bobby: i think you hit upon it.s soon as a company like uber goes public and creates all these millionaires, many times we see those are the very people that are backing the next great ideas. when you think about the path of a company, first of all, think about when there was an entrepreneur who had the idea of uber, worked with angel investors and then venture capital investors. how important it is for our country to have those sorts of people willing to take risks and willing to provide capital to new ideas and get them off the ground. so the fact we will have a lot more angel investors, or even venture capitalists,, is a great thing for the next generation of entrepreneurs and groundbreaking companies. joe: one of the things it feels like,, and we saw this a lot in the last few years, a a lot of interest in private companies that have already shown significant traction. do you see a situation in which there is a lot of interest for more middle stage and late stage companies, but people are more gun shy about the

celebrity chef and restauranteur bobby flay he's a secret stock picker but no, talking about the stock exchange back when he was a kid. get back to it who is your pick in the first round of your first stock draft? >> so i decided on this stock because the s&p has been up 17% so far and we're only four months in. we have 8 more months to go for the rest of the year and 9 more months for this contest. and so who knows >> you're feeling a little nervous. >> people tuck in a little bit. >> a defensive pick. >> it's a defensive pick but also a pick with something that i know a little bit about. food so i'm going to go with kraft heinz. >> we just talked about that >> bobby, it's one of the biggest stock dramas of the year i mean, they've completely, you know more about this than i do why do you think they're attractive at these levels >> i'm a huge heinz ketchup fan and own grey poupon. people will tuck in and eat a lot of food at home. >> i think this strategy is very interesting. tuck in. what do you think? >> sylvester stallone in rookck, i don't use them condiments. nobody uses relish a

bobby, bobby, a lot of people love that movie. look at the people that he brought to the screen. regina king rece ntly wo n 0scar in the future. regina king recently won an oscar, tupac sakura, meyer and is a low, angela bassett, lawrence fishburne, people — the black community — we regard them as royalty a nd black community — we regard them as royalty and he had them on screen. and maybe, he didn't make the same amount of features as spike lee or quentin tarantino made, but the films that he made have great significance and i feel that, films that he made have great significance and ifeel that, yes, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to enter up to you. we should remember his still the youngest person to be nominated for a best director 0scar. he was 23. 23 or 24 when he got the nomination for best director. and the first black president to be nominated for best director. that was a major achievement. bobby rivers, thank you so much. good to talk to. good to talk to you, lovely to meet you. iraq is facing a water crisis. last summer, the city of basra fell sick. more than a 100,000 peopl

here.le more calls bobby in illinois on our democrats line. hi, bobby. caller: hi. thank you for taking my calls, c-span. thatt wanted to point out the republicans for some reason tom like they are hoping donald trump -- seem like they do not want to see the evidence that is right in front of them. i don't know what he has on them. me, and i'mrt to not a politician, i'm just using common sense. i'm listening to the words as far as what has been explained to us about the report, and you can clearly hear that they took a meeting with the russians. first they lied about it. and i don't understand why the republicans cannot hear the truth. clinton,hat when bill the republicans were all up in arms over bill clinton, what he did. taking awas bad, but meeting with russians to help get elected, and that is why donald trump does not want anybody to be able to have a meeting with him besides vladimir putin. this guy is truly dirty. hold a you actually kimator like putin, jong-un, and the saudi prince that killed the journalist. and this guy, trump, has no respect for anybody

all the young white kids really loved bobby. bobby quoted poetry. how would you say that america's relationship with the press would be different if we were not blessed with people like bobby and his brother, although anything negative that has happened, how do you think we would be different if we never had them come if we were not blessed with the presence at that point in time in the '60s? thank you. >> so i'll just come in such an interesting comment, and i'll just respond by saying that bobby kennedy is one of those figures who, you know, as you said, marks "the age of reason" in politics, thoughtful, humane man. but when it comes to national security issues at the beginning of his time as the attorney general, he was the person who in secret the evidence is fairly clear, plotted things like the possibility of killing foreign leaders. bobby kennedy had come up as a fierce anti-communist. he had worked in investigative committees in congress that were going after communist. he came to this with an intense, and in some ways troubling values. the

bobby mason just got sent down for a year. was in his interview, he claims the officer went for him. as you can see quite clearly in the body cam footage, that was not the case. >> this didn't have to go this way. it was on the dude. he could have just gone with him. ♪ >>> it's time to give away another ipad. >> to enter, you need monday's buzz word, be at least 18 years of age or older and a legal resident of the u.s. >> the "rtm" buzz word is coming up in just a minute. >> stand by for the ipad give away. >>> 4-year-old damion is looking for a way to lend a helping hand to his classmates. he's 4 years old and they capture him lending a helping hand. ♪ >> yeah, man. that little one is just sitting there like i don't want to do this today. i've had it. he's like, come on, bro. you've got it. >> wow. it works? >> yeah! >> they're going to be best friends forever. >> all right. now let's meet sam. let's play a little tether ball. >> there's like a technique. >> wl, let'te to him. >> that's exactly right. >> no. no. >> is this no

the next leader will need skills like bobby kennedy to bring everyone together, those bobby kennedy styleyle speeches. iam not together, those bobby kennedy style speeches. i am not sure who there is in the tory party who can bring these sides together. the suggestion is, it would need to bea the suggestion is, it would need to be a brexiteer in order to deliver brexit. that's what many are suggesting. bring the country together. it depends when the contest takes place. there are those such as boz contest takes place. there are those such as bonohnson wanted to be sooner such as bonohnson wanted to be sooner rather than later. — boris johnson. there are suggestions that some in numberio, johnson. there are suggestions that some in number10,cchq, johnson. there are suggestions that some in numberio, cchq, fora longer process over the summer with a new leader ready in place by the conservative party conference, a less polarising figure, one of the youngermps, less polarising figure, one of the younger mps, not as tainted by the brexit campaign is borisjohnson. who can maybe get some endorse

>> bobby d.! bobby de niro tonight. it's friday.d to see you. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: wooo! >> stephen: that's nice. thanks so much, everybody. over there. up here, down here. that's a crowd! please, have a seat, everybody. thank you very much. please, sit down be thank you very much. wow! welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. first of all,-- ( cheers and applause ) you know what that is, jon? that's a friday crowd. that's what that is. genuine. that's genuine. happy friday here. we're still digesting the double-stuffed burrito of the mueller report that came out yesterday. some of it is backing up on us. apparently, trump's team had a head start, because before its release, justice department officials had numerous conversations with conclusions made by mueller, which aided the president's legal team as it prepares a rebuttal to the report. why do you need a rebuttal to a "completely exonerates" you? "we find, your honor"-- ( applause ) "your honor, we find the defendant not guilty." "your honor, i obj

bobby quoted poetry. that america'say relationship with the press would be different if we were blessed with people like bobby and his brother. although, anything negative that happened, how do you think we would be different if we never them, and was ever blessed with their presence at that time in the 1960's. >> such an interesting comment. i will respond by saying that bobby kennedy is one of those markss who, as you said, the age of reasoning in politics. thoughtful, humane man. but, when it comes to national security issues, at the beginning of his time as attorney general, he was the person who, in secret, and the evidence is fairly clear, plotted things like the possibility of killing foreign leaders. up as annedy had come fierce anti-communist. investigativein committees in congress. they were going after communist. came with this intense value. the arc of his changes one of the great stories in modern political history. in the beginning of his life and career is not a sainted figure. it reminds u

bobbie and bob.y were my parents. >> with their names and social security numbers, rhonda and her friends tracked down a phone number in ohio. she dialed the number. a man answered. it was june 5th, 2010. >> i said are you robert dean christie, he said, yes. i said are you married to a barbara blackwelder, or were you? he said yes. i said i think i'm rhonda christie or do you know rhonda patricia christie and then there was a long pause. >> this is who she was talking to. his name is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i'd hesitated and she said this is your daughter rhonda. and it was something that clicked in my mind that i reck -- the voice rang a bell. >> and he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. rhonda is on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was shirley stoled you. >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i've ever had in my entire life, ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed.

by a local n.g.o.s ports to show locals looting trucks driven by foreign drivers were attacked as a bobby and truck driver was stabbed in the abdomen and is now recovering in hospital. on monday ambassadors of african countries were invited to a meeting with south africa's foreign minister who wanted to assure them that foreign nationals are safe in south africa that meeting is set to continue on friday. now we asked south africans for their thoughts on why isn't a phobia in their country is often directed at africans you know it is like. they discovering it is they can to apply because there is no tomorrow they are not thinking about the people i think this is a way to make the we. that's what it was it doesn't go through so the africans can be. somalians with the other africans actually taking their drugs because that is what's happening i'm not saying that it's with our cause because they do come here looking for better opportunities and i think they are great they're going to have most of this of the family a lot of we. the relationship that we have among each country of africa with t

out of office by the army in twenty seventeen he was replaced by innocent non-government today as a bobby and small thirty nine he is since the end of colonial rule based growing anger over the fate of the often end economic disaster next by mugabe and the tough line taken by the government against recent protests of a fuel hikes was no less brutal and the excesses of the mugabe era. so is the human rights situation any of base and now all that it was and that mugabe my guest today made headlines in two thousand and sixteen when he sent the former president robert mugabe every other provocative birthday present it was a prison uniform mocked crimes against humanity he was suggesting will have a should be jailed for human rights violations so the activists and joins me now welcome to news africa we're talking about zimbabwe instead of raising independence thirty nine years of independence which is say symbol ways a free country today thank you for having me here christine this did. that it of ever is a very important day in zimbabwe this is the day we are supposed to go to commemorate or t

bobby kennedy described him as playing the role of the dumb dodo for this region.did he think he was a dumb dodo? i don't think is a dumb dodo but his personality was such that he was differential to the president on making for policy. but i think this is mixed because this is what kennedy wanted. he did not want a secretary of state who is going to compete with him on making foreign-policy. but the kennedy administration was a far policy and administration. kennedy was not the interested initially in domestic affairs and so to speak kicking and screaming and dealing with civil rights. and he dealt with it and it was quite courageous of him to the civil rights bill before the congress in 1963 because it could have jeopardized his reelection since he knew he was an alienating southern state and southern voters. so it was courageous of him to do that. he felt and grew in office and he was a foreign-policy president and i don't think he wanted a secretary of state who is going to be aggressive about challenging what he wanted to do. what kennedy complained about is th

hunger strike sixty six days ago has died well what was then called the political wing of bobby sands ira shin fein has been in london to meet with to raise a major recall been over breakfast we caught up with chin feigns vice president michel o'neill to ask her about the significance of history i have that michel it's the anniversary of the signing of the good friday agreement you and your leader in meeting a lot of british politicians do you think british politicians have a historic appreciation of the troubles and mary lou mcdonald said something about the secretary of state if it was an island do you think they do i believe that.

in a direct comparison of bobby kennedy to president trump, bobby was at all the universities, all the young white kids really loved bobby. , how wouldd poetry you say that america's relationship with the press would be different if we were not blessed with people like bobby and his brother, although you know, anything negative that might have happened, how you think we would be different if we never had them? if we weren't blessed with their presence at that point in time? thank you. >> it is such an interesting comment and i will just respond by saying bobby kennedy is one who, as youures said, marked the age of reason in politics, a thoughtful, humane man. to national comes security issues, at the beginning of his time as attorney general, he was the person who, in secret, evidence thingsly clear, plotted like the possibility of killing foreign leaders. kennedy had come up as a fierce anti-communist. in investigative committees in congress, going after communists. he came to this with an intense, in some ways troubling values. the arc of his career, the way he changed, is one of the

then it was bobby kennedy. bobby kennedy stole my heart. even as a little girl. i remember it was on the eve of my ninth birthday that he was shot. i went to bed frame that he would live. when i woke up, he had passed away. i always looked to his leadership because of the heart and the love that he expressed in his public service. he cares about the people, the most vulnerable people, civil rights. >> what inspired you to go to law school? >> that was unplanned. i was going to be a high school english teacher. in my undergraduate career, i took law courses. i recognized very quickly i loved the study of law. i loved the logic of it. i loved the case law study. i decided i am not going to be teaching high school english. >> what did you do after high school? >> i practiced law in philadelphia as a trial lawyer. i moved to montgomery county in started a little three woman law firm where we had a lot of fun and were trying to raise kids. i enjoyed the practice of law for about 10 years. >> was it intentional that you were all women at that law firm? >> it was very i

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. >> stephen: antoni poroski, bobby berk, jonathan van ness, and tan france! thanks for having us. >> stephen: a lot of excitement is building today. i wish i had as much fun doing anything as you guys look like you're having on every show that you're in. >> we have a lot of fun on our show too much fun. >> we need to have someone wrangling us to slow us down. >> we were drinking coffee we didn't realize was concentrated. >> you have to add water. didn't read that! i feel like we cry our fair share amount, too, though. >> you, too. we cry. >> stephen: but you make it look fun. >> stephen: kamaro could not be here but i met him, the first of any of you i met, and he complimented me on my beard at the emmys last fall so he's my favorite. you're all playing catch-up at this point. >> he's not here because you shaved it off. ( laughter ) >> still your favorite? >> stephen: dead to me now! ( laughter ) so first, congratulations. you guys all just won a glad award last week. ( cheers and applause ) >> and so did m michelle quan, apparently, as well. >> johnathan, yo

bobby rush, he is a former black panther.hat is equally troubling about that, and he made those statements, i believe, at the same function kimberly foxx was there. i don't know why she stood by and let somebody say that about the fop and our members with whom she is supposed to be working to prosecute criminals. that is equally outrageous. really, i would like to see mayor elect lori lightfoot respond to that. i would like to see mayor emanuel respond to that. absolutely disgusting comment. our attorneys are going to send a letter to mr. rush tomorrow demanding an apology. >> laura: yogurt and apology, when cows fly. >> i think it's important. >> laura: is important to make a record of it, you are right. this is the kind of stuff that goes routinely unanswered by those who claim -- they play the race card, the victim, and they are the biggest racist of all. can you imagine getting a maximum getting up there and saying they are a sworn enemy of white people? can you imagine someone saying that? if the shoe were on the other f

bobby smith and thank you very much and crew mcgatlin.ou. >> youade it just in time. >> i know. it is fading on me. >> >>> a tradition unlike any other. it is nownd uerway in georgia thisni mng. players began teeing off for th year's masters tournament. just a fewrs hou ago now the course has beenacked all week for the practic rounds and the par 3 game. tiger woods teed off after 11:00. and rory mcilroy a few minutes later. thewo top-ranked players in the world, dustin johnson and justin rose will start their first game just after 1:30. and two brothers are making their first trip to the most famous golf event in america, nbc's meredith anderson has the story. >> reporter: every year jeff campbell plays the masters lottery. >> let's see. we have -- we woods and koepka. >> this year he hit the jackpot. >> last summer what to think and now that you are here it is a surreal mome a. >> reporte even mora some to share with his dad and father and father-in-law. >> the gras was ridiculous and the scenery was unbelievable. everything you hear is

i did it >> number five, the chef himself, bobby flay. >> bobby's bowls goes to number five and we'reng close to the top -- >> do you think we have a future in a game show >> i don't think so. >> number four, nick lowery and nick the kicks picks >> last year's champion in the four spot. >> gets the fourth pick. >> can he still pull it out even though he's the fourth pick? that's the question. >> number three, beth nenny frank frankel. >> number three. that means only two left seymour alpha and the green machine. >> number two, jarvis green and the green machine. >> the green machine number two. >> that means we know who that leaves >> oh, there's our drum roll oh, man. our own insider tim seymour and seymour alpha. >> it moves to the number one spot right up there. >> there you go. all right. seymour alpha gets the first pick jarvis green, team yes >> will he pick a cannabis company? seymour has been all over those stocks >> i thought you were going to say something else remember, folks, the stock draft will be here next thursday live. the 25th at 2:00 p.m. eastern time on power lunch

bobby sands is dead the twenty seven year old member of the irish republican army who went on a protest hunger strike sixty six days ago has died well what was then called the political wing of all the sounds ira shin fein has been in london to meet with to raise a major recall been over bricks if we caught up with chin feigns vice president michel o'neill to ask her about the significance of history. michelle it's the anniversary of the same. good friday agreement you and your leader in meeting a lot of british politicians do you think british politicians have a historic appreciation of the troubles and mary lou we're dawdled said something about the secretary of state for northern ireland do you think they do i believe that our interests are never been served never will be i believe that whenever it was conceived the question of the good friday agreement was never part and parcel of anybody's consideration so that shows the bit and disregard the british politicians have for the people on the island of ireland for a peace process that's why we're here because we will start. the need to

i got to meet bobby kennedy a couple years ago, and bobby told sirhan he knew he had not killed his father. i said, what did he say? he said he was a sweet man and felt sorry for him. a young palestinian immigrant who came to america to escape the bombings in his own country. he lived in a shack with 40 families that shared one pit for a toilet. horrific conditions he escaped to come to america for a better life, and then he gets framed in this plot and sent to jail for 50 years for a crime he didn't commit. isn't 50 years enough? we have seen enough evidence that sirhan wasn't the man who killed kennedy. the book, there is 500 pages of it. you see the evidence that sirhan was likely shooting blanks, a distractor in a magic act. sirhan has been jailed for 50 years for a crime he didn't commit. we can't bring bobby kennedy back, but we can still save a life, and we can save our history with it. it is what bobby kennedy would have wanted. so i set up a petition online, and i hope you go there. i'm sorry. it matters! it matters! this guy should not be in jail. [applause] thank you. [applause]

but then it was bobby kennedy i have to admit. bobby kennedy stole my heart. even as a little girl as i remember it was literally on the eve of my ninth birthday, june 5, that he was shot and went to bed praying he would live. when i woke up from my ninth birthday he of course had passed away. i always look to his leadership because of the heart and the love that he expressed in his public service. he cares about the poor. he cared about the most vulnerable. he cared about civil rights and equal rights. and so he's absolutely normal model for me. >> what inspired you to go to law school? >> that was an plan. you can see a lot of my life is meandering and unplanned but het got me to play some proud of. i was going to be a high school english teacher, and in my undergraduate career i took a law course, contract course. i recognize a quickly i loved the state of law. i loved the logic of the about the case law study. so i immediately decided no, not can be teaching high school english. i will apply to law school. >> what did you do after law school? >> i practice

if you travel to bobbie bobbie it's worth taking a little time to explore the countryside to tell lies at the edge of the northern black forest. there are great places to go hiking and enjoy some wonderful scenery. it's all free of charge something of a relief after the expense of. the black forest as one of the most popular holiday regions in germany from north to south the low mountain range extends over one hundred fifty kilometers so there is a lot to discover and here are some ideas. meadows trees and hills as far as the eye can see the natural areas here are plenty of space for all kinds of experiences but my tips you can get a fabulous panoramic view of the countryside from the tree top walk. and right nearby is an even more spectacular attraction the wild line suspension bridge. it stretches three hundred one thousand metres in length and rises up to sixty metres in height supported on steel cables it's an impressive engineering feat and an unforgettable experience. my next tip will take you even higher the gone down menu on the felde bag the black forest highest summit held tw

bobby jones as well. coming to perform? >> yes. >> we're talking about the gospel one voice showcase coming up in september, kicking off orday. we'll tell you about it when we come back af onewe are talking about the voice gospel showcase coming up in september at the expanded prince george's community college center for the performing arts. joining d us noector of auar service management for prince george's communi college where this is all going to happen. this is such an exciting time.ec not onlyse the show is going to be exciting, the showcase but because of where g this isng to take place. >> we are very excited to have this partnersh at our newly rtsted center performing here at prince george's community college. it's going to mean so mu c to s and ty to see this hopefully long term on this event. we're very excited to he them. >> have to ask you about the expansion. >> yes. >> yourieed in size. >> yes. we've got from one theater, 5700 seats, to three theaters, art gallery, conference center. s we'reling tickets on si

join me right now as we try to get to the bottom of all this, former fbi special agent bobby ciccone and former federal prosecutor, doug burns. let's talk about this from a legal perspective. doug, where the out of bounds? >> i'm a legal purist, okay? we went through two years every night saying this is definitely a crime they will invite family members, there may be sealed indictments. there has to be accountability we cannot just pivot to the next topic. to answer your question, is a totally legitimate inquiry now that the special counsel came back and said no, there wasn't a crime. but he wrote this novel for 200 pages about obstructing something that is not a crime. and how it sounds highly editorial but it should be. trish: you are the nor i am not. but i know a lot of lawyers and -- he said he had a right to decide innocence or guilt. his only job was to decide whether or not he had enough evidence to prove obstruction. >> my colleague is better than me as an agent. the point is when a case is declined, he folded the file, put in the cabinet and move onto the next case. politic

play ball here joining us from atlanta now to dig a little bit deeper into this story is american bobby scales he's a former major league baseball player and he's also worked in player development she's now the assistant fielding coordinator with the pittsburgh pirates bob is going to have you on the show are we expecting a cuban invasion of major league baseball in the u.s. next year. i don't know that invasion is quite the term you want to use i think you're going to see obscene influence i don't there's twenty five players on that list it isn't necessarily all going to sign it but i think there's definitely another wave coming in the best articles. on their own cork. and when you when you when you buddy when you look at the players in cuba did they tend to mean the you know the crowd you have to pick from do they tend to be above average players or they are they good baseball players others that there's tremendous baseball cuba has been dominant on the international amateur scene whether be in world cups with you know let x. whether even they made a mark on the last few years in the

wow what a what a positive shock to experience for these young guys bobby skills as if he'll be corded with the pittsburgh pirates probably appreciate your time tonight sharing your stories with us thank you very much my pleasure. well the day is nearly done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news follow me a brit golf t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we will see you on monday everybody. quadriga international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week nato mohsin seventy years on of us are we are school fugitives the military alliance how in the age of trump. how many small germany's role in the international security and defense are enough some more coming up in the country to join us. the minutes on w. . from the from the book you are now going to keep you up to the focal length no commitment to. exposing and justice. global news that matters to me from times when the hour starts rising people fight for survival many days i'll buy gets me but if i give it when there's a flood the wate

you know wow what a what a positive shock to experience for these young guys bobby skills this is a field important with the pittsburgh pirates but we appreciate your time tonight sharing your stories with us thank you very much my pleasure. well the day is nearly done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news follow me aboard golf t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we will see you on monday. luxury on the red sox and in the you susie. car show moves out and new version of the cars. and entering the next generation the mazda three with new engines for the emissions driving from. driving next d.w. . house in berlin. looking for all things related to the legendary art school in the german capital and what was that like and what still make us that's what i want to find out today through art architecture and chocolate. small cuts can inspire big changes. people making it possible to keep going to africa. fantastic right trying that as they set out to safety and foreigners. to learn from one another. and work to

contributor, reporter peter nicklas and op-ed or the bobby goesh.victoria, this is one of the concerns and i'll go to a "the new york times" headline reading sometimes -- someone is always trying to kill you and in it says in 2017 41% of women and girls in honduras showed signs of mutilation, disfigurement and cruelty beyond what was needed to kill them. this is part of the discussion of why many of the familys that are trying to come to the united states and claim asylum what they're facing. >> so, when we're talking ab immigration, you have to look at the push and pull factors and not just what's happening at the boa border. it has to be something really powerful. and it is, in fact, that. we know that el salvador, honduras and nicaragua have some of the highest murder rates in the world. they choose between the lesser of two evils. do i stay and risk my life or go to united states and claim asylum and the law of the land to legally claim asylum and it would go through due process and i think very important for us to understand what's going on the

will be bobby's daughter bobbi you know civilian areas they are bombing schools so i think this kind of bombardment should be stopped because this city and people are paying the price for this american up close these and that prompted the words i believe the american troops american administration is fully responsible for. among the sabean in particular you know more than a thousand people were killed i mean it kind of misty she was in a sponsible because the supposed to be in control of they actually should be. responsible will be found to be done for much of the community should actually take action against. but with a place for you in just over half an hour see that. girl who remember this famous french will you the new way the pock back in the sixty's i think mostly but well yes and tell the audience right happens they eat themselves to death yes and it's really kind of violence actually hard to watch but it's gross they're burping and farting and puking and just keep on eating and right that's blackstock berkshire hathaway jamie diamond working themselves to death on the school.

up in this category is when he asks don mcgahn, his white house counsel, you think jack didn't ask bobby about investigations? you think eric holder didn't listen to obama when obama said, this is who i want you to investigate? this idea of sort of a "sopranos" like figure who believes that the government agencies and his role at the top of the administration is limitless and that he can interfere in that very sacrosanct line between the justice department and the white house. that is really the striking piece for me. >> chuck rosenberg, i haven't had a chance to talk to you. what do you make of this final work product? and a serious question, what do you think mueller was doing at work today? >> yes, i was surprised to see, brian, he got in at 8:00, two hours later than -- >> it is late, he slept in. >> he obviously slept in. he must have been tired, from writing a very, very good, comprehensive, detailed and thoughtful report. volume one on the russian interference piece, though we had seen portions of that in publicly-filed charges involving the troll farm and involving russian milita

just like bobby kennedy was.tigieg is gay and takes precedence, and speaks more languages, including norwegian, and he doesn't just play guitar, he plays piano and does it with ben folds and the whole deal. buttigieg has basically stolen all of his momentum, and i think you're right, i think beto is toast here.bu >> tucker: speaking norwegian and playing the piano. i'm being sincere, actually impressive. i'm impressed by them. but they are not really policy prescriptions, they are not ideas that are going to improve america. neither is who you sleep with relevant to running the country so far as i can tell, or any of these criteria meaningful. where's the part where we get to debate their ideas for the country? >> the problem is obviously that there is only one thought leader in the democratic party right now, and that is bernie sandersy what you are seeing is a bunch of candidates who are attempting to steer into the bernie sanders lane. there is no room in that lane, bernie sanders has occupied that entire lane

i'm glad you tuned in first to the ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wine as a musician his songs tackle corruption and poverty as a legislator he's an outspoken and critical voice of uganda's government now he's going to make for president he's been violently arrested and beaten. led to me threat to the power of uganda's leader the word i'm seventy who has ruled uganda since one thousand nine hundred eighty six for you why it is here in berlin speaking at a conference on freedom of expression i caught up with him earlier today. quite a tough year for you you were a reason you were beating up i mean it was in the show you expected how safe do you feel you know still going for this. but neither is anybody those who like me it was speak out and indeed there are many who are sailing out or unsafe i mean you. never change anything and you can never change anything unless you speak out of it. is a complex one because you are living in a regime. that will not tolerate any thing that is not its line of thinking so anybody who speaks out. against. the regime is at risk because that freedo

and i immediately said, bobby never went in there.crazy. >> have you seen the finished product? >> no. >> it's not finished. >> very soon. >> from the outside, the house looks completely the same. but now there is two stories. >> there is a nationwide search for the horse that goes in the living room. because we are trying to find that. one of the nice things about the show will be the nostalgia. when we go in the rooms, we reflecting on what happened and the scenes we played. >> did you have any memories? maybe a stolen kiss with you know who? >> flooded with memories. >> how many kisses were there? >> susan and i built a doghouse the other day. >> you did? >> yeah. >> and then we made out in it again. >> we can't believe this show was only on for five seasons and had an incredible, left a mark on so many generations. >> there were so many other shows. we had a cartoon show. we had a variety hour. you know, we had all these -- >> the "very brady christmas." >> the girls got married. >> it's never not been on the air. you could turn i

congressman bobby rush of illinois. well he is living brightly in the past.nd exploiting racial divides in his version of the president, responding to jussie smollett's crime hoax. hate crime hoax, he has a decidely well, nasty view of the chicago police department. ed rollins and i take it up next. stay with us, we'll be right back. lou: bobby rush, accusing chicago police department of racism for their handling of the jussie smollett case. >> is a sworn enemy of black people. and all of their -- >> rush, well, he does not recognize enterally what is going in chicago, chicago police department is run by a black man, the city spent 130,000 dollars in police overtime as they investigated alleged hate crime against jussie smollett, also a black man. >> rush is a founding member of the black panthers. joining us ed roll ups, i want to start ronna mcdaniel with us tonight, president's approval numbers are moved up to 53%. he brings this government to heal on his policies. she was clear as she could be, she expects the party to follow the president of united state

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