christopher bedford, thanks for being with us. stay with us.e lou: the president had a bit of fun today thanking president obama for leaving so many open judicial posts. president trump: i want to thank president obama for leaving 138 open judicial slots. i want to thank you, president obama. lou: that's it for us. we thank you for being with us. please join us and a reminder to follow me on twitter, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. see you tomorrow. i think i'm getting younger in that picture. good night from new lauren: it's 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. let the showdown begin, the and china's make or break trade talks set to resume today after a week of tit-for-tat. will we see any form of a deal and could higher tariffs be on the line if we don't. cheryl: talks underway today as the unrest in hong kong continues. apple has pulled its map app over safety concerns, saying it was not over pressure from beijing. the pressure right now actually on the nba from u.s. lawmakers to cut their ties with the chinese. lauren:

joining us, the "daily caller" editor-in-chief, christopher bedford. calling for investigation. just like nancy pelosi who couldn't control her caucus and got impeachment out of the bag. he's look at liz warren and kamala harris, including one gaining on him, elizabeth warren, going to the mat and saying impeachment. he's saying holy smokes, i better run off the cliff right behind them. it doesn't show a lot of faith that you can win. but he's worried about winning that primary. >> let's turn to the department of justice arresting an employee of the defense intelligence agency for turning over secret material to two journalists. we are looking at a number of these prosecutions. it's a big deal in this administration weren't number of charges that have been brought on the basis of national security violations. it's one thing the political leaks. these are national security leaks. >> they are, they are confidential reports that could compromise our national security. we don't know exactly what they were because they are confidential. one that appear to t

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editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, chris bedford is here. we are saying you're "outnumbered" but always among friends. let's rock 'n' roll. joe biden's son hunter working from the p.r. mode, if you will. how much do you think that interview will hurt or help you mike or not? >> chris: i don't think it will help. i think he's dirty, he has a lot of things he has to deal with. i feel bad for his dad having to do with all the stuff right now when he's trying to run for president, which is a pretty taxing job. look, he resigned from the board of a chinese firm recently. but he's not going to do any more foreign deals. a reporter dug into the documents behind it and pulled up all the business documents, the last one from september 18th. he may have resigned from the board but doesn't have a lot of power, its advisory. but he still has 10% equity in this company. his business partner still is the financial director of this company. he still owns the company that owns that equity. >> harris: i want to -- on october of 2017, hunter biden invested pe

chris bedford is back. >> thank you.: bannon is hi is -- hysterical. >> how do you feel. >> i think that bannon may be closer to truth than source that chris wallace spoke to. kennedy: i republican that you know and love, you have seen on a daily basis in your dreams and nightmares. >> maybe mitt romney. kennedy: her jeb bush. >> 20% chance, you would need 20 republican senators to vote for impeachment. does not mean it could get messy in senate, i think that bannon is on to something with nancy pelosi, probably will impeach him, she has nothing to lose as far as she is concerned. democratic polling show them breaking even. what they say are battle ground democratic states. you have to keep in mind, house votes to, members of democratic party in house voted to impeach president for high crime of making fun of nfl players, and gain for making fun of the squad and for high crime of this call to ukraine, the new russia in their books. i don't think that mitch mcconnell is up for a senate fight. there is no shot of senate re

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corps under polk and hardee and cavalry under joe wheeler and other damped elements under nathan bedford forrest. a lot of these are familiar because it is the second round of ballots between rosecrans and bragg that will be fought in middle 10 and southeastern tennessee and northern georgia through late fall of 1862 through the fall of 1863. this is round two in many ways. understand story of tullahoma. we have to understand the context in which it is fought and continuum. we should never forget whatever campaign you study always remember it is part of a continuum of the story of that particular campaign. sometimes you think it starts this day and ends this day but you often forget what went before sometimes overshadows and influences what is coming. having said, that let me explain the context of tullahoma. in many ways to understand particularly bragg's army you have to understand that context. let me rewind from june of 1863 to early january of 1863 january 5. when bragg leaves stones river of murfreesboro having fought stenson river and been advised by his corps commanders that ther

we found out when the sisters did an analysis document in 1968, in '72ish, bedford properties h who had the buildig weren't in for plumbing or kitchen remodel permit and stripped the whole facade. so what you see today is not how the building was built. the brick was for the insulator. the whole thing was cladded in plaster, had cornises on top. they found pictures of it. i think i got mine on the internet and from the building that used to be next to us and it showed that we put it in a report that we originally submitted to planning. i don't know if you have seen that. so the three consultants we paid for who work for the city, too, said in reality, it's not historic but over 50 years and has the brick and all of that. so recently, we found out that the resources could be a big issue. so we said, had we known this now or known this then, we would have met you two and a half, three areas agthree years ago ae talking. the act text architects designed there were finishes that coincide with the neighborhood. so just to let you know, we have been a great neighbor. wear from the city. weawe

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i started out myself in a new towned new bedford, massachusetts and the first time i saw an indoor basketballwas like 9 years old and i tell this story often because it is the first hardwood floor that i ever saw. and i feel like my entire life i've been trying to build hardwood floor basketball courts. i once started a court in our home on the peninsula. it took me six years to build it and they had to call it a barn when it was done. we're not going to call this a barn, though, right, rick? no. but little did we know that in only one more year than that, we could get this done! not so hard. well first, i'm not going to do a lot of thank yous. i do have to thank very briefly just a couple of people. first peter guber, my partner. man, did i choose right. when we hooked up a number of years ago, we didn't have any idea what it would be like to build a venue like this and become an entertainment company and he just had the perfect experience for it. he has been invaluable. thank you, peter. former mayor of san francisco, ed lee who's not here unfortunately today and our current mayor london br

. >> will you take us from the time when new bedford was the richest city in america.il industry, into john d. rockefeller, what he meant to the oil industry here. what vladimir putin means to the oil market now. how oil has defined russian behavior in so many ways as a government and so forth. there are so many different stories in this book. but it's all one piece. do you think there's a hero in this book? because i do. i have a hero. >> okay, go. >> of course, hero is austin. what a character, to trace him from the beginning. this seismologist in oklahoma. in fact, oklahoma's seismologist. the guy who was the very first person to deal with the question of, why is there a sudden rash of earthquakes in oklahoma? >> this incredibly stable land locked part of the united states that is not known for earthquakes, suddenly starts having a few little shakers and then dozens and then hundreds and then this seemingly unstoppable rash. and austin holland is just a scientist. he is a sort of humble directed scientist who is there to do interesting work as oklahoma state seismol

for more on this, let's bring in christopher bedford, editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation. thank you so much for talking to us. it is it backfiring on them? >> the closed doors and that it can't be shown in the public until they get everything ready is not a great look and to be straight up with you, everything here is going to come down to public relations and convincing the american public one way or another because as it stands right now, mitch mcconnell and the republican senate are not going to kick president trump out of office over what they think is an illegitimate offense and the democrats are going to impeach him. now it's going to matter in the next election with the american people think is right and if everything is held behind closed doors for things that are leaked out don't help them that's not going to help democrats in this case. but the democratic polling is showing them that in swing districts, voters are split on whether or not the president should be impeached and that is emboldening them. >> julie: are those issues separate because they were two diff

"do the right thing" is about the bedford neighborhood in brooklyn and racial tensions because aevelopingf the white inhabitants, mainly from ethnic enclaves like italians and irish are leaving the city and moving to the suburbs and then you have african-americans taking their place. so, spike lee is actually in the film, he plays a character who works in an italian restaurant. it has this wall of fame where they have photographs of famous italians. a couple people come in and they are like, what are you doing, this is a black neighborhood, you need black faces up there. and it just becomes a spark of tensions that had been brewing, it's a hot night one night, the fire hydrants open up, people are playing in the streets, and then there's a riot. so, this is ultimately what unfolds in the film, but spike lee actually handles it quite between the neighbors in this community and the film itself is dedicated to the victims of police violence, , doesn'tyou know originate with the black lives matter movement, it dates back quite a bit to the civil rights era. helps to makemy rap and hip-hop a n

thanks to chris bedford. here's harris. >> harris: to begin with breaking news. this is felicity huffman, actress. she has reporting today for sentencing to the federal correctional institution of dublin, california. so she is about to do her 14 day stint for the admission scandal that she was part of, and the charges she was found guilty of. she's prepared to serve the term of imprisonment that the judge ordered, as part of the punishment she imposed for huffman's action. she will be serving the remainder of her sentence, with conditions including 1250 hours of community service, once she is released from prison. this is happening now, and as you know there are many other parents caught up in that. we are seeing those other cases adjudicated. as they breaking news, will bring it to prager and i one of biggest games tonic names in the scandal, felicity huffman, begins her 14-day sentence. this fox news alert, new reaction from president trump as hunter biden has broken his silence. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the former vice president's s

. >> reporter: police in bedford found that driver and charged him with reckless operation.er told police he was having brake issues. >> he was able to get the car home safely and parked the car safely. so there's no credence that he didn't have brakes. >> reporter: now, experts encourage communication between bus drivers and students and nonverbal cues like eye contact before crossing the street or in this case yelling at the girl to get back on the bus. bottom line for the rest of us, you got to slow down and pay attention. >> i relate to what the driver said, once you have kids, i think whit would understand this you're scanning -- >> head on a swivel. >> thank you, zachary. >>> coming up here on "gma," rob as you know is down in baton rouge for "gameday." espn's maria taylor sizes up the lsu/florida match. eva thinks it's going to go to lsu. >> gators. >> right. >>> more on that, plus schoolhouse rap. the teacher who makes every math class memorable as our "play of the day." >> everything else in the problem must -- the problem must -- fight r blast offs fight for piggyb

. >> yeah, because he owns -- >> the oracle of bedford >> no, just because buffett makes -- so he got out but he still owns other stuff he is flat for the year. >> okay. what about these other names you said you were going to talk about each one of them. >> oracle is another inflection point story. cash flow is really strong, moving off the sales greater than 50%, done the right things and i think at some point that stock rerates. ibm is a deeper value play, that will take a lot of time. microsoft for years it went nowhere, all of a sudden you have a new ceo, before that if you held it and then the stock went up, recurring revenue, software -- >> you bought it when the new ceo came in you did quite well. >> if you owned it before you did well, too. >> isn't intel the classic example of this very argument growth versus value. think about what the semis have done, the performance they are witnessing but intel can't get out of their own way. >> i think that is the secular story on chip business chip business you have a lot of fixed cost and i think where we are in the cycle it's hard to

. >> reporter: come here to bedford and grove to see, pose in front of, the corner eatery and apartmenting from italy found it on page 143 of their guide book. >> when i was young, it's lovely to remember. >> reporter: shared by millions. fans of the hit tv show "friends." the characters hung out in the fictitious central perk coffee house. and lived in cool apartments. although it was filmed in l.a., exterior shots were taken here. the crowds not a problem, but this is where many here draw the line. >> it's illegal. it's a pretty hefty fine. and there's jail time involved as well. >> reporter: folks for some reason are compelled to write on the building, leave quotes and messages from the episodes. things really picked up after the recent 25th anniversary of the show. >> whenever i've seen anybody doing it i make them stop immediately, tell them i'm going to call the cops. >> reporter: joey tells me that sometimes when fans don't have something to write with, they actually ask his staff for markers to pen the wall. he politely says no. >> it does belong to other people, not to the fans

nay than bedford forrest -- [inaudible] the second coming of the kkk really takes place around world war i and grows in the 1920s. and the kkk became a force to be reck arenned with politically. it -- reckoned with politically. it controlled many state governments including the state of indiana, the state of oregon. their reach was very alarmingly great, and they sort of organized themselves like a sort of social club. they finally came to ruin by the end of the '20s because of corruption. but not because of the odiousness of their political message. and this is definitely a modern history of the kkk in the 20th century that is definitely worth reading, and it has some alarm ing lessons for today because some of the rhetoric and some of the activities of the renewed white supremacist movement in the united states eerily resembles what happened in the 1920s in our country. and that's a place we don't want to go back to. a great book, oh, i really enjoyed this book. this is the story, scarface and the untouchable. scarface was the nickname for al capone because he had been injured in a

i want to bring in chris bedford now, he is "daily caller"'s editor-in-chief.is, let's first talk about congressman schiff and his investigation because, it is all being done in secret. he said there is nothing classified that is being discussed. if there is nothing classified, why is it being done in a scif in secret? >> it is game of hocus-pocus from congressman schiff whether or not it will be allowed to be out or whether it will be out. essentially he is saying he wants to get all the facts to move forward without allowing republicans to answer questions. this is not lined up with what he has done previously. the schiff's problem is is public relations war. the house of representatives likely to impeach president trump regardless. they will not get it through the senate. the question for schiff can he use the investigation to change what voters at this. if he wants to hide behind closed doors, not give republicans access to this, not it is not a good pr story. david: doesn't it all have to come out? this is impeachment. this is not investigation of benghazi

former bush 43 speechwriter anneke green, and dave bursten and "daily caller" news foundation chris bedford of you to at the last second. but this has been a drama unfolded earliest days of the campaign when donald trump was very loathe to release those tax returns. obviously he sees this as a political ploy here to get them in someone's hot little hands and get them exposed and released to the world which of course, they swear on a stack of bibles they won't do but what is your sense where this is going? >> i think the president is pretty reasonable in this case to think politics have a role here since new york has essentially declared war on the president and their attorney general and their governor have said this is one of the number one targets. they want to get to the bottom of it. they essentially decided that he is corrupt and being wealthy and being the president isn't allowed. so their lawyers will fight this tooth and nail. he is in a tough spot per usual regarding these tax returns but i'm not holding my breath to be able to get a look at those in the next week or so if they are

tony in bedford, texas, a republican. good morning. caller: thank you so much for having me. love c-span. i cannot get it in hd. let me go over this part. my party has a big problem with arguing the fact of the process -- this is not constitutional the way the legislative branch is handling this. actually, i do think there is one commonality and that is there was a special counsel brought in and the special counsel said okay, congress, you figure it out. this is nothing more than a grand jury. are coming out, that will be the impeachment and then it goes to the senate and the senate decides to convict, or am i crazy? isn't that how it works? host: the senate gets the vote on conviction and removal from office. --ld you agree with greg clinton and nixon had their day. i never heard anybody saying democracy was being hijacked. this was a lot of people impatient to let the process reach its conclusion. caller: i think i have to agree with that because democracy -- fortunately, it is run by the people. there is a process here, but it seems like it is going the way the constitutio

we will look at what it means to bedford tower later. news. the forecast across the uk is one which sta rts forecast across the uk is one which starts fairly chilly. thursday to saturday, a story of sunshine and heavy showers, some becoming heavy and thundery. an area of low pressure setting to the west of ireland is like a cooking pot of showers, or popcorn. they are going to be the showers. either way, i think we will all see rain at some point. most of us will start the day dry, a bit of mist and fog, east of scotla nd dry, a bit of mist and fog, east of scotland temperatures below freezing. notice how through the day, the showers push northwards and eastwards, becoming heavy and thundery. northern england stays dry and temperatures into the teens, similarto and temperatures into the teens, similar to what we had yesterday. the breeze will pick up through the day and tonight with winds in the southern areas close to galeforce if not a little bit more. these showers keep going overnight and become more extensive as we go to the start o