he wants biggs to deliver the massive consumers in harlem. they start by sampling different blends. >> you have to appeal to the younger generation and for us it's to find the flavor profile that they are liking. >> i'm happy with the brand messages, the quality of spirits that they have. >> and thanks to the people like biggs, you have the opportunity to enrich people. >> biggs has another clothing business called reasonable doubt. his head of merchandising has been watching t-shirt trends. >> what's the reason you've been getting the whole 90s, hip hop. that era right now. >> it's everything. there's nothing hotter than 90s hip hop. it's blowing out in every retail from blooming dales down. >> the reasonable doubt street wear label takes its name from jay z's first album. they're all for it and today he's just received access to use some never released photos. >> there's photos i've never seen before. >> i've probably known since i was about 14 years old so we go way back. >> we come from the same place. we've been doing this for a long tim

congressman gohmert and congressman biggs. thank you, both. up next, the desperation on the radical dimms on full and ugly display this afternoon as they tried to delay judge brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court. >> why don't you just ask the president? dr. ford can't do this. we clearly haven't been able to do this. but just ask the president to reopen the f.b.i. investigation. >> i think the committee is doing -- you are doing the investigation. i'm here to answer your questions. >> lou: straightforwardly. we'll take that up r - at athene, we think it's time for the financial world to stop acting the same old way. you need a partner that is willing to break free from conventional thinking. we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can l

congressman gohmert and congressman biggs. thank you, both. up next, the desperation on the radical dimms on full and ugly display this afternoon as they tried to delay judge brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court. >> why don't you just ask the president? dr. ford can't do this. we clearly haven't been able to do this. but just ask the president to reopen the f.b.i. investigation. >> i think the committee is doing -- you are doing the investigation. i'm here to answer your questions. >> lou: straightforwardly. >> lou: straightforwardly. we'll take that up r ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you >> lou: the senate dimms showing us today how low they are willing to go in order to try to regain power in washington during today's hearing for dr. ford and judge kavanaugh. senator m

congressman gohmert and congressman biggs. thank you, both. up next, the desperation on the radical dimms on full and ugly display this afternoon as they tried to delay judge brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court. >> why don't you just ask the president? dr. ford can't do this. we clearly haven't been able to do this. but just ask the president to reopen the f.b.i. investigation. >> i think the committee is doing -- you are doing the investigation. i'm here to answer your questions. >> lou: straightforwardly. we'll take that up right after this quick break. so you just walk around telling people geico could help them save money on car insurance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! just a second, we also have the mendez mediation. brian is going to take the lead just follow his- hello. uh, no i need it right now. yeah... success is a numbers game. and

congressman gohmert and congressman biggs. thank you, both. up next, the desperation on the radical dimms on full and ugly display this afternoon as they tried to delay judge brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court. >> why don't you just ask the president? dr. ford can't do this. we clearly haven't been able to do this. but just ask the president to reopen the f.b.i. investigation. >> i think the committee is doing -- you are doing the investigation. i'm here to answer your questions. >> lou: straightforwardly. we'll take that up r what do you mean it's not working out, craig? i just introduced you to my parents. psst! craig and sheila broke up. what, really? craig and shelia broke up!? no, craig!? what happened? i don't know. is she okay? ♪ craig and sheila broke up! craig and sheila!? ♪ as long as office gossip travels fast, you can count on geico saving folks money. craig and sheila broke up! what!? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-

arthel: congressman biggs, you bring up some important points there. i want to continue after the break. if you would stand by for me, we will talk in a moment. >> absolutely. arthel: thank you, sir. >> you bet. nagers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. arthel: we want to bring back the republican congressman of arizona, andy biggs, a member of the house judiciary committee. thanks for sticking around with us. i want to ask you to clarify, did you say dr. ford should testify monday, and if not monday, the confirmation process should proceed? >> that's my opinion. i mean, i think it would be an opportunity for her to c

congressman andy biggs told us the dems made kavanaugh look big.ws is calling on president trump to declassify the document on the spying of carter page. nike ignoring the massive backlash after cheryl: that editorial fingering president trump. is there a resistance movement. cheryl: social media stock taking after-- did the companies just throw in the towel and a greater regulation? lauren: media stocks may draw the plastic down 100 points. cheryl: looking at futures this morning we are

congressman andy biggs. he joins me now. congressman biggs, i am sad for the process. yesterday was a horrible day. it was a horrible day for judge kavanaugh and his family. it was a horrible day for america. i don't know one single person who was feeling good about what they saw on display yesterday. your thoughts? >> well i agree with you that it was a rough day yesterday, and very difficult day for both doctors ford and judge kavanaugh but i want to make two point if i can. first of all, it is interesting, i think it is a good thing that we have a republican form of government. that is to say you have people who actually having hearings here representing the people. it may not have gone as pretty as i wanted. it may not have gone, the process was not clean. we didn't have any kind of dictation coming down from above basically scuttling the process. and i think that is an important point to make and understand. trish: i disagree with you, congressman. i think the process in this was actually utterly awful. >> yeah. trish: to me this information should have been provi

joining us now, congressman andy biggs, it's great to have you with us. i've got to start with, again, the leadership of the house. the president has called for, has promised the wall. we've got the border patrol capturing these ms-13, the other central american gang members, and the drugs are still being just pouring over that border. it is an opiate crisis, a national crisis and republican leadership tells torch go to hell. collateral damage and the president's wall is not going to be funded and says with 55 days before the midterms. >> yep. well, lou, i've got to tell you i'm frustrated as anything. in the overall budget, we're asking for less than one-half of 1% to build a wall that will preserve our sovereignty. it will stop cross border criminality. it will slow down human trafficking and smuggling. not the be all to everything, but i'll tell you what, we could build, it fund that wall. and if you don't like that, i've got a bill that provides offbudget funding, and gets assigned to seven committees. i'm frustrated, the american people are frustrate

congressman andy biggs told us the dems made kavanaugh look big.p to declassify the document on the spying of carter page. nike ignoring the massive backlash after choosing colin kaepernick of its "just do it" campaign. we thank you for being with us. tomorrow dr. sebastian gorka will be with us. you can catch us on the fox news channel. good night from new york. charles: we will see if they do, vince, great job. >> good evening, everybody, top stories, day 2 of the kavanaugh supreme court confirmation hearings, the radical dems still trying to disrupt and delay those hearings in spite of the outrageous ignorant conduct of the committee dems and leftest protestors, president trump's high court nominee handling their ignorance with grace and constraint. >> i've watched his -- his remarks, i've watched his performance and statements and honestly they've been totally brilliant. i think that the other side is grasping at straws and really the other side should

congressman andy biggs told us the dems made kavanaugh look big.g on president trump to declassify the document on the spying of carter page. nike ignoring the massive backlash after choosing colin kaepernick of its "just do it" campaign. we thank you for being with us. tomorrow dr. sebastian gorka will be with us. you can catch us on the fox news channel. good night from new york. kennedy: the president calls the "new york times" gutless and questions whether it's treason after the times publishes an explosive anonymous op-ed reportedly written by a senior trump official. author or authoress says he and other white house officials are working behind the scenes to top the president's misguided impulses. he says i'm part of the resistance inside the trump administration and says he and

. >>> next to jason biggs who is making us all break out into a sweat this morning. >> the "americanactor pulled on a pair of tube socks, plum shorts and headband sporting the classis raisin bran character. >> it's all for a new promo for the cereal, but it's also serving to show off the 40-year-old's amazingly toned physique. >> biggs also showed off just how nimble he is with crunches and high kicks and just kind of laying around. he wears it well. >> it has a super bowl ad written all over it. it also seems like tmi in some of those kicks. >> he's flexible. >>> finally, the new development this morning with macaulay culkin. >> the actor is best known for playing kevin mcallister, "home alone." the 38-year-old who has been making cameo appearances on tv shows as well as forming his tv-themed pizza comedy rock band. >> now he's turning to twitter to apparently book his next audition. tweeting to j.k. rowling, can you write me into the next movie? i'm macaulay culkin. you write me into the next movie? women are standing up for what they deserve in the office in the world and finally,

he is judiciary committee member andy biggs.our case, good to see you, congressman. >> good to be with you, liz. let's get this straight. when the obamas and the democrats are talking about fearmongering. they have no policies to talk about. all they have is emotion, visceral incitement and fearmongering, that is in my mind, the left views politics as a war. republicans view it as an election. so they're saying everything, doing everything they possibly can to insight fear. so when president obama says they're going to take away democracy or fire everyone, hillary clinton said we have nobel prize economist saying the stock market is going to collapse, they're not talking about policies. they're trying to insight and mobilize people for fear. that's what president obama said, a community activist, this has spread throughout the entire left. liz: it's gotten to the point where hillary clinton says get rid of the electoral college. you know what else is going on, representative biggs, we've got a new "gallup poll," the republican f

you have a report for bigg. they have applied to extend their current type-48 license at 98 turk street to include 94 turk street. if approved, allow them to sell off sale beer, wine and distilled spirits. one letter of support -- i mean one letter of protest, 0 letters of support. they are located in plot 176, which is considered a high crime area. census track 125.01, considered a high saturation area. tenderloin station has no opposition. approve with the following recommended conditions. number one, sales of alcohol beverages for consumption off the premise is prohibited. number two, petitioner shall actively monitor the area under their control in effort to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recent certified abc5257. number three, petitioner responsible for maintaining free of litter the area adjacent to the premise over with i they control as depicted on the most recent certified abc257. number four, no noise shall be audible at any nea

effect even more of a fact than a regulation than government regulation good to speak with you john biggs joining us there from new york thanks very much a while afghanistan is making it progress in some areas on women's rights in others change is coming slow and only a tiny percentage of licensed drivers are women and many of them often face abuse and threats from men who see it as an affront to afghan culture tony abbott the reports from the capital kabul. to cope with driving in kabul you need nerves of steel and a strong heart the afghan capital has some of the most challenging driving conditions anywhere more than half a million vehicles compete for space on narrow roads is difficult for the experienced driver but downright daunting for a learner and even more so if you're a woman you still easy because even though women are allowed to drive by law many men say culturally it is wrong but they are for them again there are lots of men he verbal abuse you they block your car motorcyclists right alongside shouting about things no one helps us other memories i driving school instructors t

it is now a much bigge storm and the threat has not diminished. >> you were saying ito well in our meeting. yeah, it is a category 2 but a category 4 with thet rain t we'll get out of this. especially all the way through the carolina coast. this is a monster storm of the 400 miles end to end. we'll feel the impact here as well. >> down toward the carolina coastline, you see how close i is. less than 100 miles off the coast of north carolina and it is continuing to make its way on a very slow track. you can see the center of circulation. no well defined eye. n this i longer a major hurricane where you have the well defined eye in the middle but still a monster storm.ur 105-mile-an-winds. only at five miles an hour. this is an update. this just cameout. moving at only five miles per hour. thhy's this is so dangerous. five miles per hour producing in just torrential tropical rains day after day. here it is tomorrow morning at 8:00. only just then coming in toward the shore. again, slowing cidown, pro that rain in toward the atlanta area. western back towar south carolina and then closer to ou

lou: judge kavanaugh - congressman biggs, does he - does he win the support of all the republicans and perhaps a few democrats? what is your outlook on how that vote will go? >> if there is fairness then he will win all the republicans and a few democrats. i think grandma was right. this is not the town of fairness. he wins the nomination. i think the fact that the discrepancies were big enough with the witnesses that you allow some of the republicans who were women to vote for judge kavanaugh. i hope he gets confirmed. this has been a travesty from the beginning. he was mistreated and his family - you can see that on the face and the pain. >> think of what they did to doctor ford. lou: there is no question of the confidentiality that she herself reaffirmed she absolutely insisted upon was important to her, a commitment from the democrats on the committee and they violated it. they betrayed that confidentiality and acted, not to protect her or to address injury. it was rather to explain her. that's what they tried today and because of this great nominee, the president shows extremely w

andy biggs, arizona congressman and member of the house judiciary committee. first of all, i just want to get an understanding of where we are with investigating an op-ed column and why it is critical to find out who that person is. mercedes schlapp just said it, to set this up, this is important from the white house. the president has to be able to trust his inner circle. >> let's think about this. if this person, if it is a person at all, if it's a real person they claim to be in the inner circle of president trump. it means they have some kind of security clearance. we need to know who it is because we need to know that they shouldn't have security clearance anymore. that's one very important point. the second important point is, president trump is making serious decisions and he needs to know where the leak is coming from. we need to start their as well. let's find out who it is and remove them immediately. >> harris: have we as a nation done enough and has the administration done enough prosecuting and going after leaks? we know it happens in every admini

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he went on to talk about obama's years dominated by, he said, higher taxes, slower growth, g bigg biggspending, smaller military. >> the president himself, donald trump said, well, he slept through it. it made no difference. it didn't move the needle. you know, we haven't got a sound bite out of it or a headline today. again, no particular follow-up. it doesn't seem to be linked to any kind of organizational strategy. so, politically, it's kind of a nothing burger in some regards. >> it seems like it, but let's look at some poll numbers from january, this past january, of favorable views of president obama. they're strong. nonwhites, 80%. 18 to 35-year-olds 79%, women 72%, independents 66%, all people who have a favorable view of barack obama. with that said, tim naftali, how valuable is president obama to democrats right now? >> i believe the issue is going to be turnout, turnout, turnout, turnout. and barack obama is a proven master at getting democrats to turn out to vote. and i can't see how it hurts democrats to have obama out on the campaign trail. the fact that obama never left

i bigg beg master's pardon. it's what i ain't used to, never did and can't do. no way possible. he is saying i can't do this. i can't whip someone else. and lagree responds. we've got jesus, and uncle tom and the devil in this lagre, responding you learn a pretty smart chance of what you did know. he struck tom a heavy blow across the cheek. and followed up with an inflicks by a shower of blows. so putting his hand up to his face to wipe blood, i am willing to work night and day and work where there is breath in me. but i can't feel right. and i ain't never shall do it. never. this is what he says. so the book closes with the brutal murder of this over seer. a guy named uncle tom. how do you feel southererns respond to this? >> they're angry right? so is this exposition, maybe? are southererns going to read this book? to see what the fuss is about? yes? they do read it. they do and will write lots of responses to this book. beyond writing responses and saying we're kind to our slaves and do good things to them, this is one story that is stuck out to me. i don't know the source.

. >> the dow suffered its bigge drop in about a month and led lower by boeing, united technologies andpillar. hera beginning talks with japan and so far also appeared to ae off to difficult start. no surprise that the usual trade-related suspects traded down. metal to mining stocks, oil companies and large chinese stocks like alibaba, and baidu. it fell off 3% and it was strong hose atal media and for home keeping score of what exactly moves the market. number one it'srade fears a number two, it's the federal reserve raising rates, and number three, technology, leadership faltering, but political turmoil in washington, not so mucht a big mar mover. for "nightly business repois," i'm bobi at the new york stock exchange. >>> apple says some of the proposedit tariffs would some of its products. in a letter to the u.s. trade representative,pplendicated that a proposed 25% tariff on $200 billion worth of chinese imports would affect a wide variety of its productsg includhe apple watch. shares fell a fraction in ing today. >>> well, trade, the economy and taxes are just some of the issu b th

effect even more of a fact than a regulation than government regulation good to speak with you john biggs joining us there from new york thanks very much a while afghanistan is making it progress in some areas on women's rights in others change is coming slow and only a tiny percentage of licensed drivers are women and many of them often face abuse and threats from men who see it as an affront to afghan culture tony abbott the reports from the capital kabul. to cope with driving in kabul you need nerves of steel and a strong heart the afghan capital has some of the most challenging driving conditions anywhere more than half a million vehicles compete for space on narrow roads is difficult for the experienced driver but downright daunting for a learner and even more so if you're a woman you still easy because even though women are allowed to drive by law many men say culturally it is wrong but they are for them again there are lots of men he be abuse you they block your car motorcyclists right alongside shouting about things no one helps us. of the memos i driving school instructors teach

anything certified as being made for 1918, should i believe biggs and?proud owner of a set of ivory handled fish knives, but he backed the bill. i am very relaxed about it, my lords, i don't believe one should be able to trade, deal or sell in that kind of commodity, my lords. it is the sort of thing you pass on to your descendants. now, the government was urged to show some backbone when mps debated the dispute with france over scallop fishing. there were violent confrontations at the end of august as fishermen off the coast of northern france rammed boats, threw stones and let off smoke bombs to try to force british boats out of the area. the scallop fishing grounds lie just beyond french national waters, but within its economic territorial area. french rules banned their own boats from fishing for scallops there between may and october, to allow the shellfish to breed. but the rules don't apply to other countries. fishing stopped while talks took place to try to resolve the dispute, but those talks broke down over a compensation deal. it is open to th

it's got to biggs, it's overreaching. we have t-shirts and everything. i think where i have a question is the idea that these journalist and they said jake tapper is one of the best political. >> steve: i think he is very fair. >> do not think they play a part in helping manning covering that? you think that's not purposeful? >> there's two different things. the political appointee and that someone president trump chose. >> but if that's true why would the new york times publish that? how do we know? >> it could be someone under the secretary of -- >> we don't know. there is no transparency whatsoever. >> steve: i'm presenting this as a positive populace measure. there is a populace part of burninbernie sanders. could it be part of that? >> someone say that senator sanders was not as transparent as he should have been. but it is important. what i like what you talk about is jobs outside of washington. a phenomenal idea that people have to work all over the country for the actual country and not be able to mingle at night and have coffee and drinks. and n

[applause] , he is a bigg fan fan of the wall, and i just say this, we have so many things.gly, it very your second amendment is under siege. you put the wrong person in there, they will vote with schumer. heidi will vote with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. i always [laughter] add maxine waters in there, because -- but he is going to vote -- hee going to will vote with me. he will vote on making america great again. which soon, we are going to be great,g, to keep america exclamation point -- to keep america great again! [applause] we have the agenda for the borders, we don't want people pouring into the country and we don't have any idea who they are and where they come from, and these lotteries, we have lotteries for people coming into this country. do you think these countries are sending us their finest? i don't think so. now they would say, that is a terrible thing to say. ms 13 animals, nancy pelosi said, how did he say that about another human being? tough, we havebe to protect our law enforcement just like they protect us. [applause] is under siege and our law enforc

one of the bigge problems when you have the evacuations is the tmaffic nie. at least in south carolina, they decided to take interstate 26 and take wha is th westbound lane but take eastbound and turn in it reverse like many of the roads in washington during rush hour where you can go that ct din. the authorities believe the best thing for people to do is prepare. >>> all right. much more tonig on "nbc nightly news." doug, flooding is the biggest concern f us, isn't it? >> it is the chance for heavy rain and flooding that could last for days. possibly towarn our reg as we head toward thed. weeken much more on this and the impacts that we can expect. our consumer team that you need what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. has the brands you want...oss fall fashio

. >>> actor jason biggs is creating a social media stir. >> the "american pie" star took to instagramo poke fun at his wife's over the top lunches that she's been packing for their kids. >> so this is one of jenny mullins' typical packed lunches. look at that, five star, including salmon and cream cheese, oatmeal cup, even raw coconut garnish. go, girl. >> yeah, this is what jason did himself. for monday's lunch, including a rotten avocado, whole sweet potato and burnt gluten-free cookie. >> half of a bagel? tuesday, just as appetizing, including dry muesli, a box of jell-o and three mentos. >> that's not that bad. >>> the very special birthday surprise for our bestie sara haines over at "gma day." >> the new "gma day" co-star was surprised on air by her husband and two adorable children for her 41st birthday. >> it was part of a series of sweet surprises for her. her co-host michael strahan also brought out her college volleyball coach along with her teammates. wow, it was the sara haines show. big party there. juju chang celebrated a birthday monday. happy birthday, juju, as well. a

and we're currently carrying four boats, support to carry team through on sifted for up to 72 the bigg challenge? >> we're dealing with floodwater that's the storm west of us on the mountain top. we just finished one operation and pulled off a dozen people from the rooftops and many animals. we're along the trent river. and we spoke to a few locals here. and some have been here as long as 30 years. >> all the people that you're pulling off the rooftops, did they say that the floodwaters would reach them? >> that is primarily it. i get the feeling as the storm went went through and downgraded through a cat 5, this should be no big deal. and unaware of the elements coming down from the hills. it dumped a significant a rain. and that is in the atlantic ocean and it has to go some are. >> we talked to people. we can hunker down t is no big deal and they found themselves in a precarious situation. what is the biggest surprise for you guys out there? >> there have been a few different surprises. one, we got tide into a fully volunteer fire department in a small community. when i say fully vo

he call called on us to be bigg than that. >>. >> my father was a great man, a great warrior, and he was a great american. i admired him for all of these things, but i love him because he was a great father. >> and delivering a pointed rebu rebuke. donald trump was not invited, instead he went golfing during the memorial. >> nor the opportunist -- the america of john mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. >> and the flags at the u.s. capital and here at the white house have been raised to full staff. the ceremony may be over, but a lot of people are wondering how much of his legacy will last beyond this moment? and meanwhile, there is some practicality that needs to be done now. they need to fill his seat in the senate now. >> thank you, abby for that reporting, let's just talk about that scene. it was so interesting to see everyone filtering in. to see lindsey graham acting as a family member, so see president george bush, john, you were there in the room, and frankly whether you support him or not, it was hard imagine donald trump mixing in. >>

let's bring in andy biggs of arizona. member of the house judiciary committee.d a very frustrated devin nunes there. where does all of this go next, and what do we eventually get a hold of here? >> he has right to be frustrated. it has been a continuous slow walk. not really where i would like to see it because he has to understand that as the inspector general has done his investigation, he has been limited as well by the doj, refusing to classify names and information that he has been looking at. so to say that we are going to have a review makes me very concerned that this information is not ultimately going to get out when we needed to get out. we have been pleading, begging, controlling. i think ultimately, we need to actually get back to these policies that congress has over the doj. >> sandra: watch of the american people take away from what you just said and what we heard from devin nunes earlier? >> it is consistent with what we have said. somebody is covering up something. they need to understand that, that every time the fbi doj says national security

congressman andy biggs with us. kennedy: the carolina coast bracing for a direct hit from hurricane florence. how a category 4 machine. a million and a half people have been ordered to evacuate. it looks like florence will hit between myrtle beach, south carolina and the outer banks, north carolina. a devastating storm surge, heavy rains and extreme flooding expected late tomorrow night or early thursday. first up, there is this. [bell tolling] [♪] kennedy: a very solemn day in new york city as we mark 17 years since the september 11 attack. nearly 3,000 people lost their lives at the world trade centers, shanksville, pennsylvania and the pentagon. president trump: we grieve for every mother and father, sister and brother stolen from us. we honor their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch in the face of evil and to do whatever it takes to keep america safe. kennedy: here is a live look at lower manhattan. with the passage of time, the memories grow more distant. but as the families of those killed will tell you, we

republican congressman and freedom caucus member andy biggs joins me. >> what a monologue, that was greatkennedy: what do we get from this declassification long term. >> you will get what would be a crowing achievement. you might get a cleaning up of the corruption at the highest levels of the fbi and doj. this is something that's bringing this nation down. in years to come that might be the crowning achievement of president trump even with all the other good stuff i think he's doing. kennedy: i think he's on the right track when there are people in his ear who get him fired up about some of these abuses of power. so there are people like to john brennan who will never stop. he has resistance coursing his veins. i don't understand brennan's motivation. he moms longer c.i.a. director. >> he wants to stay relevant. and i think he literally just hates this president and he wants to delegitimize him every way he can. that's why you saw the corruption at these levels beforehand. they had a god-like thing. he like so many of those, comey and strzok and ohr and all of them, they had a god comple

the bigg to king, is lesson that you cannot let these banks fail, but this has to come with conditions there is another phrase of his -- the banks are safe, but not safe enough. there is still risk in the system. this has very little to do with capital buffers or reserve requirements, and to do with the nature of a global banking system. this chart shows what banks have been doing in various parts of the world to try and build up their capital. it has been disrupted by regulators. but many banks have done this. but in they are safer, many cases they are not. to be radical, we have to break up the banks? >> they are too concentrated. anna: we still talk about consolidation. >> the banking system has become more consolidated. it was the global nature of thinking that produced the crisis. all of the banks held each other's valueless assets. sectionapse of one contaminated everyone else, because of their interconnection. we have not done enough to break up the system. i would prefer their -- there to be a more national financial system. i would go back to the era of capital control. it muc

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bigger screen, but with the same format as the iphone x that came out other features of the iphone x, biggea and a lot of internal improvements on the chips inside the device. >> it is also more expensive. the new phones come with a bigger price tag. the most expensive version costs $1500. a regular size and less expensive version, the iphone x r is due out in october. >> i guess it has replaced the television for a lot of people so they want devices all in one. >> you. >>> bill cosby could end up behind bars as early as next week for his sexual assault conviction. coming up, the actions his attorneys will take to try to keep that from happening. >>> camping on candlestick point. how you can reserve a campsite with views of the san francisco bay just minutes away from the city. if you are hitting the bridges soon i think the san mateo bridge is not a bad op peninsula. >>>ear with a little fog working its way up the santa cruz area. warm to hot inland. cooler by the coast. >>> welcome back. we have some new information and a response from nypd after an overnight stabbing at a daycare in quee

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