bob daniels put money on but then i got high like you went off the gold at the beginning but. i got in the moment. and maybe i'm up to anything else but i think it's an. obvious thing to yes i love this thing to. watch you know listen not to come till he said you said the demotic doesn't know. anybody up the. middle of a god thing like the bunch of these yeah yeah yeah. like the they have all. these. i think at. the bottom of all the. people that have been talking about a lot. of the. people you don't know i'm going to was plenty of young enough to do it it was with my wife but i guess because you have any. drug don't apply do it but it's good to say we've done it was a bit. but the first dog lick i'm going to. my office go get i'm going want to buy this one going to their god will it ever get done but i won't be able to get on or get the one go who i want to to go. yes of the instances. yes really useful just the first thing they. feel is really you who you are in sisters and the hill who you believe this is the villain who. you believe in the. you who you believe the world.

i mean i feel like you know you know you obviously i do you bob daniels put money down but then i got high like you are not going to take in the. public money i got in the moment god. maybe i might need to help. other things yes i love things yes i did a little bit. you know i got listen to kill he said you said the demotic doesn't know. anybody up the. middle of you got things like the ten p.c. yeah yeah yeah and up late at night on the t.v. . i think i'm good i. got the ball back but i think. they're. going to go wrong no i'm going to make it it was plenty of young enough to do it it was with my wife but it just could be i want to. drop don't appear do it but of course it would i never said it. but the best obviously god going to. my office go get i'm going want to talk to mike was one way to the god we were. done but i won't be able to go but i knew. that when you go who i want to go just to come to talk i. yes of the instances in the. years of the insurgency first in the war before you really do you believe in sisters and behavior who you believe is the villain who. you believe. y

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get the midterms coming they've tried everything they go after books we had the bob woodward book with the stormy daniels we had amorosa we had the michael wolff book we've got this we've got people now claiming and the latest let me add is elizabeth warren the senator who is suggesting that the president is insane and could be removed via the twenty fifth amendment they are throwing everything including the kitchen sink everything at him hoping somewhere something sticks and so far nothing it doesn't matter this is all within the fake corporate media world where they believe we're having a tremendous effect people are listening the new york times. twitter and facebook bosses apologized on wednesday for being too slow to sports alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election the social media giants were testifying at a senate hearing on foreign influence the founder said i was unprepared and you equipped for the immensity of the problems that we've acknowledged we were too slow to spot this and too slow to act. that is on us you know and to be to be frank we haven't done a good

get the midterms coming they've tried everything they go after books we had the bob woodward book with the stormy daniels we had our rosa we had the michael wolff book we've got this we've got people now claiming and the latest let me add is elizabeth warren the senator who is suggesting that the president didn't say formants of the s.p.d. to the immigration party the a.f.d. last september when the f.d.a. got record results getting into parliament for the very first time the election was a bit of a damp squib for the s.p.d. who lost forty seats so the oath is treated this as a bitter lesson. for me progressive and feminist viewpoint it seems impossible that a woman in germany would vote if d. and yet it happens conservative branches very concerned has a very traditional to women in my view women in the traditional views can have many roles even the study title the triumph over women question mark could be seen as a warning in itself as it appears to allude to the title of a nazi party propaganda film in titled the triumph of the will which cry. nicol the nine hundred thirty four congress of the nazi part

get the midterms coming they've tried everything they've go after books we had the bob woodward book with the stormy daniels we had on our rosa we had the michael wolff book we've got this we've got people now claiming and the latest let me add is elizabeth warren the senator who is suggesting that the president is insane and could be removed via the twenty fifth amendment they are throwing everything including the kitchen sink everything at him hoping somewhere something sticks and so far nothing it doesn't matter this is all within the fake corporate media world where they believe we're having a tremendous effect people are listening the new york times. and more great programs right ahead and then i'm back out the top of the hour with more of the news that shape the week. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to. have to go right to be cross the saliva before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. last question. so we've got to do is identify the threa

get the midterms coming they've tried everything they'd go after books we had the bob woodward book with the stormy daniels we had amorosa we had the michael wolff book we've got this we've got people now claiming and the latest let me add is elizabeth warren the senator who is suggesting that the president is insane and could be removed via the twenty fifth amendment they are throwing everything including the kitchen sink everything at him hoping somewhere something sticks and so far nothing it doesn't matter this is all within the fake corporate media world where they believe we're having a tremendous effect people are listening the new york times. they're just some of the stories that shaped the week around us so it's so much more as it happens on the main site twenty four seventh's on t.v. don't. good moskos kevin always say have a great rest of the week it. will all make just manufacture consent instantly of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flame of merry go round lifts only the one percent. that's not doing all middle of the room signals. the real news is. my body t

bob and daniele stay with us. we will ask them what they want to do with the asset management. interesting conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ around the outlet can still be assessed as broadly balanced. at the same time, risks relating to rising protectionism, vulnerabilities in emerging markets and financial markets mobility have gained more prominence recently. tom: mario draghi talking yesterday. he had comments on turkey as well that were very carefully worded. let us look at the central bank. i want to look at the ecb and all that is going on. daniele is with us as well from morgan stanley. let me go to you. did you change any of you from morgan stanley? frankly, it seems to me like mr. draghi and others are coming toward the morgan stanley view. daniele: that is right. , my sense isecb use the central bank will this reinvestment policy quite effectively with some sort of operation twist to eventually suppressed long-term interest rates. other is to promise they will not hike for quite a while, the first and only rate hike we expect for next year is in october. that will s

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bob woodward's fear. >> this book say total fraud. >> and stormy daniels's new book, full disclosure. >> the feel good bookserence to any collusion. >> there is no collusion. no phone calls. i had no phone calls and no meetings or nothing. >> here may be responsible for a 4% bump in nonfiction book sales. >> if it has a in front of it, happy. >> go ahead and curl up with a good book. before you do it, a quick warning to readers. >> i'm going to write everything and include it. >> some of these books are not safe for work and maybe not even for the bedroom. >> hello again and thank you so much for joining me. we start with the latest in the u.s. supreme court confirmation battle. the highly anticipated hearing involving nominee brett kavanaugh and his accuser now officially set for thursday morning at 10:00 eastern time. kavanaugh and dr. christine blasey ford, the woman accusing him of sexual assault in high school will both have a chance to tell their story in an open hearing. both parties just wrapping up phone calls to hash out more details, but still a lot of questions remain. cnn's justice corresponden

now reviewing the documents the bob mueller investigation continues with many people wondering what will come next and what exactly is the truth. political analyst daniel mcadams says the democrats reluctance to see the documents declassified raises questions i find it very interesting what a panic the democrats the leading democrats in washington are in over this and not only that but as we know our closest allies are also panicking and they're certainly speculation as to who that might be is it the united kingdom is it the u.k. intelligence services who were involved seem to be up to their neck at least in this in trying to discredit preventing the president what is really going on here and i think it's really a fascinating thing it would be is an extraordinary. extraordinarily public view of i guess you'd call to deep state and how it operates and how it can overrule the president in getting these things released. deadly unrest has broken out in gaza that story and much more still to come are watching our two international. you know world's big partners. and conspirators it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media ref

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certainly the case against michael cohen was sort of spun off by bob mueller, and he had a separate plea himself having to deal with the stormy daniels and the covert payments to her and another woman ahead of the election. but the question really is if he is talking to bob mueller, what does he know? what did the president trust him with? what did the president talk to him about? was the president ever worried about legal jeopardy in issues relating to this, and what were his thinking behind it if that's the kpacase? and it certainly seems michael cohen is not a friend of the president these days and it seems he's willing to give up the goods on the president because he feels he's not only been thrown under the bus but he's the one feeling the pain. the president, who directed him to make these payments, didn't help him out, didn't help pay his legal fees, eventually abandoned him. so michael cohen sees no reason to be faithful, loyal anymore, and so he potentially could be vindictive here and go after the president and tell bob mueller everything, whatever it is he knows. >> >> thank you for your time today on this saturday. >>> st

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now reviewing the documents the bob mueller investigation continues with many people wondering what will come next and what exactly is the truth. political analyst daniel mcadams says the democrats' reluctance to see the documents declassified raises questions. i find it very interesting what a panic the democrats the leading democrats in washington are in over this and not only that but as we know our closest allies are also panicking and they're certainly speculation as to who that might be is it the united kingdom is it the u.k. intelligence services who are all seem to be up to their neck at least in this in trying to discredit. the president but what is really going on here i think it's really a fascinating thing it would be is an extraordinary extraordinarily public view of i guess you'd call it the deep state and how it operates and how it can overrule the president in getting these things released for. the u.s. state department is blaming the rise of terrorism in syria on the country's government and its allies to go to dan of analyzes whether the claims correspond to the reality on the ground. with syria there are a few things that have all in

bob woodward's fear. >> this woodward book is a total fraud. >> and stormy daniels new book, full disclosure.n of the library, the feel good book, such as judge jeanine's liars, leakers and liberals. >> mr. trump, after 18 months, not any kind of reference to any collusion. >> there is no collusion, no phone calls, i had no phone calls, i had no meetings, no nothing. >> trump may even be responsible for a 4% bump in nonfiction book sales, according to a report this week. >> if it has a 4 in front of it, we're happy. >> so go ahead and curl up with a good book from the trump presidential library. everybody else is. but first a quick warning to readers. >> i'm going to write everything and include it. >> some of these books are not safe for work and maybe not even for the bedroom. >> tonight we'll see the first of the final episodes of "parts unknown" hosted by our late colleague anthony bourdain. here's a look. >> who gets to tell the stories? this is a question asked often. the answer in this case, for better, or for worse, is i do. at least this time out. ♪ where have you gone >> first time

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. >> danielle, that is if everything that has been written in the op-ed and everything that we understand to be in bob woodward's book is true, but is it true and often you will see a retort coming from the white house and the administration. we really haven't seen, if you will, a mechanical forensic deconstruction of the claims made in either of these two recent publications. >> first of all, when it comes to this op-ed and the words being used, you have to remember that trump officials have said on repeated occasions whenever they give blind quote, they borrow the language of others to throw people off the scent because this white house is paranoid and the paranoia starts at the top. when it comes to the ver ras ac they were kwaut caught unprepar the book. they didn't even put out a statement on tuesday for the same length of time. it's been a big problem. with this op-ed writer, i think they made a grave mistakes twofold. first as ben sass said, when you have a president whom they say is paranoid and prone to rage fits and making impulsive decisions, why are you going to feed that paranoia? second,

the bob mueller investigation continues with many people wondering what will come next and what exactly is the truth. ok let's try and understand why it from my to put the brakes on life now to daniel mcadams who's the executive director of the rome paul institute of peace and prosperity welcome back to. you know as well as a double trump doesn't usually take being told what to do why do you think he did to the justice department the democrats and their allies as he put it. well i might beg to differ a little bit on that because he does tend to blast of that he tends to back down a lot remember how many times he said he wanted to be friendly with russia and he certainly has not done very much on that but it's been rather an extraordinary week because on monday he did say i want the entire thing released and redacted everything out there transparency of her who want to see and then on wednesday his own justice department said no we're going to head and we're going to block out the parts we think should be blacked out and then a couple of days later friday president trump who seems to agree at least that it shouldn't be released right away so it really is an extraordinary. extraordin

daniels. and her attorney joins me live later tonight. you see him there gearing up. >>> and later, we have a witness who just faced bob mueller's grand jury to let us inside those secretive chambers. but the top story is how reporting from bob woodward's new book continues to rock this white house. last week, woodward let his reporting do the talking, which meant we all read about trump's meltdowns and his staff's concern about him, and trump's plot to assassinate syria's

daniels. the stuff about institutions of state is really corrosive. that is what i worry about. >> you all worked alongside bob mueller. i got to know him after 9/11. he would be coming out with director tenet, george w. bush , the good news in the badness. i want to know what all of you think, knowing the man personally. what do you make of the ferocity of donald trump's efforts to malign his character? >> i will begin with my view of his character. if i had a choice among 330 million americans of who to entrust with the future of in american democracy, it would be robert mueller. he is honest, thorough, professional, talented. he is continuing in the course of the investigation. when this began, a year and a half ago, i said i think it will be over by the summer of 2018. wrong. that it will end up in a national rorschach test. it would be a bit of a cloud. it has gone on longer. it has expanded and gotten deeper. it has multiple threads. i think there is more there than i thought there was 18 months ago. >> on the collusion question and the obstruction question? >> on a variety of questions. those instincts

daniels. the stuff about institutions of state is really corrosive and that is what i worry about. >> you all worked alongside bob mueller. i got to know him after 9/11. he was george w. bush's fbi director and he would be coming out from the press conferences. george bush would say, i get the scary news and then the bad news. i want to know what you think, all of you, having known the man personally, what you make of donald trump's efforts to malign his character? >> i will believe with my view of the character of robert mueller. if i had the choice among 330 million americans as to who i wanted to entrust with the future of confidence in american democracy, it would be robert mueller. honest, thorough, professional, talented. he is continuing the course of the investigation. when this began, perhaps even with you on error, a year and a half ago, i thought it would be over by the summer. wrong. and that it would end up in a national rorschach test. it would be a bit of a cloud and those who wanted to believe one thing would say, you see. others would say, you see. it has gone on longer. i think it has expanded a

bob woodward's forthcoming book reports that president trump is jeopardizing national security. is it a salacious drop at a best-selling book is there trut? let's bring in former cia station chief daniel tonight. let's begin north korea. the president has had a very different way of handling this from previous and ministrations. what do you make of it from the computing reports? first of all, kim jong un reached out in a letter, did not display the nukes, and also reports that he has not stop the program at all. >> my good friend who runs a cia's mission center korean mission center, he and his team are working overtime to discern kim jong un's true intentions. kim jong un has not indicated at all that he is willing to negotiate for an itinerary for denuclearization. he has not provided an inventory of his nuclear weapons and icbms. he has not taken any concrete steps toward denuclearization. he appears to want to get maximum economic gain without giving up any of the nuclear program on witches security supplies. >> shannon: the white house describes this letter as warm. i do think realizes because of the last visit that is scheduled to secretary of state mike pompeo, that we yanked i

bob bauer, thank you very much. >>> i'm joined by allison leota, a former federal prosecutor in washington, d.c. where she specialized in sex crimes and violence against children. and daniel goldman, a former federal prosecutor as well. allison, in that role, how credible did you find, obviously, if you do intake when you're a prosecutor, you have to figure out whether the story that you're getting from someone who's coming forward is credible, how credible did you find dr. blasey ford today? >> she was incredibly credible. she was the star witness. she was the witness that you always hope for as a sex crimes prosecutor. she was -- she told it straight. she told you what she didn't remember, what she didn't remember. she talked about excruciating things like going to therapy, the second door of her house, wanting on fbi investigation, details like sitting in the walgreens parking lot trying to figure out how to find an attorney. these are little details that let you know that this is a real person. and she -- the way you could tell she was powering through her fear, none of us can truly appreciate what it's like to be in that situation. survivors that i worked with were u

daniels and the hat >> i don't mind the joint. >> and declare i'm running for president. i was going to do that always. anyway >> do we have time for lutz's comments here's what bobsaid which was -- >> show me >> not very nice i think we're going to show it. >> they will never make money on the model 3 because the cost is way too high he's got 9,000 people in that assembly plant producing less than 150,000 cars a year the whole thing just doesn't compute. it's an automobile company that is headed for the graveyard and i've predicted this for some time i continue to predict it >> so -- >> graveyard that's sort of what i just said, isn't it so i agree with bob. >> you do? >> yeah, i do. in other words, to go to electrification, you need a sustainable model. they're taking the profits from trucks and subsidizing electric vehicles to get through the difficulties the shalds ha-- shareholders ham this far if you're skimming the top like he is now, he's only building above $50,000 you may be okay. build it for you in two months if you want one at the $35,000, he may never build it for you. >> mike, the criticism is going to come from people who say, of course you and bo