expansion, butl not as strong as september.ck in on first word headlines from around the world. >> thanks. $1.44 billion in sales in the opening minutes, beating last years start. it aims to pass the sales record of $25 billion. this year's edition offers a glimpse of consumer sentiment as trade tensions

hardline policy ideas.e according to post, chief of staff john kelly is pushing back against her removal, butls ther is speculation kelly is on shaky ground within the administration as well, says the paper citing three white house official >> after ove year of waiting, amazon is set to announce the locations for itst new h q2 today. that is according to a "wall street journal" ouport. thees say amazon has picked long island city in new york and crystal city in virginia. the seah for theirewest headquarters began in september of last year wh 238 cities bidding for those coveted spots. cities like dallas, atlanta and toronto made the final 20. the tech giant is set to invest $5 billion in construction and create as many a 50,000 high-paying jobs in those new offices. the "wall street journal" reports other cities may receive major amazon facilities. >> a historic win for democrats one week after therm mid nbc news has declared kyrsten sinema the a winner in thezona senate race, giving her a narrow victory over republican congresswoman martha mcsally.ot sinema only flipped jeff flake's republican

is, butl know what it we are universally blanking on the name of the case. >> it's two sisters. [laughter] name with ae a last pretty well known law professor from around town. libertarian law professor. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> we appreciate the hint. >> all right. president can't take over a steel mill. >> youngstown. >> that's right. >> correct. all right. let's check in with the scorekeeper. not too shabby. well, we have enough time for one final round of scotus simplified. we will go back to team madison with just four questions. then you get your drink. [laughter] >> they asked if they could have beer onstage. i said no. team madison, are you ready? >> what's our category? >> this is scotus simplified. more of the same. i think sheldon wrote these, because they look hard. bill of rights don't apply to the territory of hawaii. that's a hint for one side of the caption. cases?insular >> are they referred to as such? no? ok. sorry. next question. religious group can't pamphleteer in the airport. >> [indiscernible] >> yes. >> [indiscernible] >> that's correct. sorry. ok. n

the government of mexico has generously offered asylum, jobs, education and medical care for butle within the caravan, many members of the caravan have refused of these migrants are not legitimate asylum seekers. for are not looking protection, because if they were they would be able to get it from mexico. mexico has agreed to take them them to stay.aged but they don't want to stay. they want to come in to the united states, so this is no longer safety, and asylum is about safety. asylum is not a program for those living in poverty. there are millions of people in the world living at the poverty level. the united states cannot possibly absorb them all. asylum is a very special protection, intended only for those fleeing government persecution aced on race, religion and other protected status. it illegalans and migrants are drawn to our country by democrat-backed laws and left-wing judicial rulings. we are getting rulings that are so ridiculous, so bad, that writing the laws, you can't do that, collectively known as an example, catch and release. it's a disgrace that we have to put up with

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butl think this is the right deal to the uk.ends free movement, or the other things i have mentioned, and protect jobs and other things i have mentioned, and protectjobs and security. most people, if they want us to see our way through this and there were the things that mattered and in the day life, schools, hospitals, and what we can do for the future of the country. should we get to the calls? yes, i have just country. should we get to the calls? yes, i havejust put country. should we get to the calls? yes, i have just put my earpiece back in. i go to sarah and billing. what would you like to ask the prime minister? you think you will get your breath the plan through parliament, and if it is watered down to what is your plan be? thank you for your question. —— plan b. that is what a lot of people have been focusing on, the question of parliament. i think there are two conversations going on at the moment. in parliament errors a lot of focus on whether there will be a deal or not. —— in parliament there is. but people are now

. >> tucker: that was in fact the first question butls you jumped right to it. real question. that was rhetorical one. question one. everything in america is now political. we know this. that's why we have the show. a new resistance theme frozen dessert is being sold by which vermont company? ed henry. >> ben and jerry's. >> tucker: ben and jerry's.. i don't believe you. to the tape we go. >> ben and jerry's has a new ice cream flavor dedicated to the resistance, and like the resistance, it contains nuts. o the company says by purchasing this glop you will be supporting "groups who are fighting president trump's regressive agenda." >> i had lunch with my friend bob today and he said, i bet you ben and jerry's is going be a question.in bob, you were right. >> tucker: bob was right.ag >> you're not allowed to get answers from your friends. >> tucker: no, you're not. especially your clairvoyant friends. those are the most effective friends. >> he cheated. i feel like i should get that point. >> tucker: maybe you'll get this one. question two. which billionaire hit

butl...t levers and remainers? chuck chequers! chuck chequers, right! but it‘s the stage after chucking chequers that we might perhaps disagree about. chuck chequers sounds like a bit like a kind of pop star, doesn‘t it? anyway... so, the idea of staying in now would mean disregarding the vote in the first place. how do you square that? it is important that the british people realise, give its approval, to this and has a chance to give its approval. now you‘re suspicious, you say, you know, this second vote is a way of undermining it, say you‘ve said, yes, we‘ll have another look at this, we asked for the government to do something, this is what the government has done the we endorse it. are you saying that would not be an effective way of people exercising their vote? potentially, but the point is, we already did it. i would never support a final say referendum or a second referendum, i just... that would be like selling out to me. why? you might increase the majority? but the point is, the

close, butlatively not all the way there.nsider regularly, but it has to be a very high conviction bet. : everything you are in touch as the internet and one way, shape, or form. are there any lessons for you or for iac in what the internet giants have been facing -- the backlash from users, the scrutiny, the challenges posed by government? i am thinking of facebook and google principally, but we could throw amazon and google into that basket as well. : we are seeing consumers understanding in a way that they did not previously, and the world understanding in a way they did not previously, the price to value exchange that has happened with data. that sometimes is a very valid exchange. if you are talking about uber, i want to share my location because i do not want to punch in my location every time i get a car. if more data is being exchanged for less value, that is when things get uncomfortable. a lot of our businesses are subscription values. you pay x, you get y. erik: we have talked in the past about the huge tax -- your