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>>ia just took the words out of my mouth. again he took aim at comedian samantha bee about saying something offensive about his daughter ivanka trump. david wrote the antidote to trump is decency. trump wants to the bee controversy as an example of civility and restraining from ugly talk is the best answer. donald trump and his people will violate the decencies of ordinary life no matter what bee or any other hate target of opportunity may say or do. but by violating those decencies herself bee greatly eased the trump people's task of obfuscating their own such violations. what do you think? >> here's the problem, is that it's so easy to be provoked by trump. and the trump team will use any bad language, bad behavior by anyone on the opposing side or in the center against them and say, you see, that's the way they all act. they're going to take one instance and make it into a thousand. of course, president trump will do it a thousand times. so i think david's point is well-taken. the way to deal with trump is to show american values do not exhibi

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at u.s. equity futu futures. the nasdaq down marginally ba ia me >>> welcome back to "squawk box. ing full steam ahead with a $65 billion bid to buy fox assets the offer coming after at&t got the green light. here to talk all about it is rlj's company founder and chairman of bet network. bob is with us good morning to you, bob >> good morning. >> sow know, all of these gentlemen around the table or should we say now in the ring this morning, whether it be bob eiger or brian roberts or rupert murdock. if you were to try to game out how this could go, you'd think what >> well, first of all, i'd say the acquisition of content by distribution companies is not new. jan malone pioneered this one. he invested in bet, discovery and turner back then it was a strategic necessary. i'd say now it's a strategic imperative because of the wide opened distribution platforms that allow anyone with the capability to produce innovative content to get into the business so i understand clearly why directv wants time warner/hbo and comcast wants the fox entertainment aspect and the distribution both in

ia in 1971, all of these f.b.i. documents, i was struck in looking at those you sent along, the f.b.i., according to these documents, -- 40% of the case files were dealing ed with surveillance of political organizations. anti-war left wing groups. just by comparison only, 25% of bank les focused on robberies. a t anti-war activists were much bigger problem than bank robberies. that, we can talk about the expanding definition of war as another piece of 1968 and this is a different way of bringing the war back perhaps. >> so i begin, this is -- you all know about the women's international league for peace freedom. it's a great organization, still around. years so a couple of before 1968, they were being watched because it was the 50th to versary, they went back the 1920s and martin luther king was coming to speak. everybody was interested in that and to your points about blacks blacks had their own section and keep in mind all student had their own section so this was the list of the files and what they took out. of a leverly on the night match, mous boxing ali, they knew that the guard would be distracted, an sure en

--ia: he has been voting focusing on this meeting at what comes into this.ere was a suggestion that the former spike chief hadormer spy been given a letter directly by kim jong-un that asked the president to meet him without big concessions at this point. of course, we made the point with kevin earlier that even just having this meeting ultimately is seen as far as the president's critics are concerned as a huge concession. scarlet: absolutely. and it comes on the heels of controversial comments made by john bolton about how he would like to see the north koreans follow a libya model in which the country would give up all of its new your weapons first. certainly that is not encouraging for a country like north korea, who can only look at what happened to him at mark -- to be off the and what happened when he -- to ghadaffi. julia: clearly, a lot of work still needs to be done. the question is what progress is being made, and we are looking now at live pictures of the president, lots of photographs being taken. we can't say enough how historic these kinds of

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ia defeated costa ricata speclar free >>> let's get to the golf course. final round of the u.s. open out in the hamptons. tommy fleetwood started the day atmazing day yesterday. he fought back and he shot seven under a 63, only sixth 63 in u.s. oton his. he was in the clubhouse at two er. the oth guy still had10 like oles to play and so he waitedhe asir scores got higher and higher and he e up one held on and was able to by one stroke back to back u.s. open championships for koepka. he shoots a two under 68 beat fleetwood by one, seventh golf ever in 115 years to win back to back. baseball diamond nationals on the road in toronto facing the series.ys for a three game theynly had to win one to get a first winning canada. didn't happen. they swept. scored two runs in the third. blays fought back. this was game at six in the eighth. bryce up with the bases loaded and h out and jays could scoreewe more runs. the nationaot still have had a win north of the border since 2012. >>> the orioles have not had many wins at all this year. as a matter of fact they're 20 and 50 on the season. but they got a win fed the miami marlins. o's dominated this

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