john mackey or something the mainstream media has ignored. the undercover team reports that the dnc funded goons will try to promote violence the trump rallies. >> nobody is supposed to know about me. it was more ham than may but none of that is supposed to come back to us. we don't want it to come from the party. john: "cnn" did run it once as far as i know. it's not being covered because it's an inconvenient narrative. the trump campaign did this. >> remember the apocalypse i mentioned earlier? the week magazine has a cover story this week about what happens if trump loses them on the cover is about 100 white people brandishing a ar-15 sent pitchforks and fire torches and they are going to burn down the country if trump loses. remember where that narrative came from, trump people are violent because we saw violence over the summer at these rallies. turns out they were incited by the democratic campaign but we don't hear about that. john: thank you joe. coming up the hollywood ruling class. it's going all out to stop the evil republicans. >>

john mackey said he didn't make money on it. you are a rich guy feeding off the taxpayers. >> he is a freeloader. washington is filled with them. that's why the housing bubble burst. washington wanted to spend more subsidizing mortgages. >> how are you going to get firefighters and police officers to work in those communities when they are never able to buy a home? john: was the best response to that? argument or stick? easy money here. taxpayer, keep it. subsidies like that are the one reason that have wrapped up -- racked up 20 trillion dollars in unsustainable debt that keeps growing. i say this is that the biggest threat to america's future but debt bores people. how do i get your attention lacks build a giant graph and take it outdoors? this is federal spending or person since america began. it started low less than 5% of economy. here is world war i. here is world war ii. it tends to go down after wars but now even in peacetime it only goes up. soon we are up here. how are we going to pay for that? also how do we explain o

john mackey or something the mainstream media has ignored. the undercover team reports that the dnc funded goons will try to promote violence the trump rallies. >> nobody is supposed to know about me. it was more ham than may but none of that is supposed to come back to us. we don't want it to come from the party. john: "cnn" did run it once as far as i know. it's not being covered because it's an inconvenient narrative. the trump campaign did this. >> remember the apocalypse i mentioned earlier? the week magazine has a cover story this week about what happens if trump loses them on the cover is about 100 white people brandishing a ar-15 sent pitchforks and fire torches and they are going to burn down the country if trump loses. remember where that narrative came from, trump people are violent because we saw violence over the summer at these rallies. turns out they were incited by the democratic campaign but we don't hear about that. john: thank you joe. coming up the hollywood ruling class. it's going all out to stop the evil republicans. >>

john mackey or something the mainstream media has ignored.he undercover team reports that the dnc funded goons will try to promote violence the trump rallies. >> nobody is supposed to know about me. it was more ham than may but none of that is supposed to come back to us. we don't want it to come from the party. john: "cnn" did run it once as far as i know. it's not being covered because it's an inconvenient narrative. the trump campaign did this. >> remember the apocalypse i mentioned earlier? the week magazine has a cover story this week about what happens if trump loses them on the cover is about 100 white people brandishing a ar-15 sent pitchforks and fire torches and they are going to burn down the country if trump loses. remember where that narrative came from, trump people are violent because we saw violence over the summer at these rallies. turns out they were incited by the democratic campaign but we don't hear about that. john: thank you joe. coming up the hollywood ruling class. it's going all out to stop the evil republicans. >> t

when i spoke with police chief john mackey from edge wate residents in this area are in imminent danger. reporting in edgewater, nelson garcia 9 news. >> thank you. >>> if you were in part of denver last night, you may have heavy flooding. some of the hail is still >>> well, i'd say until 3:00 or 4:00 and now we'll get that next round of showers. i don't think it will be quite as heavy as and storms were just wild. today will be more isolated, few and far between from the eastern plains. i think you have a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. we had to deal with the fog early this morning. man, it was stuff if you had a flight out of d.i.a. it was tough and slow going. the good news is that fog is starting to -- well, we can actually finally see the skyline and hint of the foothills. the humidity, it's up. it's muggy out there. we're in the 60th percentile around the front range is eastern plains. right now, pretty quiet but you can see showers from the east in kansas and nebraska and will be in our back yard before we know it so enjoy the sunshine for now. 2:00, 3:00, we're watc

[applause] john mackey say one of those is okay and legal. >> well the president can reallocate resourcesorities for immigration deportation as he wants. john: it's already illegal to be here illegally. >> that's right and just like the police chief says that go after murders raben jaywalkers the president says we will spend more money and resources on deportation. the executive does not command judges let alone in the state courts where the vast number of death penalties are given. john: three years before president obama issued his immigration executive order he spoke at the la raza conference force a member asked why they just legalize us? >> that's not how our system works. that is not how our democracy functions. >> i went to chicago law school and he was teaching there and he'd knew what they president propose to do. the opposite of what donald trump proposes. he issued a exit border in the supreme court stopped it. takes a lot to change a lot. here are an affirmative legal status temporarily that triggers all of these benefits, that's what caused the lawsuit. john: it takes a lot t

john mackey or something the mainstream media has ignored. the undercover team reports that the dnc funded goons will try to promote violence the trump rallies. >> nobody is supposed to know about me. it was more ham than may but none of that is supposed to come back to us. we don't want it to come from the party. john: "cnn" did run it once as far as i know. it's not being covered because it's an inconvenient narrative. the trump campaign did this. >> remember the apocalypse i mentioned earlier? the week magazine has a cover story this week about what happens if trump loses them on the cover is about 100 white people brandishing a ar-15 sent pitchforks and fire torches and they are going to burn down the country if trump loses. remember where that narrative came from, trump people are violent because we saw violence over the summer at these rallies. turns out they were incited by the democratic campaign but we don't hear about that. john: thank you joe. coming up the hollywood ruling class. it's going all out to stop the evil republicans. >>

john mackey says officers heard seven gunshots shortly before 2:00 this morning. seconds later, officers heard a crash. when they got there, they found a black ford excursion. police say the saturn went through a fence and ended up ba they say they were three men police are still looking for that driver. >> i heard a loud screech about 1:50 at night. i braced because i could tell there was going to be a crash. i called 911, and by the time i came out here, luckily, the police, somebody had already been here, and yeah, it was i guess the person that had been, was on the run. it was kind of a little bit of a scary situation for a while. gun outside before, which had been stolen from 35th avenue and gray street in wheat ridge. a gun was also stolen from another vehicle at 35th and gray. >>> the death of a woman in conifer, after being mauled by her dogs is reigniting debate about how to prevent dog attacks. 9news spent time with a dog behaviorist, who said the most important thing is knowing when your dog is having problems. >> repor when it comes to dog attacks, it

we have this musket in the collection that was owned by john mackey. musket charlottesville which means that it was made in france. withs likely brought to us when heuee to lafayette came to support the american revolution. what is interesting about the at at is that on its butt later date was engraved or johns, great-grandfather mckee, which connects it directly to the american revolution. the dates are his life dates. what else is interesting about the musket is, if you know anything about firearms, you can see it is not in its original condition. at some time, it was modified. the stock was cut down so you can soon the barrel extending way beyond the stock and this the 19thbeen done in century or after the revolution to make it lighter and more manageable to use as a hunting weapon instead of a military weapon. in this case, we have some items that we call touched by greatness. these items include some clothing. the waistcoat at the end is quite elaborate. it is silk and hand-embroidered and was not something you saw on the battlefield. owned and mo

he's not john mackey with whole foods who are committed libertarians. they are committed businessmen and as well and that's important to google and facebook have already shown that they are more than willing to accommodate autocratic regimes, authoritarian regimes and that is their right and everything but we should not fool ourselves that they will respond to what the market demands ultimately than at this point the market and politics can be pretty close. we need to create i guess to go back to that question of building up this market for enlightenment ideas of tolerance in berlin some and diversity of thought and diversity of lifestyle, we need to make that clear market choice so given the option google will say we are going to go with market forces. we want more discussion and more diversity and more conflict that is deviated in a positive thoughtful way rather than dealing with speech laws are speech codes. the year. and unions code of conduct for hate speech is insane and you were saying that because facebook and google are getting on their knees

they did a personal tasting with john mackey one of the ceos of the company.lan to grow if the vegan cheese catches on. carol: it is a huge market. less than 1% of the cheese market. they are hoping to grow and the popular among various consumers. , a company profiting on the popularity of old-school turntables. largestley is the turntable manufacturer in the world. last year, they sold one million turntables. that is the fifth of the market. david: they have gotten a lot of people interested in the final -- in vinyl. what is their bread-and-butter? >> these are the turntables you see at urban outfitters, target, walmart. they are the inexpensive, retro turntables that are plug and play with speakers attached and don't require any setup. andbuy it, take it home, put on your copy of "dark side of the moon." david: a point of punctuation was when they got a call from restoration hardware. what did that mean for the business? >> it changed it more for the dynamic of the customer, the demographic. prior to that, modern marketing concept was using the brand to sell

bloomberg, don't miss antivirus pioneer turned libertarian champion john mackey . bloomberg. -- john mcafee. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: del technologies reporting quarterly revenue of $13.1 billion. this is a part of dell which is , a tracking stock, that will also be the name of the combined entity after the merger closes on wednesday. kobe bryant made waves in silicon valley last month when he announced his new title -- a venture capitalist. his firm's first investment was in a chinese at tech startup. ceon with vipkids's and asked her what it was like to have an nba legend on her team. >> when we started to a half years ago, nobody was working with five-year-old kids online. i strongly believe this is working. kids are so curious and they want to learn. it's the most amazing thing you can do. >> there is also huge cultural interest in trying to learn english, and to a certain extent, pressure for kids to learn a mesh, is in there? >> it combines curiosity -- to learn english, isn't there? >> it combines curiosity and motivation. what we are trying to teach the c

creating a hugely successful supermarket chain focusing on healthier and natural foods that founder is john mackeylaiming that most of the health claims by a these organic people is nonsense but he says natural and organic foods lead to a healthier a.m. along girl lives [n][applause] how many agree most of these claims are a con job? [n][applause] john: i thank you one that. >> put it to the empirical test. >> we are both alive. >> i will be we will see how the audience does you say you are for artificial foods >> they are all chemicals. [laughter] but we will not debate the healthy food today but what government says how they achieve their american dream them monopoly. they are ruthless -- ruthlessly undercut they can charge river they want that is why we need anti-monopoly laws with the ftc in a suit you to be a monopoly. >> i know. it is unbelievable they said we were a monopoly of premium and natural organic foods supermarkets. [laughter] which we invented that. [laughter] [n][applause] our argument was safeway, all wal-mart or costco sprouts or trader joe's the also products similar there is

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they got into whole foods last year and they did a personal tasting with john mackey one of the ceosid: they plan to grow if the vegan cheese catches on. carol: it is a huge market. the can she's is less than 1% of the cheese market. they are hoping to grow and the popular among various consumers. david: all right, i will give it a try. carol: promise? david: promise. also, a company profiting on the popularity of old-school turntables. >> crossley is the largest turntable manufacturer in the world. last year, they sold one million turntables. that is the fifth of the market. david: they have gotten a lot of people interested in vinyl. what is their bread-and-butter? >> their bread and butter are the sort of turntables in the $100 range, 150 dollar range, and these are the turntables you see at places like urban outfitters, restoration hardware target, , walmart. they are the inexpensive, retro turntables that are plug and play with speakers attached and do not require any kind of stereo knowledge or setup. you buy it, take it home, and david: you have looked at this history. they go

john mackey support going further. you would like to see single-payer like much of the world has, like canada has. >> i think it's a very efficient system. you get everyone in the system was low at ministry of overhead. there are a lot of advantages to it. john: government-run systems canada and england, people have to wait longer for treatment. >> care is rationed here in the u.s. and a lot of people don't have basic access. their access to care is the emergency room. john: i look at these headlines in the british paper, and other national health service for story. dying elderly cancer patient left screaming in pain for nine hours. the british goal is to treat you for months after diagnosis, four months and they are not even meeting that standard. >> a lot of those problems that come with cuts over the last decade so in the health care system in the u.k. and that's why you get those horror stories. john: i got this graph from the world health organization and per-person government health spending, i don't think -- the

john mackey goes on and on but he still wants the plane as do you. >> yes. the talk about john mccain for a minute. he spent five years in a p.o.w. camp because he got shot down by a surface to air missile. this is a man understands why we need the pilots have the best technology possible. we send our sons and daughters and the combating wants to make sure we have the first look and to get the first look to get the first kill. as with the f-35 does. the visionary airplane of the future that basically takes sensors and puts the entire picture together and are helmets. john: its waiver budget and has all these problems maintenance diagnostic software. do you assume this will get solved if they spend enough money? >> it was this big. my computer was this big and now my computer is like an iphone. john: this plane keeps getting more expensive. >> technology is changing we have to continue to work with what we developed to make this the best aircraft that's ever been belt. it's visionary and people equated to having an internet in the sky that brings the battle sp

the biggest winner in the aftermarket is a name whole foods is now dumping the idea bringing back john mackey to run the show. as for today's session it's clear probably going to hike rates in december so the what does that mean? i can say right now hike of 25 basis points is very small. doesn't really change much in the way of lending or the impact on the economy and for me the problem is the fed hikes rates for the wrong reason. member last december they hiked rates from 0% mostly to prove they were independent from wall street that the time is completely wrong and the market in 2016 with a record-breaking sellout to the fact is the federal reserve has missed numerous windows where rate hike would have been applauded and now they are behind and they are playing a dangerous guessing game. i keep writing in saying that good news will be good news because it allows the fed to hike rates for the right reasons. to hike rates while wages are flat in the gdp is subpar and discourses monumental misunderstanding of main street and that's when the market would tank. the feds deciding to keep rates wh

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