bregman had a plan he brought along a friend to record the video from the amsterdam and on his phone and to capture the audio from go thinks. he knew it was probably not against the protest because he was raising issues that hurt them or make them look pretty bad and part. of their dirty money he was criticizing the fact that they are paid to represent a particular kind of ideology your millionaire. or you're not talking about what you've got is the classic car crash t.v. interview and i think that made him uncomfortable as well but i think the thing that made the most uncomfortable was that he was accused of not being an independent journalist that he was accused of working to a great ideology that will show he's paying. higher taxes. he didn't like that he took umbrage with that they're all like oh i'm against to call this off. even twenty years ago you know this would have been unthinkable the very fact there bregman was able to get out so quickly is itself a sign of the ability of different voices sometimes to break into the narrative and interrupt a dominant interpretations of i

bregman had a plan he brought along a friend to record the video from the amsterdam and on his phone and to capture the audio from both things. he knew it was probably not against the group cost because he was raising issues that hurt them and make them look pretty bad and part. of their dirty money he was criticizing the fact that they are paid to represent a particular kind of ideology your millionaire. or you're not talking about what you thought is the classic car crash t.v. interview and i think that made him uncomfortable as well but i think the thing that made the most uncomfortable was that he was accused of not being an independent journalist that he was accused of working to a great ideology that will show he's paying. tax. he didn't like that he took umbrage with that they're all like oh i'm against to call this off. even twenty years ago you know this would have been unthinkable the very fact there bregman was able to get it out so quickly is itself a sign of the ability of different voices sometimes to break into the narrative engine erupt the dominant interpretations of

bregman had a plan he brought along a friend to record the video from the amsterdam and on his phone and to capture the audio from go thinks. he knew it was probably going to go to the protest because he was raising issues that hurt them or make them look pretty bad and part. of their dirty money he was criticizing the fact that they are paid to represent a particular kind of ideology your millionaire. or you're not talking about what you thought is the classic car crash t.v. interview and i think that made him uncomfortable as well but i think the thing that made the most uncomfortable was that he was accused of not being an independent journalist that he was accused of working to a great ideology that will show he's paying. tax. he didn't like that he took umbrage with that they're all like oh i'm against to call this off. even twenty years ago you know this would have been unthinkable the very fact there bregman was able to get it out so quickly is itself a sign of the ability of different voices sometimes to break into the narrative and interrupt the dominant interpretations of i

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bregman had a plan he brought along a friend to record the video from the amsterdam and on his phone and to capture the audio from go thinks. he knew it was probably going to go to the group cost because he was raising issues that hurt them or make them look pretty bad and part. of their dirty money he was criticizing the fact that they are paid to represent a particular kind of idea looking your millionaire. or you're not talking about what you thought is the classic car crash t.v. interview and i think that made him uncomfortable as well but i think the thing that made the most uncomfortable was that he was accused of not being an independent journalist that he was accused of working to a great ideology that will show he's paying. tax. on. it. he didn't like that he took umbrage with that they're all like oh i'm against to call this off. even twenty years ago you know this would have been unthinkable the very fact there bregman was able to get it out so quickly is itself a sign of the ability of different voices sometimes to break into the narrative and interrupt the dominant inter

this could only happen in trump world. >>> and we will be joined later by luther bregman. he has changed the public discussion of socialism by actually talking to the super wealthy at davos about how much more taxes they should be paying. >>> and at the end of this hour tonight the amazing ms. porter is back. we introduced you to freshman congresswoman katey porter a few weeks ago. she's done it again. you will not want to miss the lesson that katie porter actually teaches to yet another incompetent trump administration official, and the moment when katie porter reads to the trump official from a textbook that katie porter herself wrote. it'll have a permanent place on my congressional hearing greatest hits reel, and you're really going to want to stay with us to see every word of that. want to stay with us to see every word of that let's see, aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. dad: oh, hey guys! mom (on speakerphone): hi! son (on

rutger bregman is going us, everybody! cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, president trump has three new scandals, michael jackson gets canceled, and why joe biden would be a terrible r&b singer. so it's going to be a fun show. i've missed you all. i hope you're good. ( applause ) because i am not. this daylight savings thing is trash. i feel like i'm hung over and i didn't even drink. not only did we lose an hour, it was a good hour. 2:00 to 3:00 a.m. on the weekend. we're in the club having a good time and it closed out of nowhere. why don't they schedule daylight savings for 4:00 p.m. on a friday? yeah! daylight savings! that's my proposal. i'm running for president. enough about daylight savings. let's catch up on today's headlines. let's begin with the devastating news of the ethiopian airline crash. this is the second time in six months this type of airplane has gone down. >> take a look at countries that have grounded the boeing 737 max 8, indonesia, mongolia, ethiopia just had the crash, morocco and china

rutger bregman joins me now. thank you for being with us. >> great to be here. >> what do you mean by that? that the real radicals are the centrists? you know, recent polling has indicated 40 some percent of the democratic party would like it to be more progressive, 50 some would like it to be more moderate. >> well, take things like medicare for all, which 70% of americans support or higher taxes on the rich, which supported by 75% of all americans. basically, since the early 90ses is. these are utterly mainstream positions. it's good news finally it's moving into the mainstream. that's what most americans want. so it seems to me pretty bizarre that we call these people who are against that, that we call them moderates or centrists. >> in much of the developed world or the oecd world, these are not only mainstream, but they're in some cases positioned held by conservatives. >> indeed, indeed. the toreys in the uk love universal health care. conservatives in canada love universal health care. america is the excep

and we haveropped seen some closures all across the space, from newberger bregman to columbia.nie: it was a tough time for everybody in 2018, so what specifically was the problem for factor investing? >> i think that for a lot of factor funds what happened was the underperformance really started before the fourth quarter. as you look at two of the most there, both oft these really started underperforming around the second half of last year and that is really extending into 2019. that is disappointing for a lot of people, because when they look at a multifactor portfolio they are looking for diversification. that is not happening. and momentum find it difficult in an environment we are in, with a lot of sharp turnarounds. when you have a strategy that really buys the market winners and sells the laggards, that will not work if the market regime is changing every other month. guy: momentum is down 7.5%, value down by 9%. that is basically -- growth. is it just that we are going through a rough patch for factor investing, or is the whole premise around factory investing now being

by the way, the astros' alex bregman gets an extension, $100 million. the mariners and the a's. robert kraft can avoid criminal charges for solicitation if he admits that he indeed would have been proven guilty at trial. this plea deal from palm beach county, florida for kraft and 24 hours, they would also have to complete 100 hours community service, pay fines for each count and go for screening for diseases and complete a course about prostitution. no word which direction kraft will choose. first time offenders. one of the greatest comebacks happened in sacramento. the brooklyn nets trailed the kings by 25 at the start of the fourth quarter. the nets came all the way back and they beat the kings 123-121. look at that, a layup with under a second to go and brooklyn who entered the final quarter down 25, wins it. teams like this in nba history had a record of 3-3,000 plus losing. ncaa last night, congratulations to fairly dickinson and belmont, won their first ever ncaa games. fdu advances to face gonzaga. become an annual contest by warren buffet to em