would let loose like gondry says no and also out of a bashing and sound going well how can you sustain this late what always and the rest that we book proport action and also put up about it but for the life of definitely so diversify and has been very keen now how important is the use of technology in dealing with a situation like climate change. you see social systems of reach and active duty i actually see that policy changes faster than kind of just got just a drive behind but most of the committees now i have received this policy changes with you but the problem is that going to get really. well. mobile phones to get to where the information planet from inside this is to know where you have markets it's really fastest from the from the past what is the south of the new somebody because i know markets is it. my life i did any bending develops my off to be easy and i know the price is the out. so it helps the best way to put it to put these losses in the production systems yes ok michael i wish there was more time cause i'd love to be educated more now how important technology is to

but doesn't have the flash and bash as boris johnson.have the flash and bash as borisjohnson. but his answer is he will sharpen up his attacks on the controversial former foreign secretary. even though he was careful to insist he wasn't attacking mrjohnson personally, he wasn't saying of course, you cannot trust him. but when it comes down to a race with two candidates and one of them says, i am the one who can be trusted and we mustn't have anyone we cannot trust. it doesn't ta ke anyone we cannot trust. it doesn't take a genius to work out the message he is trying to send. it is clear mr message he is trying to send. it is cleaer hunt is message he is trying to send. it is clear mr hunt is trying to push up the doubts that some tory mps, many tory members and many members of the public have a bad borisjohnson's character and his temperament and whether it really is sensible to believe what he is promising going into number ten, he helps. that said, let's have a reality check. both of the men are putting forward proposals that they cann

let's bash. three-run bash. staws up 3-0. miguel castro takes a walk on the wild side.is davis scores. a's sweep the orioles 8-f 3. matt schurzer break his nose during a bunting drill. today he was on the mound with a huge shiner dealing. struck out ten. seven scoreless. the nats beat philly 6-2. if i broke my nose, i'd be out a long time. not enough mock up for that. surprise, surprise. school star, sophy jones, named the gatorade national girl of the year award. >> you have won the gatorade national girls soccer player of the year. >> so cool. the hall of famer steve young made the announcement. steve young's son is sophy's class mate. given to them for their athletic and academic achievement along with character. she had 18 goals and scan asusts this season. >> i came unthinking i was going to do an interview for winning state player of the year and i was surprised with the gatorade national player of the year. it's going to talk a while to process but it's such an honor and i can't believe they chose me. >> how cool. everybody in on the surprise. sponsored by river

we'll continue to hear him bash biden.hink he's enraged over this. >> and deny the polling. >> exactly. so, yes. he's going to stay consistent and remind voters of the strong economy. voters do approve of his handling of the economy. even if you don't approve of this handling of presidency. >> how big of a threat do you feel like the president is beginning to see senator elizabeth warren as? >> that's a good question. a lot of democratic candidates are seeing her as a bigger threat. rising in the polls. some of our own internal polling show that they would be satisfied with her as a democratic nominee and has surpassed sanders in our own internal polling. i think he's going to look at biden as the top target but wael probably hear him attack warren more and more. >>> heightened tensions with tehran. the united states is sending approximately 1,000 troops to the middle east. mike pompeo will meet with central operations command in florida to discuss the situation with iran. the state department also says pompeo had calls wi

jeremy bash, i worked for praise. if i worked for a president and he was going to visit a country where babies were being held in these conditions -- let me read this to you from "the new yorker." the conditions the lawyers found were shocking. flu and lice outbreaks, children filthy sleeping on cold floors taking care of one another because of lack of attention from guards. some had been in the facility for weeks. i worked for a president. if you wanted go on a trip doing those things or the early things i described, babies taking care of babies, i would strongly counsel him not to go to that country. how are world leaders meeting with an american president brutalizing asylum seekers? >> we would probably go one step further, bring them from the united nations, decry human tragedy. nicolle, this is one of the moments we have to stop and say when the history is written there will be a section of clint, texas, and treatment of children by our country. as you remember from your days in the bush administration when then-

i hope these things are not just about bashing trump. a message that talks about health care, economic inequality, education. trump will remind us why we don't like him every day. we need not pile on or we'll lose. >> governor howard dean, thanks for sharing your views and your wisdom with the rest of the field. we'll be back tomorrow with more "meet the press" dale flip good evening, ari. >> thank you so much. we have a lot to get to tonight. we're on the eve of this first democratic debate. one of the issues is obviously a rolling crisis at the border. one of trump's top border officials saying he'll step down today. amid the furor over the treatment of children in detention. democrats moving it much closer publicly saying they have a road to subpoenaing bob mueller. rob reiner is here later in the hour and this is interesting. a former fox news reporter blasting his old network and trump is here live tonight ooh, as well. the top story, the ongoing chaos and crisis at the border. donald trump's acting borde

dana bash. president trump spoke about invoking executive privilege. let's listen. >> i think that -- i'm not overly involved in that, that is really a legal matter. but i think when you have a census and you're not allowed to talk about whether or not somebody is a citizen or not, that doesn't sound so good to me. can you imagine you send out a census and you're not allowed to say whether or not a person is an american citizen? in poland, they will say they are either polish or they are not, right? so i don't want to get you into this battle, but it is totally ridiculous that we have would a census without asking. but the supreme court will be ruling on it soon. i think when a census goes out, you should find out whether or not -- you have the right to ask whether or not somebody is a citizen of the united states. >> a controversial decision there because it is not a citizenship poll, it is a population poll. and some critic tis say this wo dissuade some people from being counted. but he also s

he bashed a number of our allies, he bashed the leader of japan, he bashed angela merkel, the leader of germany but said nothing negative about vladimir putin. it makes you worry about what is going to happen in his meeting with vladimir putin. the mueller report of course has more details how russia interfered in our election, the president has been very soft on that, recently he said he would still look at information, opposition research that came from a foreign country, wouldn't call the fbi. is he going to call out vladimir putin and warned vladimir putin not to interfere in our election again, we should all hope, democrats and republicans that he would do that and be much tougher on russia. another thing that is important about this meeting with vladimir putin as we are in a tense situation with iran. one of iran's biggest backers is russia. is donald trump going to say to vladimir putin you need to press on iran to back off, to de-escalate and go back to a diplomatic portfolio where it will work towards some sort of detente on nuclear weapons, and go back into a nuclear agreem

said 21910 years into bitcoin and jamie diamond has capitulated he's admitted defeat after years of bashing big coin after years of trying block chain not big coin he capitulates and what does he do he issues his own all coy j.p. morgan coin as i've been saying you don't change but coined bitcoin changes you so jamie diamond started off as a critic as a bitcoin basher now he's trying to imitate but coin he realizes he can't beat it he's trying to join it i remember i talked about that closed permission system of the central banking fee system and their member banks well j.p. morgan is the number one member bank of that. system and who is the central bankers central bank and that's the bank of international settlements so now that they see their members and their permission to network starting to break off and see the glory of big way now they're starting to really bashed it big quince proof of work algorithm needs replacing argues b i s study the proof of work p.o.w. algorithm used by big question in some other crypto currencies is not viable in the long term they said it needs to be replac

peter baker, correspondent for "the new york times," frank figliuzzi, mimi rocah and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at cia and pentagon, former chief counsel for the house intel committee. jeremy, i'd like to begin with you. your reaction to the president's words now over 24 hours later. they do linger. >> what innocent person says what the president of the united states said in this interview? what innocent person says this was not illegal, in fact, i would do it again? i think it is clear consciousness of guilt that he called for russian assistance. he received russian assistance. he welcomed russian assistance and he has rewarded russian assistance. and what's most astonishing, brian, is that he has said in the 2020 campaign not only would he welcome it again but that he urges everybody else to accept it as well. it is the complete undermining and breakdown of our election system if the person at the top of the political food chain, the president, says the rules don't apply. >> frank figliuzzi, i'd like to play a clip from a former colleague of yours, andrew mccabe appearing today

and here with our leadoff discussion on a tuesday night, frank figlusi, jeremy bash, andn former u.s. attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years give or take as a federal prosecutor. good evening and welcome to you all. frank, we have reason to believe this is about duty, honor, country. he is not a -- he is a deeply reluctant witness. people should remember he is not there to do help for any specific political party, i'm guessing. >> he is all about duty, honor and country. we should not get our expectations very high that he's going to go beyond the four corners of his report like he said, but brian, i would assert there is tremendous value in america hearing from bob mueller. we're in a society that gets the news from twitter, from a digital stream.m catches a few minutes here and there on the evening news. and we don't read anymore. the hottest trend in the book industry is audible books. we simply don't read. and if bob mueller got on tv and read from the phone book, there would be value in it and americans would tune in.th if he simply sticks to the four corners and recites passage

m jeremy bash, former chief of staff at cia and pentagon. annie karni, white house reporter for "the new york times" and philip rucker, pulitzer prize winning white house bureau chief for the "washington post." annie, i'd like to begin with you. do you, indeed, fueled by your reporting or simple observations, see this as a theme?ns >> it's certainly a theme. he likes to go to the brink. it's brinksmanship. threaten some severe action, and the last minute pull it back. now, the question is here, is he achieving policy goals through this style of governing? the answer is sometimes a little bit, sometimes not much. is he -- what is the aftereffect of this? we've seen it here on the iran strike. i on the tariffs with mexico that he threatened then at the last f minute reversed course and on the i.c.e. raids. one thing that's in common with all these pieces here is that often even while making the threat, he doesn't make it clear what actions would stop him from taking that action. for instance, when he announced the tariffs on mexico, it was ver

. >>> dana bash, and national security correspondent.ck to it on these saudi arms deals and do they have the votes to do so if the president were to veto? >> certainly looks like they would have the votes. it is remarkable, when you look at the names we're talking about on the republican side of this equation. lindsey graham, more hawkish on foreign polishes, on national security issues, and rand paul not so hawkish on those issues. the two of them almost never agree on anything on national security, the fact that those two are signed on, never mind that they're both two of the president's favorite golfing buddies in the united states senate. that speaks volumes, on a policy level, on a personal level, on a political strategy level, that they are not happy. they think this is a bad move for the reasons that alex just reported on, not just about executive power but also on the fundamentals of the fact that saudi arabia did what they did to an american journalist and got no retribution and no punishment from the u.s. government or from the

so i don't love bashing the "new york times." jesse: my parents the same way. sometimes you have to put that aside. somewhat happened was my dad sees this article in the sunday times. it's not fun for your dad to see your son's picture with the words alt-right next to his name. i fight the forces of collectivism and racism. what the "new york times" is doing is blatantly ingenuous. the import of the article is the kid was a lefty, then he became a conservative. then he went down the alt-right rabbit hole. then they implied watching videos like mine which is a so-called intellectual dark web to get people to discuss issues. we pulled him out of that. and at the end of the art kale's a full-on lefty. the premise of the article is youtube is radicalizes them to the right and he becomes a lefty. jesse: i don't like this. it looks like the media is teaming up with big tech and they are trying to slowly chip away at influential thinkers and personalities on social media. because big tech is usually to the left, they get bullied by the media and people on twitter into

. >> why use a stick to bash the mexican government here? why not offer them -- why not offer them help with their southern border? why not say the merit initiative which was an initiative between the u.s. and the mexican government to deal with the drug cartel situation? why not try more of those proposals first before just coming down with a hammer? >> you might ask the next question why right now and here's why. a couple days ago, give you one anecdote. a couple days ago a thousand people crossed in one group. let that sink in for a second. wasn't 40 people crosses in 25 different places. a group of 1,000 people stormed the border outside of tijuana, mexico into el paso, texas. that's never happened before. the reason we're doing things that people don't expect is we're facing things on the border we've never experienced before. we're using tools because there's extraordinary circumstances that dictate those. >> again, it is just hammer, hammer, hammer. why do you expect the mexican government to cooperate if you want to punish them econo

the president bashing the fed for bashing them on not helping a strong economy and then he takes credit for a strong economy. you'll recall last week the fed kept interest rates steady but said it could lower interest rates. the fed on alert but stocks are near record highs and the president, again, with no evidence if the fed had done more. you could argue june would be better if not for his trade war, not the fed, his own trade policy. the dow was up more than 7%, s&p 500 more than %. nasdaq at 9%. unemployment is at the lowest level and trump wants the lowest rates. goldman sachs said the fed delivered a clear rate cut signal adding the central bank would have to drop the rates because of the fear of disappointing the market. they have backed the wait and see approach in order to keep inflation and employment levels near their targets. >>> police in salt lake city say university of utah student missing for more than a week was last seen at a park before she vanished. 23-year-old arrived at the salt lake city airport after visiting family members in california. she took a lyft ride fr

this is dana bash's great reporting. let me lay it out for people who haven't read it. she just broke this news, the trump campaign not relying on the 2016 playbook. apparently, they think that the midwest rust belt is not a lock for them. so they're looking at states like oregon, where clinton beat trump by 11 points. no republican presidential candidate has won there since 1984. is this a hail mary desperation move or smart? >> it may be a faint. it may be something they're say they're going there but they will never go there. the problem is they have deep trouble in pennsylvania and in michigan. i'm beginning to believe those states could be out of reach for trump. wisconsin, still leaning against trump, but maybe winnable. and they're talking about a couple other states. talking about new mexico, they're talking about new hampshire. when you look at the numbers, you talk about new mexico. okay, they have, i think, the most federal workers in the country. heavy in hispanic vote. i don't see how they win new mexico. i don't see how that happens. so i think they're loo

is you know and also i look for bashing and sound going well how can you sustain this late what always and the rest that we book proport action and also put up or about about what they like to be so diversify and has been very key now how important is the use of technology in dealing with a situation like climate change. you see social systems of reach and active duty i actually say that policy changes faster than kind of just got just a drive behind but most of the committees now i have this policy changes with you but by mistake ricky. well. mobile phones to get to where the information a planet from your side is is to know where help gets it's really just passages from the from the passages themself to somebody else around we find new markets is it. all my life i did any bending that ups my off to be easy and i know the president. so it helps the best way to put it to do to put these losses in the production systems yes ok michael i wish there was more time cause i'd love to be educated more know how important technology is to climate change well michael teeth with a kenyan michael

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the relationship he wants that is the same man who usually bashes germany relentlessly well don't read too much into it still to. accused of undermining the multilateral trade system and its institutions like the world trade organization and this is still. fighting to save it. then. towards the end of the year the dispute settlement mechanisms of the w t i won't work anymore because i won't be enough judges appointed that's why many here said it's important to advance the world trade organization. on being. of course we have a number of bilateral trade agreements and we hope that on the fringes of this summit the talks between china and the us are successful of the usually here. but here in osaka appears that the multilateral lists are losing ground the g. 20 is starting to crumble at the edges. and that's because the us hasn't altered its position and is gaining more allies. one of them is joe you're both so now rolled the newly elected brazilian president he's developing a close relationship with his u.s. counterparts saying he has been the great admirer of trump for some time. that

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legislation would allow extradition from hong kong to mainland china un human rights chief michel bash alive has weighed in on the hong kong protests here's what she had to say. in hong kong i commend the sound decision although 42 years to delay passage of the bill regarding extradition in response to the massive display of civic activism by a large proportion of the relation i encourage the old fogies to console rolled lead before passing more amending this or any other religiously the protesters have had to use all sorts of tactics to rally support and keep the movement going and. has been looking into some of those tactics force he joins us here in a studio tell us more about how protesters have been able to keep up this incredible momentum well they have now adopted a new strategy it's called the water and i actually did phrase comes from the very famous washoe our star bruce lee i'm sure i don't know for sure yet and so he said while he was explaining how to best fight an enemy he said you must be shapeless formless like water now i should explain probably should explain how what

it's an amazing place to be. >> cnn used the handmaid's tale to bash donald trump.e can no longer watch the show. but this show is lacking viewers. the heart beat bills passed by several states. meaning abortion is illegal when a doctor detects a heart beat. the "new york times" changed that to embryonic pulsing. the only female doctor serving in the house apparently disagrees with john hopkin's te terminology. saying republicans say a heart beat is a person and calls the heart beat bills a gimmick. >> shannon: the courts will iron that out eventually. thank you very much. a surprising move. high-profile progressives are rallying behind former trump campaign manager paul manafort. convicted behind bars and facing more charges. manafort may be sent to solitary confine on riker's island. alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted this: and sean king said manafort should not go there. it's important to be consistent regardless of the prison. in the dominican republic 3 americans died at the same hotel within days of each other. fox news correspondent jackie has more from new yor

the show's evil characters, white house press secretary sarah sanders, feminists of use the show to bashgious conservatism membership lapse costumes are symbols of pro-choice demonstration it even though the show airs on who, abc is applauding its perceived power. >> it isn't just a show. you see for halloween, process, people wearing the same outfits will better warn on the show as a show of solidarity. >> such an honor. those are our work clothes, the thing we put on when we going to do our job. >> not to be outdone in criticizing pro-lifers in bc's today show had one of the handmaid's tale's newest cast members who compared it to doing a guest shot on the godfather 2. >> such an incredible creative experience and obviously unfortunately a little too resident culturally but it is an amazing place to be. >> cnn used the handmaid's tale to bash the pro-life movement and donald trump. comedian and new mom amy schumer says she can along to watch the show though she failed to give the reason why but you may have heard of the so-called heartbeat bills recently passed by several states meanin

it describes as boris johnson's familiar use of "false promises, pseudo—patriotism and foreigner—bashingking britain in to a no—deal brexit. according to the the ‘i' the scottish conservative leader ruth davidson is saying says borisjohnson‘s brexit plan may destroy the union. meanwhile, the times says boris johnson is preparing an emergency budget for a no—deal brexit including aggressive tax cuts, an overhaul of stamp duty and an assault on regulation if he becomes prime minister. it also claims that mrjohnson would have as his chancellor, the current home secretary and former leadership hopeful, sajid javid. away from the conservatives‘ leadership contest — the daily mail claims the bbc covered up a crude comment from borisjohnson about the french. according to the daily telegraph police forces have quietly introduced policies to let users of class a drugs, including heroin, escape prosecution. the daily mirror reports that baby archie is tojoin his mum and dad in south africa this autumn — becoming the youngest ever touring royal. that story is reflected on the front page of the dail

i don't love the idea of coming out and bashing them but sometimes your to put s that a aside.dad sees this article in the sunday times and is not funny for your dad top to open up the newspaper and a couple pages it see his son name which is all right and that's the furthest from the truth, we have to fight the forces of collectivism and racism and all of those things. within your changes during his stint into disingenuous on its face, this kid who started off as a lefty became a conservative on youtube and went down the right rabbit hole and then they implied watching videosit like mine in intellectual dark web that i'm part of which is a group of freethinkers that are trying to get people to discuss certain issues, difficult issues to talk about we pull him out of that and he ends up at the end of the article becomes a lefty. so the premise of the article that he uses radical for the poor liked but the kid becomes a lefty. >> they radicalizing 360 degrees back where he started from. i don't like this because it looks like the media is teaming up with big attack and trying to

economic powerhouse of the moment and if people large and out ideology they're all just doing china bashing never mind them and that's what china is about and they tried to turn home home into that as well ok we're fast running out of time i want to put one final question to all of your peers brief as you can if you words are a lot of the coverage today focusing on what chinese people themselves think of tiananmen and many are questioning why is this relevant we have social stability social stability trumps everything else why should people care about what happens in tiananmen square 30 years ago be as brief as you can if you would if i could start with andreas for sure i mean everyone would agree that in a way social stability is desirable but very often it is actually mistaken with you know the silence of the graveyard. it is rather silent but it's also there is no life and we have to acknowledge that china is home to 1300000000 people they have every right to live in dignity and free from fear so actually the struggle of the chinese citizens and the chinese people is also our struggle ok

so our thanks go to peter baker, to tau kopen, to phil rucker, to jeremy bash. i really appreciate you starting off our conversation here tonight. >>> a high-ranking government official says he can no longer trust our attorney general. tonight here we'll talk about why that is. >>> and later, the new polling on which of the many democrats running has a chance of meeting one, donald trump. "the 11th hour" is just getting started on this wednesday night. moving is hard. no kidding. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your service online in just about a minute with a few simple steps. really? really. that was easy. yup. plus, with two-hour appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. now all you have to do is move...that thing. [ sigh ] introducing an easier way to move with xfinity. it's just another way we're working to make your life simple, easy, awesome. go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. >>> we find ourselves, i think, for the first time with an attorney general who really is

turn a blind eye to the un human rights chief michel bash alay says she regrets what she calls saudi arabia's dismissal of the un's report into her children's murder his fiance says that such words fall far short of the action needed it during a gate in the al-jazeera. south korea's president mungy and says the u.s. has been holding behind the scenes talks with north korea for 3rd summit earlier north korea called last week's u.s. extension of sanctions against the country and to hostility the measures were imposed over north korea's nuclear and missile programs. more than 1000 people in hong kong have marched to foreign consular offices calling for international help to scrap the extradition bill they say hogan's chief executive kerry should have withdrawn or not just disposed of the legislation permitting extradition to mainland china but testers are hoping foreign leaders will express their concerns of this week's g. 20 or soccer which the chinese president xi jinping is due to atonement. your special counsel robert mueller will publicly testify before 2 congressional committees n

bashful group today. reporter: can we have a little bit about the cost of living adjustment in the appropriations bill, what was the issue with have been uld that communicated bet we are members? mr. jeffries: it is my understanding that kevin mccarthy, steve scalise, as well as the head of the republican congressional campaign committee all support a cost of living adjustment for members of the united states house of representatives. i presume that there are on fwoing discussions taking place between our leadership and their leadership. but that is probably a question that is best directed elsewhere. reporter: there's a lot of confusion for a lot of americans about impeachment inquiry, what you're doing, especially civil contempt, criminal content, can you tell us what the resolution does today for people and where you think the caucus is headed over the summer as far as mpeachment goes. mr. jeffries: the resolution we'll vote on today is a civil resolution to allow the house of representatives to go int

he is accused of murdering the officer reportedly bashed his head in his cell hours before his first appearance in court today. >> and his first court appearance he was escorted by two arm deputies. his arms shackleton decides in a massive bandage on his head. he is on around-the-clock psychiatric watch after police say he slammed his head against the bedframe inside his jail cell. he has a criminal court record in sacramento county dating back to 1995 for domestic violence, dui my petty theft and battery our warrant for his arrest was issued nine days before the shooting happened and he did not appear in court as part as a misdemeanor battery case involving a minor. he also leaves a special circumstance that could make him eligible for the death penalty. >> and includes input from his counsel in seeking the death penalty. >> police hope the investigation will be wrapped up by tomorrow evening mean well he was given a court appointed attorney and he will be back in court one month from today. >>> >> in addition to murdering a police officer he is charged with illegally possessing and

so my frame of mind was not the best. >> dana bash, back with us now. it is interesting.his is the situation she's in from the president is the question about when she, why she didn't come forward sooner. >> yeah. that's always a question when you have allegations that are old. when you have people who say that they were attacked, assaulted, harassed, any form of that and didn't report it to the police, just like her. >> did she tell people at the time? >> i don't know the answer to that look, this is something we live through when this whole me too era exploded a couple years ago, i guess a year-and-a-half ago, and the fact that even during that time when people were feeling more empowered, she says she didn't feel confident enough and comfortable enough. she still thought it was her fault. again, these allegations, is very telling. and, yes, she is writing a book. she has written a book. she wants to sell this book. this is one allegation apparently among several others about men in new york city. and the president denies it. she is right. it is a he said-she said until

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way to pay from some of her proposals, financial transaction tax and the like, a lot of wall street bashingdays, do you think? is that what we will hear? >> i don't know if you will hear wall street bashing but what you will hear is donald trump has had proposals that help the ultra wealthy and not the average person, not someone like my family, not someone like families across the country. what you will hear from them is how they will help those families. connell: we're looking at the polls. joe biden had a comfortable lead in the average at 32. sanders, warren, harris, mayor pete and o'rourke, only warren and o'rourke tonight. is it fair -- you wouldn't say tomorrow night is the main event? >> both have strong candidates. also have senator booker tonight. off lot of senators on both -- you have a lot of senators on both nights and elected officials and governors. i think that positive message, if i were a voter tonight, i would look like how will that person help you? >> a chance for one of those candidates to break through. thank you very much for joining us >> thank you for having me. c

. >> reporter: but this andy warhol-themed bash isn't just for fun, and it is a lot of fun.event has one goal. sell this brand-new $15.6 million house. >> i think a wine and cheese , with multi-milliongoinuiin lo. dollar spec homes springing up all over l.a.'s poshest neighborhoods. right now there are 60 homes on the market that cost more than $20 million. with so much supply, selling high-end houses is getting competitive. is this what it takes to sell a mansion now? >> well, i don't consider this to be a mansion. i consider this to be a luxury home, but it certainly helps to go ahead and put this kind of effort and thought into the home and into the marketing of the home. >> reporter: so this house has only been on the market for five or six hours? >> yes. >> reporter: if you haven't just tried to put this on the market and see if the buyers come why not try that first before throwing a huge party like this? >> well, that's no fun, and buyers have choices. so we wanted to differentiate this house. >> reporter: differentiating is key, with even more luxury homes on the hor

>> bashing either side is not good for me.nce has jordyn said i'm sorry. >> things happen and of course i'm sorry and apologetic as much as i can be. >> we caught up with jordyn last night. she launched her collection, boohoo by jordyn woods. >> she provides for her whole family off what you have given her, and the disrespect. >> i'm out here hustling. i started modelling when i was 18. you know, i work hard. >> as for khloe, she's all about moving on. she turns 35 today and is promoting season five of "revenge body." >> i feel honored people are trusting me with this injury. you have to be vulnerable. >> does khloe kardashian have a little bit of a revenge body? khloe, are you dating now. >> no, i'm not. i'm enjoying life and time with my baby. i'm so fine not dating right now. fine. just not even in that head space. but you never know what will happen. >> i think all the women are trying to move on. jordyn told me she wants to move past the negativity and she's truly sorry, but now she's focused on work and family. speaking

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