of these on the high street will be slashed. the taxi ha

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that is the gamble.nctions? the other thing here is cautious optimism. that is the phrase that many are using. they are optimistic in south korea because this is a real opportunity. for the first time they are now even mentioning in whispers something they have been trying to get for at least seven decades. and that is the possibility ofa decades. and that is the possibility of a peace treaty. that was laura bicker. barbara plett—usher is in washington. barbara, a gamble for both leaders. is it barbara, a gamble for both leaders. isita barbara, a gamble for both leaders. is it a gamble for donald trump? yes, it is. first of all, no sitting us president has ever met a north korean leader. i expect that is one of the reasons why it is appealing to president trump, who likes to get out there and put himself forward. the calculation for that was because they didn't want to give pyongyang such a reward before it made any important concessions on weapons. that is something that kim jong—un hasn't done. he has,

the goal of today's resolution in alignment with the 14th annual national problem gambling awarenesse resources available to support individuals in our communities and seeking help. colleagues, i ask for your support which would mark the 5th year of our city recognizing the month of march as problem gambling awareness month in the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor kim. >> thank you. supervisor ronen. >> thank you. today, colleagues, i have two items. i'm calling for two hearings. the first is a hearing to understand why the pipeline of affordable housing projects in my district is taking so long. my constituents are desperate for affordable housing and i want to do what we can do to bring these units to my community quicker. it is no secret that district 9 has the highest rates of rent control in the city. there are 7 100% affordable in the pipeline with 790 for families and seniors. for many tenants in my district, their only hope of remaining in san francisco is the affordable housing lottery. just as critical, 20% of the units, 158 are reserved

and lowering the stakes — the gambling commission recommends bringing the maximum stake for fixed—oddserminals down to £30. good morning. it's monday 19th march. welcome to bbc newsroom live. international chemical weapons experts have arrived in salisbury to begin verifying the type of nerve agent used to poison sergei skripal, and his daughter yulia.

. >> reporter: it's the biggest economic boon t vegas since gambling, marijuana.n the first six months, recreational pot was legal in neda. sales hit close to $200 million. but the gaming industry insists cannabis and casinos don'tmix, something isaac dietrich learned the hard way. >> so i was gambling with couple of friends, playing blackjack, and a security guard came over and asked to esco me off the floor. >> reporter: detrick is ceo of mass roots, a marijuana news and review website that doesn't even handle actual pot. but when he listed his business in an application for a loyal t card at wynn, he was not only turned down, but b banned r life. >> we asked to be treated the same as every oer business. >> reporter: but marijuana is not like every other business, because it remains illeg in the eyes of the federal government. casinos have to abide by federal law, or they could lose their licenses. the casinos have to be extra vigilant against money laundering, if it involves money that is legal in the eyes of th state. one ceo of a very successful positive ente

this week, the gambling regulator committed cutting the maximum stake on the machine to £30 or less.ommendation. he said the machines... create misery and deepen poverty. unemployed people are more likely to play these games than any other group. citizens advice has shown for every adult, six to ten others are adversely affected. the children and families of addicts are simply bewildered by the gambling commission's suggestion that a stake up to £30 might be acceptable. will the noble baroness assure the house that the needs of the vulnerable will be placed above either concerns about tax revenue or the gambling lobby and that a £2 stake is the only answer? there were calls from across the commons for the restoration of power—sharing at stormont. mps were debating a bill to give authority for day—to—day spending in the absence of a devolved government. power—sharing collapsed more than a year ago. all of this places northern ireland's diligent public servant in a difficult position. they are making increasingly autonomous decisions about services without having a political master to

the gamble seems to have paid off after twenty four hours the taxi arrives in kiss a do good. but luck is against them. the pharmacy is closed the ice has melted and the vaccines urgently need to be refrigerated. but the money in the form of a bit of a move up with you know i. don't know their man got no no when you go to device you get one foot out. the pharmacist is on his way but one passenger is tired of waiting. but i think it might be that big open your mind what you might be not you couldn't make them up like yeah man i've got them well i'm sure they're out there because i'm not like that i didn't know that over and over again now but i. get on. the pharmacist arrives an hour later he quickly refrigerate the vaccines relief all around. most villages and some towns in guinea lack the most basic services. kissa do go and it's two hundred thousand inhabitants get only a few hours of electricity a week. the main hospital has an emergency unit that's reserved for pregnant women to keep. it that mary i'm a nurse dashes off to the hospitals only ambulance the vehicle was donat

it's not really a gamble, because the architecture‘s so amazing. looks really good. i don't know how they got this massive sculpture here in one piece, but i'm told they did. it's called the virgin mother, an exposing, an unwrapping, if you like, of the human form. and love it or loathe it, well, you certainly can't ignore it. it's a beautiful site for paintings and sculpture. happy man? who, me or him? no, you! yeah, i am very happy, yeah. after just an hour, damien hirst, not your average struggling artist, was gone. his paintings and sculptures will make their home in this corner of norfolk for the next four months. alex dunlop, bbc news. sportsday coming up soon, but first, the weather forecast. hasn't been a bad day for many parts, that is the sort of thing many of you will have looked at, perhaps you saw even less clout than that. —— cloud. and need clear skies, quite a widespread frost, especially in inland areas, perhaps less of a chance across southern counties. bright crisp start to the new day on monday, weather front comes bright crisp

tariffs, he's gambling with american jobs, gambling that he's going to open up markets. i much prefer the other approach maria: what about the fact that he's exempted so many industries in terms of national security terms he said look if we have a national security relationship with another country you can come out and say look pushback on the tariffs and maybe you'll get exempt. >> yeah, he's exempted some countries obviously more countries seeking and i think maybe and the hope here is that he pays more attention to the stock market than to peter navarro because when he rules out the idea stocks got hammered , really beyond the actual harm of the steel and aluminum tariffs because of the fear this was starting a very bad cycle and you see as he's moderated investors kind of relaxed a little but it's very clear what the market is telling him if he wants to listen don't start a trade war. maria: because on that first day , when he first announced this, that day justin trudeau i think he was at a conference or something and he said i am willing to walk and that's when the

on this tournament, 97% of that will be illegal gambling so we asked experts their thoughts about howo reform the ncaa with all the problems around some people, they said, you should allow people to get side endorsements but have a clearinghouse to allow these things to happen so there's no black market activity. another expert said let them get a work study rate for all the hours involved like a minimum wage rate, but not huge pro numbers someone else said what if you allow the nba to get involved as a mediator to bridge the gap between the college basketball level and the professional basketball level >> all right usc did not make t it, louisvil. is there momentum behind that semi conspiracy theory that this fbi investigation may have kept some teams out >> a lot of momentum behind that a lot of people thought if you looked at the rankings based on strength of schedule, rpi, all the factors the selection committee usually puts in, usc had one of the best records of a team in ten years that didn't get in alou lot of people thought oklam state was better than oklahoma oklahoma got in.

oh, and to satisfy the locals' love of gambling, of course.inate horseracing in mauritius. actually, it was my grandfather who introduced our family to horse racing. he was the first indian to be a member of the national assembly of parliament. and in 190a, he was a businessman. at the beginning, he was a milk seller, but then he started doing business, buying land and buying and selling land and property. he also realised that buying a racehorse would allow him to mingle with the big cheeses, especially french businessmen, who ran the economy then and loved racing. today is a very special day. it's the final classic race of the season, the duke cup, and a chance for this elite family to great history in the country's national sport. what has happened is that we have been able, with a bit of luck, to win the first three classics, and if we win the fourth one today, we will be creating history. and we got a peek into the paddock to meet soun‘s cousin. this gentleman, i know him very well. i often see you on the bbc all over the world! this is v

this is a very big gamble. while denuclearization is being discussed and a freeze on tests right now, that doesn't mean that kim jong-un won't be building his weapons at the same time these talks are taking place. we've never even had a u.s. president, a sitting president talk to a north korean leader, no less give him a meeting when we have three prisoners, three americans still being held prisoner there. doesn't seem as though he got anything on the table in exchange for the prestige of a meeting. >> so governor, without taking a thing away from this achievement, i guess the polite diplomatic way of asking my favorite question, what could go wrong, is talk to us about risk versus reward. >> well, the risks are that when you negotiate with the north koreans -- and andrea knows this, too -- you got to put your hand on your wallet. they're very wily. they are strategic. i think kim jong-un is evolving from a bomb thrower into a strategic thinker with an endgame. i mean, the olympics, what he did there. the invit

peltz is going to start to get vocal again and vociferous in his procter & gamble stake and his viewsen at 78 bucks procter & gamble might make sense. >> you just talked about valuation and the rates going up we talked this with utilities, we talked with staples these things low growth names, obviously pretty decent yields are trading 22, 23 times that sort of thing and really high historical evaluation. so to me, you know, if there is going to be a greater emphasis on picking stocks and sectors i think relative value is going to become real important. so to me some of these may look good now because they have had 10, 15% drops. but i think it is really important to remember that, you know, trading above a market multiple is trading above a market multiple. >> especially with the vix at 22 and i know it isn't going to stay here forever but the vix isn't going to be spending time stuck at 10 for the next six months and you have to value equities differently and i've been saying this for a long time. i really don't think people unts that it is about risk and it is about standard deviati

who will fight for the millions of other americans who paid the price because big banks gambled with the economy and lost? i'm here to fight for everyone who in 2008 had to tell their children to pack up their toys because we have to move. i'm here to fight for every american who worked a lifetime, did everything right and saved for retirement only to watch their savings go up in smoke. i'm here to fight for every small business owner who had to shut their doors on years of long hours and sweat and hope and tell their employees not to come back the next day. i'm here to fight for those hardworking employees who lost their jobs, and i'm here to fight for all those americans who kept fighting through the crisis no matter how hard it was to keep pushing and who years -- years after corporate profits rebounded and the banks were riding high on wall street again, finally got their families back on their feet. that's who i'm fighting for. and on the other side, an army of bank lobbyists who are fighting for some of the biggest banks in this country. now, that's not what they'll tell you. t

they say they have an array of digital gamble beiing machines. after filing suit, herrera said it is like a weed. it has been cut down before. now we're pulling out the rooting roots to ensure it doesn't come back. we reached out to the owners but have yet to receive a response. >>> frances mcdorman is reunited with her oscar after it was stolen last night at a post-oscar party. police arrested the man. this picture was taken by a "new york times" journalist. she is a regular lin the town o balenas. >> i know you are proud of me. >> frances mcdormand took home the oscar last night. many were watching in the small town of balenas. >> i've had her come to the gas station a few times where i didn't recognize her until i said oh, wait a minute, that's frances. >> if i fall over, pick me up. i have some things to say. >> reporter: she knows a lot of locals by name. >> she's available. when she runs into you, if she's available, she's nice. >> reporter: jason runs the local health food store. mcdormand is a regular customer. >> she's regular person who

. >>> coming up next a major online gambling operation busted it was happening right here in northernaying out in a city's major downtown. we'll tell you where. >>> first happening now more than 500 victims of the las vegas mass shooting are starting to receive payments of up to $275,000 each. the cash is coming from a $31 million victims fund. >>> plus a southern california hospital shutting down because its sitting on an active earthquake fault. the long beach facility will close because it can't be retrofitted to meet state seismic regulations. seismic regulations. [burke] vengeful vermin. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> and welcome back to you. isn't that beautiful? taking a live look outside, our san francisco camera this morning. off to a chilly start, but it will warm up a bit as we head into the day. vianey arana tracking the temperatures. more rain moving in, coming up in five minutes. >>> new this morning investigators bust a massive online gambling operation in northern califo

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kind of a gamble don't you think? >> it's a big gamble.on over a decade is just not going to work. it's definitely a gamble in the american people are sick and tired of hearing about how washington is going to come up with the money. look at the budget bill. the spending bills atrocious. turning toward state and local authorities to come up with the money could end up working and trends favor. it's going to be a long, hard road. cheryl: how to work, josÉ come in his favor question up the one played three trying dollars omnibus bill, both are still smarting from the size, the spending we just put into place. >> sure about, we have to do something about our infrastructure in the united states. it has been almost 14 months since the president has been in the white house and nothing has gotten done. $200 billion is not going to be enough. we democrats have a way to pay for it. let's repeal some of the horrible tax cuts the recently passed for big corporations on the rich. let's pay for this thing and create jobs that will help the american peo

laura: these talks are a huge political gamble.residents moon and trump could be being played by pyongyang this peninsula could be on the verge of something it has been searchi for for iecely seven decades, a treaty. this statue portrays two brothers divided by the war in a last, desperate embrace. there is a sense of cautious optimism that this unresolved conflict could now have a happier ending. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. jane: i'm joined from bctton by the di of the career working group at the harvard kennedy school. thank you very much for joining me. what realistically could these two leaders achieved by meeting? >>otentially they could achieve a lot,ut lot of preparation has to go into the lead up to this -- what is summiy called a if president trump meets with kim jong-unde in may, theof putting something together that could be the game planco with nation with friends and allies, the potential is there. up till now, we're not seeing any indications of the work being done. this is why a lot of colleagues are looking at th

his problems related to gambling and tax issues.he good news is, even though he had to be removed from the white house he's already new job as senior advisor to trump's reelection campaign. so hakunamatadaa everyone. you know, so many members of this trump team have been eliminated from the white house but just because they're gone doesn't mean they have to be forgotten now for a very low price each one of them can be a every day part of your life. >> we begin with breaking new in washington president trump firing rex tillerson citing ir reconcilable differences. tillerson finding out about it on twitter. >> well i for one will certainly miss him. >> hi i'm television's george decay now you can pay tribute to all of donald trump's ex-cabinet members with these departed staffer commemorative plates. order now and each month will receive a newly crafted place plate, and they're all here sean spicer, fbi director james comey, steve bannon. anthony scaramucci, and oh, my rosa. and sure to grow. we're adding 50 blank plates so you can af