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grater barry teaches photography in exeter in southwestern england. but he's more interested in the process than in the photos themselves. his own cameras with all possible and impossible materials. today a camera made of cheese. one thing i like to do. is kind of play with people's preconceptions an understanding of what cameras and what it can do. when you make a camera of a block of something that people don't usually expect that they respond. to the camera so obviously in a different way but also the pictures that you take whether. it's trying to easy to build the camera like this but it's not so easy on the net is. a frame for the light sensitive paper is screwed to one side of the hunted up block of cheese. and then twisted into the have assigned and one of. the light passes through the lens and hits the photographic paper which can then be developed. so it works it's just out. after just 2 hours of slicing and pushing the cheese cameras ready for a time to session brendan barry uses old polaroid film that develops itself $3.00 to $1.00. the fil

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places reined in barry positions the model and they're ready to shoot tiny bits you're right. prospect so long for the moment. turn the lights off closed. kind of his photographic paper around in the pages. of time to this point. will make an exposure by opening and closing. one. 3rd. he puts the photo through the inside the camp and does the rest out. it's incredible it's really nice because something interesting. is incredible photographs. even a telephone box can become a camera and print is already planning to repurpose many other objects team. owners of boats boat camera one day. a double decker bus submarine because likely but using the periscope as a camera. his camera concepts may sound rather eccentric. but they do show a new perspective on photography. and they produce unbelievable images. piano austria has been ranked the most livable city in the world for a 2nd year in a row now this is due in large part to its diversity when it comes to all things cultural architecture museums concert halls and coffee houses now with so many options on offer can sometimes be overw

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you mentioned barry goldwater. not appreciating ronald reagan. interviewed him in the 70s after jimmy carter was elected president. on people believe is the man not given enough credit for what he did for conspiracy. he published in a review. he had met with ronald reagan and dragon did not care for him. russia's opinion of goldwater was he wasn't a conservative at all. why theer conservative movement, and also from the very .. >> you got a lot of the table there. you gotta tell you us a little bit of that yourself. you sound pretty connected. >> i am connected. i lived you wrote, in new york, offended interest both in how i see the decline of western civilization, i do not see anything positive for us after president trump finishes his presidency, there's only so much women can do. he's not conservative. i think the administration, . - >> why are you connected? >> clause i have intellectual integrity. i am a gentleman and i go out to meet people. >> thank you sir. a lot on the table there the edwards, where would you like to start. >> i think th

that's what happened in 1974 when barry goldwater and hugh scott and john rhodes went to richard nixon and said you have no more support from your fellow republicans. that's what forced him out of office and that's what any president under this kind of investigation has to worry about. >> here's the problem, the damage is already done. it would be one thing if the white house checked with mitch mcconnell and, you know, mitch mcconnell was like, we can't support you on this. they already announced the doral thing. they already admitted the quid pro quo. it's already out there. so it really -- the climb back is maybe a little too little too late. it has already put republicans in a really tough position. it's emboldened democrats. i mean, regardless of what happens with impeachment, whether the president is actually removed from office or not, democrats are now armed with half a dozen examples of corruption and self-dealing that they can use in a political context going into this next election up and down the ballot. it's really a tough position that trump has already put republicans in.

barry knapp joins us managing direct at iron sds sds macroeconomic. michael farr wit us.sident of farr miller andsh gton. he says the bull market is strong. gentlemen, well nice to have you with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> barry a rough start obviously but you think things could get worse. why?y? >> well, first of all, all growth is not created equal. so what actually matters significantly for corporate revenues and corporate earnings is -- it's not just the manufacturr.g secin it's the spending on capital equipment and how that affects the inflationary aspect or implications or iimpulse, you will, from growth. a year ago capital involvement was quite strong. revenues were strongnd earnings were strong. this year we've had a significantdeacceleration in that capital investment. part of the. econo part of the recessions have started this which. it wash.commonplace in th 50s for example or 2001 when we had a tech there is no bubble today. but trat deacceon in the capital spending part of the economy has put significant downside pressure on earnings and revenues and c

that looks like a lot of fun and i i saw that it was directed by i say our barry kosky because barry cost is the head of the commission over here and listen we like it very much here in berlin and he's won all the prizes what was it like to work with him he's a great director i mean so wonderful production as a corporate action with opera can make and i mean i didn't see the production here in berlin but i did the opera in l.a. and very intelligent production and working with is such an intelligent idea from the director who you know doing boy am from many years now directors have quite difficulty to find something new and that's you need someone genius to find a new new direction how to direct a oprah like blam where everybody has seen and everybody knows so that's the point the big boy and for me that when you find that kind of director who can tell you something you and that's what the case with. i mean people in the offer well. people all around the world now another man i want to mention who was a great mentor of yours indeed when you were still a student pavarotti sort of took

it will cost $15 a month media mogul barry diller was on squawk box this morning and saying there's noay all these streaming players can keep up with surging production cost. >> the question is, how many subscribers does it take times x dollars to equal the massive costs that are now taking place? because those costs are literally insane three television programs. three episodes of 20 each television programs will cost $1 billion today. >> they're not charging what these things cost right now, right? i mean -- >> well, no. you can't spend, as i say, it'll change by the way. i mean, if you're -- if you're a producer, make any deal you can in the next six months. >> by the way, how good does the new squawk box set look? >> looks amazing. >> applause all around. >> a billion dollars for three episodes, i'd pay for that. >> you'd want to be selling into that market. so it was interesting where diller said you have six months basically to go, like, does he mean the bubble's about to pop on the other side? i think it's going to take longer than that for this to shake out. >> before people re

. >>> good news, you're going to be seeing a lot more of barry burke.ke is of course the council to the house judiciary committee who destroyed cory lewandowski in 30 uninterrupted minutes of questioning. >> my question to you, sir, is on national television did you lie about your relationship to the special counsel and whether they sought your interview. >> i don't know. >> why did you lie about the president giving a message to the attorney general about the special counsel's investigation? >> i don't recall that particular day and my mind-set at the time so i couldn't answer that. >> barry burke will get haminutes of uninterrupted question, the republican counsel to the committee will get equal time according to a resolution passed in the house rules committee today that will be voted on the full house tomorrow establishing the rules and procedures of the impeachment inquiry committees. joining our discussion now john heilemann, co-host and executive producer of show time's "the circus" and also an msnbc analyst. we saw two things today. that sailing

barry dugan, the sonoma county of emergency management, thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> just to recap, those of you under mandatory evacuation orders, you have at least three places you can go. you should be there or on your way as you just heard from lili. the petaluma community center and the petaluma fairgrounds also serving as evacuation center and it is on the screen. if you're talking bigger and livestock and large animal, you can take those to the sonoma county fairground, but keep in mind that's not an evacuation center for people, just for those large animals and it's a safe place for them to go. >> i want to bring in a very important piece of the puzzle, rob mayeda and two big events going on and it seems like the strong winds are a huge factor in both. >> going from the wind advisory to a high wind warning and that's another threshold of potential wind damage from the winds themselves and gusts up to 55 miles per hour and we're watching a transition in the wind which fire crews are watching and pg&e and just in time with the planned outages and notice you

back to the market, joining us is barry banister, urian timer good to see you both barry, you've been too tight, earnings consensus is too high and the 2,900 was fair value and that's right where we are what do we do now? >> still a lot of risk in the market when you look at 2,900 just simply balances the high pe multiples you get from low interest rates, low real rates against the earnings risk of a recession by mid 2020, which is what the 50 day moving average of the 10 year minus 3 month curve would seem to indicate. >> do you think we're overreacting to ism given the gm strike, given what some of the regional surveys have said that are slightly different >> within all sectors, manufacturing has the highest gross value added as a percent of gdp it does matter and it can lead the pmi services nonmanufacturing lower we'll get that tomorrow. but i would say there has been leakage from the weak economy overseas into the u.s. market and we're seeing the effects of that now >> so a lot is riding on services and then on bls friday. what's your take on the week so far? >> you know, certain

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barry goldwater, the republican conservative, went with the house and senate leaders, republican leaders, to see nixon after the smoking gun tape was released, and goldwater had carl berstein and myself up to his apartment. and he got out the whiskey, and then he got out his personal diary, and he said that it was august 7th, a couple of days after this smoking gun tape was released, he and the republican leaders went to meet with nixon alone in the oval office. and they said, we're going to let barry goldwatere our smokesman, and so nixon, how many votes am i going to have in the senate. i know i'm going to be impeached. stunning moment, goldwater said mr. president, i counted, and there are four very firm votes for you. i am not one of them. and the next day nixon announced he was going to resign. he was withdrawing from the battlefield, and if you look back on it, you know, 45 years ago, he has to get some credit for nothi program from senator blunt, he wouldn't even discuss the conduct of the president. >> yeah. >> brennan: he said, he didn't really mean what he said. >> he didn't wa

it turns out barry mccarthy spent two years tilting against this opportunity called a direct listing.cked that door open the more i was able to study that and understand how it worked, it solves those core issues you have market based pricing and market based allocation and you have open and equal access for all. if you put in a bid at 3801 from a robinhood account and they open at 3800, you're filled. that's not true in the ipo process. this is totally unrelated to anything that happened this year there's 20 years of data over the past 38 years, 171 billion. in the past three years, 15 billion. even this year with the three companies that you mentioned that broke issue, it's still a net 6 billion positive in first day trades >> so, tell us how you read the tone of the meeting and whether there questions about the startups that are not mega unicorns able to raise a bunch of money right before doing a direct listing that the startups that actually need cash, will this work for them did you get questions like that in the needing >> the general tone was quite positive we have a remarkabl

we remain with general barry mccaffrey. so, general, when you commanded the 24th and you were fighting saddam's forces, is it accurate to say you were like two kids being pulled apart after you fought for a while. >> it's a remarkable statement. you probably can't find a place on the face of the earth that has seen more bloodshed and more clearly understands the consequences of warfare than syria and iraq, jordan, the israelis. assad has killed 500,000 people in syria. the kurds understand that they're facing not just ethnic cleansing, but assad's people are going to go door to door to find the kurds and kill them sooner or later. this is a childish understanding of the brutal realities facing our allies, the kurds. again, the question in my mind is, what caused mr. trump's behavior toward turkey? why would he agree to something so egregiously harmful to our own national security interests? that question needs to get asked. but i think, look, our armed forces have been at this for a long time now. they're pushing a generati

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cut larry kudlow is saying for more on the market's dependence on the fed, chief peter is here and barry james is in the house president of james vest x research rarer to have f you around the table. so welcome, great to see you both peter, we just had this discussion about impeachment and this drama in washington and frankly, it looks less likely we're going to get more fed rate cuts. because of the data or how much do you think can and will be here >> well, i think that the fed's going to pause in october. but when you're cutting interest rates from a very low base, the ability for you to stimulate the economy is very limited. and you look at the housing market the bond market's given the housing market a 100 point cut helped the housing market soing if the fed is sell whag they've done so far as insurance and they talked about the uncertainty about what's going on overseas and now you get a brexit deal and china, truce, whatever you want to call it why not wait and wait until december for example and see how u things play out. because the -- >> you think that's what they're messaging

at the beginning of next year joining us now barry mccarthy. do 130 million subscribers up to 31% year over year i think people are finally realizing that you guys are just on fire. >>. >> it is performing very well. no question about it >> why >> do you remember netflix in the era when streaming first launched >> back in the day >> you were there. >> linear dies and on demand wins same thing is happening. so was the music service narrowly originally? now it is going to go to service? more engagement for you and more engagement drive and virtous cycle. looks like southeast asia which people may not think >> performing plat this corner along with india as well we are hitting on a couple of cylinders at the same time >> barry, when he you guys did the direct list and soon after you had an analyst day talking to your investor based >> right before it >> and you said, you could expect mid-30s i think it was 35% gross margins long-term for this business. you are nowhere near that. >> yes >> are you ever going to get there? >> i think so. we said ove

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