if you tuned in last week you know we took the world according to jesse to aspen colorado where we attended that the nexus earth conference today the governor and dr ron paul discuss the imperial war machine but first jesse joins me from minnesota with some words on north korea should try to show starts right. now you. wish. governor corporate media is hyping up a potential nuclear war with north korea it's been seventy two years since nuclear weapons were first developed and dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the destruction was so catastrophic that humans have not deployed them since but now some pundits are going as far as to promote a preemptive us military strike because diplomacy has continuously failed with north korea but that is because the only option presented to kim jong un and his father before him has been for them to give up their w m d's the nine hundred sixty eight international treaty on the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons prohibits countries from developing nuclear weapons however the united states france russia china and the united kingdom are exempt from these rules

anything else and the reason why i try to make the world my oyster is if i just look here we are in aspen colorado i live here during the northern summer and if i just looked here in aspen for opportunities i would find some but if i go abroad off i know a lot more. yeah that's why so let's talk a little bit about your. conversion to a bit coy now you've had a moment you've come to damascus you've been you've you've converted i don't know what i don't know what happened did did did did to jeff pro it take out back and rough you up a little bit in the some sense into you know what happened verb or works an old friend of mine and he was an early adopter of these things look back and twenty thirty and i was incompetent to argentina where a lot of interesting people wander through and young belgian guy applaud him lunch and he promoted be an bit coy and back then and he said thanks for lunch here's a physical bitcoin which they had back in those days i said thank you cheapest lunch i ever had because bitcoin is now trading at zero four thousand dollars but i found out that physical bitcoin and start o

world according to jesse this month now the governor and i recently took the show on the road to aspen colorado where we attended the nexus earth conference while we were there we interviewed heavy hitters like our guest today former democratic congressman dennis kucinich but before we get all that the governor joins me now live from minnesota. good to be with you as always and remember sit tight there should.

if you tuned in last week you know we took the world according to jesse to aspen colorado where we attended at the nexus earth conference today the governor and dr ron paul discuss the imperial war machine but first jesse joins me from minnesota with some words on north korea should show starts right. now. governor corporate media is hyping up a potential nuclear war with north korea it's been seventy two years since nuclear weapons were first developed and dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the destruction was so catastrophic that humans have not deployed them since but now some pundits are going as far as to promote a preemptive us military strike because diplomacy has continuously failed with north korea but that is because the only option presented to kim jong un and his father before him has been for them to give up their w m d's the nine hundred sixty eight international treaty on the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons prohibits countries from developing nuclear weapons however the united states france russia china and the united kingdom are exempt from these rules because they had al

world according to jesse this month now the governor and i recently took the show on the road to aspen colorado where we attended the nexus earth conference while we were there we interviewed heavy hitters like our guest today former democratic congressman dennis kucinich but before we get all that the governor joins me now live from minnesota. good to be with you as always and remember should tolerate the show starts now. but your. question. all right governor you've been vocal about your support for a former forty nine ers quarterback collin capper nick now while he was on the team last year he refused to stand during the national anthem before a series of games to protest police brutality and the oppression of minorities critics say that football should not be political but football has always been political in fact a senate report titled tackling paid patriotism reveals that between twenty twelve and twenty fifteen the department of defense paid professional sports teams six point eight million dollars in taxpayer money for patriotic tributes now these include on field color guard in and li

how much cash or this is the kaiser report coming to you from the nexus conference in aspen colorado oh. well. this is a fantastic show today a great opportunity because an american scoundrel one of the world's most wanted men a known financial parasite a man has commit untold number of financial crimes and misdemeanors who stolen from the pockets of american in the world citizens for years someone who we all have great antipathy for who i have compared to a parasite escaping the anus of a diseased. giant of st. louis. you know i don't want to disparage any individual person i think any anus will do in this instance. with any anus it doesn't have to be specific to any one person and there's this parasite jamie diamond. so mad. max we are still up here at the aspen institute and we are beyond talking about jamie diamond our moving on to the consequences of jamie dimon and the world in which these sort of parasites and habits and create now this is from the bank of international settlements which is the central bankers central bank muted inflation a trillion dollar puzzle says b.a.'s t

if you've been tuning in then you know this month we took the world according to jesse to aspen colorado today we're covering space and technology but first the governor joins me now from minnesota to talk about the u.s. government's plans to militarize space he brings you down for all you out there should. the show starts narrow. the war. years. it's been seventy years since the united states military last added a uniform service with the creation of the air force after world war two but now congress wants to change that. the house of representatives just passed legislation under the national defense authorization act that would direct the department of defense to create a new space corps the agency will operate under the umbrella of the air force if passed by the senate we may soon see war in space gov the u.s. military depends on space for satellite g.p.s. and weather information but do we really need to militarize it. well in a perfect world i'd like to say no you know i really think that it's detrimental that we can't go out there without militarizing space here's the problem as i s

if you've been tuning in then you know this month that we took the world according to jesse to aspen colorado today we're covering space and technology but first the governor joins me now from minnesota to talk about the u.s. government's plans to militarize space. for all you out there sit down the show starts narrow. the war. years. it's been seventy years since the united states military last added a uniform service with the creation of the air force after world war two but now congress wants to change that the house of representatives just passed legislation under the national defense authorization act that would direct the department of defense to create a new space corps the agency will operate under the umbrella of the air force if passed by the senate we may soon see war in space gov the u.s. military depends on space for satellite g.p.s. and weather information but do we really need to militarize it. well in a perfect world i'd like to say no you know i really think that it's detrimental that we can't go out there with militarizing space here's the problem as i see it it's one thing

world according to jesse this month now the governor and i recently took the show on the road to aspen colorado where we attended the nexus earth conference while we were there we interviewed heavy hitters like our guest today former democratic congressman dennis kucinich but before we get all that the governor joins me now live from minnesota. good to be with you as always remember sit tight the show starts now. the war. machine. all right governor you've been vocal about your support for a former forty nine ers quarterback collin capper nick now while he was on the team last year he refused to stand during the national anthem before a series of games to protest police brutality and the oppression of minorities critics say that football should not be a political. but football has always been political in fact a senate report titled tackling paid patriotism reveals that between twenty twelve and twenty fifteen the department of defense paid professional sports teams six point eight million dollars in taxpayer money for patriotic tributes now these include on field color guard in and listen in c

if you tuned in last week you know we took the world according to jesse to aspen colorado where we attended the nexus the earth conference today the governor and dr ron paul discussed the imperial war machine but first jesse joins me from minnesota with some words on north korea should try the show starts right now. the world. gov corporate media is hyping up a potential nuclear war with north korea it's been seventy two years since nuclear weapons were first developed and dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the destruction was so catastrophic that humans have not deployed them since but now some pundits are going as far as to promote a preemptive us military strike because diplomacy has continuously failed with north korea but that is because the only option presented to kim jong un and his father before him has been for them to give up their w m d's the nine hundred sixty eight international treaty on the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons prohibits countries from developing nuclear weapons however the united states france russia china and the united kingdom are exempt from these rules bec

they had snow in aspen, colorado to the tune of five inches. out west, a little shower activity around lake tahoe. snowflakes way up high around mammoth. ran the top of the peak. showers down to auburn. temperatures generally in 80s and the hot spots. 70s for everybody else. that is how it goes again tomorrow. tomorrow's forecasted highs are similar. they are running about the same and a little cooler or warmer. it is down the middle. the winds are the story. doing significantly. 18 in novato. sfo up to 30. sustained in livermore at 20. strong winds dying down tonight. continued tomorrow with a mild fall like weather. when i come back, a specific forecast for tomorrow and beyond, as we head toward the weekend.>>> president donald j. trump wayne in today on gun control. what he said when asked about a gun bill. currently making its way through the house. it would loosen restrictions on purchasing them silencers. and energy in just two weeks. moregh yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and miner

colorado? a, denver, b, aspen, c, boulder. zer] kathryn liens. >> >> boulder. >> tucker: boulder, colorado, says kathryn lyons. >> the streets are made for humans and not just for cars. there's no billboards, and it also happens to be the place that produces argue with the most olympic athletes in the country. >> the answer, boulder, colorado. >> yes, finally. >> no bulls in the streets. >> they said that the streets are billed for humans as opposed to what? >> it would be aspen, but apparently nobody can live there. final question, you ready? it is a war on halloween. people are enraged over an immigration-themed costume being sold at party city. which controversial costume are people -- people being the left -- most upset about. [buzzer] peter doocy? >> the wall. >> tucker: the wall? there's a wall costume. can i just ask, do you agree with that? the wall? >> i don't disagree. >> tucker: i don't disagree. safe answer. you are a natural washingtonian. >> party city is being called for a party fouled for selling a costume of do

out here in parts of aspen and of five breckenridge colorado. three or four inches of snow.lose to seeing more rain and more snow. just feeling like it. the days are getting shorter. nights are getting longer. we have a dry and warm pattern that will stick with us heading into your bay area rest of the week. we will continue to stay in this mild pattern with 80s and the warm spots. 70s around the bay. no-fault. not a bad set of. temperatures outside right now 65 concorde. 54 fairfield. 55 -- 55 san jose. these temperatures where they were at last night. no fog at the coast. no-fault overhead. a clear cool night. with the winds you notice a little -- above 1000 feet the flags are blowing of the trees moving. san francisco heading into tomorrow partly cloudy. it is just a few clouds lingering. partly cloudy mostly sunny in the afternoon. 67 san francisco tomorrow afternoon. daytime high in the city 70 degrees. oakland 73. berkeley 73. san jose 78. over the hill into livermore valley low 80s. in fairfield 85. 82 napa. 80 in nevada. a nice day tomorrow. red flag warning stays in

to everyone we're back with more from our road trip to aspen this month we took the world according to jesse to the streets of colorado where we spoke to the people and learned about the most important issues in the state today two gubernatorial candidates get advice from jesse on what it takes to be a good leader but first the governor joins me from minnesota a sit down the show starts narrow. the war. americans are sick of the status quo when it comes to government now a new gallup poll finds that sixty one percent of americans believe the two major parties are inadequate and that the united states should have a third major political party jesse you ran for governor and won as an independent but of course it's really hard for third parties to gain support now many people don't know this about you but prior to becoming the governor of minnesota you were also the mayor of brooklyn park how did you get in politics. well brooklyn part is this it was the sixth largest city it's of north ring suburb of minneapolis and how i got into politics bruges was really an accident i didn't have any desire really to be to get into p

to everyone we're back with more from our road trip to aspen this month we took the world according to jesse to the streets of coloradowhere we spoke to the people and learned about the most important issues in the state today two gubernatorial candidates get advice from jesse on what it takes to be a good leader but first the governor joins me from minnesota a sit down the show starts narrow. the war. americans are sick of the status quo when it comes to government now a new gallup poll finds that sixty one percent of americans believe the two major parties are inadequate and that the united states should have a third major political party jesse you ran for governor and won as an independent but of course it's really hard for third parties to gain support now many people don't know this about you but prior to becoming the governor of minnesota you were also the mayor of brooklyn park how did you get in politics. well brooklyn part is this it was the sixth largest city it's of north ring suburb of minneapolis and how i got into politics bruges was really an accident i didn't have any desire really to be to get into po

everyone we're back with more from our road trip to aspen this month we took the world according to jesse to the streets of colorado where we spoke to the people and learned about the most important issues in the state today two gubernatorial candidates and get advice from jesse on what it takes to be a good leader but first the governor joins me from minnesota. should down the show starts now. the world. americans are sick of the status quo when it comes to government now a new gallup poll finds that sixty one percent of americans believe the two major parties. are inadequate and that the united states should have a third major political party jesse you ran for governor and won as an independent but of course it's really hard for third parties to gain support now many people don't know this about you but prior to becoming the governor of minnesota you were also the mayor of brooklyn park how did you get in politics. well brooklyn park is this it was the sixth largest city it's a north ring suburb of minneapolis and how i got into politics persia was really an accident i didn't have any desire really to be to get i

colorado. there is a tornado watch in that box just west of wichita. then in denver and aspen, they got snow today. this is as we are looking at the transitioning seasons. there is lots of activity that is not going to bring rain, but when you see things start to get going like that, you can count on things to flip around. you can see the clouds that are like this so that is an indication that we will be warm. the sinking air will be there, but it will not compress to reach record high temperatures. temperatures are in the 70s, and it is 3 degrees cooler than yesterday. you can take a look at the winds at 22 miles per hour, so what happens tomorrow? just like today. when i come back, we will talk about far beyond that and get into some rain chances. but the mall, lots of 70s with maybe a couple of low 80s. >>> coming up, here the oakland police department as they go to federal court and what today's proceedings could mean for the department. >>> members from the oakland police department appear before a enteral judge overseeing department reforms today. >> there was an unexpec

if you live in western areas of colorado and you're blessed to live in the veil valley or perhaps over by aspen, you have some incredible heritage that you are proud to be a part of. maybe you've had that land in your family for over 100 years. all of a sudden that land goes up in value. and guess what happens. people are made -- have to make a choice. do they keep the operation? do they decide to subdivide it? do they decide to sell it? do they decide to turn what once was open space into 36 acre mansion? the choice is pretty clear. 62% of farm land today, crop land, is higher in value than it was -- excuse me, values are 62% higher today, crop land, than it was a decade ago. these are people with illiquid assets that have a chance of breaking up their farm or ranch. i think that if we're going to have good tax policy in this country, we need to move forward with our budget resolution. so that we can set a path for middle class tax relief. if we pass this bill, we move forward to a tax policy that actually provides opportunities for middle income families in america, we will see an opportunity

if you're fortunate enough to have incredible land in colorado underneath your farm or ranch, maybe you homesteaded around aspen, are you going to be forced to sell that land in 36 acre parcels so you can pay the estate tax when it was open spate and we were able to conserve that open space and enjoy that great beauty? washington, d.c. driving local development decisions because of estate tax. it's suffocating our way of life in rural america and it must end. froarnlg business taxes will -- reforming business taxes will bring tax relief to american families. the corporate tax rate is the highest in the world and employees are paying the price for uncompetitive corporate tax rates. we have the highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world. president obama said in a in his 2011 state of the union speech. if you look at what we can do by decreasing tax burdens on american businesses, we can actually increase the average american household income between $4,000 and $9,000 a year. this is an average increase to american households across the country. this isn't millionaires and billionaires. this is to hard