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you mean so much to her. i thank you for that. i just, you know, reflecting back the first time i met you, it was my first event and people were saying, you have to meet london breed. you have to meet london breed. when he walked into the kitchen where we were at, in a home, i remember thinking, she has so much confidence she has so much presence. i was so happy to get to know you over the years as a legislative aide to supervisor farrell and get to work with you. and when we did the sandy hook memorial this last december, your words were so moving. and the story that you told and what you have gone through, and what you bring to the gun violence prevention movement is just so inspiring to me. i was so happy we were able to do that together. i also want to thank you for welcoming me to the chamber in january. you are so gracious and wonderful and helped me. he did not have to do that. i just wanted to say thank you for really welcoming me to this board. your story is nothing short of incredible and i look forward to working with yo

>> do you want to do it? i will call her. >> sean: if you did call her, i think it's the important thing, you want to talk about issues, this is a bigger picture, teachable moment, i would think the first thing, if it was me, i would say i want her to hear my voice say i am so sorry. and i know you have tweeted it and i know you said it. but now that you have a very different perspective on the comments, i would assume you would want to start there. >> i have said i'm sorry for two months. >> sean: you want to say it directly to her? >> oh, yeah. you mean if she's on the phone? but if she's watching, i'm sorry you thought my tweet was racist, it wasn't. it was political. i'm sorry for the misunderstanding that caused my ill-worded tweet. i'm sorry that you feel harmed and hurt. i never meant that. and for that i apologize. i never meant to hurt anybody. or say anything negative about an entire race of people, which i think 30 years of my work can attest to. >> sean: let me go beyond that and just talk about --

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i want to answer the questions. >> like you said. i just asked you one. number.king for >> sir. >> i am looking for a number. >> i do not know without the to check the case log. you don't recall in the first am investigation that you originated, approved, on, you don't recall how many witness interviews you did in the first week? >> sir, i remember that there were interviewed conducted. when they fell on calendar to be able to tell you when? >> when this is last time. on something that was oh coring in the context of a myriad of other responsibilities? the last time you looked at the file agent? probably going on year. >> for those of us who happened to look it a yesterday. you disagree the first interview took place on august 1st? eye don't know, congressman. i cannot answer that. >> well, prior to july 31st, muni witness interviewed did you conduct as part of the allegedrump campaign collusion special? >> none. july 31st before which would be none at the thatsaid you what said in text on july 21st? the ticks understand arer fromming to. >> this is on our

i didn't believe a word you said. i believe you said what you think you're supposed to say. you said what you think the goals are supposed to be, because that's what gettin' better means. but what i'm telling you is you can't change what you don't acknowledge. there have been thousands of experts on the oprah show over 25 years. um, i'm going to ask you to be immodest for a minute. because i think it's undeniable. why do you think you soared higher than all of them? i think it's a different voice. i think the whole thing is-- you have to rise above the noise. it's being distinctly different. and if that distinct difference is positive, then that works. i came on the show and the ratings spiked. and a lot of the mail that came in was about those episodes. and a lot of the transcripts that were ordered were about those episodes and all. a lot of people could have been threatened by that. oprah just kept pushing me to the forefront. just kept pushing me to the forefront. just kept doing everything she could to edify me, instead of her. she's just-- she's just that generous in sp

want you to succeed. i really want you to succeed. i think the veterans across the country, in fact, i know the veterans across this country want you to succeed. this post requires courage, honesty and integrity and a vision for the future, leading this nation's largest healthcare system is no small task. it demands the very best. i look forward to a discussion today and once again i want to thank you for your willingness to serve on behalf of this nation's veterans. thank you. >> thank you. i will now introduce senator tom tillis from north carolina for the purpose of introducing our nominee after which i will administer the oath and he will have his testimony. senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. chairman isakson, ranking member, distinguish members of the committee, i'm proud to introduce my friend and colleague robert wilkie as the nominee for secretary of the va. i've had the honor of working with robert for three years. sometimes he worked for me and many times i work for him. his combination o

maybe i could call you. >> are you being told not to talk? >> i don't know. hat took place right after the break-in. >> we need to know more about the papers in the shredding. >> you have some idea when the attorney general comes in to the committee and he's got a raincoat over his head. >> it could be raining. >> you've got a woman frighten at the door. she works for creep. the shredding is taking place. we don't know what's in the papers. the former attorney general comes in there with an overcoat over his head. could be raining. there's a lawyer present. we don't know what he asked them. tell me where there's a story. >> there's a story in the fact the interview did not take place in her home but in the office of the committee to re-elect. there's a lawyer in the office. you're more resistant than she is. >> that's right. >> why? >> because there's not enough fact. >> let's turn around and go and question her again. >> this won't take long at all. >> please go away, okay? please leave before they see you. >> who do you mean they? could you give us their nam

your i get i get yes can you hear us. now it's really good i met a sports bar in the center of the city like people it seems to me are kind of cheering for both sides i've been speaking to people who are four stories out of some people said you know it's crazy when time means that russia will have been kicked out by the world champion and also they're kind of the underdog here but a lot of people are also for france these guys next to me have actually sat on france as well many years from france and no no no they have that answer and was ok but are you are you surrounded by locals or other lots of tourists. it's mainly russians there are definitely a few who are there on the spot the crowd is already already made all right not really but. they're coming back. across the only thing and i thank you talk to you later by. good morning i mean minutes ok i did actually say everything is possible. what i look at the. race oh i got to be you know he is talking that he was trying to be cute i guess yeah. yeah again right here i'm s

john: i told you i was never gonna marry you. becky: [ laughs ] lemonis: well, it's an interesting place. how do you work in this environment? i mean, i only got a dose of it. -man: very carefully. -bryan: it's been calm today. -lemonis: today's been calm? -man #2: today's been calm. -bryan: nice and calm. -man #2: mm-hmm. if they ever get on the same page, they can do a lot. it's just...hate. hate and mistrust. bryan: i mean, i think we all do a pretty good job of knowing how to do everything. i think if you just kind of threw us into most spots, we could probably all just do it. lemonis: it's interesting to me that the employees function at such a high rate despite the negativity coming from john and becky. i need to dig into the structure of their business relationship to find out if it's the dysfunction that's holding this business back. how's the equity allocated between -- 50/50? john: i'm 82, and she's 18. lemonis: how much money did you actually give to the seller? becky: $499,000. -lemonis: $499,000? -john: yes. lemonis:

will tell you, i talked to the same allies you do. i speak to their foreign ministers directly. it is the case that they are behaving directly today. there's no doubt about that. they are now scrambling to make sure that they are fully part of nato. some of that is a result of the statements that you referred to, senator. some of that is identifying -- >> i actually agree with that. i agree with that. >> well, there you go! i'll let the record reflect -- >> i'll say some of the actions. >> some of the statements achieve important policy outcomes for the united states of america. >> some of them do. >> yep. >> and some of them are very damaging. senator merkley. >> thank you. thank you, mr. secretary. so in response to senator's question of new start, i wanted to follow up a little bit. both united states and russia came into compliance in february 2018. met the deadline on deployed nuclear warheads and but my impression from your dialogue was that u.s. does not yet have a position on whether to work to extend the new start agreement pa

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you know what? it helps. i can't tell you how many meetings i've been in, your engagement is amazing. yes, they share everything. they watch everything. but for that same reason i say don't share and watch hateful-ass folks, you are putting money in your pockets. a view is a view. a click is a click. most recently just did what you were going to ask about, i made this tweet, remember some people make hateful, stupid content, it will piss you off. everybody will talk about she who will not be named made a stupid-ass parody of america. have you seen this?ot stop sharing the video! she is making so much money off of this, you know. so the people who don't like me, like, stop, we season 7. our views are higher than they have ever been. [applause] [inaudible] >> oh. [laughter]. >> hi. good evening. thank you for writing this book. thank you for your presence on youtube. it has personally blessed me. i wanted to know what you thought about the online social media canceling culture? the you know, just, someone does so

if you are interested in a helicopter, i suggest you look at it. i guess i could get a good deal. do i get a discount if you buy two or something? [laughter] marillyn: we can do a deal. ♪ ♪ david: now let's talk a moment about the product i mentioned earlier, fighter jets. i have known for long time there is an f-14, f-15, f-18, f-22, and then you had come up with something called the f-35. what happened between 22 and 35? [laughter] marillyn: well, the fact is that aircraft are not numbered by lockheed martin. the u.s. government determines what the number is. so an "f" standing for fighter, "b" for bomber, that terminology is kind of general, and usually it is sequential. we won the contract with our f-35, which was the experimental -- you name them with an "x" or "y" if they are experimental or a prototype. so we had named our offering in this competition, but when they announced the winner, lockheed was the winner, and the secretary of the air force said, the f-35, and we were all shocked because we thought was going to be the f-23. so once he

i hope to also serve you as a member of this board, and i wish you a lot of luck. i think that you will serve us all a very, very well, with a lot of integrity. a lot of courage. a lot of patience for how good we all can be. >> thank you. thank you. i hope you are not letting this get to your head to, now. [laughter] just kidding. all these kind words. i guess it is a preview for all of the great things we will say about you before november. you get a preview of it. i think i first met supervisor cohen when i was an intern and you are in the mayor's office. a lot has happened to the both of us in the last decade or so. you truly know your district really well and it's a really difficult district, with so many different issues and challenges that you have to work on, addressing, responding to, but also being proactive about. i have also, like everyone else, seen you grow in this role. the chairwoman ship of the budget committee. as everyone has said, we love you speak your mind. you make us all laugh. thank you very much for your leadership and i look forward to seei

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thank you. >> jimmy: i love you. i love your whole family. my. you're always so good to us. >> jimmy: if it wasn't for your family, we wouldn't even have a a show. [ laughter ] every other week we have -- jaden was on and he crushed it. >> yes. >> jimmy: he did something that no one has done. he performed in front of his own video. >> i know. >> jimmy: and so he's behind him doing his video, and as he's in front of it, no one ever did that before. >> it looked so good. >> jimmy: he crushed it. >> and you're just always so good to us. so thank you for that. >> jimmy: oh, stop. >> i appreciate it. >> jimmy: no, no, we -- >> really. >> jimmy: no, man, you take care of us. will? i mean, that little kid. will, is the -- right? [ light laughter ] >> yes! that one! yes. >> jimmy: that one's a -- he's the rascal, man. >> he is! >> jimmy: your husband is a a little -- yeah. he is now all over youtube and -- >> instagram. >> jimmy: instagram. dude, he's like going crazy. >> yeah, he is. >> jimmy: he's never been on social media. and now, he's like runni

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and i just express so you i want to work -- to you i want to work with you as you role out any new initiatives. also i want to encourage you to touch base with the county clerk's office in terms of their city i.d. program. i know they're looking at a way to redo that. there's a way we can work to identify veterans on the city i.d. it was something i was hoping to do when i was a county clerk, so i was hoping you could look into that. i think it would be a really good project for the veteran's commission. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: ah. i just wanted to say one of the things that i said, and i met with all of the different applicants is one -- i understand that the veteran's affairs commission is a place for there to be a voice and place for them to air their concerns. maybe you choose one or two issues a year that you bring to this body that we can have a conversation about. i had a conversation with some of you about using additional or existing spaces in the city for veteran's or veteran's programming. i know there's a desire to expand some existing housing programs or housing opp

where do you think i can help you? : i want to continue to grow, and i know i can't do it alone. there's not as many orders this month, you know, compared to what it was last year. lemonis: business is slowing down? maggie: yes. gerry: what do we need to do to increase our marketing to gain sales? lemonis: i think when you really want to take the thing from $2 million to $20 million, you're going to have to try things that, 50% of them may -- you have to have a stomach to be able to swallow a failure. i didn't get the sense, in our first day, that you're necessarily a risk-taker. maggie: okay. lemonis: i feel like the line is a little flat. it feels very safe to me. maggie: mm. i still don't look at it as safe. i let the customers kind of lead me. it's worked. gerry: i think maybe, in the business, it's a little bit of a handicap for her. lemonis: why? gerry: she doesn't want to disappoint me. she's a little conservative in a lot of things that she does. lemonis: she'd rather go straight and slow than make a left or a r

i know you can't tell me that. >> i can. >> that one you want to share? >> the president has disclosed that. the president disclosed what he said. he said that he is confident as a result of that conversation vladimir punderstands it won't e tolera tolerated. >> i wish he said that in public. given that you assert the administration is tough on russia, will you commit to working with us on a new russia sanctions bill? >> yes, sir. >> thank you. north korea. when you last appeared, i asked you a series of critical questions about what's our policy in north korea and to your credit, i must say i largely agreed with what our goals are. now i want to you since we haven't heard anything, not a classify briefing or anything, did north korea agree with our definition of denukization meaning the dismantlement, removing of all nuclear weapons. >> i think i can answer your question. let me begin by saying i'm engaged in a complex negotiation with the north koreans. i don't intend in this public setting to share the details of every conversation that took place. i'll

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i would tell you i look forward to working with you. i have been on the banking committee long enough to remember the days in which you would have been a controversial nominee, and i'm glad to see -- exim isis backed back in a position where we can move forward and protect the global economy and in united states businesses, and more importantly those who work for united states businesses. thank you, ma'am. sen. corker: senator cortez masto. sen. cortez masto: thank you. welcome. congratulations on both your nominations, and thank you to both of you for visiting with me in answering my questions. welcome to your family as well. ms. kraninger, i'm going to start with you. these are some of the questions that we had together when you were willing to meet with me, but let me just start with this. i have heard you say time and again in response to all of my colleagues' questioning, your intent is to make sure the bureau is transparent and accountable. but my concern is, based on the questionings and the answers you have given today, we can't

you guys want anything?" iy, i'm good man. [ laughter ] and horatio goes, "can you get me some spiced ham?" [ laughter ] okay. so, i swear. >> spiced ham. >> jimmy: that is so horatio. >> spiced ham, that's like olives, and jalapenos or something. >> jimmy: no, it's -- i don't know what it is. it's just a spiced, a quarter pound of spiced ham. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so he goes, alright dude. whatever. so jake leaves, and then we're dancing, hanging out, and then jake -- i go, "let's do a shot of tequila to horatio." so we do a shot of tequila. then we're dancing, and then jake comes over, and he goes, "we got to go, dude." do you remember this? he goes, "we got to go to the emergency room, horatio, cracked his head open." i go, "what? you're kidding me?" and then horatio comes over to me. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he goes, "you'd tell me if it was bad. right? is it bad?" there's blood all over the place. >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i go -- i'm like, "yes, it's bad dude. what happened? what happened.

strzok, when i hear you talk about your passion for america, i believe you. i can see that passion. when you talk about your love for the fbi, i see it. i believe it. when you talk about your faith in the american electorate, i believe that. now, what concerns me is you said that you didn't trust the elections, to quote you, you didn't trust the elections after russia put their finger on the scales. remember saying that earlier? >> i don't believe that's exactly what i said, sir. i think i said something slightly different, but i recall that exchange. >> but that was the meaning, and i don't think -- >> i don't think that was the meaning, sir. the meaning was i was concerned that russia was attempting to do that. >> you specifically said russia has put their fingers on the scales. >> i don't recall what i said specifically. >> you can find it later, but i wrote it down. >> i would be happy -- >> what i want to ask you is, do you think that justifies then you, mr. mccabe, and lisa page, to correct that wrong that you perceived was done by the fbi? >> that never happened and would not

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you love your kids. i've had such a crazy life? how do you talk to them about sex? how do you talk to them about drugs? how do you talk to them about a lot of things when your life was kind of off the rails for so long? easiest thing on the planet for me. straight forward, right to it with my kids. with sex, drugs, easy. how? how is that easy? 'cause they're gonna say, "why shouldn't i?" because i told them. i said, "be careful. you might like it. and not only that, but you have the gene." i told them the truth. - rate yourself as a dad. - i am a good dad now. can it become like an etch a sketch, where all of the bad things you can eventually make go away and then you rebuild? i find myself, like, going on tour last year, we did-- i met you in tel aviv, and we wound up doing russia, europe, italy, sweden, japan, everywhere. and then you find out that you're not there for your kids' birthdays, and not there for this. so my daughter chelsea will say to me, you know, "i finally get it. i get what you are as a

they said we want you to teach. i said what do you mean? i can barely complete my words. want you to teach. -- nightouple of years law school. with one of the oldest night law schools in country since 1905. i said maybe after a couple of years. they said we want you to teach next year, constitutional law. i had graded it on the bar, they thought i was an expert. a dollar, or $1.5, it was a lot of money in the 60's. it. insisted i teach it wasn't quite teacher leaves town, but it was close. i went to do it for two years, but then the one court came out with decisions in the criminal procedure area. and there was some criminal work, other lawyers hired me for the pretrials for all these new cases. that's how it came about. my appearances in the criminal system. was, teachers all over the country went to the dean's and said we can teach all of this, federalism, the congress calls, the first amendment. the teacher said the uniform solution was to take those cases out and call it criminal procedure. connor had never heard of criminal procedure. your thinking is sometimes affect

you. chris: i know. kay, why don't we sit down, go over the financials. ♪ 2015, total sales -- $900,000. 2016 -- $460,000. 2017 -- $431,000. and last year, the company lost $186,000. what do you think the biggest problem is with the business? so, the total expenses in 2017 are $344,000. your rent is $42,000 a year. $4,000 a year in cellphone. $4,000 a year in landline. $15,000 in marketing or consulting. marketing/pr -- $10,000. product development -- 30 grand. chris: yeah, that was a lot of all that between the designer. lemonis: you mean all the ping pong table stuff? chris: yeah. lemonis: what do you have in debt? what are your payables? chris: um.... this is '17. where did the '18... yeah. that's the balance sheet. meredith: this one, too? lemonis: so, total payables -- $410. so you don't owe anybody any money because you haven't ordered any inventory. chris: right. lemonis: the business is essentially debt-free? chris: yeah. lemonis: right? but it doesn't have any cash. chris: yeah. lemonis: bags did

and you know. i think they've started they've been improving every game that's important in a world cup you want to get better as the tournaments advances so they have been getting better and i'm interested to see what they're going to bring to this game because it is going to be the biggest test obviously that they faced in the semifinals of the rug so i don't think france are going to leave so many gaps at the back as brazil did numbers that were really pushing. this is a very pragmatic you know and they don't play most german they play by play of notes they play a bit like. you know how to play it is a. little bit boring but very controlled they didn't make any many mistakes or difficult to get around them all this is why i don't like him as a coach it's not great so much you know it's quite boring i mean with these people with these guys on the pins and i just want to see spectacular yeah it was frustrating is that they have spectacular talents i want him to get more out of the yeah as he has it'

family enough you have a great fan here that's when i talk to you. oh i don't you know he said what are you doing. you still watching football are you where do you. i mean. ari. well hold on. now there are still some whom about i don't know your presence here is really good here and all my. kicking ass please fire a minute as you always feel that you can see the exciting faces here i am waiting to get a. ticket because these are the stickers we. see today is a couple of you for not coming across about malcolm fraser i think out of points. now is this race or. the underdog in this game and me too you guys don't want to play. joining you not. go on. board tang is boxing. training for the next season for the next. just so germany and that germany germany out and please just maybe cynically at this time when you have honestly just pointed dominance fauquier you're getting a little thank you very much family who i think we have a new world cup winner right at this moment. this is your side and then you say stay here stay here and. see if it exceeds you hav

i love you. . [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's happening. it's finally happening. the first time i met you -- i've got to say, first of all, thank you for being here. but the first time i met you, i asked you, i begged you to be part of my golden globe opening. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i hosted golden globes and you nicely said yes. >> you took good care of me. >> jimmy: you hit a home run, man. >> aw, thanks. >> jimmy: you hit a grand slam. you came out. it was you, sterling k. brown and courtney b. vance. look at this. this is you right there, just hittin' the pose. [ light laughter ] and just, everyone -- [ cheers and applause ] i don't even know -- i don't even if you know who you are, because you're you. but people love you so much. >> aw, jimmy. >> jimmy: everybody on the set was freaking out. i mean, our director, everyone was like, "oh, my gosh, he's going to do the thing. he's gonna do the thing." [ light laughter ] and i go, "i know, calm down. he's gonna do the thing." and then your beautifu

lemonis: you do? iact that dino was creative enough in his company to come up with a mascot. is it on right? [ laughter ] so, what do you normally do? go out into the street? and whether the mascot is corny, it is good because it gives people a visual, and it gives kids and families something to hang onto, and it actually makes the business feel lighter and more fun. let's go! debbie #1: he's cute, isn't he? dino: that's how you do it, brother, right there. [ horn honks ] debbie #1: there you go! dino: bring them home! that's how you do it! lemonis: i can barely see you. come on. dino: that's how you do it. bringing them in, marcus. ♪ lemonis: so, what do you love about the menu? debbie #1: the slice part. i like the shaved ice part. lemonis: i personally don't like the menu. maybe it's the fonts. maybe it's the layout. 'cause you're not selling simplicity. what you want to do is simplify the messaging so that the customer knows what you want them to focus on. there's, like, 35 different flavors of syru

i will say this to you. i realize that neither one of you were there when this happened, but you are both there now. russia attacked this country. they should be the target. russia is not being hurt by this investigation. we are. this country is being hurt by it. we are being divided. we have seen the bias. we have seen the bias. we need to see the evidence. if you have evidence of wrongdoing by any member of the trunk campaign, -- trump campaign, presented to the grand jury. if you have evidence the president acted inappropriately, presented to the american people. justice delayed is justice denied. all of us are being denied. whatever you got, finish it the country isause this being torn apart. >> what either of the witnesses care to respond? viewsertainly share your about those text messages. nobody is more offended than i about what is reflected. suggestions that we should close the investigation. the best thing we can do is finish it appropriately and reach a conclusion. i certainly agree with you, sir.

thank you. so i wanna trace your life from childhood on and figure out how you became the guy you are. - okay. - let's get started. let's do it. okay, what's your object here? well, these are keys. you know, my dad worked for general motors for 30 years, - and michigan is known for cars. - of course. magic: the big three in michigan, and so that's what i grew up really loving because of my father, and because of who he is and was has allowed me to become the man i am today, you know, 'cause i idolize my father, i always wanted to be like my father. harvey: your dad, my understanding is, never missed a day of work in his whole life. magic: thirty years. so i have that same mentality. - so it rubbed off. - it rubbed off. in so many ways. harvey: you grew up poor. you had ten kids in the family. did you dream poor or dream big? dream big. i didn't have poor dreams. i had big, rich dreams, and i don't know why. right? and i was always dreaming that i would play in the nba. i was always dreaming that i wo

i can assure you, mr. chairman, at no time in any of these texts did those personal beliefs ever enter into the realm of any action i took. furthermore, this isn't just me sitting here telling you. you don't have to take my word for it. at every step, at every investigative decision, there are multiple layers of people above me, the assistant director -- >>> we'll cut off that answer. chairman goodlatte is now addressing the chamber. the hearing is beginning again. let's listen. >> exclusively used, if you will during her time as secretary go through and determine which ones were government and which ones were not both the classified and unclassified, is that correct? >> i was not. >> you were not involved at all? >> that's correct. >> but you're aware of it? >> i'm aware of their statements to us about how they did it. >> and do you think it was okay for secretary clinton to determine what could or couldn't qualify for her to turn in under the federal records act? >> i can't speak to that. that was a decis

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you kidding me, man? iha photo i have of you guys in paris. explain to me what happened. you just go and you go, "hey guys, we're gonna be in front of the louvre." >> i mean, we had a day off the hotel, and i thought let's just go sing a couple of songs over at the louvre. and it turned into t you know -- >> jimmy: it's like a flash mob. look at this.at i mean, amazing. i mean that's -- and then -- >> yeah, it was incredible.en and he military came and shut us down and we apologized. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? oh yeah. >> jimmy: that's insane. but you do stuff like this, but then -- explain to me this -- because why would you ever do this. you're a climber, you told me? >> yeah, yeah, yeah.wh >> jimmy: no is it -- >> i mean, we travel the world, right now we've been touring in europe, and we just started in erica. we had our ninth show in philadelphia last night, we're at msg wednesday and then we travel west. >> jimmy: how was that by the way. >> incredible, yeah. >> jimmy: because, last time yo

>> yes. >> thank you. i certainly would not want you to reveal any classified or sensitive investigative information in this setting. we have repeatedly gone back andford with that and i don't understand why we have to repeatedly repeat things to such an intelligent group of people. in march, chairman gowdy stated on national tv and i quote "and if you believe as we have found that there's no evidence to collusion, you should want special counsel mueller to take all of the time and have all of the independence he needs to do his job." chairman gowdy stated and i quote "when you're innocent, the allegations of collusions, there's no evidence of collusion, you are not innocent of that. act like it." if president trump and his allies want us to believe there's no collusion with russia and that's what this is about, i suggest they take the chairman's recommendation and begin acting like that. i yield back my time. >> the gentleman from idaho is recognized. >> thank you. in your opening testimony today, you state

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in a great company good luck for you i have you actually was the other day i was laying there was the other younger with seventeen nineteen hold on fifty eight here's another one all right this is nice we've got to get out of the past we've got to live. day to. when i see your team. i see some norris names like like grease and i'm like told you saw. they have so much quality yet amazing players but in the end i have never seen a convincing game of france why yeah i think it also comes a little bit from the top. not he's not the most convincing coach in my opinion but i think that the last game that we saw france play they looked a lot better in terms of team and playing as a team so if they can bring that into the next game against uruguay it will be important and i think that it can give them a good edge because you're why is a very organized team they know their system they're good defensively and that's going to give them a little bit of difficulty is specially you know greece man and good being in the famine is coming from the same club

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i know. david: he has no smartphone. have youught how much more your stock could go up if he used the product? [laughter] tim: i am working on him. i told him i will personally come to omaha to do tech support for him. [applause] david: you are in a building that was designed and inspired by steve jobs. tim: apple park. david: apple park. you moved in recently. tim: steve had the vision the workplace should facilitate people working together, having these common areas that people could work together and run into each other without planning on doing it, and the level of ideas, creativity, and innovation that would come out of that would be phenomenal, and we are seeing that. david: you are convinced that standing up is better than sitting down? tim: we have given all of our employees, 100%, standing desks. if you can stand for a while, then sit, this is much better. [laughter] tim: yeah, we could stand up for a little while. [applause] david: let me ask you about how you came to this position. you grew up in alabama. tim: a very,

thank you, donald. >> thank you very much, jean-claude. i just want to conclude by saying this was a very big day for free and fair trade. very big day, indeed. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you. >> all right. that was the president and the president of the european commission making an announcement to agree to work together on important issues and go back to the senate foreign relations committee hearing with secretary of state mike pompeo. >> is not korea continuing to pursue submarine launch ballistic missiles? >> i can't answer that for you. >> you can't answer that? >> no, senator. >> i look forward to you providing that in a classified setting so that the members of this committee and ultimately the american people can know what is happening. i think it's pretty clear they are. but i will move on. has north korea committed to you that it will destroy its chemical weapons stockpiles? >> the north koreans understand precisely the definition of denukization and agreed. >> have they committed to destroying chemical weapo

of you when i met with you. i mean, we have long meetings here, but i don't -- they pale in comparison to the time you all have to sit in committee meetings. it's a true test of stamina. i mean, we have other obligations also outside of our tuesday meeting, but the preparation that you all put in, it's commendable, so i want to say that to all of the commissioners. and i said that to you privately, so thank you. i don't have any additional questions, and same thing for our fifth generation president fong. so i think that there's been a lot of time and effort put into these conversations, and the questions that we've had. we met -- i think it's really important, and i'll just say it again for the record. i think it's really important to be thinking about how you balance this desire for moving into the future with additional units in demand and preserving what makes san francisco so special. >> supervisor yee: so i was going to ask commissioner fong the same questions. >> supervisor safai: oh, okay. great. >> presi

would say so i'm not very you know i don't look forward to the scam england versus you know i think it's not the end all and then there's going to be up front and when this thing what do you think they learned versus sweden i don't it i've been underestimating speedin for a long time but i still i have heard things and i like what i see. i'm bitter still because sweden eliminated italy so i am you have to stick to me and i like harry king and i like so gay. i think england is riding a huge high right now so i'm going to go thing going sweden scares me i go with swede in england was the fact that all you could go in and they learned is english coming home the english watch it. we say god safe the queen and that good bye. football is a simple game twenty two men chase a ball for ninety minutes and at the end the germans the croatians the english raj shah the euro why it's the belgians the brazilians the swedish the from the french always win. the move. move. move. move. move. move. move move. move move. move move move. move move. move move all street is for to find corner smoothies an

well you know peter i rarely disagree with you but in this situation i may disagree with you a bit because i think it's ignore mostly significant if only for the fact we talk about this before the show as much as as trump frustrates us and drives us crazy his detractors are so much worse yes we sometimes find ourselves feeling like we're in this corner so the fact that the neo cons are freaking out over this the resistors our so-called resistance types are freaking out over this a lot of the u.s. congress is completely freaking out over this i think it will be an absolute even if nothing comes out of it just a visuals of him and putin shaking hands smiling i bet that to get along on a personal level pretty well i bet it's going to send shivers down the spines of the bad guys here at home so in that case there's it's a no lose for trump and for americans and really go back to you and i think daniel is right in the sense that all of the criticism that he's going to get at this helsinki summit it's already baked in i mean i can't imagine a worse thing you can say about donald trump that hasn'

you some reading but. at least i know that every day you should improve something and not only include you in maintaining every field the way you think i'm trying to tell to my kids that you every day to be to be happy to learn something new but to me today if you could get the kids to go to try to explain them. i mean this may you are feeling that you're doing it continuing studying challenging and then you feel really like like we can't look like we call guy who's who finished everything in a confused way. ok we'll start of this you. know somebody who was good. enough to want to you know say explaining yeah i don't know which i just think you need. a bill that's going to begin with your favorite quote. just use of it is in your purse and dissoluteness and. straight start going to. there is. no baby. this will go the way they did. it was. this what are you going to look for good in the sides. good grief feel. good that's all this from outside you gross you think you still are strong and weak from the side to look ri

michael: [ voice breaking ] do you think i like to stand next to a man like you and admit that i can'tsuccessful? [ sighs ] lemonis: others just needed some guidance. come on. you're a smart guy. you do the math. and i offered my money and my expertise for a stake in the business. -do we have a deal? -hank: deal. -pete: yes. -alan: yes. lemonis: a few of the deals went south. you don't how to treat people. -andrew: oh, yeah, i do. -lemonis: no. but today, i'm a proud partner in over a dozen companies. -stephanie: whoo! -lemonis: tonight, i'm gonna tell you how they do it -- my best deals, my worst deals. steve: i'd rather be in more debt than have you running my company. lemonis: this is "the profit" -- a progress report. my name is marcus lemonis. change is difficult. and over the last 18 months, i've introduced you to 23 small businesses across this country, many of them in pretty bad shape. this is a bad scenario. woman: we don't have the money to pay them. larissa: just everything -- all the bills and everything that's just been piling up. it's just so much. lemonis: that's fine. a