washingto politics for the boston globe." anna pressley, give us a sense of her rise in your district. guest: thank you for having me. well-knownsley was in boston here she was on the city council for about nine years before she ran for congress, and she was the first woman of color to be on it at a time when it was predominately white men and sort of paved the way for the new generation of women of color who now sir. i believe there are six now on the council out of 13, so she really was sort of the first to start to diversify the council in boston, and now has an even greater following after she ran for congress. she defeated, as you know, a longtime incumbent in the primary, and that is why she is now in congress. and to follow the massachusetts delegation and her role in the delegation, how much support, what are her friendships like, what are the interactions like among her fellow colleagues in the house and the senators? guest: yeah, so, within the delegation, she had good relationships with the other members. think they

. >>> the "boston globe" reports that vice president mike pence canceled a new hampshire trip to avoidthat person, jeff hatch, was under investigation by the drug enforcement agency for trafficking fentanyl. pence was scheduled to speak at granite recovery centers in new hampshire where hatch worked earlier this month. hatch, who is a former nfl football player, was fired yesterday. he pleaded guilty to a charge in connection to the case on friday. hatch faces up to four years in prison. >>> and our partners at "bbc news" report soccer sensation cristiano ronaldo will not face charges over an alleged rape. ronaldo was accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a las vegas hotel in 2009. u.s. prosecutors say the claims could not be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. she reportedly reached an out-of-court settlement with the star in 2010 for $375,000. ronaldo said what happened between them was consensual. >>> still to come, macy's pulls its skinny jeans plates off the shelves. why many argued they promoted eating disorders. lates off the shelves. why many argued they promoted eating disor

starting endless wars now that you've picked up up off the floor after hearing that one yes the boston globe has is reporting that soros and koch are joining forces to finance a new foreign policy think tank in washington it will promote an approach to the world based on diplomacy and restraint rather than threats sanctions and bombing called the quincy institute for responsible state craft the billionaires hope to open their doors this september right in time for the 2020 presidential campaign season news of this bizarre tag team comes hot on the heels of a recent open letter signed by 19 of the richest.

starting endless wars now that you've picked up up off the floor after hearing that one yes the boston globe has is reporting that soros and koch are joining forces to finance a new foreign policy think tank in washington it will promote an approach to the world based on diplomacy and restraint rather than threats sanctions and bombing called the quincy institute.

but the next day the boston globe had this headline.ean spicer throws first pitch at the ride night and team faces backlash. there were two tweets about the people who complained about sean on pride night. spicer has delivered three $15,000 track chairs to new englanders this summer. men who almost died protecting our country. but the globe hasn't covered that at all. they cover two tweets i stead. how sick is that? this story perfectly encapsulate how dishonest and poisonous the fake news media has become in america. joining me, fox news contributor, katie pavlich. what strikes you after that monologue? >> i think we should start with the double standard on the tweets and deportation. this shows the news cycle moves so quickly and the outrage machine turned enormously. president trump tweeted about these congress women saying they could go back to their former countries, go back, then come back to the united states and offer something better because they keep complaining about how bad the conditions are in america. now we know omar and

he bought a full page ad in the "new york times," a full page ad in the boston globe and "the washingtonrguing this quote. the world is laughing at america'st politicians as we protect ships we don't own carrying oil we don't need destined for allies who won't help. do you think he hasn't been thinking about this for a while? chicago police releasing 60 hours of video connected to the jussie smollett investigation. this video shows officers approaching smollett in his apartment. he was still wearing a noose around his neck, claiming he was a victim of a hate crime. a special pratt cuter has been appointed to look into why charges wereec dropped by the prosecutor in the case against smollett. the prosecutor also under investigation, we might point out. amie tarkanian, great to have you with us. people want to put this president down. the left-wing media, it's a full-time greek chorus. but here is the president from more than 30 years ago talking about these issues on protecting the ships, nations not contributing, and relying on the u.s. for military defense. theor man has been thinking a

starting endless wars now that you've picked up up off the floor after hearing that one yes the boston globe was is reporting that soros and koch are joining forces to finance a new foreign policy think tank in washington it will promote an approach to the world based on diplomacy and restraint rather than threats sanctions and bombing called the quincy institute for responsible state craft the billionaires hope to open their doors this september right in time for the 2020 presidential campaign season news of this bizarre tag team comes hot on the heels of the recent open letter signed by 19 of the richest people in the united states including abigail disney entrepreneur nick hanauer and soros himself asking for busy a bed rule wealth tax on the richest 110th of the richest one percent of all americans. what in the hell is happening to our billionaires asking to be taxed heavily and calling for an end to the u.s. military adventures in interventionism. let's find out just what parallel universe we've now entered as we start watching the hallmarks. one would you treat the threat like real tha

i wrote a book about congress 10 years ago and i used to write a column for the boston globe.e known warren and talk to her on and off the record, going back to when she was on the oversight board, terrorizing tim geithner and senior figures in the obama administration after the financial crisis. jason: that was the moment she came into herself. it felt, at least nationally. josh: right. she had been a fairly renowned bankruptcy professor, not much of a public figure. one of the things i talk about in the piece, warrant has always had a gift for communicating. it was true when she was a law professor, got her noticed by dr. phil before anybody heard of her. that brought her to the attention of top democrats, who began bringing her into testify because she was a compelling person. that landed her the oversight gig at the bank bailout. that is the moment you see her developing her signature style of staging these big, aggressive, high-profile confrontations with senior figures, almost always men, and somehow getting the best of them in a way that galvanizes grassroots liberal su

president not so soon 30 years later bought a full page ad in new york times full page ad in the boston globed washington post argue aing this, quote, the world is laughing at america's politicians as we protect ships we don't own carry aing oil we don't need, destine for allies who won't help. you think he hasn't been thinking about it at all releasing 60 hours of video connected to jussie smollett investigation, this new footage includes officers approaching the actor and his still wearing still wearing noose around his neck after claiming he was a victim of a hate crime. police say the orchestrated that vote to drum up publicity and he certainly got mad hasn't he? a special prosecutor has now been aa pointed to look into why charge as were dropped by the prosecutor in the case. against smollett, the prosecutor also under investigation we might poind point out joining me tonight former chair of the nevada republican party amy, amy great to have you with us. and -- i just people want to put this president down the left wing media is -- a full time, you know, greek chorus and here is the pres

strategist talk to "the boston globe" and here is a portion of that interview.o lose anymore, it's not a contest between bernie and joe biden because both are slipping. it's a contest between four war five of them. does bernie have to win in new hampshire? here's the thing come all of them do. good point. >> a grain of salt, people who were former campaign advisors. some sour grapes there. i also tend to disagree, i don't think joe biden has to win in new hampshire nor do i think that kamala harris kamala harris has to win in new hampshire because the beginning of the nominating process is ideological extreme, old, white. iowa, new hampshire or both outliers compared to the rest of the party. the rest of the primaries. as soon as you get to south carolina and then nevada and super tuesday, those things look very different. if they look credible coming out to iowa and new hampshire, they can run a table from there and have no problem. >> julie: i have to move onto another topic before i let you go. admits the me too movement. many recognitions resignationse polit

on the eve of a debate, shee released to "the boston globe" a list of 13 cases she was involved in tof of having been essentially representing corporate america against consumers but she convenientlys left off one key case she was involved in, which was the breast implant litigation against dow and dow chemical, its parent corporation. i discovered that case and brought it forward and her immediate reaction was, as you indicated, she was trying to help the women get money which was preposterous. she was representing dow chemical, the parent corporation of the breast implant manufacturer which was vigorously fighting any claim of liability and she was representing them at that time and advising them so it was nothing to suggest that she actually was trying to help the women. there is everything to suggest that she was actually fighting it and fast-forward to 2019, "the washington post" just completed an investigation which confirmed exactly what i was saying. which is that she was not attempting to help the women, she was fighting against the women and, in fact, they interviewed people

the boston globe and here you are on the presidential campaign.mpaign what we are seeing in the polls? >> absolutely. you certainly see and i can really see it tonight here in wisconsin with elizabeth's town hall. she has a spark in her step. she is much crisper than in the past and just really up there having fun. when you are a winning candidate, it's fun. that translates. i think her staff is, you know, they are looking at this as the poler coaster. they don't want to be riding up and down. they are quite disciplined in how they look at the polls and they realize how early it is, but you can say all that and you watch her in front of a crowd of 1500 people tonight and you can certainly see that she was really having fun up there. >> i want to tell the control room you rewrote the banner. poler coaster. i like that. let's take a look again at the lineup on this poler coaster that we have today. joe biden at 26, elizabeth warren at 19, kamala harris at 13 and bernie sanders at 13 at . jess, you're a verpt of the hillary clinton campaign. you know

there is an op-ed in my hometown boston globe today from a veteran green beret shot in afghanistan and he said is our country really ready for a third war. and you have to ask that as this escalation continues by both countries. >> and when you think about all the work, we both curved the negotiations, one has to ask what is the stranlg. strategy. we didn't see a lot of interagency meetings going on. you see the divisions described as niknife fights, dwis divisio the team. >> and while he imposes this maximum pressure campaign, he has made it clear that he didn't look forward to the idea of a are with a, he backed off the idea of a single strike in response to the shoot down of a american drone and he said he wouldn't have negotiations without pre-condition, something that the other presidents quoont wouldn't do. under george w. bush and for some extent under obama, some agreement had to be before they got to the point of the negotiations. here the president says he wants talk. tehran doesn't want to talk to him. they don't think that he is capable of coming up with a deal that they wo

center for american progress and renee graham, associate editor and opinion columnist for the boston globe. i am mystified by two things. i do not understand why the president disagreed and decided he had to disagree with his rally audience today. i don't understand why he was more orange than he has been in a long time. that's a separate point that i will leave to the mysteries of the trump world. i really don't get what happened here that made him step back and say i disagree with that rally guy. >> i think we should take note of this turn of events. for the last several days, we heard a lot of pundits, a lot of trump watchers say he has a secret plan. this is a perfect strategy. it's going to help him win reelection. like so many things that the president does, it got out of control. what happened last night, he recognize and i think he recognized only because republicans who were up for election recognize that the imagery of this crowd of thousands of mostly white people screaming send her back to about a woman from africa who was a refug refugee, a refugee who was a citizen of the uni

joining me right now, another fierce and forceful woman, associate editor and columnist for the "boston globe the 1970s, renee, are considered a second golden age for hollywood cinema. so in your view, what kind of led to that kind of ground-breaking form of cinema? >> you are coming out of the '60s where you have vietnam. you have the nixon administration. it's not quite -- watergate really isn't in full swing yet but this deepening mistrust of government n these once-esteemed institutions. the art began to show that. showing lives we weren't normally going to see at the movies. all of that comes out of the turmoil of the '60s. the movies in the '70s were an answer to that. >> and they were powerful messages. you know, i remember when i talked to pam grier years ago, she talked about kind of a real conflict in how she felt with her role and the power of herk charact her characters. but she is smiling at that. it really was a time of real strong messaging, particularly coming out of the vietnam war. particularly coming out of the type of politics that the '70s was experiencing. >> one of the

he has worked for "the boston globe" and the "miami herald." we are also talking with siobhan hughes. prior to working at the "wall street journal," worked at "gq." cbs news reminds us a vote is coming in the senate tomorrow on the 9/11 victims compensation fund. it was quite a path getting to this final vote. bring us up to speed on where they are and how they got there. guest: it is looking like the senate will vote probably tomorrow on making permanent the 9/11 victims compensation fund. people, maylot of be an estimated 90,001st responders, but also a lot of other people who inhaled contaminants at the site. a lot of people remember jon stewart coming to the judiciary committee and raking the committee over the calls for the poor attendance at the hearing. that probably propelled a lot of the impetus behind the movement. the bill passed the house. likely to pass the senate this week. host: rand paul put up a blog of sorts last week. why and how do they get past that? guest: rand paul put up a blog on budgetary grounds. he decided the fund n

he has worked for "the boston globe" and the "miami herald." we are also talking with siobhan hughes. prior to working at the "wall street journal," worked at "gq." cbs news reminds us a vote is coming in the senate tomorrow on the 9/11 victims compensation fund. it was quite a path getting to this final vote. bring us up to speed on where they are and how they got there. guest: it is looking like the senate will vote probably tomorrow on making permanent the 9/11 victims compensation fund. people, maylot of be an estimated 90,001st responders, but also a lot of other people who inhaled contaminants at the site. a lot of people remember jon stewart coming to the judiciary committee and raking the committee over the calls for the poor attendance at the hearing. that probably propelled a lot of the impetus behind the movement. the bill passed the house. likely to pass the senate this week. host: rand paul put up a blog of sorts last week. why and how do they get past that? guest: rand paul put up a blog on budgetary grounds. he decided the fund n

hours.say those 5 1/2 i got back, was it nolan of the "boston globe." marty nolan. >> he said, when buchanan got ack, it was like orderly field after lindbergh landed. day, in a way, because it boosted the morale of the whole white house staff down.was very and the good news with you, networks decided after i had five hours, they are no longer carrying live testimony. on your way to china. i don't think you had stopped in hawaii yet. you were on air force one with the president. i want to ask you eventually back.the trip this. watch [video clip] -- omments before about joe memoirs, most interesting. >> read the first part, too. interestingthe more part is the evaluation of de gaulle. fascinating. >> that's great footage. i don't recall ever seeing that. mind as you n your were making the trip? >> i guess we were talking about we were, -- i think yeah. >> what was in your mind when you were on the plane? sent nixon a memo telling him i thought he was taking a then iking this trip and ent him a second memo saying, you need to take me along, it's my turn.

james pandit was a political reporter for "the boston globe." we begin with the term campaign's response to the resignation of secretary acosta. no doubt you can hear it, i don't know if you can see marc lotter, but your response? >> look, the fact is that secretary acosta probably did make the right move in terms of for the administration, that this would be a distraction going on for quite some time. it hasn't gone unnoticed, in the unit that is investigating or charged mr. epstein in the southern district of new york. it's the public face of this. the corruption element of it. i don't know where that goes, i'm not going to point any fingers, but they are swirling speculation. there's a rule in politics, the moment you bring up the podium it's a matter of when you are going to leave. if your cabinet official. >> harris: wow! >> if you are a senator governor you can survive it a little bit, but his moment of time. >> harris: the moment you bring up the podium. what's next? this administration is taking a lot of criticism for having so many high

i got back, was it nolan of the "boston globe." >> marty nolan. >> he said, when buchanan got back, itas like orderly field after lindbergh landed. it was a great day, in a way, because it boosted the morale of the whole white house staff which was very down. and the good news was, the networks decided after i had testified for five hours, they are no longer carrying live testimony. >> here you are on your way to china. i don't think you had stopped in hawaii yet. you were on air force one with the president. i want to ask you eventually about the trip back. let's watch this. [video clip] >> comments before about joe -- memoirs, most interesting. >> read the first part, too. talk about, the more interesting part is the evaluation of de gaulle. it's rather fascinating. >> that's great footage. i don't recall ever seeing that. >> what was in your mind as you were making the trip? >> i guess we were talking about -- i think we were, yeah. >> what was in your mind when you were on the plane? >> i sent nixon a memo telling him i thought he was taking a risk taking this trip and then i sent

washingto politics for the boston globe." pressley, give us a sense of her rise in your district. guest: thank you for having me. well-knownsley was in boston here she was on the city council for about nine years before she ran for congress, and she was the first woman of color to be on it at a time when it was predominately white men and sort of paved the way for the new generation of women of color who now sir. i believe there are six now on the council out of 13, so she really was sort of the first to start to diversify the council in boston, and now has an even greater following after she ran for congress. she defeated, as you know, a longtime incumbent in the primary, and that is why she is now in congress. and to follow the massachusetts delegation and her role in the delegation, how much support, what are her friendships like, what are the interactions like among her fellow colleagues in the house and the senators? guest: yeah, so, within the delegation, she had good relationships with the other members. think they are

it came all very well, i will say those five and a half hours, i got back -- was nolan of the boston globebrian: marty nolan. patrick: marty nolan said when to orallyot back field, it was like after lindbergh landed. you know, it was a great day in a way for -- because it boosted the morale of the whole white house staff, which was very down and the good news was that the networks decided after i had testified for five hours, they are no longer carrying live testimony. brian: here you are on your way to china. i don't think you had stopped in hawaii yet. you are on air force one with the president and i want to ask you immensely about the trip back. let's watch this. >> this trip with the chinese, comments before about mao and joe and melrose and the memoirs were most interesting. patrick: yes, and i had read the first part too and it just talked about really the more interesting part is this evaluation. it is rather fascinating. patrick: that's great footage. i don't recall ever seeing that. brian: what was in your mind as you were making the trip? patrick: well, i guess we were talking a

. >>> "the boston globe" reports former new england patriots linebacker tedy brewski is recovering in a massachusetts hospital this morning after suffering a second stroke. the 46-year-old suffered the stroke thursday. his family says he immediately recognized the warning signs. he retired after the 2008 season. >> one of the good guys. i had a chance to work with him. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports nba finals mvp kawhi leonard is headed to the clippers. the california native joins clippers after spending last year with the toronto raptors. the free agent made the decision after clippers acquired a second star. okc will get at least five draft picks. last month he helped the raptors clinch their first nba title. he's the first in this new nba free agency area to leave and go somewhere else. >> you guys are the sports experts. how much will that affect the raptors? >> it's huge. so many thought he was going to the lakers to join lebron and anthony davis. that didn't happen. clipper gave up four draft picks to get him. >> it's crazy. jericka, crazy. >> a lot of money involved.

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is even "the boston globe" covering this.g the shrinking of markets have peculiar consequence when an industry is frozen for 25 years and nobody writes about it. host: go ahead and respond. guest: there is an issue that is universal yonder the fishing industry or the region in which the caller was saying. there is a danger that when you --d yourself as the loan lone voice in the market and there is a handful of you, and nobody is getting paid, there is going to always be the danger that your coverage is going to be affected by that. think that is the concern. there have been instances in our history of journalists being forced to make questionable calls because of the reality that they do not have the money they need to do their job. i think that is something that we have a society have to be concerned with. host: one of our social media followed her -- followers walked -- wrote in said that i was a ofial media intern out college. hours were long and pay was terrible. how do we convince journalism studio -- dunes to start at

this is boom boston broadcasting around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and on us all. and i'm christiane washington has the like out what on back today that turns have been set by the america 3rd trade but it's far from over ridding cartagena the president of the u.n. i global union joined that not that it can bring. a. change tension may have pull between the u.s. and china but it's still a kick highway artie's kalak mohammed and french couple are on break it down and later the roller coaster rages on for bitcoin is the crypto has seen its ups and downs and it's not until this point is all coins have also taken a beating around us about why are ventures and standing by to dig into the details of the dip we've got a pack show today so let's head right in. a french road block for the trade deal between the european union and mercosur leads our global report today as finance signals it is not ready to approve french agriculture minister. told members of the french parliament quote we won't have an accord at any price the story isn't finished more specifically

this is boom boston broadcasting around the globe and covering the world of business and finance in the us all but daniel prieto and i'm christie i am washington here's a look at what i'm back today but turns have been set by the america 3rd trade but it's far from over really in cartagena the president of the u.n. i global union joined that somebody does that if i can bring that they feel. his pension. they have cool between the u.s. and china but it's still. way aren't these alec mohammed and venture on to break it down and later the roller coaster rages on for bitcoin is a crypto has seen its ups and downs and it's not too good coin is also all coins have also taken a beating around us about why are ventures and standing by to dig into the details of the bill if you've got a.

susan: according to "the boston globe" they reported he wrote two checks, maximum amounts to trump'se-election and that includes general election next year as well. it's very interesting that back in 2000, president trump briefly considered running for president in perot's reform party before scrapping that idea. they have a history together. stuart: ross perot gave him some money, according to reports. got it. >>> we are going to be up at the opening bell. that's important. it's a wednesday morning. i will show you, we will be up about 110, 113 points. this follows the release of some comments by fed chair powell. he suggested uncertainties in outlook have increased in recent months. the market taking that as a sign we are going to get a rate cut. look at that nasdaq, up 58 points. we'll be right back. stuart: boeing is a dow component. there is news on boeing. airbus, the european air maker, plane makers, are going to make more planes than boeing. airbus is going to be the biggest plane maker in the world. boeing's stock not suffering, it's up a buck, $350. >>> softer profits at le

he has worked for "the boston globe" and the "miami herald."also talking with siobhan hughes. prior to working at the "wall street journal," worked at "gq." cbs news reminds us a vote is coming in the senate tomorrow on the 9/11 victims compensation fund. it was quite a path getting to this final vote. bring us up to speed on where they are and how they got there. guest: it is looking like the senate will vote probably tomorrow on making permanent the 9/11 victims compensation fund. people, maylot of be an estimated 90,001st responders, but also a lot of other people who inhaled contaminants at the site. a lot of people remember jon stewart coming to the judiciary committee and raking the committee over the calls for the poor attendance at the hearing. that probably propelled a lot of the impetus behind the movement. the bill passed the house. likely to pass the senate this week. host: rand paul put up a blog of sorts last week. why and how do they get past that? guest: rand paul put up a blog on budgetary grounds. he decided the fund needed to

elizabeth warren quickly cited the "boston globe" to say that wasn't the case.it would be a liability. he is the one that gave her that poke hand tas nickname that has been so devastating. i guess you could say hey, president trump, you tell lies, too. that's a race to the bottom and doesn't help her. jedediah: yeah. i want to get to these debates. i'm getting my popcorn ready for next round of democratic debates as you might imagine. one of the key moments was this duke out between kamala harris and joe biden. they are set to face off again. i thought kamala harris did an amazing job of holding joe biden accountable. what do you think we are going to see in round 2 of this political policy duke out? >> well, i think it's the radio do in detroit. you know. and i think that joe biden said he wasn't prepared last time. he better be prepared this time. and he has also got cory booker, the senator from new jersey there. so i think booker had previously criticized biden for saying he could be bipartisan, he could work with people across the aisle, including seeing gr

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