i. loyal, brave and true.ofile mulan has ruffled industry feathers by going straight to disney+, where it's available to rent forjust shy of 20 quid in addition to the cost of channel subscription. directed by niki caro, best known for the 2002 film whale rider, this live—action remake of disney's ‘905 animation has been cited as the most expensive movie ever directed by a woman. unlike such recent house of mouse remakes like beauty and the beast, this new mulan isn't a musical — although music plays a key role — nor does it feature a talking dragon. it is my duty to fight for the kingdom. instead, it's a sumptuously attired coming—of—age adventure with martial arts action and much splendidly cinematic scenery. but you can't help wishing you were watching at a big screen. still, unlike so many disney reboots, mulan is very much its own film, looking back to the chinese folk story which inspired the original animation and taking it in a direction that's different enough to justify its existence. whether this st

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. >> i learned that there were some great, loyal people, and i have learned that there were some peopleld have been more loyal, and those people i have discarded totally. >> and once donald trump became president, he didn't just look for it, he demanded it. >> it is a tradition that presidents bring a little clique with them, whether it is the boston mafia of john f. kennedy, the georgia mafia of jimmy carter. loyalty is not new in the white house. >> but trump's brand of loyalty was new. >> the trump people said essentially, if we could ever find that you publicly posted something negative about the president, you are very unlikely to get a position. >> i have never heard of that kind of vetting of people for negative comments about the president in their past lives. >> his early hires were loyalists throughout the campaign and in the early months of the presidency. he did hire a few one-time opponents who have been loyal since. >> thank you, mr. president. >> including secretary of housings and urban development, ben carson. >> our president, donald j. trump, he makes promises and he

>> i think for the base. they are loyal to him. o moderate voters and the few people undecided, it's a problem for a couple of reasons. the first is every day we are talking about something negative for donald trump. he is not talking about his improvements to the economy precovid. how he is the leader to bring the economy back post covid. progress in the middle east, the things that he has done well, he is a not talking about them. the other reason that i think it's potentially very much a problem across the board. there's so much information in this this story, and so many unanswered questions. he is either going to be forced to put something out to combat this this and put an end to it, ie, his taxes which he has been unwilling to do so far. or we are going to talk about it for the next month. >> and we have already seen joe biden coming out with an ad about average americans and how much they are paying for taxes. do you think it will change biden's strategy? >> i don't know if it changes his strategy, but it shifts the dynamic

from murray, the north of scotland, who has lived in that area your entire life, that somehow i would be loyal and i can't accept. i am leader of the scottish conservatives and i am passionate but also a compatriot and i can be as part asa compatriot and i can be as part as a scot as i can be as a brick and i want us to see moving that discussions of the division of the past and the discussion that we had about separation and the gold standard referendum that everybody said would expect the result six years ago — at brit. let's look beyond six years and beyond the wrangling between governments and look at what we can do for my son, 18 months old, i want to see his education as i was in murray 20 odd years ago. i want to ensure we have the nhs that is capable to respond outstandingly to the covid—19 pandemic and beyond. i wa nt to covid—19 pandemic and beyond. i want to ensure we have a justice system that stands up for victims and i want to ensure we have the economic plans to recover scotland doesn't come out of the pandemic. these are all plans i ambitious for and when you listen to people a

general, i endeavor to remain loyal in your cabinet. i promised you if you would stand for a second term i would endefrp to desist in my disagreements with our secretary of the treasury. you know well, general, as you took upon your shoulders, that weight, that responsibility as the head of our nation upon which rested the north and the south on your shoulders to keep us enplural. i lament i broke my promise and i simply could not remain silent in what i believed in my heart and my conscience could be harmful to our public good. i thank you for accepting my resignation. i only hope, general, you will ever know, as rest you assured i have written, in every sense of the words, i will continue to consider you a very good man, a very great man, and a very wise man. >> thank you for those kind words. truth be told, thomas, i too regretted your resignation and the breaking of the vow that you made to me. so this is at once a very easy question for me to answer and a very difficult one. it is easy because quite simply, mr. jefferson is one of t

were involved in planning the inauguration used my relationship with melania, knowing that i would remain loyalld not leave, that's just how i am. tunnel vision and very much, once i'm on a job, i don't leave until i complete it. it's, you know, the master of the dark. that's what i say that the trumps are. especially donald. you shine a really light bright on a really shiny object and over here you're taking care of like, oh, another $80 million is over here. but $26 million is over here, which wasn't even a fact. because the broadcast production company that we worked with had received over $24 million of that $26 million to produce two two-hour live broadcasts. >> okay. but i guess what everybody wanted to know when the numbers came out p. i understand that you were steeped in the details. was someone lining their pockets? was someone getting, you know, corruptly rich because of this? >> well, we know rick gates admitted to perhaps slipping his hand into the pot of money and taking -- he finally admitted that, in one of his cases. but i think that it's complicated and it's dirty. and i think

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i was trying to stay loyal after i got fired and i ended up seeing a lot of things that you couldn't take. so one of my liberal friends. he was the same guy in 2015 as he was in 2019 when you were going against him. so what do you say to that? my answer is, i'm not the same person. i'm way more psychologically mined. the way i got fired, the way i got roughed up by the experience, made me more empathetic, more mature, more psychologically aware of what's going on around me and it sort of broke me out of. . so i have to own my mistakes, certainly. what i want to do is provide an off-ramp for other people where they're looking at the situation. they know it is ugly. they know it is a gruesome situation. and let's get them what they need. >> so interesting that you say that. the off-ramp the whole panel stays. but this off-ramp is why we're having this panel today. this is another key question to get into with our guests. you have many swing state voters hook at this the final month of the election cycle. after you go trump, do you ever go back? in entertainment and politics, trump has

i missed him. >> i'm very loyal to him. no one else is touching my hair. >> reporter: in addition to barbershops, hair salons, nail salons can open up starting today. you don't have to go this far, but employees and customers will be required to wear masks and go through a screening process. >> itself on everybody, it really is. that's a tough thing to have to deal with. >>nd hel allowed to do exerci classes and personal training outdoors. in san francisco, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> not everyone is happy with the new rules. business owners gathered to protest what they call the inconsistent reopening of the city. they expressed frustration saying it does little to fix months of lost revenue. for a list of what has reopened in. county and across the bay area, head to our website cbssf.com. >>> today renters have extended protection. governor newsom signed legislation extending the relief bill into next year. here's how it all works. any missed rent before march and august will be converted to civil debts. tenants mace must p

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respect for vice president pence she said, i still have a lot of respect for the vice president i worked very loyally for him to do everything i could for him. i don't want this to become a speaking out against him thing and when mike pence was asked about olivia troy today, he said, it reads to me like one more disgruntled employee. here's what dr. anthony fauci told chris hayes tonight about olivia troy. >> i interacted with olivia. i liked her. she was a good person. she was important to the team as a staff person for the coronavirus task force >> here is how olivia troy announced today that she is no longer going to stay the course for mike pence and donald trump. >> i'm olivia troy served as vice president pence's lead staff member on the covid-19 response. i have been on the covid task force from day one the virus was very unpredictable at the beginning there were a lot of unknowns but towards the middle of february, we knew it wasn't a matter of if covid would become a big pandemic here in the united states, it was a matter of when. but the president didn't want to hear that because his bigges

. >> i miss them, he's been cutting my hair for 30 years, i have been very loyal to him. no one else has touched my hair. >> nail salons,'s massage salons , can operate outside but some say it is difficult to reopen under new guidelines. >> there is so much wind it is almost impossible to cut hair. i want the mayor and the governor to note that barbers have been essential. i think that's what we all want. >> randy table is one of few local barbers and salon orders are gathered outside city hall and protested the guidelines. cagle said they want to be deemed essential businesses so they can open completely. >>> firsthand look at the damage in the santa cruz mountains, more than 85,000 acres have earned, and in that czu complex. today the governor toward the oldest state park, big basin, where some parts are almost unrecognizable. the flames destroyed the visitor center, but as for the iconic redwoods desk and >> we come and go, some have been up for 13, 14, 1500 years. been alive that long. they have scars, that make this fire look modest in comparison. and yet they are st

want debate, i went intellectual exchange from my staff, but if we lose the battle , i want you to carry it out loyallych i think is the correct approach. i passed that test. the point is the first year i was not in the front office. i was sitting across the eisenhower office. would send kissinger memos like and i wroted several memos that were raising questions about some of the things nixon and kissinger were doing. he did not like the yes-men or yes women. he want to debate. debate.o ed debate. this was a great example of somebody who encouraged debate. dr. gannon: he goes to the office every day. he is a legendary difficult boss. bee of the stories have to where there is smoke, there's fire. let us take the ingle birth -- thereador lord: i was not so i am not entirely sure, but it is a good story. he stepped over the body to get to the door. [laughter] i will give you another example. i have affection for henry. if you do not send him the transcript, i will be nice behind his back. he was not perfect. he was extremely demanding. if you read nothing else, read my foreword. asefer to some of them att

. >> i mean, it is hard to remember another presidency that's been more chaotic, if we can put it that way. why do you think, politically, his supporters have been so loyal? i mean, what is it that makes them ignore the chaos of the president and see positives? >> well, i think, some of them want the chaos. i mean, remember, trump ran as a disruptor, in 2016. as somewhat of a bomb-thrower. he appealed to voters that thought that the system, as it was, was not dealing them a winning hand. and they wanted to shuffle the deck. and electing donald trump was kind of the ultimate shuffling of the deck. so they wanted that. that disruption. now, the question becomes, you know, in 2020, do they want that same disruption? or things like covid and, you know, the disruption we're seeing in the streets. is that not what they bargained for in 2016? >> it is -- it's important to say the vast majority of protests have been peaceful. but of course, as we all know, some have not. and -- and it's interesting because there's been polling, which shows public support for black lives matter has actually waned in the wake of the violence that has happened in some places. is jo

>> i don't want to speak to politics of it, because that will be up to his supporters and how loyal they want to be to them, to him. i think many of them just don't want to admit they made a mistake. for some of them, that's where we are. disrespect for people that, you know that story. let's just talk about what stephanie talked about. the transparency. i'm an intelligence person, as you know. i do know that if there is a review of somebody if they're going to be federally appointed to a job or whatever, if they have outstanding debt, that is an important factor, because that means somebody else has leverage over them. this president appears to have over $400 million in debt, $420 million, whatever it is, million dollars in debt. to whom? different countries? what is the leverage they have? so for me, this is a national security question. and in addition to which it's so strange that in 2017 the president paid $750 in federal taxes, and he paid over $300,000 in taxes to other countries that we know of, it may be more. so, again, let's come back to, we take an oath to protect and defend.

and i guess the thank you that i got from my loyal boss was michael cohen should, as i once said, take a bullet for him and lose everything. lose my freedom, my company, my law license, my family's happiness, everything. to me, i'm with you, i don't understand it. >> the president is at least, though, named as individual one in the -- by prosecutors. and you and your allocution made very clear what you just made clear here, in terms of the fact that this was directed by him for his benefit and you were acting out his wishes, and so he's there for the most culpable person. you make a point as almost the very last thing you say in the book which i wanted to ask you about because i think it may relate to this. president's named individual number one. you went to prison for those felonies. he's clearly the one who directed the commission of those felonies. you say at the very end of the book that the president and attorney general william barr ousted the u.s. attorney of new southern district of new york and tried to install effectively the president's golfing buddy as the new u.s. attorne

things there is a way to go no i don't think. most loyal to their unit will salute you gotta do it in the way to be there to stay. and do you. wish on the float in the dark. some anon. prieto little pony. show voters are. not going to. miss a wave of sentiment around the world if you actually want accountability from the people running their countries and i think often people's voices are not had because they're just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover big stories and we put on the big events going on but we also tell the stories of people who generally don't have a voice and then when i was a child my that's never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question and i think that's what i actually really does he ask the questions to people who should be accountable and also get people to give their view of what's going on. it could be the biggest lie. in history. as powerful nations lay claim to territories under the oceans $21.00 geologists are secret could plot the borders. as the struggle for resources intensifi

and i guess the thank you that i got from my loyal boss was michael cohen should, as i once said, takeullet for him and lose everything, lose my freedom, my company, my law license, my family's happiness, everything. >> joining us now is daniel goldman, the former majority counsel for the house impeachment inquiry and former director of investigations for the house intelligence committee. he's also former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to go right to that question of why was michael cohen within the charged in that case in the southern district? why, for example, was allen weissleberg, the trump accountant who participated in that scheme to pay stormy daniels, why wasn't he also charged? >> well, it's hard to tell. it's hard to look behind the veil, but the one biggest problem with any additional prosecutions is that michael cohen was not signed up as a cooperating witness and could not be used. so everything you read in that book and everything that he's testified to is not helpful to the southern distr

i don't think this is as a direct line of communication with mr putin the kremlin doesn't act like this for the kremlin emphasize that it recognizes the exam to look at who's been its loyal ally 026 year i think there are 3 areas where. russian ability and talks with the whole 1st political area. even now russia has been supporting with the with information support diplomatic support i think that the military enforced cruncher spends a lot of advisors from russia right now operating in bellow's jim politico area which is very important i think here for a look at is under pressure he could consider reconsider his position on ukraine and georgia that will be a very powerful boost to move to of the kremlin ego and thirdly a lot of economic issues that this is where look at franco would definitely try to make the best yourself using his allies he has lobbies inside moscow i mean the energy powers and you companies finance. businessmen talk about people who deliver imported goods from european you know through bel air rules we have about 20000000000 dollars great economy between the 2 countries operated mostly by russia and this is where a powerful tool to look if i'm going t

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i. loyal, brave and true.d by niki caro, best known for the 2002 film whale rider, this live—action remake of disney's 90s animation has been cited as the most expensive movie ever directed by a woman. unlike such recent house of mouse remakes like beauty and the beast, this new mulan isn't a musical — although music plays a key role — nor does it feature a talking dragon. it is my duty to fight for the kingdom. instead, it's a sumptuously attired coming—of—age adventure with martial arts action and much splendidly cinematic scenery. but you can't help wishing you were watching at a big screen. still, unlike so many disney reboots, mulan is very much its own film, looking back to the chinese folk story which inspired the original animation and taking it in a direction that's different enough to justify its existence. whether this straight—this—home viewing release can also justify its cost, reported to be around $200 million, remains to be seen. at the other end of the financial spectrum, socrates, which was m

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whether the people who are elected reflect the will of the people, whether the people who are i elected are loyalo the people or loyal in fact to the foreigners who helicopter put them in their chair you're sowing doubt but the very sovereignty of your state. so there's an influence operations that is not aimed at an election, that's pad but it's not existential, whereas if you are able to basically take away the future of a state, to show the world as well as the people of the state your deckcracy doesn't actually have a process of succession which you can believe, the way that democracies are die are to corrupt versions of themselves almost all of the time and that is what russia is seeking to achieve and that's why put is so aggressively targeting our election, donald trump is a means to an en, it's chaotic, disruptive and undrastic nature is what putin likes because it helps hmm to at tear down the democracy why he is supporting him and undermining candidates who are harder oregon russian and abid by the leader of a well functioning dreamese. >> those are important reflections reflections and

and she was certainly a loyal friend. i and it had been some time since i saw her. and she just greeted me with, you know, such a warmth and such an energy. and you know, prior to seeing her last, she was an advocate for her students as well. >> she was teaching remotely, but she was in person for teacher workday on the school at august 28th. so much debate about schools and kids attending in person or remotely and the risks that teachers face. what do you think? >> well, i think that we have reasons to put things on pause as it relates to reopening schools. particularly in light of the fact that we don't have a uniform testing program in place, coupled with the fact there is no known cure or vaccine. i think that we really put our students, the public in harms w way. >> well, gentlemen, i want to thank you both. i want to put her picture back up. deme to her friends, 28 years old. a teacher in columbia, south carolina for five years and she is now gone. look at that smile. but will always be remembered by her friends, fami

august the, peloton has such a loyal fan base -- obviously, peloton has such a loyal fan base, i don't it will have an impact in its current form despite the pretty low price. mark g., thank, you so much for joining us. we do have some breaking news now. e are now reporting that volunteer chairs -- palenteer shares will begin trading. we expected it to happen sometime. they are pursuing a direct listing, different than a traditional ipo. we will be all over it. elon musk is still speaking at tesla battery day. shares have been moving up after he tempered expectations going into this. we are listening to all the headlines. we will give you a deep dive after this quick break. we will be right back. this is bloomberg. ♪ give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. emily: we have a whole team of reporters covering this. you can check the minute by minute analysis. our reporter is saying that elon musk's claim that tesla will one day produce one million cars per goal given