bentley at that i'm happy to. the first rolls bentley was produced in the english city of darby rolls royce had been making its entry level model the rolls royce twenty twenty five there's s. one nine hundred twenty nine. depending on christopher tells us that the bentley three and a half liter was the first darby bentley technically it was based on the pretty conservative rolls royce twenty twenty five so they had to make quite a few modifications before it fitted bentley sports car image that chassis is much lighter and the street six engine was souped up rolls royce might not have talked much about horsepower but bentley sure did its technicians were able to eke one hundred ten horsepower out of three point seven leaders have q.b. capacity christophe says they transformed a sluggish a luxury sedan into what became known as the silent sports car sports car. while the bentley three and a half leader does have rigid axle. it's adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers allow this one point seven tonne juggernaut to offe

but a bentley is made of more than would. the hide from seven cows goes into making the leather upholstery for each pentagon preferably from cattle that have grazed in mountainous regions free of fences and mosquitoes with their will train dies bentley workers find and mark any in professions in the weather then they cut it with a little help from a computer taking the markings into account the machine arranges all of the pieces needed in a way that reduces waste to a minimum the rest of the work is then once again done by hand. of postering all the seeds for a vehicle can take many hours. in effect like an artist. as you only find this tool in the cafeteria at most car plants but terry here finds it also comes in handy for making steering wheels as he shows us. the wheel. i see very interesting so that you also have the always have the same distance between though it's got the same right but we don't. either then. this is intriguing and such a simple utensil can help to produce i quote a steering wheel and the finished produ

not only bentley but others in his administration. so we knew that luther wasn't exactly being honest with us about his answer and the media jumped on that. people now feel there was some type of deal between the governor and luther strange, not sure if there was. but the appearance is not good. >> right. and it's all about optics in politics, isn't it? i did want to point out mr. trump's former chief strategist, steve bannon is pushing for mr. moore but mr. trump and the establishment is pushing for luther strange. do you see this as an example of a widening gap in the republican party? >> absolutely. roy moore for 40 years has been the far right element of the republican party. roy moore is a fire brand. this is not something new for roy moore. the ten commandments, his opposition to anything that's not traditional or biblical based has been going on for years and years. and very popular here, very conservative spots around the country. but this is a show down between the very red conservative pope list and the establishment of the

earlier on there the bentley continental g.e.t. drew a big crowd what did the brits bring to the table. >> jaguar/rand rover has been the most fascinating recovery story of the automotive industry as of late their show is really, really good and we're looking at really beautiful cars, advanced technologies you can absolutely see the move. i like bentley's idea of going electric in super luxury so i think they're really with it and spending lots of money on new markets. >> and we can't ignore the politics, and the car industry in continental europe has a lot of skin in the game in terms of the uk market what that offers still a lot of uncertainty amongst the european and japanese carmakers about the entire brexit process and what the end game is there. did you get any clarity at all from them? >> yes, we got clarity that they see the uncertainty. uncertainty is absolutely poisonous. when you're uncertain you do not take billion dollar investment decisions. so the longer the uncertainty will be, the longer the negotiations will drag

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he promised he would investigate bentley. no investigation happen. i think that's a more telling issue dividing people. donald trump coming into campaign for him will probably be huge. he is well loved. we will see what happens. >> bret: it's kind of look at the bannon versus the other part of the party. sebastian gorka, sarah palin doing an event for roy moore and the president and vice president doing an event for luther strange. >> has donald trump become establishment? i think mollie is right. local dynamics are going to mean more than the national dynamics but it's been fascinating to watch the primary unfold. you've had three candidates making the argument alabama voters they are more like donald trump. they are closer to donald trump and they will be more faithful to the agenda. mitch mcconnell who's been at odds with donald trump on several things as of late, ran ads in favor of luther strange. making the argument he would be more supportive of donald trump than mo brooks or roy moore. roy moore could lose in a general election and he could w

put that investigation on hold, you know, stonewalled, an impeachment investigation into governor bentley. at the same time he's going to the governor soliciting the appointment to jeff sessions old senate seat and that did not sit well with anybody here. a lot of people saw that as gross and corrupt. and i think for a lot of people here last night, this was not even so much a vote against roy moore as it was a referendum on robert bentley. >> all right. kyle whitmire, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still to come, republicans now warning the white house to gets its act together in puerto rico to avoid a katrina style event as the president gives a head turning answer as to why more shipments are not headed to the island. more on that next. jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to

and it was bentley who named strange to fill the seat left vacant by jeff sessions.prop pryty that he has denied. >> thank you so much. let's bring in my political panel. nina, you just heard some highlights or perhaps low lights from judge moore. he has also said in the past that president obama he doesn't think was born in this country. i could go on and on. would it surprise you if he won today? >> no, into the all. we are going from bad to ugly. i think on the republican side both bad and ugly. both candidates are pretty bad. it would not surprise me. many of these folks were at the polls that are angry and that's why president trump is the president. >> it's interesting that steve bannon is with moore and not the candidate that president trump is with. and it's hard to imagine any other senior adviser or former vo senior adviser going out and campaigning against his nominee. >> it's also another way vote for trump. i think the desire for this and tie establishment trumpism and sort of loudly making statements that make people angry on purpose, essentially, is wh

add to that the sort of corruption surrounding luther strange, basically the last act of bob bentley, the very corrupt alabama governor who appointed him to sections' seat before he resigned. strange was the attorney general investigating bentley for a number of scandals. >> he might not be -- this wasn't him going against the president, my understanding is that bannon believes when he was fired, left the white house, that the president got advice from the establishment republicans, please endorse strange and that from the minute not long after the president did that despite what the white house is saying now, he real estated he was going against the people who elected him. >> roy moore campaigned on than saying they've convinced the president otherwise. they brainwashed the president. this is the right thing for him. alabama is unique. we live in washington, d.c. where politics see something like this happen and bedwetting happens here in what 80s what is a highly tech term. >> some of the republican seats up in 2018. yesterday, bob corker said i'm retiring. he was going to face a co

put that investigation on hold, you know, stonewalled, an impeachment investigation into governor bentley. at the same time he's going to the governor soliciting the appointment to jeff sessions old senate seat and that did not sit well with anybody here. a lot of people saw that as gross and corrupt. and i think for a lot of people here last night, this was not even so much a vote against roy moore as it was a referendum on robert bentley. >> all right. kyle whit mire, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still to come, republicans now warning the white house to gets its act together in puerto rico to avoid a katrina style event as the president gives a head turning answer as to why more shipments are not headed to the island. more on that next. a coconut water company. we've got drinks for long days. for birthdays. for turning over new leaves. and we make them for every moment in every corner of the country. we are the coca-cola company, and we're proud to offer so much more. >>> there are new questions today about whether the federal government is doing everything it possibly can to help the m

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bentley, the disgraced former governor who appointed luther strange.ding too much into what happened last night in alabama? >> i don't think the numbers in the senate change. i lived in pensacola when roy moore was making his controversial headlines. it was the same market. the reality is i think trump got duped into supporting strange. if you something back four, six weeks ago there was a 72-hour between mcconnell and trump. i think mcconnell convinced him to get behind strange. the reality is moore was the trump candidate in this race. going back to taxes, it's way too early to say it's done. you can't come out on day one and say you're going to lower the upper tax bracket from 39 to 35, raise lower from 10% to 12%. even if it goes into effect, they lost the debate. >> i appreciate it. always good to have you. >>> president trump also addressed the crisis in puerto rico calling it a very difficult situation there on that island as leaders plead for help. necessity say the island, home to roughly 3.5 million americans, is on the bring of a humanitaria

after it admitted cheating on us diesel emissions tastes no votes wagon which includes brands audi bentley lamborghini and poor fish will double its investment in zero emission vehicles to twenty four billion dollars it will offer eighty electric cars across the great by twenty twenty five. the emotional debate about driving bans in inner cities about the future of the diesel car and about electric mobility shows that the times when our industry here in frankfurt celebrated itself and part of itself on the shoulder or over business as usual is no longer enough. critics say german manufacturers are way behind in the electric. but the emissions scandal has raised public pressure to speed up the transition daimler announced on monday it would make an electric model of almost sadie's beans vehicles by twenty twenty two three years later b.m.w. which includes many and rolls royce brands well off a twenty five a late trick vehicles in its running by twenty thirty votes wagon says all of its three hundred models will have an electric option there's a very popular and it's gotten very popular in t

after it admitted cheating on us diesel emissions tastes no votes wagon which includes brands audi bentley lamborghini and poor double its investment in zero emission vehicles to twenty four billion dollars eighty electric cars across the great by twenty twenty five. the emotional debate about driving bans in inner cities about the future of the diesel car and about electric mobility shows that the times when i went to st here in frankfurt celebrated itself and part of itself on the shoulder or over business as usual is no longer enough. critics say german manufacturers are way behind in the electric. but the emissions scandal has right public pressure to speed up the transition daimler announced on monday it would make an electric model of almost sadie's beans vehicles by twenty twenty two three years later b.m.w. which includes many and rolls royce brands well off a twenty five a late trick vehicles in its running by twenty thirty votes wagon says all of its three hundred models will have an electric option there's a very popular and it's gotten very popular in the last you know four to

there's also the complication governor bentley resigned from office and he was the one that put luther strange in and that sort of tainted luther's campaign. he had a lot of problems that had really nothing to do with luther and nothing to do with trump that resulted in that election. >> tara, the senator is doing an effort here to try and make this a very limited situation, but steve bannon, the president's former adviser says it's just the beginning of more. he said you will see this in state after state, people challenging the republican establishment, and maybe even the republican incumbents, and he said the reckoning is coming. what does he mean by that and how far reaching can it be? >> you are seeing a weaponized steve bannon, and you are seeing a steve bannon outside the white house which he warned about when he left. he is riling up the base. it was amazing to see steve on the stage a few days ago speaking like a politician more than an adviser to the president or a media mow kgul, you might . it was steve versus the president, even though he wouldn't want to say that. that's

bush in the other is george bentley. last night, they met in missouri.ut out of the picture but we don't care about him. i like him and all but this was one of my world collided. he told the president that i am his biggest fan in the president said well he is my biggest fan? all my favorite guys together. >> jesse: where am i? >> dana: you are on probation. best "one more thing" ever. juan. >> juan: jake lamotta died this week at 95. his story came to life in the movie "raging bull" jake lamotta was played by robert de niro. take a look. >> jake lamotta comes out of the ring once again. to the left. he was down for the second time. >> juan: my dad was a boxing trainer and among the fight crowd, i heard he was considered not quite a boxing craftsman but from his low crouch, no one ever fought with the kind of storming passion that he managed. he got a record of 83 wins. wow. only 19 losses. 30 wins by knockout. jake, your life was a knockout. >> dana: and he lost two sons in his life. >> brian: they played all his fights on espn2 and you realize how great

look at those two dynamics, i think, if luther strange had not accepted that appointment in governor bentley -- rob: who he was investigating. >> luther strange would have been a shoe. that's the tone for 2018 and various primaries around the country. if mitch mcconnell and dc establishment can spend 30 million to protect luther strange and loses by double digits, nobody is protected anymore. heather: let's take a look at the final tally, luther change 4.51%. won by 44,000 votes. did you expect it to be that wide of a margin and what does this say, a lot of people were saying that it was bannon versus president and bannon won this round? >> you know, this is -- i do think it's about trump voters saying, listen, president trump we love you but we love roy moore more. the second point is, i had been calling for 5 or 6-point roy win. i saw the numbers yesterday and bumped it up to 10 or 12. i think it would have been 15 minutes if president trump had not come town and rallied on behalf of luther strange. rob: it certainly was a healthy victory. >> it was one of those things if you saw the poll

that's put into the seat by governor bentley as a last act before he resigned in disgrace.here is a lot of bad blood around that decision and ultimately this sort of goes back to like 2010. this is a republican-dominated state and a lot of internal tensions in the alabama party. you will see a lot of grass roots conservatives stick with more because of the long lasting issues that have nothing to do with trump. >> moore has become a national name at times. the chief justice of the supreme court taking a hard position on gay rights and constitutionality and having national promise. he understands how popular the president is with alabama republicans and he is trying to urge voters to pay no president to the endorsement, but hasn't criticized the president. >> president trump is being cutoff. in his office. he is being redirected by people like mcconnell. they do not support his agenda. >> i'm sure the president thinks of himself as someone who can be redirected, but the president decided with the priorities -- >> he is more of a wimd card. if he ends up being the one who ass

he, as we know, was nominated by then governor bentley to fill that vacated seat by jeff sessions when he went on to be the attorney general. parties defend the incumbent, so that's what we are seeing from the nrc, those are the dynamics we see a president or the defend their o wn. >> juan, here's what i'm hearing, luther strange is on the senate budget committee. they need to pass a budget. that's going to happen december december 8th. it's just a matter of making sure that he gets that budget through. the fact that this has turned into a huge battle is not something they plan for. >> they really did not. i think it's really come as a surprise to them that in fact, roy moore has his political clout. most people in the state did not think roy moore was going to be such a dominant force come this runoff. there was -- remember, there was a member of republican congressmen running against both strange and moore. he got enough votes that he has now gone and with more. he was condemning moore earlier. in reference to the budget and to the control, you have to understand, bret, most people s

he called bentley and got him the point. they wanted the lobbyists up there. mcconnell wages war down south. the senate leader is being pillared in an alabama special election, the hated symbol of the establishment and he is responding in force unleashing the full force of the political machine in a push to stop two far right conservatives who threaten to make his life miserable in the senate. a conservative making his life miserable in mo brooks. do you remember when ads came out for his campaign against brooks? do you remember repeating and repeating and repeating and continued until the runoff? then he switches and changes it to me. that is very unusual. i have never been in a race like this where somebody attacks both his opponents with mercy. both his opponents. why? republican establishment is at or near panic mode about the upcoming alabama senate race. the primary august 15th, the establishment favorite is trailing. there is little fear among republicans democrats can win the seat but majority leader mitch mcconnell is among establishment figures alarm

. >> the challenger's moore level accusations against strange that he gave former governor robert bentley, who designed, resigned or inappropriate -- hoping to fill jeff sessions' empty seat. >> he'll do anything to get his job. and that is called lack of character. sir? thank you. >> didn't hear anything about the issues or any solutions or anything he's going to do to help the president. >> strange denies any wrongdoing, and says if he loses this runoff, his replacement might not be a reliable republican ally. >> if my opponent wins, there will be in another no vote for everything. what the president needs is another problem solver. >> his opponent roy moore got an almost endorsement from hud secretary ben carson. carson said he's happy that moore is running for the senate because he reflects the state's judeo-christian values that were so important in the country's founding. but that was a break from his boss president trump who wants strange to win and will take the stage for another two hours or so but there's already several thousand people waiting for him. bret? >> bret: peter dooc

and you can't underestimate the impact of the scandal with the former governor on, bentley, and strangers investigating him. it wasn't hard to say the swamp of washington. here's the only way i would have war gamed this differently. the candidate that was the most potentially supportive of the trump agenda, the most reasonably insurgent was mo brooks. if you looked at the his politics and how he would like to shake up washington, mo brooks is the guy that most resembles what he wants to do. what if he had gone in for him? what if the establishment had picked him? frankly, the middle ground. >> many years ago, when i did work in the senate, one thing that everyone agreed on is you stick with your party and the incumbents. >> no doubt. and yet things have changed. we talk about whether people know how to adjust to rules. does he risk mitch mcconnell, that he is always involved in losing. whether it was this loss or obamacare. >> mitch mcconnell is in a vice. he gets a lot of grief frye the republican conference because they think many of them are sort of worn out by the partisan way they be

upper hand, that luther strange is seen as corrupt, partly because he's tied to the former governor bentley, who had a bunch of scandals and appointed him. from your perspective, is that about what the race has been? >> you know, a lot of people that voted in alabama today are characterizing it as having to make a decision between two bad choices. luther strange, who probably would have had a much easier race had he not accepted a temporary appointment to the senate from a governor he was investigating, you know, really i think stumbled when he acre -- accepted that appointment and looked like a lap dog, just repeated trump, trump, trump, over and over without offering people of alabama anything. folks down here don't like to vote for a lap dog. moore's believes are certainly very peculiar, but he appears to hold to them steadfastly and people have reacted to what they believe is his authenticity in someways. >> on that point, i don't want to under sell the extremism represented by moore. i think applies, you know, explicitly in a sense to moore two times he's been removed from his perch as

one week, a chauffeured bentley; the next, on the run from bill collectors, or worse. >> le carré: he'dspent some years of his life on the run in late middle age. so it was a mess, just a bloody mess. but that-- surviving it-- it was also a privilege to be part of it, in some strange way. lo taught you a lot about life, raised them in other ways. >> kroft: what did you learn? >> le carré: i learned, i think, to understand the wideness, the width, of the spectrum of human behavior. and-- i guess i learned the-- the perils of charm, which he exercised ruthlessly with huge success. and i learned about the insecurity of the world. that everything is transient, even our money, our future, our lives, our children, everything. he was always an excellent student, and by the time he graduated from oxford with a degree in modern languages, he'd already learned from his father some of the prerequisites of a career in espionage: lying, manipulation and deception. when he was approached by a recruiter for the british secret service, it seemed like a seamless transition. when it comes to recruiting p

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they didn't have a way to act against bentley because he's out the door. >> i want to play a game for each of you, mark, you first, i'm going to read you a quote, and you're going to tell me who said it. i have to produce my birth certificate, but not the president of the united states, that's very strange indeed. >> okay, it wasn't donald trump. >> okay, it wasn't donald trump, you're right, so it was? it was roy moore, the guy that donald trump didn't support. that's what roy moore would say that about barack obama. he's a lot like roy moore, why did he even back the other guy, mark? one reason is he was basically told by his political advisors, we stay with strange, he's been a supporter of all your policies all the way through, he did support your supreme court pick. this is an uphill battle for republicans to win come december. you're going to hold on to that seat. roy moore might be food for donald trump, roy moore is going to be really bad for congressional republicans, especially mitch mcconnell, he will make his life a living -- i'll leave it there. >> selena, i'll give you t

and you can't underestimate the impact of the scandal with the former governor on, bentley, and

>> his involvement with the disgraced former governor bentley.the attorney general at the time when he sort of informed the legislators in montgomery to basically stop their impeach process and mysteriously later appointed to jeff sessions' senate seat. i was down there in august before the first round of voting. a lot of people said that may have had a much bigger impact -- >> do you think his name was a turnoff? >> it was a little strange. >> everybody has a name, but i thought strange -- >> moore or strange. >> this guy is eerie. i look at bannon. bannon looks like he is. that expression on his face. militant, angry all the time. look at him. he never puts a coat and tie on. this revolutionary fatigue, ready to go like castro or something. look at him. he just looks like -- he's like michael moore from the right. no, look at him. it's all tough guy stuff. look at the way he holds the mike. everything is tough guy. what does he want to do, just beat up mitch mcconnell? >> yeah, he has said he wants to blow up the republican party, the establish

diesel emissions tastes no votes wagon which includes brands audi bentley lamborghini and poor fish double its investment in zero emission vehicles to twenty four billion dollars will offer eighty electric cars across the great by twenty twenty five. the emotional debate about driving bans in inner cities about the future of the diesel car and about electric mobility shows that the times when i went to st here in frankfurt celebrated itself and patted itself on the shoulder or over business as usual is no longer enough. critics say german manufacturers are way behind in the electric. but the emissions scandal has raised public pressure to speed up the transition daimler announced on monday it would make an electric model of almost sadie's bins vehicles by twenty twenty two three years later b.m.w. which includes many and rolls royce brands well off a twenty five a late trick vehicles in its running by twenty thirty votes wagon says all of its three hundred models will have an electric option there's a very popular and it's gotten very popular in the last you know four to six weeks is. pred