baron: we do. if you look at our website, it's right there, you can click there's here and information about how to do it. and there's mail too, that's how the times was able to get a portion of donald trump's taxes, the mail. pretty secure. ms. gorman: susan and pat, can you walk us through the roots of how this might play out in terms of repercussions for someone who decides to provide information to something like "the washington post" or "new york times," is there a procedure where they need to be sort of counseled by attorneys? i know they talked about that last night, he went to an attorney and asked about what the repercussions might be, can you see that things have changed for instance, or that things now in the digital age have made prosecutions fundamentally different? harsher or not, i know in the article you mentioned that you don't see -- you see anti-leak prosecutions not being something that are more likely to happen now. ms. hennessey: i think one thing that's important to separate

not the red baron, the ron baron.t investment calls and stock picks are coming up. >>> the ongoing emissions scandal surrounding volkswagen shining a light on european policies that may have been doing more harm than good. this morning's business world column in "the wall street journal," holman jenkins explains how dieselgate has turned into a disaster. holman joins us now. thanks for joining us. in this piece, it's about dieselgate, but to me it encompasses a much bigger discussion about the green lobby and what they've decided to focus on for god knows what reasons. in the effort to cut down on trace levels of co2 -- >> infinitesimal amounts. >> and man's impact is infinitesimal, really. the notion we can control broader climate issues is up in the air as far as i'm concerned, whether it can actually be controlled by man. in the interest of lowering co2, particula particulate pollution, sulfur d dioxide. they mandated a move to regulate co2, which opened up more pollution. >> 1% or 2% of american cars a diesel. eur

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but thank you very much. >> yeah. >> jimmy: sacha baron cohen! >> stay away. >> jimmy: keep rounding people up, will you, guillermo? >> stay away next year. >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] it just really pisses me off, that's all. [ laughter ] so back to the movies. this is the reason why we're watching television tonight. oscar night is a night to celebrate great films. if you're at all familiar with the movie "the producers" you know it is one of the best comedies ever. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the producers" is a classic, won an oscar for mel brooks, record-breaking 12 tony awards when mel made it into a broadway musical starring nathan lane and matthew broderick. it's been almost 15 years. since that musical premiered. now they're back with a diabolical new scheme to unleash their most spectacular disaster yet. >> they were a pair of political consultants who needed a break. >> that's it! we're finished, through, kaput! >> don't say that, max. >> let's face it, bloom, we haven't had a winning campaign in years. >> max, d

they have the 10-year-old son, baron trump, is going to school in new york. understanding was after that, they might come down. and now there's reports that this might be a permanent arrangement. we're getting conflicting reports. the trump camp says that's not the case. should it matter either way? judy kurtz, what are you hearing? >> there's no doubt that melania trump has been mia since the inaugural weekend. should it matter? we don't have to have the first lady that takes on the traditional role like hillary clinton or michelle obama. why should she be picking out napkins and china when she would be rather spending time with her 10-year-old son. >> neil: maybe we've gotten so used to it that she's there as well that in this day and age, where a couple will have divided responsibilities, in this case a young child being schooled in new york, it shouldn't matter. we should all shut up. >> well, as we've seen with the trump presidency, nothing about president trump is orthodox. so i think this gives a little more leeway to have an unconventional role as the

"the washington post" executive editor martin baron will be on the second panel of the day, and we do expect it to get under way here in just a couple of moments on c-span3. while we wait for the second panel to get under way we'll show you a portion on this morning's discussion on journalism and national security. >> -- if you have ever seen this volume of leaks coming out in an administration. is it unprecedented or not? bob? >> well, i wouldn't use the word leaks. i think it's aggressive reporti reporting, and it's the transfer of administrations that has created the environment in a good deal of this is coming from former people, but i agree with ellsberg, more leaks. and i think david would agree on this, there's this sense that reporters just sit around waiting for somebody to bring in a grocery cart of documents, like ellsberg did, or to call and i think the best sources are not volunteers, somebody who comes to us, but people we recruit and go to and say we want to understand what's going on. >> sounds like spycraft. >> well, no. it's reporting. and it's quite basic, and so i

medidas anti inmigrantes de donald trump abogados mexicanos encabezados por josÉ Óscar valdÉs y eddie barÓndos el regreso de 65.000 millones de dÓlares en cuotas que los indocumentados con su trabajo realizaron al seguro social. >> tambiÉn demandando el gobierno mexicano para que exija prÁcticamente la devoluciÓn de ese dinero porque no es posible que la gente despuÉs de trabajar tantos aÑos les digan muchas gracias y ya se regresen. marÍa: en la cruzada participan 600 abogados casi en su totalidad todos de estados unidos, pretenden lograr que se respeten los bienes materiales que lograron los indocumentados mexicanos ya que el trabajo que han realizado en aquel paÍs no es ilegal e hicieron aportaciones al gobierno como cualquier otro ciudadano. >> es lo que lo ha financiado, y hablar de 45.000 millones de dÓlares por lo menos. marÍa: generaran informaciÓn que difundirÁn a travÉs de redes sociales y consulados para que cualquier persona que necesite ayuda sepa a dÓnde debe acudir. >> vamos a mandar un formato muy simple en inglÉs y en espaÑol de los derechos que tienes en estados unidos y l

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kevin baron our guest from washington, coming up for us, our final segment of a late update of a situationarizona. >>> we are back. we are going back to phoenix, arizona right now with gadi, a young mother is being deported from this country. it is something that happens with great regularities of years past but because of new policies and new presidency being surrounded by protesters tonight. >> reporter: police are gathering and it is a precarious situation that you see here. it is an ice van. down on the street, that's somebody that's coming in and brought this deportation ban. inside this van is this mother, guadalupe garcia. now, you see officers lined up and moving in and getting ready to make arrest. we are told that the people they're going to arrest and somehow they made a deal with protesters and arresting people that are not here illegally. they'll be arresting people here in the united states illegally, it is all coming an end and it is unclear of where that ban is headed after this. we understand it is headed towards the border. >> gadi schwartz in phoenix. thank you. >>> this

ron baron of baron capitol will be sitting down with us for a half an hour from 8 to 8:30.to ron about what he sees. he has something he wants to get across. be sure to tune in to hear what his message is in terms of the market. kate moore who is the chief equity strategist at black bear will be sitting down to talk about all of these issues. she'll join us from 6 to 7. that's the first s. then we'll talk to swamp. judd greg will join us to talk about all of the washington issues you have been talking about. we want to talk to him about tax reform and where that stands at the moment. plus you know that netanyahu is coming to meet with trump today. we're going to be talk to go daniel kertzer, the former u.s. ambassador to israel. we'll talk about how the two leaders will navigate that. finally, we get to the third s, swimsuits. the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition is coming out. we have the editor of that edition and one of the swimsuit models robin lawley will be joining us. can't wait to get in the toolbox with that. >> i trust as well that joe and andrew will be mode

finishes school because it's hard to take a child out of school with a few months left, she and baron will be moving over to the white house. thank you, that's a very nice question. >> go ahead. this is going to be a bad question, but that's okay. >> mr. president, i need to find out from you you said something as it relates to inner cities one of your platforms. >> fixing the inner cities. >> what will be that fix and your urban agenda as well as your hbcu executive order that's coming out this afternoon. see that wasn't bad. >> that was very professional. >> i'm very professional. >> i will let the order speak for itself, but we'll talk to you about that after the announcement, as far as the inner cities, i think it's what got me much higher the african-american vote, we did much higher, i was honored by that and including the hispanic vote, which might i add the women vote which was much higher than people thought i was going to get, so we are going to be working very hard, having to do with education, having to do with crime, we're going to try and fix as quickly as possible. it t

melania trump will move down here when baron's school year ends. mrs. trump has started to assemble her staff. assistance will be her chief of staff. rumors surfaced yesterday that mrs. trump was considering not moving down here at all, instead staying in new york city. an announcement was quickly made following the tablet report that she indeed would be moving here. whether he was lonely without his wife and son, the president said it just allowed him more time to work. the white house has not announced an exact date as to when mrs. trump and their son will move down here. back to you. jummy: some people are asking when the white house will open again for public tours. the trump administration has yet someone -- a point someone in charge of big events every year like the easter egg roll to ensure is working that the white house visitor's office is fully staffed and operational in the next coming weeks. in the show, we mentioned that president trump attended the national prayer breakfast. chance tot resist a take a shot at the man who replaced him on "t

and the white house said first lady melania trump and son baron will join president trump this weekendpresident trump is also expected to attend his annual charity ball at the estate tomorrow. the organization helps refugees, affected by the president's immigration order. >>> protestors plan to gather nearby trump this west palm beach. >>> kellyanne conway is firing back after a mistake she made last night. she cited a mass axer that -- massacre that never happened in bowling green and said it was one of the reasons. she claired she meant to say terrorists, -- clarified she meant to say terrorists, not massacres. cheltsy clinton, -- chelsea clinton, said, please don't. and she said, i misspoke. you lost the election. >>> campus of new york university thursday night. many students were outraged over the appearance of conservative speaker gavin mcennis. the actor and cofounder of the vice media, was invited to speak on campus by nyc republicans. they said somebody doused pepper spray on mcennis. nobody was seriously hurt. police charged those with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct

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. >> police are searching for this missing teenager angelica barone awas seen leaving work day. "fox5" was first to show you this surveillance video. that is baronea leaving work at the wok express in gaithersburg saturday. her cousin dam ears reyes whose body was found earlier this movement ten were charged in her murder and they say it was gang related 4:4. let's talk to michael thomas and weather. >> roller coaster continues but we're on our way to the hill. 70s in the forecast later this afternoon. unlike say last weekend when we hit the 70s with a lot of sunshine. sun, clouding up and chance of showers in the afternoon. temperatures outside right now not nearly as bad at least hire in d.c. as they were yesterday morning. 50 reagan national and dulles on the chilly side at 37. bwi baltimore, 34 to start i day there. not nearly as cold as last day of february. satellite and radar showing clouds comeing across early this morning and you see the clouds comeing across southern virginia and northern kentucky. temperatures will rise as we kind of get under that sun. 57 degrees by

the most successful robber barons. andrew carnegie is a good example, they cut costs. they were more successful in the rivals. --vanderbilt said he could not run a steamship or railroad 20% or 30% lower. >> in the end of the book, when you have these populist -- the start of the grange and these populist movements out west with a huge complaint from with their secret pricing system. fine, we'll be happy to compete on equal basis. >> what they are saying is they here no problem with them in that. >> what they are saying is they are complaining on that special legislation like thomas a scott would pass. the railroads and get special laws passed. vanderbilt's response to that complaint was as long as the laws were the same for everybody, i am on board. as long as the rules are the same, i can beat anyone. kevin: it was a very rough and tumble business time. with few defined ethics. you get the sense he was something of an honorable man in a sense. he had his own sense of honor. t.j.: that is a really interesting trait of his. his business peers had this love-hate is the w

after baron finishes school. it is hard to take a child out of school with a few months left, she and baron will move over to the white house. thank you. very nice question. >> mr. president -- >> oh, this will be a bad question. but okay. >> no. >> okay. good. i enjoy watching you. >> thank you so much. mr. president i need to find out from you, you said something as it relates to inner cities. that was one of your plat forms during your campaign -- >> fix inner cities. >> fixing inner cities. what will be that fix and your urban agenda as well as hbcu executive order coming out this afternoon. see, it wasn't bad, was it. >> very professional. >> very professional. >> we will announce the order in a little while. i would rather the order speak for itself but it will be very good for everybody concerned. we will talk to you about that after we do the announcement. as far as inner cities, as you know, we are very strong on inner cities during the campaign. i think it is what got me a much higher percentage of the

. >> reporter: one day she finds love on the job when 86-year-old oil baron jay howard marshall comeso the club. >> he got a little twinkle in his eyes. he asked me to dance for him. and i did. >> reporter: three years later, she marries the tycoon, 60 years her senior. only after she gets a shot at fame with an offer from "playboy." >> anna nicole stood out because of her face. she had that look. she was kind of almost the embodiment of a bombshell, from marilyn monroe. that was her appeal. >> reporter: a gig modeling for guess jeans propels her to superstardom. but her lavish lifestyle comes to an end after her husband dies after 14 months of marriage with no mention of anna in his will. >> he always promised me, once we're married, half of everything is mine. that was his promise to me. >> reporter: in the years ahead, the battle for marshall's millions would take the former stripper all the way to the steps of the supreme court. but ultimately she'd never see a penny of her late husband's money. without those millions, she finds a new way to make money, reality tv. ♪ anna anna ann

. >> melania, baron and ceelo. >> i should point out true story that picture was not photoshopped. was this one. this is an actual photo from trump tower there on fifth avenue. >> trump didn't even notice he was there. >> not at all. funny. chrissy teigen and john legend showing us what true love looks like or appears to look like on this valentine's day. >> and john's in charge of taking my jewelry off from monica. >> ow. >> this is just one. that's wrapped up. >> thank you. ow. >> she clearly had too good of a time at the grammys posting a series of hilarious drunk snaps. >> she's heard asking if john was mad at her. he said why would i be mad. >> she says because i got drunk. #relationship goals. >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, a major shake-up at the white house. the president's national security adviser has resigned. we have full details in a live report from washington. >>> california crisis. emergency repairs being made right now at the nation's tallest dam. the work being done as nearly 200,000 people wait for word about going home. >>> new this

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has pushed back on these reports saying she has every intention to move into the white house after baronol year. the first lady says she's excited about putting together her team in a statement, quote, it's been an honor to take on e respbility othe position of the first lady with its long history as an important representative of the president, our family, and the traditions of our nation around the world. >> you know, she's already talked about being an advocate for cyber bullying. we hope she'll take that on and more. and for all of you, we'll be right back. silhouette briefs. featuring a comfortable sleek fit. as a dancer, i've learned you can't have any doubts. because looking good on stage is one thing. but real confidence comes from feeling good out there. get a free sample at depend.com. >>> this morning defense secretary attorney james mattis is in tokyo as his trip across asia continues. nbc news correspondent janice with us. good morning to you. already on this trip, general mattis is trying to send a strong message to kim jong-un in north korea. >> reporter: well, he's also t

and so they would send spies and observers like the baron to see when that would happen. but it wouldn't take place for another eight years. when the fighting began in 1775 the british army was supplied by gun factories which would turn out hundreds of thousands of arms per year. a few american gunsmiths that they were to produce perhaps one gun per month. so we needed arms from france and spain. france and spain first provided those arms using as their means of conveyance merchants like diego and pierre beaumarchais as fronts to disguise their source from britain and not reveal that these aren't actually came from the french and spanish governments, but the british were not fooled. in the end, over 90% of all the arms and the equivalent of $30 billion in aid would come from overseas. now, beaumarchais worked with silas deane who was at the time the american envoy in paris to negotiate a contract for these arms even before the news of the declaration of independence had reached france. and five beaumarchais ships carried those arms across the atlantic in 1776 and 1777, an

look at opinion on immigration policy, the public was actually closer to mitt romney's position than baron'sosition. if you look at the past year and a half, as donald trump has moved very visible talking about immigration, actually opinion on immigration has moved in the opposite direction towards a more generous stance on unauthorized immigrants and the like. so the thing is that if i am stephen miller or donald dond trump i need to think strategically how do you change the dynamic and how do you grow? donald trump frankly is pretty constrained coalition and the problem is that he has been doing things that are the opposite of what you would want to do. if you are a disciplined political operation, what you would go is you would deny sympathetic plaintiffs to your opponent, if there is a perception that you are not entire he competent, what you to is move very slowly and cautiously to demonstrate in the early phases of your administration, no, i am reassuring you. i am showing you a different side of my personal that you did not see during the campaign and then you move systematically to e

an they're keeping watch of the trump tower in new york where melania and baron trump live. the city is footing that half million dollars a day bill to guard the trump tower. >>> former republican house leader bob michael has died. the illinois lawmakers spent 38 years in congress and was known for his respectful bipartisan legislative style. president nixon once said he had many opponents but no enemies and experts say civility fell apart during the transition to spiker gingrich and his contract with america agenda in 1994. michael was 9 # years old. -- 93 years old. >>> a generous d.c. family leave bill is on its way to congress. the legislation would allow up to eight weeks of paid leave to new parents. six weeks for people taking care of a sick loved one. and two weeks of personal sick time. d.c. mayor muriel bowser allowed the bill to pass without her signature. supporters hope congress won't block it. >>> a new app is designed to pulse point allows users to get alerts if they know how to administer cpr. as wusa9 evan koslof tells us more about it. >> she was aureoledde

couple was last seen leaving baron south street on february . they were riding pet thrown's black 2001 dodge dakota pick up. they have been working on promising let but no breaks in the two-year old case. >>> the white house says now explained a comment made by president trump yesterday that prompted questions, all around the world. trump referenced an incident in swede then supposedly happened friday night, and as he was talking about terrorism , but no incident or attack ever took place. a white house spokesperson said that the president was talking about rising crime, in general, in sweden, not a siskins dent. abc's mary bruce has more on the president's weekend. >> reporter: it looked like an election flash back in florida this weekend. >> i want to be among my friend and among the people. >> reporter: president appearing to enjoy his time at campaign inner chief rallying 9,000 supporters, saturday. it comes after a rocky week in washington where trump had to fire his national security advisor and deal with calls for an investigation into al

. >> looks like baron's dome. this is a pretty good look. shall we move on? >> yes. >> yes, we shall. >>> coming up, anger spilling out into the streets. protests over an altercation involving a group of teenagers and an off-duty lapd officer who fired his weapon. what we're hearing this morning about the arrests and the investigation. >>> and jimmy kimmel, bares his soul about the pressure that he's facing as he prepares to host the oscars for the first time ever. >>> and do remember to check out our behind the scenes pics on instagram, abcwnn. you're watching abc "world news now." i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans... ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ferent. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for... ...one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round... ...brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to... ...gently remove more plaque and... ...oral-b crossaction is clinically proven to... ...remove more plaque than sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels so clean.

they are doing this because they feel it, both of them; and melania goes back and forth and after baron finishes school, because it's hard to take a child out of school with a few months left, she and baron will be moving over to the white house. thank you that's a very nice question. go ahead. >> reporter: mr. president- >> president trump: yes, i know this is going to be a bad question, but that's okay. >> reporter: no it's not going to be a bad question. >> president trump: okay, good, because i enjoy watching you on television. >> reporter: well, thank you so much. mr. president, i need to find out from you, you said something, as it relates to inner cities, that was one of your platforms during your campaign. >> president trump: fix the inner cities. >> reporter: fixing the inner cities, what will be that fix and urban agenda, as well as your hbcu executive order coming out this afternoon? see, it wasn't bad, was it? >> president trump: that was very professional and very good. >> reporter: i'm very professional, yes. >> president trump: we'll be announcing the order in a little wh

the robber barons bent the public good to serve their interests. the billionaire plutocrats, of which trump is only one, want their cake and eat it too. they want the procedure running the state as well. -- the prestige of running the state as well. trump's election is the most grievous blow that the american idea has suffered in my lifetime. the kennedy and king assassinations and the 9/11 attacks were crimes and tragedies. the wars in vietnam and iraq were disastrous mistakes. but the country recovered. for democratic process to elevate a man expressing total disregard for democratic norms and institutions is worse. the american republic is based on rules, but has depended on its survival on norms. standards of behavior, conduct toward fellow citizens. especially, critics and opponents. that is decent beyond what the letter of the law dictates. trump is saying -- them all. given these uncertainties and trying to wear my big boy pants, here is a sketch of what i think should happen with president trump. this is not about specific policy proposals.

democrats will cast him as agree a greedy burger baron. he is facing lawsuits over labor issues. stein says that should not disqualify him. >> he would not have been my first choice. he is not reflecting anything more than the prevailing view of the labor market is and what restaurant merchandising is in america today. he is not a bad guy for saying the facts about what life is like in the restaurant business. >> chuck schumer says he should pull his name from the discussion. he should be somebody to stand up for the labor rights of the little guy. >> the last big confirmation battle the democrats stage. you think they will give them everything they have. >>> a jump in evacuations after a crack discovered in a california dam. we will tell you what officials are saying next. with the jackson hewitt better than free deal, you get your taxes done for as little as $48 and you get a $50 amex serve® card, free. wow, that's better than free! no free software can do that. i got this hat for free. was that really free? get better than free with jackson hewitt. >>> new evacuations ordered

baron von strucker thought that sunil bakshi tonight at ten:a stormtracker four alert: severe weather set to hit the bay area in just hours. expect more heavy rain, more high winds... and more flooding. this latest storm could create even more havoc around the bay area. over the last 48- hours, we have seen homes damaged by mudslides and flooding, trees down and major traffic delays. some bay area school districts already announced they will be closed tomorrow. good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. tongiht we have full team coverage on what you need to know... starting with kron4 chief meteorologist brittney shipp -- timing out the storm. thursday is another strong storm...weather alert issued. our team coverage continues tonight in guerneville... a rising russian river has aleady caused serious flooding... now with another storm ahead -- people who live there are bracing for more problems. kron 4's alecia reid is live... alecia how worried is the community? they're pretty concerned.this is actually the russian river behind me creeping into a parking lot . with tomorrow's

. >>> we have known since november that president trump's wife and the youngest son baron won't be movingnto the white house right away. the president and the first lady said they didn't want to take their ten year old son out of his school but now there's a report that may not move from trump tower in new york city to washington d.c. when he's on his summer break. u.s. weekly reports say they decide to reevaluate the situation when the school year is over and will decide what is best for him at that time. >>> prisoners take over a max security prison in delaware. the deadly end to the nearly 24 hour hos staj stand off. >>> exploring the changing culture of sex on college campuses. we're live with a sociology professor. >>> last year the story of brock turner made headlines. now universities across the country are taking a look at how they handle similar situations. more on the cultural of sex on campus we're joins by a associationology professor -- -- associationology profess sociology professor. good morning, is there more casual sex happening on campus these days? ? >> yeah, it's prima

. >> melania, baron and ceelo. >> i should point out true story that picture was not photoshopped.al photo from trump tower there on fifth avenue. >> trump didn't even notice he was there. >> not at all. funny. >>> chrissy teigen and john legend showing us what true love looks like or appears to look like on this valentine's day. >> and john's in charge of taking my jewelry off from monica. >> ow. >> this is just one. that's wrapped up. >> thank you. ow. >> she clearly had too good of a time at the grammys posting a series of hilarious drunk snap chats. >> she's heard asking if john was mad at her. he said why would i be mad. >> she says because i got drunk. #relationship goals. >> do the beyonce like trust fall. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm kendis gibson >>> good >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. i am kendis gibson. >> and i am diane macedo. here is the breaking news we're following right now. we have breaking news of national security adviser michael flynn after he mislead the vice president about conversations with a russian diplomate. >>> and steve sworn in. >>> and jerry sa

you have the three people there, steve baron, steve miller, then from the other side you have then fromre is a question of how the vice president comes out of this. according to the adies for the president, they talk every day, and yet for two weeks they don't bring up yet for two weeks they don't bring up the issue of mike flynn? we are a month into the administration, we have had a major breach between the president and his vice president. i'm not saying this relationship is irreparable, but we need a marriage guidance counsellor fast. there cannot be a perception that you have the president and his advisers, and the president and his advisers, and the vice president left in the dark, particularly because conservatives in this country like mike pence. that is important to the president as well. he is a real conservative, they can trust him on economic and social issues where they might feel that donald trump is wobbly, they know mike pence is the real deal and they don't want and squeezed out of a perception he has clout.|j they don't want and squeezed out of a perception he has clout

. >>> baron says the stock could fall 35% over the next year. plus ceo of tiffany is stepping down.rades are both next in the blitz. >>> time now for the blitz. barron's thinks chipotle could go 35% this year alone. >> yes. in july 2015 they were one of the first people to come out and say this growth story is not all it's cracked up to be. stocks down 30% since then. they've been kind of right here. i would just say this thing has already been punished a great deal. i'm not sure there's that much downside but i wouldn't want to buy it. >> i want your take on this, jimmy. comps were up in december. >> you have to wait 18 months. taco bell had that terrible incident, jack in the box, unbelievable they came back. man, that was horrible. 18 months the numbers start turning. too early to make the big bet. i wouldn't want to sell it yet. >> barron's is saying they would have to spend more money on marketing than they would ever before. >> they are. >> when will they start doing this? >> now. people do forget in this country. they do forget. >> sure. >> newell brands had a mixed quarter.

. >> we have nancy baron-bear regional director of the anti defamation league here to talk about theseks for joining us this morning. >> happy to be here. >> how could you describe what is going on in our area. >> it is very hard to describe having been to the cemetery yesterday and seeing over 100 headstones just toppled in no order dating back 100 years or so, it is extraordinarily distressing because that that is hallow ground. >> we reported on that yesterday, we were talking about it, and as you see hours went on then we heard about these bomb threats. it is like it is getting worse >> this is not first time for bomb threats, it is the fifth wave of bomb threats. for wilmington jcc it is their third time. >> you know, we often try to make sense of the senseless. have you been able to grasp why the increase, why knot now >> everyone has their own ideas but the fact that our country is so divided at this moment, that people on the extremes feel emboldened and powered with the ability to perhaps come out of the shadow s, out of the places where they were lurking in years past. >> tha

ashley: several analysts, baron's, over the next eight years, no reason why the dow can't go to 30,000ump gets his way and his policies, his tax cuts and reviewing regulation. if those things put in place and if he avoids a trade war, real war, for matter, no reason why the market couldn't climb at a good clip. >> we could see 2600 on the s&p 500 with just a 20 multiple that means in english this market can go up another 10% and still be reasonably valued. ashley: yeah. >> here's the thing. arcly i know where the little sale is going to be. we're hanging out all of sudden, there is a sale. some new story, some cycle where they say the tax cuts, they will be slower than expected. ashley: yeah. >> it will be unclear. you know he what people are going to do? they will run to the hills and sell. you know what i'm doing? drinking tea, buying their shares. ashley: isn't that the warren buffett way? when they're running away go creaming towards it.

. >> we romanticize these characters, but these are fat cats, first cousins to the robber barons of theto make a buck by doing nothing and putting people out of work. >> economists agree that some up employment, some hardship is unavoidable in making the united states lean and mean again. but the takeover specialists call corporate restructuring. >> corporate america needs some kick now and then to become a little more efficient and less entrenched. >> good year spended off a hostile takeover bid. >> goodyear won by buying back half its stock and taking on a huge debt. plants were closed and workers laid off. the company pays $1 million a day in interest to 17 banks worldwide. >> they jump out of the closet, shout gotcha and buy up the company with its own assets, dismember it and erode the industrial base of this country. >> maybe we didn't understand how it worked, but we saw a lot of people losing their jobs. and a few people getting super rich. and the vibe of the culture being, that's good. >> how much is enough? >> enough what? >> enough money, enough power, enough influence, enou

. >> i believe melania and baron will be here in d.c. >> shepard: and the president abe's wife. >> yes. foreign leaders don't ride on air force one. i don't want to say it's unique but it's an opportunity. >> shepard: he got some interesting questions from the fox business network and abandoning the trans pacific partnership. i guess that will be touchy. >> yes, he avoided a direct answer on that question. he did indicate to my colleague that bailing out of t.p.p. wasn't necessarily a bad idea in the way that he indicated that. he said that having strong bilateral trade agreements that he hopes that japan has with the united states are a good way to go. when you look at the asian -- the pacific arc on the asian side, they like the multilateral trade deals. they like the idea that was gan china. so i think what he said publicly may not be the pry it is sentiments that he has. when you're standing there with the president of the united states unless you're hugh grant and bobby bob thornton, you don't want to tick the president off. >> shepard: john, i hope you get a weekend out of this d

do you think that new class of robber barons is doing enough in the philanthropic world?i would like to remind everyone that maybe hurting was theo, bill gates subject of great criticism because he was earning substantial amounts of money and giving it away -- giving away very little. i do not think anyone says that anymore. philanthropy has a place in your life's trajectory. often, that comes in a later stage in life. certainly it did for warren buffett in his giving pattern. i would be patient with individuals who have made a lot of money but have not yet given it away. foundations, the increase in giving in the country is very substantial. i would suspect it will continue to grow. i hope that there are not tax constraints imposed on givers. i think that would be discouraging. jeffrey: getting rid of the tax-deductible the of charity gifts, that is one subject. talked about. reynold: or significantly reducing it would haven't adverse -- have an adverse impact on the amounts given. that, i used to hear wealthy people talk about their private planes. i used to hear what t

allow their in-house media reporters to do as much coverage of their own shop as fred hiatt and eddie baron allow me to do. i will give you a few examples. >> tucker: out of cowardice you refuse to? >> i did a story about i do not know how many months ago about the failure of "the washington post" to get professionals in the higher ranks of the paper. i also broke the story -- >> tucker: wow, good for you. you didn't interviewed the reporters that broke the story. when you write something that brown nosy, do you feel guilt? a spectacular run of my own publication, my own lawyers? >> read till the end, please. >> tucker: that's the end of it. >> read the entire last paragraph, please. >> tucker: is that where you interviewed the editor who assigned the piece? oh, that was not in the piece. you were afraid to track it down because he worked there. >> i will continue. i also broke at "the washington post" the story of how this is a couple years ago, the advertising side of the paper was putting the arm on the magazine to push content in a certain direction. >> tucker: you are a sleuth, aren't