andy co., -- independents, 202-748-8002. mike in north carolina, good morning. caller: francesca, i have seen you on different programs and i know you are a biden surrogate. everyone is going in heat on these trump indictment's. if you are truly independent journalist, why don't you cover about david weiss? garland appointed him to hunter biden. how come nobody has brought up on the other networks that he worked with joe biden's son, be au, on a number of things and he works in the justice department was appointed special counsel. you are supposed to get some videos out of that. host: let's take the hunter biden investigation and the impact of it on the president's reelection strategy. guest: republicans continue to investigate not just the president's son, but whether or not president biden was involved in his business dealings, the white house counsel business office says he was not involved. the president has set the same thing. at the same time, there has been a lot of scrutiny on president biden over the fact that hunter's former business partner testified

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our third panelist as my colleague andy co-organizer of the conference desmond lachman to specialize in the global macro economy come exchange rate policy, the u.s. housing market and multilateral institutions. previously managing director at solomon smith barney and deputy director in the international monetary fund. desmond has written extensively on the global economic crisis, a dollar, estranged of the euro area and on the greek debt crisis in particular, about which he has been an unrelenting and correct pessimists. next will be bert ely who has been a consultant and prominent commentator on banking issues. since establishing his own consulting practice 40 years ago. bert especially analyze conditions in the banking sector and we've asked him today to include his abuse of the banking systems of greece and puerto rico in his remarks. bert has often testified before congressional committees and is interviewed by the media on a regular basis, and he often attends conferences at aei and is a prominent questioner of the panel, but today he will have to answer your questions. our fina

the co-author is andy. mr. pozner, you talked about certainty factor. >> of the time we wrote it back in 2009, there was a lot of uncertainty in the economy because of actions that president obama was taking and it went along progressive lines as opposed to conservative economic lines which i think the business community would've preferred. a respected tax and energy in regulation, there is great uncertainty in the business community about where the government was going and what kind of an obstacle it would become. we tried to convey the message that if the government would provide some positive certainty that we could rise out of the recession and at that point we were really still in the recession until june of 2009. we were out of it technically but i think people thought for years we were out of it in reality. if you want the kind of dynamic economic growth that you're expecting rising out of a recession, you have to do some positive things and give the business community some certainty that you're not goin

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jared and andy are co-founders of atomo, following in the footsteps of trendy plant based meets likeossible and beyond, atomo wants to give coffee lovers a sustainable option as climate change and demand lead to deforestation. >> we are the tesla of coffee. >> trevor: i don't know if coffee should be the top priority because when climate change has destroyed the planet, coffee will be the last thing on your mind. i won't need coffee when the guy with the guitar is right behind me. i will be, like, yo, i'm up. i could use coffee. no, you're on fire right now, my man. don't worry about being up. this is the reality we'll live in one day. if we don't take climate change seriously, instead of coffee beans, we'll make the bean smell with chemicals instead of meat, plant burgers. instead of hot dog, pathetic pig anuses. that's where it comes from. so this will be a problem for coffee lovers although interestingly they won't start with starbucks. let's move on to the top story. ( cheers and applause ) we are now exactly one year away from the next presidential inauguration, which means this

the co-author is andy pudzer. mr. pudzer, you talk about the certainty factor in your book. >> guest: yes. well, at the time we wrote it back in 2009, 2010, there was a lot of uncertainty in the economy because of actions that president obama was taking, but went along processsive lines as opposed to conservative economic lines which i think the business community would have preferred. so with respect to tax, with respect to energy, with respect to regulation there was great uncertainty in the business community about where the government was going and what kind of an obstacle it would become. so we tried to convey the message the government would provide some positive certainty so we could rise out of the recession -- we will still in the recession until june of 2009 so we were out of it technically but i don't think people for years felt we were actually out of it in reality. you want that kind of dynamic economic growth that you're expecting out of a recession you have to do some positive things and give the busine

andy levy co-host of "red eye" on the fox news channel. so the battle over healthcare helped fuel the current partisan bickering dominating d.c. if you need more proof the nation is drifting further to the left and right. membership in the nation's largest socialist organization. the democratic socialists of america has reportedly tripled. and we are told they only have 19 dues-paying members. it doesn't sounds like a lot. but it's the most they have had since 1982 when they were formed. what do you think the big incentive is to join the democratic socialists who are neither democratic nor socialist? >> this comes from the defeat of bernie sanders. and so many young democrats were very unhappy with hillary clinton. and then of course the pendulum swing after donald trump was elected. people feeling like they wanted to do something to stay sane. which is a little bit of an exaggeration. you see a lot of young people view socialism very favorably. even if they are not card carrying democratic socialist members, they think this is economicall

. >> andy garcia co-stars as a lawyer that is armed, rebel frequently twists to get him to fight thee once fought. >> we can find solace even though most of the time it is perfect comfortable. >> she works on you, andy, to convince you to do a particular case. have you ever had that in your own life where somebody close to you just worked on you and worked on you maybe to get to you do a movie and you didn't want to do it and you did it and it didn't work out? >> this television show. >> andy credits his wife with getting him to sign on. >> this was kind after perfect storm. katie and great writing at home. and i'm all in. >> katie and andy are the stars. but their part of a large cast. >> i have three different kids with three different husband and i try not to judge. >> a messy mess and messy group. >> make rebel more com perking. >> i am giving you one last chance to do the quietly before i get loud. >> you will want to check out katie sagall called rebel premiering at 10:00 right here on ab c 17 followed by ab c 7 news at 11:00. it is great to see her back. >>> you can get our li

the co-author is andy pozner. you talk about a certainty factor in norfolk. >> at the time we wrote it back in 2009, 2010, there was a lot of uncertainty in the economy because of the actions president obama was taken that went along progressive lines and economic lines i think the business community would have preferred. so with respect to energy and regulation there was great uncertainty about where the government was going and what kind of obstacle that would become. so we tried to convey the message the government would provide a positive certainty that we could rise out of that recession ....will be still in a recession until june of 2009 so we were out of it technically but i don't think people for years actually thought we were out of it in reality. if you want that kind of dynamic economic growth you are expecting rising out of the recession you have to do positive things and give the business community some certainty that you are not going to hurt them. >> [inaudible] >> the ones w >> the ones we focused

joining us, andy biggs. co-chair of the border security caucasus. congressman, i'm so proud of you and your colleagues. first 185 of you stand for this president. then dozens of you today storming the schiff scif. i loved it. what has gone the ahold of you guys? it's wonderful to see. >> it may have taken us a while to get rolling. but now the stone is rolling and we need to keep rolling down the hill with greater velocity. matt gaetz worked real hard to put this together. we were going to do this last week, but we had elijah cummings untimely death so we suspended this. steve scalise was there with us, the whip. i think this will keep building momentum because the other side is simply not willing to allow an open and fair and transparent justice-filled proceedings. lou: they are trying overthrow the president. >> they are running a coup. lou: until this moment you guys acted like this was a political contest instead of a contest for law, order and our constitution in support of this president to see it so broad and complete within the republican pa

co-owner is andi woman. >> per creative graphic design work that begins with a pencil and not a computer has earned her company topple lords. >> it is the drive to always do better than yesterday. >> she endured husband jake met after working at a large graphic design firm and an 2003 de decided to strike out on their own. they now have 10 designers and recently won an award. she describes their work as modern and simple. the goal is to please the eye and activate the mind. >> i always challenge myself and my team to do better and more creative work. people less, i balance work and life. i blend them together and make them fun. >> with that comes success. she still sees every day as a chance to succeed. >> even though you feel successful, don't think that you are. if you are at the top, the only way is down. >> she says they are happy to be so busy, they have a lot of work, they continue to hire new employees even in this economy. their company called the design employees even in this economy. their company called the design army

he tells us weekly "he's a star" a lot of people thought andy would have been the co-host, he filled er the last year. andy said, "first of all, they never asked and second of all, i couldn't do it" he goes on to say his current job with bravo is a full time job, he barely sleeps now, he would never sleep if he had another full time job. comedian will arnett played host last night on jimmy kimmel live as jimmy takes time off to born baby. but it seems like the show was expecting another funny will to fill in yesterday we had a lot of fun hear on washington... coming up at six - breaking news overnight in rockville. suzanne live ♪ >> now "good morning washington," on your side. autria: a family forest from their home -- forced from their home. they: and the latest on conditions of officer just minute from the operating table. autria: and get ready for the roller coaster of weather. we are tracking a forecast with a lot of changes. so much going on. it will be one of the last days it is really nice. good morning. i am autria godfrey. larry: i'm larry smith. happy birthday to washington

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donated meals to food banks donated mass to local hospitals and also hiring in one of amy's co-founders andy berliners joining us live here on kron 4 news at 5 to talk about the company's efforts to help out the community and also try to stay open. thank you so much for joining us. so how are you doing and how is business going how are you able to kind of keep things running during this time. >>well it's the end shot a mostly to keep infection going we realigned production line so 6 feet between everyone we've got mass we've got i lasted is an separation we ran a test with peter so people could spread out of breaks and everybody's been very creative and it's just very well and things are going really well everyone just so dedicated to the cause of getting our food out right now. >>so what we're looking at is also some video of a massive amount of food that you were able to donate tell us a little bit about what you donated and where when and also why you wanted to do that. >>well you know are the main purpose of an isis to provide kelsey great tasting food to people in times like this we've

. >>> we're live with andy co- help, host of the reboot of the hit show love connection. a low look at sfo. fog in the back. thank goodness clearing up. the music is familiar because we now know, yes, top gun 2 is going to be a reality. filming will start next year. tom cruise saying it is happening. it is definitely happening. i know you two were top gun fans. >> that is two os in goose, gasia. >> i have never seen the movie. i challenge you both to name me a sequel that is as good as

we'll talk about that andy co cohen. but what did you think about the season of atlanta?it was explosive. it was, um, i think, you know, it ended with big shocking -- excuse me, twist, and it's, you know, look, i was -- you coming. and that's why truth is always stranger than fiction. we can write this stuff. and it will be anxious to see what happens next. in season ten of atlanta. i should say your neighbor potomac they're having a really really strong second season. they're having record ratings and the show is a big hit. i'm very excited about it. >> i was going to say that, too. we've had some of the ladies come on the show here. like the morning after it airs on sunday nights and dishing about what's happening. i love the drama this season. i love that it feels like each of them are really finding their voices and monique is a wonderful addition. >> i agree. >> i think she's -- tollly. ashley, ooh, ashley, ashley. she is bringing it. i think this show is really gelling. kudos to you on potomac. >> thank you. >> all right. so here's the thing. i also watch watch happ

andy griffith died this morning. he was 86. 44 years after his show went off the air he is still remembered for his character taken way of life he brought to television. two of his former co-stars on the andy griffith show are sharing their memories. >>> president obama released a statement saying he was beloved by generations. >>> a pioneering lawmaker in virginia is being remembered tonight for her work to promote civil rights. yvonne miller died in her home in norfolk. she was the first black woman elected to the senate. she would have turned 78 tomorrow. >>> the pilot who threatened to intentionally crash a jetblue flight was found not guilty by reason of insanity. that happened today. the pilot is clayton osbon. he started screaming about terrorists during a flight in march. the passengers had to restrain him. he is now set to undergo an extensive mental health evacuation. >>> a test is a milestone for prevention. the u.s. food and drug administration approved a home test for hiv. you can use a mouth swab, wait 20 minutes and get results in the privacy of their own homes. 1 million americans are suspected to be infected by hiv and one-third don't know it. >> this put

co-host fox news red eye andy leahy, and co-host of red eye joanne. >> hello. >> "time" magazine. >>ou: a great magazine. i will move to you a she devil? >> i don't see that, i see cat ears or a special unicorn with a second horn there. >> you could not call it a unicorn. >> that is why it is special. lou: how big a deal? >> right now satan is going not cool don't compare me to her. "time" magazine did a piece of their own about how this happened over 30 times before because. the m . with points and presidents, so, they know it happened, yet they keep doing it, it is almost like they want publicity that could not be possible. >> they don't make enough money to become meral -- commercially attuneed. turning to hillary clinton. do you think this is too much ado about very little. the e-mail controversy? >> no, what is funny, she is turning it into a bigger deal, everyone wants to blame media. the media circus. on the left will side with hillary, she is not giving specific answers that would make us push this away. drop the case. she has been incriminating herself, she says things that

meanwhile, andy mills, co-creator and co-host of the podcast "caliphate" resigned after allegationof inappropriate behavior towards femaleolleagues when he previously worked at wnyc. "the caliphate," a hit podcast about life inside the islamic state, came under fire recently after "the new york times" admitted it contained major inaccuracies, causing the pulitzer prize board to rescind its stus as a 2019 prize finalist. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the senate voted 56 to 44 to proceed with the impeachment trial of donald trump for inciting the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol on january 6. six republicans joined democrats rejecting arguments from trump's defense team that it is unconstitutional for a former president to face an impeachment trial. trump is the first president to ever be impeached twice and the first to be tried after leaving office. the democratic house impeachment managers opened the day with a traumatic teen-minute video highlighting the words of donald trump on january

attention with a recommendation for transfer to another country. joining me in the studio is andy worthington, co founder, the close guantanamo campaign, and also of the guantanamo files. and that he's with me here. and just wanted to ask you what your reaction was initially to, to, to the release. well, the say it's, it's great for my g. com. he's finally been released. i mean, you know, this is a man who sentence came to an end on march. the 5 last year at which point you expect to leave. but even though the united states knew about this for 10 years from when he agreed to, please do a knew that he couldn't go back to pakistan because it wasn't safe for him to go back there. somehow they haven't put anything in place and so they've, you know, presumably been hurrying and scurrying around over the last year to try and locate somewhere. and you know, thankfully believes to step forward and tell me about his cases. in some ways you see what he did plead guilty 20. yeah. well he was, you know, he was young and at a very impressionable time in his life his mother died. he was pakistan. they were i'l

anderson cooper and andy cohen co-host new year's eve coverage live from times square with brooke baldwinon. the party starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> still to come, an amazing feat, historic, really. an oregon man managed to hike the entire continent of antarctica without any help at all. how he did it, next. aaaaaahhhhhhhh! ballooned your car. call meeeee! (burke) a fly-by ballooning. seen it, covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ so we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients added one handed pumps and beat the top safety standards the new johnson's® choose gentle >>> america can count on a new record. an oregon man, colin o'brady, the first american to cross antarctica solo, that means without any help. cnn's kaylee hartung takes a look at his amazing journey and what motivated him. >> reporter: after 54 days and more than 900 miles -- >> minus 30 degrees out, winds blowing 60-mile-per-hour. windchill is like minus 100, something crazy. >> reporter: this 33-year-old american became t

andy samberg co-host of espn's "jalen & jacoby," nba veteran jalen rose. an all-new "closer look.ring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night. how's everybody doing? we were off for the past two weeks, which is the only way i know it's been two weeks and as you can see, i have changed locations, and we're now doing the show from a thrift shop on the ground floor of a lighthouse just kidding it's the men's room at an arthur treacher's just kidding it's my in-laws' house what i'm saying is please wear a mask so i can go home. let's get to the news, you guys. president trump visited walter reed medical center on saturday and wore a face mask publicly for the first time wow! only four months too late. what's he going to do next, drag his christmas tree out to the curb start making sourdough starter and watching "tiger king"? govern before wearing a face mask to visit walter reed medical center, president trump told reporters over the weekend that he, quote, "loves masks in the appropriate locations," which, according to everyone i saw on my r

my friend andy cohen co-hosted this. they did their best.etty woman. and they did a song to "call me maybe." ♪ here's my number ♪ call me maybe ♪ hey i just met you and this is crazy ♪ ♪ but here's my number ♪ call me maybe >> and that was a cameo by donald trump who owns the baa gent. here's why it's on the ridiculist tonight. it's not for anything they did. it's pointless to keep holding these events. pointless because no pageant from now until the end of time will top the magical television experience known as the 2007 miss teen usa pageant. >> recent polls have shown that a fifth of americans can't locate the u.s. on the world map. why do you think this is? >> you've heard this. it's somewhere between celebrity jeopardy and the sixth grade contest. ladies and gentlemen, just because it's so darn good. i give you the best pageant answer of all time. >> i personally believe that u.s. americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have maps. >> i just got to stop again. u.s. americans don't have maps. i repe

. >>> and border security caucus co-chair representative andy biggs on illegal border crossings on theise yet again. the congressman joins president trump tomorrow in arizona wherer is expected to talk about joe biden's failures on immigration. i'm gregg jarrett, in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. gregg: welcome, everyone. for the first time ever, the democratic convention will be mostly virtual, with president biden, giving his speech from, wait for it, his basement in in delaware. mike tobin with the latest in oshkosh, wisconsin. mike. reporter: the president is wrapping up his comments in oshkosh. the democrats making a point of heeding coronavirus warnings, staying remote, the president spent the day barnstorming you might call flyover states and stopping here in wisconsin. it is no secret the president feeds off energy on the ground with the base and while at the rallies taking jabs at kamala harris. when people found out about her she sunk like a rock in water. he used words like crazy and socialist. he said joe biden is their tool. >> joe biden is t

. >> stahl: last year, andy raymond, co-owner of engage armament, announced that he'd sell the armatix ip1, a smart pistol made in germany. who did you think would be interested in that kind of a gun? >> raymond: typically, what i like to call "fence sitters," so people who aren't normally into guns and don't normally want one. you know, "i'm too afraid" or whatever. >> stahl: did you anticipate the reaction that you got? >> raymond: no. >> stahl: within minutes of his announcement, angry emails and phone calls started coming. >> raymond: we got about 2,000 phone calls and maybe about the same emails. >> raymond: yeah, that was just in one day. i mean, it was insane. i mean, one person threatened to burn down the shop. another person threatened that i would be raped-- that was classic. >> stahl: you would be raped? >> stahl: did you get any death threats? the crazies did come out of the woodwork. shaved head and whiskey bottle at his side. he stayed in his store to guard it and posted this video on facebook. >> raymond: so anyway, obviously, i received numerous death threats today. i r

the milk that doesn't mess with you. ♪ >>> music super star andy grammer is our co-host this morning r and slap the here we go. name the classic period piece set during the civil war and featuring the line, "frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn." >> oh, oh. i forget. what's it called? "gone with the wind." >> well done. shoot. >> i forget. what's it called. i can't see -- i don't give you the answer. you give me the answer. >> okay. >> dylan got one. here's a musical one. >> okay. >> what rap icon changed his name this week to feature all capital letters and re-add a hyphen? >> snoop dogg? >> no. >> is it jay-z. >> yes. >> nailed it. >> all right. there it is. tied up. all caps and a hyphen. >> does snoob dogg have a hyphen? >> no, there's no hyphen in snoop dogg. there might be a hydrant but no anyway, what tv show -- you may be too young for this. what tv show featured -- >> i'm 33. >> and you are? >> 35. >> what tv show featured three as trich asterisks in the title? >> oh, wait. >> you are not good at this. >> what tv show had three asterisks in the title and had the highest rate

rid eye co-host, andy levy, and share add small bring intelligence to the discussion here tonight. president is criticized for being too soft, his environmental protect agency is at the opposite end of the political struck rum. -- spectrum, accused of abuseing its po power, again, a wyoming couple could nice $75,000 in daily finds by epa for having build a small pond on their property. andy and katy johnson built the pond on their land in 2011 to provide carter for -- water for their cattle, they believed they followed all of the rules energy, the wyoming energy office provideed a permit, in january they received a litter from epa saying they violateed federal clean water act and were subject to the fines. joining us now, senator john barrasso of wyoming, a member of a number of committees. great to have you with us. let me begin with that couple, two of your voters, and the epa choosing them out. to really, it seems overwhelm them, and irrationaly so. >> the epa lou is failing america. we know how important it is in wyoming to be protective of our environment, and people want to d

andy biggs co-chair of the house border security and correspondent for univision.u with us tonight. just listening to the woman with the customs and border patrol enrique describing that they had rocks getting thrown at their agents. she said this is so much better having the wall they can see through because they can see what's coming at them from the other side and this helps, you know, keeps them safer in their job. that sounds like a good thing, right? >> well, it's always a good thing where we can keep border patrol agents, federal agents safer. i would just ask you, martha, is it worth $25 billion to keep people 100, 200, 300 yards away from the border to throwing rocks at agents on the other side when you just do this. is that worth $25 billion? >> martha: they should dodge the rocks? you think they should dodge the rocks. >> is it worth $25 billion to do that or invest that money in just smarter ways? i think we can march march well, look at this video. i want everyone at home to see this. i don't know if you can see this. this is a family in yiewm marks ar

finally, pretty co reports andy cohen got president obama to play his celebrity tv game plead the fiftht sarah jessica parker's fundraiser. out of three questions, you get to plead the fifth and not answer one. which one did he duck? choose an outfit that michelle wears that you don't like. when the first lady demanded to know, the president said no way, i'm not crazy. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> president obama's new immigration policy has already made for lots of talk on the campaign trail. last night on the edge show, congressman luis gutierrez shot down the claim that he has done nothing for immigration, arguing that he actually fulfilled a promise on the issue. take a listen. >> look, what the president's action is a reflection of the will of the nation, of both house of representatives and the senate. and he has freed 800 thousand people. his promise and the promise that i made along with senator mccain and kennedy and congressman flake was not running for the senate, we introduced bipartisan legislation for comprehensive immigration reform in 2004. we said

joining us now to talk about this and more fox news red eye co-host, andy levy. >> thank you. >> and tom sullivan. first your react to schweizer governor, coming up with gay dar? >> i had to look at what gay dar was. if you are so accepting of lgbt, why would it even about on -- with on your mind. lou: it should not, here he is wants to run for president does this destroy any chance. >> i think maybe, i don't think it is even using word gaydar, i don't think that is ofengive, he said -- offenseive he said southern men all sound afem inat, you in you mayotte win th -- may not win the shout with a comment like that. >> the way you talk about past tense like he wanted to run for tpresident. lou: he may be. >> he is toast 92 this have a problem with folksy candidates, that you know they speak from the heart they are not politicians they say things they should not have said. lou: senator cochran has said a bunch of things, it looks like he is going to be beaten by tea party candidate in mississippi. this is looking like it may be more than just a fluke o of for the tea party this year. >>

among them, the father of a reporter who was gunned down by a former co-worker on live television. andyr is still reeling from the murder of his daughter allison, and her photographer adam ward. he will be on capitol hill in a matter of hours calling on lawmakers to pass tougher gun laws. whatever it takes that's a slogan for today's day of action and he'll be joined by survivors and the relatives of victims from the virginia tech, charleston church and sandy hook shootings. every town is the sponsor of the event and they're encouraging people to send photos and messages to members of congress urging them to pass tougher gun legislation. now, there are going to be events all around the country today. event here in washington gets under way at 11:00 a.m. back to you in the studio. >> megan mcgrath on the hill, thank you. >>> and in the wake of that shooting in roanoke, a virginia senator has introduced a new gun law. tim kaine is pushing for passage for the responsible passage of firearms act. it will punish anyone who sells a gun to anyone not legally allowed to buy one. he pushed for r

michael moynihan is a columnist for the daily beast here with andy levy, co-host of red eye, perhapselcome to the plexiglas table. >> looks familiar. >> we will like it back. >> you are officially a mass-hole, you are from massachusetts and love the patriots, you are going to tell me they weren't cheating? >> they were not cheating. i grew up on the sidelines of the patriots because my father worked for the patriots. that being said, we need to do something like what oliver stone did or jim garrison did in the jfk film, you can deflate 24 footballs in a minute and a half in the bathroom? we need to have a re-creation of this, i doubt it's possible. i have bagses of footballs they bring with me and never leave them outside. who leaves them outside, they could be tampered with. kennedy: give me access to the balls at all? >> the patriots are the nixon administration of the nfl. they cheat, they could win without cheating and they cheat anyway. they're cheaters, always cheaters, that doesn't mean they cheated this time, it's pretty much impossible to look at it and give them the benefit

andy parker's cofounder co-ceo spoke with bloomberg today. >> we are excited to release contact lens better price point that you can find elsewhere in the market and it is really the first opportunity contact wearers, really the first opportunity to enter into an affordable contact lens daily. joe: for more, let's bring in bloomberg's austin carr. i think warby parker has a style, pretty cool, retro, like your warby parker's you are wearing now. what gives you the sense that they can thrive in contacts? austin: it is a marketing challenge but when you think big brandthat is the they have built around their business. it is the idea that, could you make glasses cool, could it be a part of your identity? with contacts, can they bring those intangible qualities to contacts. they say it is all about the shipping company medical makes the brand. ,aroline: your story says can they create a fashion brand for contacts. ? for me, it is a medical experience. i can see the price point argument, but how can they get any slicker? >> i assume you have had to go to an eye exam or optometry office. t

parks and recreation, louie, silicon valley, transparent and unbreakable, veeped and comedian andy sander co-hosts the emmy awards and he is pretty hilarious. >>> the wife of actor johnny depp has been charged with illegally bringing the couple's two dogs to australia. remember this story? >> i do. amber hurd was charged with two counts of bringing those dogs into the country illegally and one count of producing a fake document. the plight of the dogs gained global attention after depp was ordered to get those dogs out of the country or they could be destroyed. if convicted hurd could be convicted of 10 years in prison and a fine of $75,000. they do not play. >> they take that very seriously down there. >>> it's funny competitive eaters never look like what you would expect. they're always like tiny and little and they keep it's oning. >> somehow -- and they keep eating. >> somehow it's possible she weighs about 100 pounds, but she devoured that 5-pound bowl of ramen noodles in 10 minutes. that's 5% of her body weight. last year she beat out guys three times her size in eating a 2-pound burr

andy murray himself said in his press co nfe re nce andy murray himself said in his press conferencely any spectators left in the stadium. it's the middle of the night. why are you playing professional matches at that time? it is tough on the players. he would not have got to bed until about six in the morning and he has got to come out again and play against alex deminaur again tonight, probably at about eight o'clock in the evening, less than 24 hours later. so it's really tough. but at the same time, it is the same for all the players if they happen to be in that position. and when rain has intervened the way it has in washington this week, it does put things back. that isjust in washington this week, it does put things back. that is just the way it goes. england's georgia hall remains firmly in contention to become just the third home winner of the women's british open since it became a major championship. she hasn't dropped a shot in the first two days at royal lytham, adding a second round of 68 for a halfway total of nine under par, a shot behind thailand's pornanong phatlum.

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the co-author is andy puzder. mr. poster you talked about it in your book. at the time we wrote it in 2009 and 2010 there was a lot of uncertainty in the economy because of actions that president obama is taking on the progressive lines as opposed to conservative economic lines which i think the business community would it preferred. with respect to energy and with respect to regulation it was great uncertainty in the business community about where the government was going and what kind of an obstacle it would become. we try to tried to convey the message that the government would provide positive certainty so we could rise out of the recession. at that point we were still in the recession until june of 2009 2009. we were out of it technically but i don't think people for years felt that we were out of it in reality. if you want the dynamic economic growth you are expecting winding out of a recession yet to do positive things to give the vistas community some certainty that you are not going to hurt them. >> host: what are some of the measurements? >> guest: