hilary had a similar point. i agree with congressman dent that there is some restlessness on the democratic side. democrats need to ask themselves this, which model has worked better for republicans, sticking with mitch mcconnell, nondescript inside player, an elitist maybe who has marched the republican agenda through the senate, got kavanaugh over the hump without raising his voice, breaking a sweat, got the 2017 trump tax cut through without breaking a sweat, do they want that model which is what pelosi -- former speaker pelosi would be on the democratic side, or do they want to go with a new jack speaker who will be like speaker boehner or speaker ryan. ineffective, besieged by their own constituencies and ultimately leaving with their tail between their legs. i don't think they want that. speaker pelosi has raised between $120 million, $130 million just this last cycle and kept her caucus together from the iraq war till now. why would you -- and she just won back the house. why would you switch horses now?

hilary i want your take on boeing but i want to also ask you to give your response in light of these trade tensions and the steel and aluminum tariffs we know planes are made of aluminum so every what do you make of bowling and what you make of these tariffs as they impact things like not just aircraft makers but auto makers or of course the impacting with tesla going back to tesla they're impacting tesla and that was accounted for the vaal swings in terms of the pricing of tesla's in china not accounted for the story you mentioned earlier about the of course the report of the sales and lack of sales two hundred eleven although roy does to get that somewhat wrong but i would say the aerospace ecosystem is something that is generally very healthy at least in the u.s. ninety percent of the jobs at boeing are in the u.s. and boeing has an eighty billion dollars surplus trade surplus because eighty billion exported so i think that's really important for the u.s. economy really important for all the manufacturing they reckon that for every boeing plant just like common you factor is there

hilary: it is. francine: but you are still bound by the rol -- rules. hilary: we have a choice.at the government hasn't been honest about the choices we face. we have had two years of government ministers are doing against themselves. we have had all the promises we can take. moment for looking the nation in the eye and saying, we have a choice now. terms, butve on wto the damage to the economy will be considerable. or, using our sovereignty, we can choose to have an economic relationship. francine: does that lead to a referendum? people who voted for brexit will feel cheated. that is fair. hilary: i don't agree with that. the argument is, what does the referendum result mean? determine, was there a question on the ballot about the nature of our future economic relationship? no. francine: that boris johnson and many other people would disagree with you. did, but then you go back in time. no one is suggesting to leave the single market. as we honor the result of the referendum? we need clarity uncertainty about the future. the withdrawal agreement is very complicated. the governm

near the dead lows and i think that this bounce that we're getting is going to fade very quickly hilary what do you make a g.m. yes well you know they say that capitalism doesn't do cam compassion much good so i don't think at this time of year it's what any of those employees needed what i would say is you mentioned just a moment ago but you mentioned some of those classic cars one thing that you know g.m. really hasn't done of course g.m. stands for government motors has done you know mentioned where they were taken over by the government or at least the government huge bailout you think about the engine is so i mean the engine in general motors of the same chevy the same ford they have not done what they should have done in terms of the dynamic system of cars nobody wants to drive a car that looks like and so that's why s.u.v.s and trucks are being far more creative in the design work and you think about like the ford mustang with the ford mass the mustang of this era there isn't one look at the jeep there's nothing new in terms of jeeps same thing with chevy impala there's nothing n

tonight -- hilary, larry, and josh meyers, and we'll play "the newlywed game" with the meyers family.turing the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: happy thanksgiving, everybody! how we doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. today is thanksgiving, and if you're watching us right now, i'm guessing the guest room was taken. [ laughter ] either that or you passed out right after dinner, slept for seven hours, and now your entire weekend is screwed. [ laughter ] that's right, it's thanksgiving and it's now 12:35 a.m., which means your mom is currently beating the snot out of someone at best buy. [ laughter ] forecasters were predicting 20 degree temperatures for this morning's start at the macy's thanksgiving day parade, which feels like 6 degrees with wind chill. damn, does anyone really like looking at balloons that much? [ laughter ] oh right, oh right, i forgot. i forgot, there is one person. there is one person. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applaus

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of strong mark hilary welcome back. always great to have you and you're becoming this super you're always expert on brecht that but now you're here giving it to us all the time we appreciate your speaking earlier and sort of interesting want to throw away the script here a little bit about. how big a deal this thing is and we get so immersed in every little thing that's happening i'm going to talk about some of those things but to some extent i wonder if we're sort of like the quintessential frog in the water that's being boiled first is just a nice little heart warming of a sudden he's cooked we've seen to resubmit a really move from a there's not going to be a deal unless it's this way but is she perhaps moving the goalpost on what is acceptable for a breakfast deal well first of all my pleasure to be back thank you but two things here i say would play theresa may has to make sure she keeps all factions together and increasingly there are splintered factions within her own party and within the country let's go back to

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let me ask you one more question, hilary, because this is about me too.s is the rise of the me too era. bill clinton really has gotten a lot of criticism. so has hillary clinton, right? >> yeah. >> many people feel that they're out of touch and that he really hasn't atoned for his part in what happened with monica lewinsky. do you think they're out of touch with the mood in the country? >> well, you know, i do think that he has not responded well, effectively or, you know, even kind of as compassionately as people would like to hear him do it. he has, i think, not matched the authenticity that monica lewinsky has demonstrated in the last several months on this issue. you know, i'd be surprised if they can get through this entire tour without him having to address it more thoroughly. >> that was a very good answer, a very honest answer. what do you think, scott? final thoughts. >> you know, i think hillary is right. i think that bill clinton has fallen short on this, and he's fallen short since the moment it happened all these years ago. i think if i were

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hilary, kevin, ryan, tara, mark and mike. that will be a test if everybody at home can remember.out this. check out this "new york times" headlines. at trump rallies, women see a hero protecting a way of life. why do you think president trump resonates with so many we have to qualify this with so many white women? >> i read that article, too, and i thought the same thing. it came across to me as there seems to be a significant amount of daddy issues going on here. >> oh. >> i can't wait to see your social media feed after this. >> i'm being honest. these women out of their mouths said there are certain paternal aspects to donald trump. another woman said she is obsessed with him because he's going to protect her. this is coming out and something about that dynamic that has drawn these kinds of women to donald trump. that's concerning to me because i don't think that's a healthy perspective. you can say the same thing about folks that felt the messiah complex with barack obama. people seem to be attracted to people they think will save them or protect them which is donald trump is

of stroll mark hilary welcome back another topic another day and we know you're going to be great on this one looking back we what do you consider sort of the best years for retail and then what do we expect going further or good to be back about . two things first of all last year of course was a tremendous year two thousand and seventeen was the greatest actually old since basically two thousand although two thousand and four was an absolutely huge. two thousand and eight was ghastly as was two thousand and nine and predictions are this is going to be a very healthy season due to a number of factors of course household income is up wages are up and that's to do tax reform and of course many factors in the economy including job growth. and how much of the the retail hilary's split between the traditional brick and mortar stores in e-commerce e-commerce is now up to nearly thirty percent and it's growing year over year and it's purported of course to grow and by twenty twenty i think one of the things that we're going to see a big prediction is that generation the millennial generati

democratic allies essentially who say they want bill and hilary to go away. crowd an enthusiastic crowd there's very much an appetite for the clintons. it started off and there weren't any zingers if you will, there was no real controversial questions. it really was a lot of policy kind of wonky things. there are also a lot of zingers when it came to trump. a lot of criticism for both bill and hillary clinton clinton. the first thing out of the gate was the elephant in the room that was addressed. people wondering if this was a tee up for hillary clinton going for 2020. here's how she responded don. >> you're on a 138 oil city tour. the two of you, president clinton. madame secretary. is that because you guys just want to hang out together? or is it because you're testing the waters for a run at being president of the united states? >> well, actually, frank, i'm thinking about standing for parliament here. >> don, it was notable that just over the midterms neither one of the clintons was called really to participate and campaign for a lot of the democrats who

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of marker friend hilary ward which it's great of you to be with us thank you so much tell me. about what are the wealthiest nations in sort of the poorest nations and let's just take g.d.p. by g.d.p. right a great to be about thank you so the wealthiest nations are outside of the u.s. that is china germany japan and closely followed by the u.k. the poorest nation actually probably not many of our viewers have maybe even heard of tuvalu which used to be former ellis island in the polynesian islands but the poorest nations are actually a lot of the former communist countries and sub-saharan africa and then good and then in the middle east the big bright star of course is saudi arabia ok and. if you look at growth rates in the different regions you know you're. how are they looking from the growth rates going forward yes some of the hot spots coming up actually there are some of the emerging nations and then there are just growth rates so one of the most outstanding growth rates that continues and is outpaced all nations actually is australia and that's really due to their brilli

as with every thanksgiving show we've had here at "late night," my guests tonight are my parents, hilary and and my brother josh meyers are going to be here. [ cheers and applause ] we will also be playing our version of the "newlywed game" with my parents, with my in-laws, and with my wife and i. so we're all -- we're all showing up tonight. [ cheers and applause ] now sadly, obviously, it's late at night, my dog frisbee, and my two boys, axel and ashe are asleep. otthey can't be here, but r thing that has been tradition we started two years ago with ashe and frisbee is we dressed ashe up like a turkey frisbee up like a pilgri and we just shot them on video for fifteen seconds. we did it again when ashe was and now ashe is 2. his brother is 7 months old and frise is still with us. so here for the third time please enjoy this incredibly moving shortilm, "two turkeys and a pilgrim." ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ audience aws ] >> gobble, gobble, gobble. [ audience awws ] >> seth: yeah! [ applause ] although, the amount i w standing off camera sa"say gobble, gobble, gobble," already today he we up, m

hilary ford with the c.e.o. of stroll by killer thank you for your time have a great thanksgiving were to about thank you. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that profile in the spot the place the phone for converge. and any interrogations out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if i were poor or very sad to stay there i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all their cry. with no make this manufacture come sentenced to the public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the crime and l

hey hilary just real quick do they do black friday in the u.k. there's no such thing as thanksgiving we had a harvest festival but it's nothing as big i take a holiday that is very beginning on which doesn't exist which is rather lovely in england you have boxing day right after christmas day traditionally it was because the hours took boxes of gifts to all of them and they used to serve the sevens but it's lovely because you could have those two very special holiday days and if you're divorced and your children can go to either place or if you're married you can go to either family and that's a huge day in england boxing day but not a sales holiday create a c.e.o. of straw mark kilroy ford which and the intrepid host of the big picture right here are two year merica khalid cook thanks to you both bring it all asia. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel jus eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. that's the free t.v. at channel one thirty two or as always get u

you know hilary we talk about privacy all the time and you know i just wish i didn't have anything going to the cloud i mean these clouds are just like they're just full of your private information will become as those as those become sort of more relevant to the people do you think good companies which provide these large cloud computing services to other businesses will face larger pushes from regular forces from regulation well they ahd bought if you don't like the cloud and you don't like any of the information being shared you're just going to have to use a pen and paper and you going to have to go to the store with it with a dollar bill because there's no way to get around it of course and everybody is letting go of their privacy i think something to think about is it differs from country to country i mean in england now they have the investigatory act in the us where governed by the pattern of act and you know n.s.a. is everywhere i mean nations now you could call it spying on their citizens but a lot of it is for protection it's very intense in france so i would say the u.k. fran

i know you worked with hilary and you have been critical of some of her behavior. this article saying she will run again are you taunting her. what was the point? >> i was really stating the obvious that caused quiet a stir. she has an 75% rating a.gov democrats. if there is no front runner in october. there may well be no front runner there is a high probability she will jump back in and redo history. i'm just painting what i think is a reasonable scenario here given the fact there is no front runner and how poorly democrats did in the hearings with cave -- cavanagh. >> we would like medicare for all and apolish ice and all of these far left proposals. >> let's not forget the primaries are about getting part-time who are registered voters to the polls. when with eye have them on the extreme they do better in the primaries because that's who goes and votes. you don't see them going farther left. i'm seeing people put ideas forward rather than talk about resisting. >> thighs idea -- these ideas fly in the face of what the moderates will be. >> a lot of attention has

funded but i think both parties want to push through an infrastructure bill i think you're right hilary hey steve let me ask you about energy you know there were several ballot initiatives hillary mentioned one in colorado but it's a place more restrictions on oil companies and and we spoke about one in florida last time what do you think's going on and what's happened with some of these well you know all four including the one hillary mentioned there were four western states that had limited. hints on oil companies and or. propping up renewable energy and they all were defeated soundly in washington state they actually had a proposal to institute the nation's first carbon tax a direct carbon tax that was defeated in colorado it was a drilling issue and not letting the oil companies drill within a certain a distance of homes and schools that was defeated in nevada n.v. energy the biggest energy electricity and later electric company in nevada they have a monopoly and this was to break up the monopoly you have a lot of the casinos there when m.g.m. etc they wanted to break loose from thi

citizen the see your straw marco report which hilary welcome it's been an interesting forty eight hours since you gave us that last update what's your take on what's the current circumstances well i will say that interesting is an understatement yes it is being quite fractious and as we predicted you know theresa may has a tough road to hoe and the reason is because she's not satisfying the labor rights she's not satisfying those that wanted to remain and she's not satisfying the bricks that is remember she was a remain a mish liam what has happened now with all these resignations those letters have power because they need to be forty eight left as a forty eight come in then there will be a general election. interestingly and you think that political popularity could be a problem if she actually could be out of power as we're hearing this a moment ago well actually yes don't forget she lost seats in the last election as well and she did promise to set down if there was a loss of so many seats so she isn't a very precarious situation i can't really think of many who have her back and if

of straw mark henry ford which welcome hilary thank you good to be back ok so i my favorite and i should say this i guess the story was not the u.b.s. going to frankfurt but the city traders who are going to hold the center of they don't want to go to that i mean i think frankfurt but they want to go to paris that's right and i understood what you make of all well bank of america also they go to paris and i think that's rather interesting for american street leaving london to go to paris that's not only that all but i think a lot of it isn't new this is spain happening and the reason is i think we should take a big picture sort of back to you here which is theresa may if you remember was one of the remaining us when david cameron resigned she was left holding the bag and she took over this now and the negotiations have taken so long all of business has to do what bureaucrats don't they have to make plans they have to act so these banks have been doing this as a precaution and it's been over a period of time so it's no surprise to anybody that they've been doing this and making these note

hilary ford with the c.e.o. of stroke mark hillary thank you for your time have a great thanksgiving about thank you. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line they did accept it or reject it. so when you want to be president and should. want to be. the two going to be press it's like the three of them or people that i'm interested always in the water. sit. down with. a dolly is what. we got garrett over here we care the music with us. we were dragged here. by us going to get rid of those who are not go away we will not die quiet. real the hard work we do is the truth. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. foundation let it be an arms race is all off and spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. i'm going to please

i found this version by hilary mcmillan for $133. >> as opposed to? rock this trend. >> i want to see them all. thank you very much. thank you very much. [ applause ] okay. what look is this? >> so, finally, it's cool to look comfortable. >> in the puffy coat? >> it's cool to be warm in the winter. it's amazing. the mom coat is now really trendy. the puffer is in. >> yes. >> and it's in all different metallic tones, so golds and silvers and any color with a sheen, it's huge in all the puffers. so this one we found on the runway, and it costs about $4,000. >> that's insane. >> i know, right? i think i did better. i think i did better. >> bring out the real she knows it. >> so this one -- so this one i found at old navy for $45. i love it. i love it. >> okay. she is going to be your bff too. again you're not compromising with the way it looks. >> and it's gold and it's gorgeous and it will keep you warm all winter long like, i don't know. this is the one to get. this is the one to get. >> this is the fun game. i love this game. >> you love this game? >>

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i think what everyone is missing is that this is hilarious. this is so funny. dad, ran a campaign on wantings to lock someone up, she will use a private e-mail, lesselinneys to your -- listen o your dad, i thought they were busbest budding, we should unite and laugh. >> she posted like a today of her like making smore's with her kids. >> we're continuing to talk about e-mails and there is so much to deal with as a nation. kennedy: they have both reverses course. now republicans are outraged, that anyone would be upset about someone sending and receiving e-mails but they were outraged by hillary clinton e-mail server, rightly so, now, this is the worst thing to happen in the world, the left said she needs justice and house needs to investigate her. >> when is hilarious. >> i think what conservatives who look at this are outraged about, media is unfair, they should be able to be clear eyed about this, they are in, i get it for partisan democrats they are, it is funny, they want to nab or on it. it. kennedy: like, whether they chancchance lock her up. >> the media

i also have to believe that we did actually discover a fixed investigation into hilary.y never interviewed her months before. but then of course the fraudulent russian.ca, and then used later and delegitimize donald trump's victory. that was information that they ignored here, which shows me a bias to complete double standar standard. he is still being charged with the investigation and he is still the main witness for the defense. if there is any discussion at all in the report of any allegation of obstruction of justice, the defense is what rod rosenstein said it was okay. it was his idea and he wrote the memo. how can you both be in charge of the investigation, and the main witness for the defense? as far as a written question is concerned, what i think will happen once the questions are submitted is, the mueller team will go through them with a fine toothed comb and see if there's any contributions to anything said by any of the witnesses, because the whole purpose of having him answer questions whether orally or in writing is a perjury trap. and the written question

debate some of the specifically in the future i want to bring to the reporter to see your straw mark hilary i thank you for being with us what do you think of this new political landscape and particularly with tree where your thoughts about how the new congress may impact three or pleasure to be back bob i think we need to look at with regard to trade particularly nafta what's going to happen now the democrats have control of the house and as you mentioned obviously the senate has retained by the republicans i think there's too much to lose from everyone in every district because the supply chain is so great across this nation that i don't think we're going to really see nafta impacted to any great deal i think we all should look though at china what's going to happen with china i think if some of these investigations that are threatened are going to take place i think that trump will feel embattled embassy and when he's embattled the besiege what does he do he looks for an enemy who's going to be as enemy despite his meeting at the end of november was she president she i think that he will

. >> it's hilarious. >> now to australia where their turkeys know the rules of the road. >> they're making of the person in front of them were driving slow and cautious, but for good reason. traffic in both directions have come to a stop. >> i've had a pelican crossing in the u.s. >> they can be cute too, especially when they're babies. >> that's adorable. >> that baby turkey will come when it's called but she said in this case it heard >> sometimes what was once intended to be a meal, that's what happened with this family in arizona. the pet though, still a little hurt by the fact that it was going to be a male at one now chasing them around the backyard. >> rebecca and jared have a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. >> we're thankful that those are all gone, as we know of. >> they're going with a fall theme and clearly they're having a baby. time to see what it is. light little boy. >> it's the color they were looking foidnd their baby boy is due in march of they're having a good time. they're having a little girl. >> they're super >> it wasn't a pinata. you kind of need >> i hear

hilary benn, gratefulfor your time. thank you! let's bring you up to date with some other news.d the day! more than 130 people are still missing in california after the deadliest wildfire in the state's history. officials say it could take several years to rebuild the town of paradise, where 56 people have died. some residents have started legal action against the local electricity company in northern california, believing an electrical fault could have started the fires. saudi arabia's public prosecutor says he is seeking the death penalty for five suspects charged with the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. mr khashoggi, who was a prominent critic of saudi policy, was killed in the country's istanbul consulate on october 2nd. the prosecutor said the killing was ordered by the head of a negotiating team that intended to persuade mr khashoggi to return to saudi. he denied that the country's crown prince, mohammed bin salman, was linked to the murder. europe's top human rights court has found that the repeated detention of russian opposition leader alexei navalny was polit

it has been proposed by hilary benn who is a labour backbencher but he chairs the brexit select committeert of several other select committee chairs so this is cross—party with the likes of sarah wollaston, yvette cooper, dominic grieve 's >> studio: -- dominic grieve, and the whole point is that evenif grieve, and the whole point is that even if theresa may's deal does not get through as most people think it worked, it allows parliament to say we don't want no deal and we want parliament to be the ones to decide what happens next. that has been tabled tonight and is a concerted effort to give parliament more of a say over what happens. how opposed the deal will be some the front of the daily telegraph. 100 tory mps have denounced the deal, i do know who has been keeping check, but that seems easily achievable the way they we re seems easily achievable the way they were badgering the prime minister the other day. it seems plausible if you are taking into account everyone who has spoken out against it and eve ryo ne who has spoken out against it and everyone who has written a letter. the c

. -- youalso confident were also confident hilary clinton would be president. they are two different elections. the presidential which she did win the popular vote. but she did not win the white house. i knew she was going to win. this is different. we are one district at a time. this is discreet. about making a judgment one district at a time. the popular vote it does not have to be subjected to electoral college. the popular vote rules. so i feel confident. when i'm listening to the grassroots people around the country. they say it is different from before. no ambiguity. democrats are going out to vote. no ambiguity. they are winning over independence. they are winning republicans. i would not take that to the bank, but i think anecdotally people are hearing from republicans that they will vote democratic for the first time. i am not counting on that. we start with one vote. definitewith our district and at one district at a time. we don't assume from the start that we have one. we start one district at a time. ago, i first said, we are going to win. let me g