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keeps me off of the streets and out of the bingo parlor.>> for others, it's a first. when they were young, sports were for boys. we didn't have the opportunity to play. >> now they are finding fans on our facebook page, nearly 8,000,000 have watched the hoop dreams become a reality. >> it can be done. the splash showing the fountain of youth is really inside of under the circumstances. >> it's possible you can play. you think you are younger than you are. you are out there. >> you have only one life, what the hell. go for it. keep moving. >> all right, much more to come on "action news" tonight, including sports. another big get for the sixers with a big price tag. ducis rogers has details in sports when "action news" comes right back. >> ducis in for jeff in sports. another addition to the sixers. >> the sixers have landed shooting guard j.j. redick. he's an excellent outside shooter and supplies the team with veteran leadership they need. the money, a one year deal reportedly $23 million. redick spent the last four with the clippers, aver

>> bingo. i feel that often when i'm working. there will be a bingo moment or i get chills and when i get chills i can help somebody else get chills. >> but laura hart mckinney would get much more than chills and a dramatic screenplay. >> you've got to be able to shoot people, beat people beyond recognition and go home and hug your little kids. you don't pack those qualities. >> her 12 tapes would become a racial powder keg. >> the defense will question screenwriter laura hart mckinney, about interviews she taped with fuhrman. >> exposing alleged hatred. >> i guarantee you every hitler's birthday there's a celebration behind closed doors. >> impacting the trial of the century. >> do you use the word n --? >> they show the tapes will show he was a racist capable of planting a bloody glove. >> and revealing a secret sexist society inside the lapd. when we come back on the beat with mark fuhrman. >> he threatened me. he said i'll take you and any females you bring and i'll choke you all out in a minute. to struggle. to want to give

>> bingo. i feel that often when i'm working. there will be a bingo moment or i get chills and when i get chills i can help somebody else get chills. >> but laura hart mckinney would get much more than chills and a dramatic screen play. >> you've got to be able to shoot people, beat people beyond recognition and go home and hug your little kids. you don't pack those qualities. >> her 12 tapes would become a racial powder keg. >> the defense will question screen writer about interviews she taped with fuhrman. >> exposing alleged hatred. >> i guarantee you every hitler's birthday there's a celebration behind closed doors. >> impacting the trial of the century sfwlp do you use the word n --? >> they show the tapes will show he was a racist capable of planting a bloody glove. >> and revealing a secret sexist society inside the lapd. when we come back on the beat with mark fuhrman. >> he said i'll take you and any females you bring and i'll choke you all out in a minute. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody t

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bingo. >> tom was coy about sequel plot points.t month. >> there's going to be gejets i it. very fast jets, okay? there's going to be an aircraft carrier. maybe two. it's music.range of jets. music. motorcycles. >> there's a motorcycle? >> there's a motorcycle. maybe a volleyball game. maybe. we'll see. >> still up in the air who would be tom's co-stars we know val kilmer said he didn't join. he tweeted this picture, i'm ready, tom. we don't have to wait for this.comback. "will & grace" returns in september. >> who rang that bell? >> is it easy to fly back in with those guys again? >> it felt like we had been away for the weekend. that was the weirdest thing about it is that it doesn't feel weird. it just felt, like, oh, hey, guys. so i start talking in a high voice. it's just really bizarre. like it just totally was there. >> and this just dropped promo proves not much has changed. ♪ >> we're excited. it has been 11 years, and it's i guess the thing that's most exciting is not everybody is coming back. i mean the whole cast, the w

. >> reporter: this afternoon it's bingo. the seniors socialize here keeping folks active and safe. >> they can tell you all about that. she went to the hospital after collapsing are from dehydration this week. >> my head started hurting so bad and the rescue squad came. >> i don't know how i get along without the air-conditioning. >> when members leave the senioren center here, many go home to air-conditioning, but don't keep it on. >> i have a lower electric bill with the air conditioner. >> a lot of them it on fixed incomes may wait until it gets hotter. >> what will you do when you go home? >> i'll have the air-conditioning on. >> a lot of folks told us that today. they are going to turn the air-conditioning on when they get home. you heard the folks say they'd like them to keep it on throughout the day. they will have extended hours tomorrow. they are going to open at 7:00 in the morning. stay open until 5:00. we're here along frankfurt and master. reporting live, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> the first day of the d

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. >> bingo, buddy. not just any athletes. this one happens to be the new england quarterback tom brady. >> wow. is the ball fully inflated? >> thank you, my friend. it was. but shut up. she's not just a patriots fan. apparently even in the save the date, she wore his football jersey and scheduled her wedding on his 40th birthday. >> oh, my god. you guys are amazing. >>> we got some dash cam coming from -- >> russia? >> nope. this time it's in latvia. the dash cam down the right-hand side of the road when look out! this car passes in a very dangerous position. now, the guy with the dash cam spins the car around and takes off after the guy. >> well, does this have lights on the top as well? >> sirens and pa system as well. one cop car pulls that bmw over. he's got backup that pulls in behind. they've got their pistols drawn. these guys are not playing. reports say that that bmw was traveling at around 115 miles per hour in a 55 mile-an-hour zone. there were two guys inside that car. they're both pulled out here. here's where th

more than 100 seniors were treated to a game of bingo this weeks visit kicks off phillies, summer weekving as they recognize organizations that provide valuable services, to those in need. >>> thanks so much for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00, "eyewitness news" returns at 10 on our sister station the cw philly and we are back here at 11:00. >>> up next tonight "cbs evening news", meet a man who spend his day building heart just gone by night fall, don baylor head to rock had way beach to meet him from new york here's anthony mason. captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: on the eve of a critical vote... >> there is still time to do the right thing. >> mason: the president urges senate republicans to keep their promise to repeal and replace obamacare. also tonight, jared kushner defends himself. >> i did not cloudy with russia. >> mason: and his father-in-law. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign, and this is why he won. >> mason: princes william and harry remember the happy times with diana. >> our mother was a total kid through and through. >> mason: and t

and bingo, that's what we're forecasting today and nearly 90 in morgan hill. east bay will warm to the low 90s away from the tri-valley into the delta today. a stiff breeze late day southwest and west to 20 miles per hour. high 70s carquinez strait. north bay, good morning to you in stinson beach, you'll have some sunshine to 60s. otherwise, 80 in novato and one of the warmest locations today will be cloverdale, lakeport and clearlake. >>> we begin by taking a look at your ride along 280 right at the 101 connector in san francisco. will we see those delays on the extension? find out coming up in the next traffic report. >>> a break in a missing persons case in contra costa county. kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us after almost two decades, the case is finally solved. >> reporter: he has been missing for 19 years. police say richard simons took a walk down this trail on private property in august of 1998 and then disappeared. >> he leaves his house in lafayette and goes for a hike in the remote area and never comes back. >> reporter: moraga's police chief says simo

. >> casually go around here and bingo, there is the sign. >> and how to burn paper with minimal smoke. >> they taught you how to burn paper. >> yes. i think i know why we won the cold war. what the [bleep] kind of spy was this guy? >> i was trained to be sort of the intellectual spy. the guy who befriends other people, finds out about who they are and can maybe potentially be recruited, gets into places of employment where they can have access to secrets and so forth. >> part of becoming a spy is just building relationships. >> right. i will cultivate you over time, we will become friends, we play golf, we play tennis and eventually you will let your guard down. >> now this sounds familiar. so how in bed is trump with putin? like just the tip or even more, something that we are-- where no one is comfortable withness i think he has been playing too his hands in some way. the end game is to create destablization as much as you can. and amongst the western camp, to make russia relevant again. >> make russia relevant again. >> great again. >> you can put it on a hat, wouldn't even have to

generation, you know, we're looking at space here on the campground which was set up for pot lucks and bingo halls 30 years ago. and we're setting it up for what we call third spaces. >> new data shows june towable shipments topped 20% year over year while motor homes were up a more modest 6%. ought thoughmakers like thor industries are taking note, offering new models to new buyers and updated with new technology. >> upgrading the electronics, just adding the features that they're used to. so a lot of the rvs are compatible to, you know, an iphone. you know, a lot of the app-based things that run your ac, your awning, your jacks when you get there. just makes it easier to camp. >> once buyers get rv'ing in their blood, they get hooked. still analysts warn that while millennials are showing interest in rv'ing it's too early to know if those young buyers will drive the industry like the boomers did. for "nightly business report," i'm landon dowdy, petaluma, california. >>> and that is "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. thanks f

. >> it keeps me off the streets and out of the bingo parlors.ter: for others, it's a first. when they were kids, sports were mostly for boys. >> growing up, we didn't have sports like the girls do today. we didn't have the opportunity to play. >> reporter: and now they're finding fans. on the facebook page of our partners espnw, nearly 8 million have watched these hoop dreams become a reality. >> it can be done. even if you get older.>> report the fountain of youth is really inside of us. >> it's possible that you can still play. you think you're a lot younger than you really are, but you're out there. >> you only have one life, what the hell. go for it. keep moving. >> all: splash! >> and they can really play. tonight, we salute team splash for being "america strong." thank you for watching on a friday night. have a great holiday weekend. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, good night. >>> a new clue found on the beach gives a bay area family hope. >>> the two people inside that plane are lu

left of the family business for cry was prepared to do it i didn't know anything other than making bingo a better experience next week and the week after. john: then you were chairman of the golden nugget hotel. >> by gatt -- i got a chance to run the place it had blackjack tables and a gift shop and a parking lot. all of a sudden the chief financial answer resaw have a was put together and how works and saw that las vegas was not in the gambling business. that looks like it to me. [laughter] >> all slot machines are anywhere. i learned about the casino people move through which they keep going and the money stays behind. [laughter] so i came into ruth to conclusions to get people through it what brings them to the casino? people come to las vegas and is a with china toward new jersey or mississippi to live life bigger than they do at home. for the environment that is well done and though lighting that is very important for every year ago you are emotionally affected by the lighting and the sound of the soundtrack is very important to. environment is everything. john: could you build tha

. >> it keeps me off the streets and out of the bingo parlors. me money. >> reporter: for others, it's a first. when they were kids sports were mostly for boys. >> growing up we didn't have sports like the it girls do today. >> reporter: and now they're finding fans on the facebook page of our partners, espnw, nearly 8 million have watched these hoop dreams come a reality. >> it can be done, even if you get older. >> reporter: the splash showing the fountain of youth is really inside of us. >> it's possible that you can still play. you think you're a lot younger than you really are. >> you only have one life. what the hell. go for it. keep moving. >> abc news, new york. >>> basketball players there and basketball players here in the bay area getting paid really well tonight. >> there is a lot of money going to be changing hands over the next week 1/2 or so. steph curry about to cash in and with one swing of the bat, the oakland a's avoid being part of history. i'll explain. have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand

that and bingo. for jim kelly, this is the best way to spend a scorching summer day. getting here is the hardest and hottest part. >> the heat kills you. >> it's hard if you have to wait for a bus. >> the dangers of extreme heat she collapsed earlier in the week. >> they said i was dehoi drated. >> did they tell you to drink more fluids during the hot days? >> a lot of fluids and try to stay in the house. >> do you talk to the senior when is they leave? >> we try to talk with all of the members and give them the resources whether it be for fans or air-conditioning. >> their ac will be cranking. they come here for relief and to give their wallets a break. >> to get out of the heat, i'll have a lower bill with the air conditioner. >> many seniors we spoke to tell us that they do have air-conditioning at home. more on that at 6:00. they are extend iing their hour like they it did today. >> reporting live, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> remember you can download our free nbc 10 app to track this heat. it will also alert you to any summer storms that may develop in

bingo. >> get your ax and let's go. ♪ >> if you watch it closely, he is gauging how much longer he can laugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it's beautiful to watch. >> i didn't even know you were jewish. >> johnny was the best audience in the world. and he loved comedy. >> the woman is watching him she's watching him from the corner of her eye. he says to him, what are you looking at? the guy says i'm looking at that ugly baby. that's a bad-looking baby, lady. >> johnny was there listening for you. he wanted you to score. and when you scored, he scored. >> i said now calm down. he said, madam, the pennsylvania railroad will go to any length to avoid having differences between the passengers. perhaps it would be more to your convenience if we rearranged your seating. and as a small compensation, if you accompany me to the dining car, we'll give you a free meal. maybe we'll find a banana for your monkey. [ laughter ] >> i'm dick cavett. funnier than chet huntley, taller than mickey rooney and pure and honest as new jersey. >>

. >> bingo! >> wait a minute. hold on. >> i'd like to thank the county jail. >> you got it too?ever seen me pull my eyes out. he was trying to avoid it. >> that was a good one. >> you need to throw your board away. >> just for that, you didn't win. >> i was pretty shocked. i'd never seen anything like that. hope i don't have to see it again. >> thanks a lot, girls. appreciate it. thank you. >> it's rewarding to see her excited. and i know that they're re for a reason, but i'm hoping that they learn something and when they get out, that they would do better. >> for patricia, doing better might mean reconnecting with her children and siblings. she says she has avoided them the past 11 years due to her voracious addiction to meth and subsequent crimes that brought her to jail and prison. >> i have absolutely no relationship with any of my children. i would be surprised if any of them remember who i am. >> five of her children live with her siblings and with her uncle. the birth of her youngest son haunts her. >> i left my youngest son at the hospital. i was high when my water broke

. >> i will be motivated to play bingo and other board games and watch a movie with the kids about being rogers. >> you know when you have them with the walls, the loud sounds reverberate a lot. that's your motivation to get outside. this is the schuylkill eastbound at south street and we've got an accident here. it's blocking the right lane. we can see police and penndot on the scene. it was blocking the left lane originally. they pushed it off to the right and now if you're traveling eastbound on the schuylkill at south street you can see you're starting to get a little slow with this right lane and shoulder being blocked. a couple of cars here, police and penndot on the scene on the schuylkill eastbound at south street with that accident. in new castle our speeds have improved a lot. so we have this construction. it was scheduled to be reopened at 6 o'clock here but we are going to have that ramp schedule continued. 295 southbound the off ramp to 495 is now the problem so earlier we had 295 southbound near the delaware memorial bridge all but one lane was getting by and that was a lit

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. >> bingo. >> whoa, wait a minute hold on let's see. >> i'd like to thank the sacramento county jail. >> andrew has never seen me put my eyes out he's been trying to avoid it. >> that was a good one. >> he won't never look at me the same way again. he is like you need to throw the board way. >> just for that you didn't win. >> i was pretty shocked. i never seen anything like that. hope i don't have to see it again. >> thanks a lot girls. appreciate it. thank you. >> it's very rewarding to see her -- to be excited. and i know that they're in here for a reason. but i'm hoping that they learn something and when they get out that they would do better. >> for patricia doing better might mean reconnecting with her children and siblings. she says she has avoided them the past 11 years due to her addiction to meth and the subsequent crimes that brought her to jail and prison. >> i have at absolutely no relationship with any of my children. i would be surprised if any of them remember me. >> five of her children live with siblings and one with an uncle. the birth of mere youngest son still ha

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. >> bingo. thanks.de to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." you will be talking about that and a couple other things. brian: i know both of you would have helped that marine with his hat. no doubt about it let me tell you what's coming up. look back at the pet's week that was and the g-20. also talk about some of the aftermath of the president's one op. one meeting that lasted nearly three hours with vladimir putin. also just putt out a tweet on this very thing. we he will talk about that and its impact on republicans and democrats as we get set to debate healthcare again. look at the roster. kellyanne conway live. congressman jason chaffetz. former chairman of the oversight committee. senator bill cassidy a doctor with a great plan of his own for healthcare going forward. the chance of a new plan coming. in if you want to be inspired, you want to be a better parent, you i want to be a better person. larry winget. brand new book. he will get you fired up. will not wear a tie. often wears a hat. ple

>> bingo. >> spending is created on small business side. melissa: we all agree, they should listen to us. we have breaking news. microsoft reporting fourth quarter results. lori has them. take it away. >> looks up 2.3% in the extended session, software giant. earnings per share at 98 cents. that is much better than the 71 cents a share estimate. in terms of revenue, weaker than expectations, 23.3 billion versus 24.27 billion. here is the catch. i believe what investor are keying into, huge growth in the cloud computing business. azure cloud computing business. microsoft reporting revenue grew 97% this quarter versus similar quarter last year. back to you. melissa: lori, thank you for that. david: made in the u.s. president trump hosting pharmaceutical executives announcing a initiative that will drive additional manufacturing in the u.s. >> merck, pfizer, corning, these companies announcing pharmaceutical packaging will now be made in america. groundbreaking partnership to create thousands of american manufacturing jobs, with this innovativ

bingo, there it was. it's a line by joseph aderson. and there are countless other examples of this. and we should understand that. and appreciate that. the idea of honor. that all comes from what they read. and these age-old indices of character. character above all. strength of character. george washington was not a brilliant general. there were others that were far more brilliant than he was. he made some very serious mistakes. but he had that strength of character, that enduring confidence, that sense of forgiving people who made mistakes who were on his staff, and never giving up. george washington was a miracle. you could say a stroke of infinite luck. and luck is a big factor in history. just as luck is a big factor in life. and washington never doubted whatsoever in the validity of what they were trying to achieve. in the government of the people by the people and for the people. and he never, ever doubted that once this was achieved, they were going to make sure they were going to have education of a kind that is essential. i want to go back to adams. i want to go through a

david: bingo. >> donald trump is inseeing up to that.e did a deal just today with the russians over syria. he is raised ukraine. he stressed very strongly in poland his support for nato. and very he wisely said not just with words, but with actions. you have thousands of troops pouring into eastern europe over past few years. they need us in a very uncertain time. david: there is the new energy deal with eastern europe which could take away the threatening factor that russia has held over the eastern europeans particularly. i want to move on to china though, president trump is expected to meet with china's xi jinping in the summit tomorrow. we talked about trade and energy. there is question of energy of china increasing trade rather dramatically with north korea at exactly the time that they claim they were going to cut back on that trade. 40% increase in the first six months of this year. how does trump deal with that? >> this is a learning process for him as it was for his three predecessors. he is learning faster i think and i think

next thing you know, bingo travelers is right back. hold on to travelers it's a darn good company i'll attempt to get the ceo on he's a good guy. stocks are only guilty by association, but have no fear, calmer heads will ultimately prevail. they always do on "mad money" tonight, a guidance, and the stock got crushed. is it the time to cash out don't miss my exclusive with the ceo. i'll bet you we're going to find out the answer is the only thing that faang has going for it momentum? hardly i'll tell you why the stocks keep going higher. connect some of the leading global brands with the chinese consumer maybe it's time to make a place for it in your portfolio i'm sitting down with the ceo. so stick with cramer >>> don't miss a second of "mad money," follow @jim cramer on twitter. tweet kramer #mad tweets send jim an e-mail at mad money@cnbc.com or call. miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value

. >> bingo. trish: part of leadership is doing what you know is right. >> they're afraid, trish, you're right. think about it, they're not make the public case for what they're doing. mitch mcconnell and the republicans, they're doing a great job behind the scenes trying to bang heads and line up votes but the republicans are not in front of the american people making their case, why is that? they don't believe in their case. it's a shame! >> congressman joe walsh, thank you very much. frustrating indeed. we're going to be right back. . liz: all right, we're moments away from president trump leading a made in america roundtable at the white house. how do we make america competitive? really competitive? you might start with getting rid of the highest corporate tax rate in the world. anyway, this is what we can anticipate discussion of by mnuchin and ross. stay with fbn for breaking coverage. liz claman is going to have it. hey, liz. liz: a lot of breaking coverage, 24 hours a day, thank you, trish

>> bingo. i'm so glad you asked. i have already been briefed on this entire process.itary forces have already gone through 100% of the troops, and they've been brought up to speed. this is a medical procedure, let me finish, this is a medical procedure. this is not a mental illness. you see a medical doctor, they prescribe medicine, the military pays for the medication. it just like you would for any other illness. they do not pay for the surgery, but they pay for the medical condition to treat genders dysphoria which is a medical condition. >> martha: it's worth pointing out that when asked, we don't have time to play this or not, but general medicine at his confirmation hearing said frankly similar, i never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with. he indicated in a number of ways, carl, that he was okay with this program moving forwar forward. >> look, i have no problem. if you want to be transgender in your own time go ahead. when i came back from iraq in 2009, i had skin cancer my family, so i get tested for skin cancer. the military wou

con, hearing him yell, "bingo" every time someone said, "g20." [ applause ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: "ys he believes in transparency. con, and apparently so does his dad. >> steve: hey-yo. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: whoa. >> steve: p-p-l. [ laughter ] oh my god. >> jimmy: wow. the fun thing is you can't unsee that. >> steve it's burned in your eyes. [ laughter ] hey! >> jimmy: oh, hey! [ laughter ] >> steve: you can't unsee that, either. >> jimmy: somebody walk him out of here. he shouldn't be here. >> steve: mr. congressman carn. >> jimmy: carn. carn. pro, he's doing his best. con, that's also what you say to your uncle who invites you to see his cover band. yeah. [ laughter and applause ] pro, trying to make his mark at the g20 summit. con, looking like the kid that no one wants to sit with in the lunchroom. awe. [ applause ] >> steve: seat's taken. [ light laughter ] a little "forest gump" reference. >> steve: yeah, that's all. >> jimmy: finally, pro, trump is focused on repealing and replacing obamacare. con, everyone else is focused on repealing and replacing trump. there you go,

david: bingo. that is what simpson-bowles said back in 2010.impson-bowles, if those that don't remember, bipartisan committee by a guy you used to work for, president obama. simpson is republican, bowles is democrat. they came to certain agreements. get rid of all those special deals that the big corporations get that lead them to paying nothing in corporate taxes. bring everybody's tax rate down, and you may even end up with more revenue, right? >> well, theirs was not attacks cut. i think -- david: it was a tax rate cut. it was a tax rate cut. they wanted to he lower to 28%. go ahead. >> they wanted to lower the statutory rate to 28%, correct. >> but on net this, was a big revenue increase. so the, there were going to be some winners and losers but more losers than winners. david: but that is okay. the winner would be, there would be more economic activity as a result, instead of companies companies can't get deductions going to ireland or something where they have 12% corporate rate, they would stay here. >> that part is attractive, sure is.

. >> bingo. >> an attempt to take down the clinton campaign and that is significant and again raidsesesti raises the question, did the president know about this meeting? changed to 4:00. the president blocks away at the four seasons, a first trump victory and well before 4:00 back at trump tower. it's a big place. he could have been at his apartment. no evidence he was at the meeting. the question did he know about the meeting? the white house said, no, he did not. interesting to point out a month after this happened, donald trump jr. came on cnn, told our ja jake tap went after the clinton campaign at the mere suggestion russians were involved called it disgusting pt their credibility 59 this point after these months is thin and questionable. we'll see what the white house has to say about this later this afternoon. >> on that note, jim sciutto, one of don jr.'s defenses that he's been tweeting about over the past days has been, what about the democrats and hillary clinton the meetings with the ukrainians? do you think that there's an analogy there? do you think he has a legitimate d

. >> is it based on the 60 billion number -- >> bingo there's the 70 billion valuation, that's what mostnvestors are -- that's what the last technical round was >> the last round. >> the secondary market you can pick this stuff up for under $5 billion. so it becomes interesting -- >> it would be crazy for them to go after what they would be considering big talent and not offer them what is fair market value. >> yes except for the fact that if the last people in are at the 70 billion -- they need this to work for them. you want to keepeverybody aligned. it becomes interesting in terms of how do you it. >> the value destruction the last six months of that company, maybe you have some below, some built in advantages to make sure you are keeping everybody at the table. we were having this conversation before i think whoever they bring in will be somebody who has to work with travis kalanick the idea that you're not going to be working with limb, he ohis a massive stake in the company you have to be ability to wole t him. >> i don't know how much he'll be involved and how much power he has he

. >> bingo. so they're making money off of -- >> we're making money -- >> off of the security situation. that's a great point. and which raises another point about one of the instruments of state function that they always have, these networks, is an instrument of force. and then they almost -- so it will be a particular battalion in the army or it will be a particular unit in the police or something and there is a lot of that in honduras where hernandez is creating special units that report directly to them but they also love to have informal instruments of force and those can be the gangs. so you start seeing gangs that supposedly this government is fighting against, the government is also instrument liesing as a plausibly dee niebl instrument of force. and internet trolls in this country you can almost start to think of in a similar way. but let me just -- sorry, as you see i'm not the short answer kind of gal. >> i don't even remember the question but that's okay. >> so the question is enabler

today, the guy is commenting about crooked hillary and i'm sitting there trying to do my job and then bingoe tweets and you have a one-two punch. >> yeah. >> a couple of people from high school were friends with him in high school. >> apparently he's had the nickname since 1978. >> wrong i was with two people calling him the mooch in elementary school one of them said to me, we called him the mooch back then i said oh man that tag lasted. is there anyone that didn't at one point have some relationship with the mooch there he is. very statesman-like. >> as you're even speaking the president tweeting right now about sleezy adam schiff the totally biased congressman looking into russia. >> the crooked hillary thing that's kind of a, you know they do throw back thursday on that show, like at 3:00 a.m.? this is kind of like throw back every day. the krookd hillary, at one point let's say three years into his reign, if he still does the crooked hillary we'll be thinking about other hillarys and maybe academy awards and good actresses named hillary hillary duff it could be anybody. at a certain po

why not lay out -- neil: bingo. >> he has small legislative team.hey're still focused resuscitating health care reform. you would think they redeploy the legislative team to get tax reform. neil: i'm peppering you with lot of silly questions. that amazed me, you would think going to the well so many times, not getting as fraction of a bucket, you would drop the bucket and move on but they're not. must be someone telling the president, you know what you said the other day about letting obamacare implode on its own and lay it on the democrats, that is not good. >> cannot let go. neil: so what is behind that strategy? because it seems to be you know, just a foolish strategy but again i'm here and you're there? >> neil, you know i think if i knew the answer to the white house strategy, my, i mean, i would think i would be much more successful if anybody could figure this out. neil: i find that hard to believe. >> look, i think also you're hearing the white house talk about infrastructure. where is that going? president trump has held a number of meeting

neil: bingo. you just hit on what i wouldn't want to reveal, this idea that out with the rnc types, in with the trump rabid loyalists, and therein lies the direction. for good or ill. >> i don't see how reince survives. if he survives the day, i will be surprised. because i know trump was asking, i know the animosity between scaramucci -- neil: is you think there's more to come. but, glenn, what about that, again crazy musing on my part. i think when you talk about direction, the direction the president seems more comfortable is this, this direction or getting more like me, the president's saying. there's the scene in the briefing room. we're going to go there in a second. what do you make of that? >> that has been the question for the president all along, how far does he go into the normal political ways and how far does he continue down the path that he's most comfortable with? neil: okay. blake burman is still there, there is no imminent briefing, but there are a lot of reporters that want to k

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bingo. now, you've got me. that's the way it works. all right.n't wear -- >> not really the thong thing. i hate the feeling of anything between my toes. >> oh, no. >> yeah. >> no, no. >> yes. >> i -- i have to drink up somebody's spit. but you -- >> this was -- yesterday, if you didn't watch -- if you weren't with us, we had these pristine milkshakes. i wanted -- first, at the same time, to just drink in. there would have been no back wash. there would have been nothing. >> i pushed the pause button. all of the security guards were like, we agree with you. i was like, really? >> that's because -- >> four guys down there. >> you're -- >> you're watching right now, i told you i would give you a shoutout. >> you're smart and beautiful and they will say anything to agree with you. you know what? i like chewing glass if you do, sheinelle. hey, sheinelle, i like putting a steel spike in my head if you to. >> these are the best examples you can come up with? >> it's the extreme -- it doesn't matter what she says. they're going to agree with her. >> that