. >> and sven. >> i love sven. i love sven. >> he's a talking snowman. >> that's olaf. >> being a young father and having young kids, i have watched "frozen" approximately 50, 60 times. i used the opportunity to to help the family. >> what do you say, nice and loud? >> thank you. >> to have a grown man talk about disney princesses, it was the sweetest thing and we're extremely grateful and blessed. >> reporter: as for his favorite character, it could be that he shares some things in common with that beloved reindeer, sven. >> for someone who's unable to talk, he's able to play a hero role within the movie. it shows that you you don't have to be the knight in charming armor to make a difference for people. >> i love this guy. i think he has a future as a movie critic too. fyi, there were two dads helping save the day. the kids' father showed up to try to help get them out of the ditch but it wasn't working. the trooper actually transferred the kids to his vehicle because it was safer. he said we're all one big famil

sven after the duel, baron' honor was clouded by the treasonous statements he made to the council, andis insufficient efforts to return home during the late work. in 1821, the navy convened a court of inquiry to evaluate both charges. the court found no sufficient evidence to prove the treasonous,, effectively clearing him of that charge. but deemed that his absence from the united states during the war of 1812 was contrary to his duty as an officer. but baron was not punished. in 1824, he was, don't -- commandant of a station. we performed a variety of roles, becoming the navy's senior officer. he died in norfolk, virginia in 1851 at the age of 82. [applause] >> with the iowa caucuses days away, we take a look at the history of the first in the nation i have a caucuses sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. >>>> the carter campaign creates this sense that something's going on in iowa and manages partly on the follow-up to apples story about 1972 to convince the national media that what happens in iowa is going to matter. and uses iowa as a springboard, as a way to say thi

they were claiming it was from sven because it weird because they always said benghazi is he conspiracy theory. rdbut anyway, trump sent reinforcements and immediately nobody died. okay good. now i'm gonna a number of the beach i was taught going to respond. he can't let the erring and malicious attack embassy an american contractor, i just been killed earlier in the wake, by the iranians. can't let this slide. so then from calls in a strike against iran's top general. so money. he's the general with the american we'll have in his hands. so was killed at least 6600 long career. he calls the shots. he shut down our girls. and attacked our oil tankers and our allies. his behind the mc attacks and was putting more attacks on americans. would until on him in a choke ordered to kill him. i kept hearing the liberal sport happy. >> went safer today than we will before donald trump acted. this is and was an enormous escalation printed. >> taking a bad guy has brought necessarily good idea brenda. >> would've been a listing of duty if he had let him escape. remember would president clinton asked

i'm sven kramer and i'll see you tomorrow and tonight, the american dream continues.lp fidget man make fidgetland a household brand? barbara, stay in your seat! -aah! -pull! -whoa! -oh! you're scaring the hell out of people to cause them to buy something. it's not a tchotchke because it's functional. there's a huge market out there for our product. -what are your sales? -i've made almost $8,000. think of your next business as fast as you can. there's no business. i'm going to give you an offer. -whoa! -you guys should grab that money and run. -you're sassy. -do you ever turn off? our counteroffer is 25% equity. you've got to really get focused. [ sobs ]

sven holland, thank you for coming on today.an the trump team turn impeachment into its advantage? i will ask brad parscale when he joins me exclusively coming up. and there's a report that mike bloomberg is willing to drop $2 billion of his own money as campaign manager, and he will answer that question momentarily as well. i'm very happy to start this next chapter with you at home. we won't solve the worlds issues in an hour but over time we will understand them better. i call it the whole picture. we will be fast and we will try to be for us but we will focus on trying to be fair. in the end, the whole picture takes time. over time we hope to see you around here more often and that is our word. from studio h at the corner of 46 and sixth avenue in new york city, i'm bill hemmer and we will have more news when we continue, next. ♪ i have major money saving news for my fellow veterans. va mortgage rates have dropped to near 50 year lows. call newday usa. one call can save you $2000 a year. with the newday va streamline refi the

seen in the last few years, those have been very compelling sentiment about ride sharing and some of svenhur-backed recent ipo ds s is not great >> chris, what's the biggest pothole in the road in 2020 that investors should be worried about and kind of what quarter or month do you expect for us to really see whether it's a significant danger >> look, i think some of the real risks are, you know, typically a tweet away, are we going to throw up an embargo on certain companies. we saw that last year with huawei, and i think for tech investors, that is something we've seen and keck see the impact that's something i am really very much concerned about. asml and the pressure they were feeling selling tools in the semiconductor manufacturing space, those are real risks, black swan events we need to pay attention to otherwise, you know, we're in an election year, and i think people want to get re-elected and we're going to see spending out of the government, military modernization on our front those are all real positive trends as an investor i can get e behind >> are there names in aerospace an