>> capri: >> capri: etiquette de actually. >> harris: lisa's head is shaking. >> lisa: i don't thinkdoes. >> capri: internally, with the democratic dynamics -- if we don't put somebody forward he was electable in the fall, we shoot ourselves in the foot. >> lisa: she made her point to take her stuff in the speech. that tells you everything -- she and her chief are concerned about this heading. >> capri: i don't know about that. >> melissa: >> melissa: send elizabeth warren fleming present her bright out of the gate after officially announcing a run for the white house this weekend. it's a pretty tough stuff coming from massachusetts senator. watch this. >> by the time we get to 2020, donald trump might not even be president. in fact, he might not even be a free person. >> melissa: war and no mention of the past claims of native american heritage. the term conveyed firing back, issuing a statement calling her a fraud. mockingly asking on twitter if warren will run as our first native american presidential candidate. that brought a quick response from another democratic hopeful, kirste

maybe capri will run! >> capri: no!rris: is the president right to be dismissive about those potential contenders and challengers? plus, the president defending his call to bring u.s. troops home from syria and afghanistan. and weighing in on the apparent split with his intelligence officials on the iran threat. we will debate it. stay close. >> i'm going to trust the intelligence that i am putting there, but i will say this -- my intelligence people, if they said in fact that iran is a wonderful kindergarten, i disagree with them 100%. ♪ the fact is, americans move more than anyone else in the world. on average, we'll live in eleven homes. and every time we move, things change. apartments become houses, cars become mini vans. as we upgrade and downsize, an allstate agent will do the same for our protection. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? - [voiceover] this is an urgent message from the international fellowship of christians and jews. there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors

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charles: it will be a fight, capri.ty are trying to push back, silently behind the scenes, none are coming out and saying it, most of announced candidates, declared candidates, sort of idea on redistribution, serious redistribution? >> think when you're deal in a primary process in particular, candidates go further to the left, further to the right in order to appeal to that base. what we've seen the last few years, there is growth in attraction after bernie sanders's presidential bid to this concept of socialism or democratic socialism. now i think there may be some contemplating between economic fairness, affordability issues, fair trade, and the concept of socialism. that is my personal opinion. i'm not trying to disparage people that they don't know what they're talking about. i say this, you mentioned the issue people are getting truss straighted with seeing major multinational corporations making big bucks, and laying people off. that happened in my community. the general motors plant is closing, laying off 1600 p

>> mike: capri, your thoughts. >> don't ever invoke nazis. rule number one, don't do that.ut cory booker and the rest that have signed onto the green new deal are looking to make sure that they can compete in the progressive space of the democratic primary. i am of the howard dean camp and the camp of the former energy secretary, as a former legislator in the state of ohio, the first to do renewable energy, i.e. supported that. we need to take some level of action but i can also tell you that this is absolutely -- it's not realistic. if we want to have a real conversation about reducing greenhouse gases and accommodating climate change, let's be serious. >> mike: matt, getting rid of commercial aviation, rebuilding every building in the country, paying those unwilling to work? >> my favorite thing is we will get rid of all fossil fuels, we are going to get rid of cars, we are going to get rid of planes, we are going to just use bicycles and get on high-speed rail and -- i love this idea that the only part of energy we'll have in our economy's electricity. how will we genera

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>> this is something that capri and i agree on.on as a state as successful in new york needs to hand out corporate welfare to a company like amazon but that is true of any company. it is not just amazon. the most amazing thing to my, governor cuomo was in d.c. earlier in the week pleading with president trump to repeal the cap on the state and local tax deduction, he needed to be able to tax job creators more in new york. the thing that is incredible, policymakers don't reflect on the ecosystem they created in their own state. rather than lowering barriers, creating a better environment for people to compete, they carve out narrow being tax situations a gets progressives and conservatives all riled up and causes amazon to pull out at the last hour. charles: i see the social justice aspect to all of this. you touched on some of this also with congestion, also push back against gentrification. the idea, these would be great-paying jobs but none of the locals would have them. a lot of people living in this neighborhood would soon be p

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no longer will be slaged by me i'm done with that next up capri. i think it may have set them up far multi-year runway. remember, he made a lot of it to begin with he added jimmy chu he laid out a road map to turn these three into the envy of multibillions of dollars worth of sales i studied these and to me they never looked stronger. i think they are insanely positive it is the latest and greatest. seems to have overcome the watch business it is some of the most fun whimsical and outside the box luxury goods around. i can't tell you how many times hoping for new merchandise to give top influencer something but they never had anything new. drove me crazy now the lines -- lines, not people in line but the product lines are so fresh that it's going to cost me a fortune even after today capri making it one of the cheapest names in the group. i predict upgrade after upgrade after upgrade stock goes higher. president trump created his own worst nightmare by calling the failing new york times the failing new york times we took a look at it and we found o

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so good news for capri, not so good for fossil. and asset classes here. this is gold, crude oil, and iron year to date. they all gaining. iron ore with an outstanding rally for the year. and crude oil is up almost 20%. and iron or almost 30% -- ore almost 30%. this after worries of a global shortfall. david: that is really affecting iron ore. coming up here in washington, president trump devoted much of the state of the union address the border security. we talked to a congressman from the border stay on what needs to be done. live from washington, this is bloomberg.. ♪ david: this is "balance of power." i'm david westin. we are reporting from washington today. much of the president's state of the union was dominated by border security, more specifically building in the wall, which is president cast as a moral duty. >> in the past, most of the people in this room who voted for a wall. but the proper wall never got built. i will get it built. simply put, walls work. david: with us today is ben ray lujan, serving as assistant speaker of the house. thank you

capri cafaro. and republican strategist ash. what do you think?tion from the senate. i think he's right that he should be investigated. he has lied over and over again, and it's basically -- what is boiling down to is finger-pointing between the number two at the fbi in the form an average of the department of justice. to department that should be trusted by the america people hippie or having to determine who is lying after each department. i do think you should be under investigation and should be prosecuted. >> melissa: person, elizabeth wants a something different. she fixed the 25th amendment -- i think we have the test of the 25th amendment seems like it made sense in the situation. of its prefer for me to read. they go. "my point is that if they believe he cannot fulfill the obligation of his office, if the constitution responsibly to invoke the 25th amendment. their loyalty under laws not impersonally commenced with the constitution of the united states into the people of united states." capri, in the interview he never said why it was tha

and we got down to capri o'kane just wearing a woolly hat and he took part in this huge event it was amazing three me and he cooked over. style just to. see on the whole since you brought a lot of big stars to bring my uncles home and there were some great moments but there's one highlight missing here i still have my ticket and that's caught up. wow wow so shine a light on the rolling stones on february seventh two thousand and eight. mick jagger on the red carpet after but what it happy for off this fourth press conference he said saying thank you peter for inviting and i think when you thought i knew i wasn't even there but somebody ran out and said i should download that as a ring to make jagger saying thank you dietrich. at seventy but i didn't download it it was an amazing evening still one of the best experiences i had here was it also a great film yeah it was fantastic the best it was loud loud keith richards even asked me whether we could make it even louder than he's republic because he and the others have a problem with their hearing. by the c.b.c. must mean on russia and

capri holdings, the parent company of michael korsnd versace said sales are going higher and raised its renue forecast. earnings topped expectations. the company hopes its rent purchase of versace will give it a bigger presence in the ro fastng asian markets. the shares spiked more than 11% to $48.47. >>> drug maker eli lilly missed quarterly profit estimates but revenue beat forecasts. they also cut its full-year forecast relating to theenng acquisition of laxo oncology. shares fell 1% to $119.27. >>> humana toppedns expectat but the health insurer's full year profit outlook came in shy of estimates as its prescription drug plans remained under es re. humana tipped half a percent to $301.77. >>> "the new york times" beat earnings expectations thanks to its digital business. online subscription revenue soared nearly 18% while digital sales rose more than 8%.y' the s ceo put thedi tal growth in perspective. >> at the very eak ofprint, early '90s, "the new york times" had about 1.7, 1.8 million subscribers. total subscribers today, we announced t end of lastyear, 4.3 million. so we have a

. >> this journal piece about how they dealt with kroger and forced them to take price hikes on capri>> people bought it. shocking. >> i had some capri sun the other day on the set i washed down some velveeta. >> how does it compare to hawaiian punch in. >> not the same as cold pressed fresh juice. capri sun -- >> there is sun in it. >> the stuff they have is just extraordinary -- how could they not have chef boyardee in that group. >> don't go after chef boyardee, in my 20s, that's what i lived on. >> we all did. i slighted genos because they use cheese whiz. what was it, senator carrey, ordered -- >> he ordered swiss, proef lvop. >> i think he was laughed out of south philly. >> ge pressed up against the 200 day again. they're sticking with 6 bucks. >> i know. >> curious to see what he says i want to get to this interesting cross border hostile bid that had been in or is currently in a deal, merger of equals for a company called integris 1.12 shares of integris for each versa material shares. this morning, very much unexpectedly, certainly, a weird move yesterday in the spread in th

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>> well, capri exploded to the upside these guys are killing it. calls went up 300% >> wow >> not 3%. >> i got you all right. pete >> we talked about this. it's a tease for the semiconductors nvidia the stock was trading a little bit higher than this right around this level. they were buying the 155 calls i've been hitting on this every si single day extremely short term it's now 10,000. they are buying for 1.30 up to $2 very aggressive buying is there another leg to the stock? somebody seems to think so these do expire in two days. you better be disciplined if you're willing to get into this. on any move to the upside you have to be disciplined to say here is my target. these do expire on friday. >> hang on real quick. i want to get josh's thought on nvidia because we were talking about it earlier >> i think it's a broken momentum stock if it gets into the gap, maybe i'll change my mind. i'm not a trader i would not get excited about this thing until we see how it acts after it gets into that post-earnings gap. >> i hope it does have trouble at 17

which contaminants and then there's the risk of cancer to get from austin and from chromium and from capri. to find the elements that we tested all name to cause human health problems were the unclean cancer risperidone complaint developmental defects and neurotoxicity the concentration of these elements and blushing was sometimes over one hundred times higher than in the soil outside. were. we would all feel good. looking at their condition. canonically we can be our condition of health because most of the things that we do here negatively. we first off or it comes to us we start getting that negative effect before it went as opposed to other people therefore we are not happy about what is going on in north of. our situation it's like you have a daughter that is dying you don't have wanted to take your daughter to the hospital so you just confusing you don't know what to do about it situation which we find ourselves. because the us has not ratified the basle convention it's companies can export you waste without breaking federal law in the european union which has ratified the convention

. >> capri, this jimmy choo and michael kors bought it for unusual activity >> last wednesday was thewan was taking over ceo has quietly outperformed the market. >> you think there's a little momentum >> i do. >> sticking with alphabet. goog >> another semiconductor, nxpi got above 90 today i like the momentum. >> dow is still up 70 points that does it for us. thanks for watching? "the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody! here's what's ahead this hour. the state of our union, as the president gets set to address the nation, we'll tell you how d.c. really moves the market a homegrown crisis trillion-dollar deficits may be coming sooner than thought and the hottest thing in the stock market right now is skin care we'll explain and tell you what people are shelling out for. but we begin with today's rally and dom chu has those numbers. >> so kelly, we are running into an area of resistance in the stock markets overall, because on the s&p 500, at least, we got to about 2738 at the

. >> matt capri and michelle, thank you for being here on friday night. fireworks on capitol hill today during the acting attorney general's final days at the justice department. >> have you and asked to include any action to be taken by the special counsel? >> i see that your 5 minutes is up. i am here voluntarily. we agreed to 5-minute rounds. >> amid the contentious back and forth the acting ag said he's not interfered in any way with russia probe. stick around for more on the hearing. and the deadline with china is looming that after the president's second scheduled summit with kim jong un. we will talk about it with adam kinsinger after the break. ♪ ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-

the alternate routes to get around the richmond san rafael bridge would be to take the bay bridge, capri san francisco, and go across the golden gate bridge into marin county. actually as you can see right now, traffic appears to be moving along just fine. >> i want to show another traffic camera. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. it is wide open here for the most part at this hour. it is usually much heavier but folks having no trouble getting into san francisco from the bay bridge toll plaza. and for continuing coverage of the bridge closure, you can stay with ktvu and ktvu.com. a reminder now you can also follow us on twitter and facebook for updates. >>> metu san francisco work crews scramble today to reopen a stretch of geary boulevard following yesterday's explosion and fire . flames were flames by a natural gas pipeline for more than two hours. the fire burned near the fortner of geary and parker and in reporter:a ritual in. christien kafton spent the day there and tells us gas service has now been restored for homes and businesses in the area. >> the building closest to the rupt

talked about some weakness in france because of the yellow vest, germany was brought up i think by caprisng on that different countries were weak points in europe for different of these consumer facing companies you have look to why the boom is back on a ten year, which seems insane, italy is in session. i don't know what the pros seconds are nor the rest of the eu to follow they're hanging on by a thread. >> that makes mario draghi's job more difficult, how do you expect a growth when it diminished >> n and the chinese economy to be slowing down. it adds a blank to all the problems they are facing >> exactly it feels like it is suffocating growth everywhere. >>> speaking about europe, facebook is facing head winds in germany's anti-trust laws in particular, which is banning sharing data from instagram and kwats app and facebook this was announced, no one is entirely clear on why they're doing this or what it means in terms of the future between these apps >> they're they've already imposed these very strong privacy rules and this is a part of that right now and facebook is fighting back

yesterday capri had a great report it went up. tapestry the rival, getting crushed today.alf the banks stocks went up. half of them are still under a lot of pressure. people have to be a lot more selective and that is a lot more difficult? >> about fundamentals and economic taxes. i can run through examples, one company did well, others didn't. intel versus names in the sox. intel had poor earnings couple weeks ago. comes down to this, fundamentals and expectations. here is the thing i'm worried about here, plays to phil's point, stock active management is important. year ago we had big selloff at end of january but for the most part rest of year was euphoric. they were riding tailwind of the knew tax bill. everyone was excited. raising numbers. raising guidance. expectations for q2 was great. we're running into two the quarters as compares. we can talk about where earnings going to be, are companies getting more optimistic, stock pick something is important. bar in general is pretty high. key to me, where is the bar, where is the upside surprise potential. what phil said

it's also worth noting we got earnings from ralph lauren, underarmor, capri holdings the new name ofichael kors and no one mentioned consumer weakness. this does just feel a little bit of a mystery to me. >> remind us if we -- how quickly will we see any changes or reassessments of the numbers? >> we'll get another report in a month. and we'll get january report together with the december revisions in about a month or so. i would say that also this weakness stands as a stark contrast to acceleration in income growth. look at the latest report. wages are growing. so that means people are getting more money every month in a paycheck. i think whether it's statistical aberration or weakness in one month, we might not see that continue this year. we probably see a rebound as soon as the second quarter of this year. first quarter could be still weak because we're going to get smaller refunds. and some delays in -- that could affect q-1 numbers. in the second quarter we should go back to really robust consumer spending. >> if we're sort of looking for a rebound or trying to see if one is ou

it was as by miss, and quite frankly, i was surprised we've had some excellent results from apparel capri holdings, the old michael ko kors, beautiful. columbia, a great number now, but we hear from tapestry, the old coach today this morning, and the numbers were actually quite shocking and disappointing. even by their own admission, by the way. and the numbers from that kate spade division, they were downright awful. we've seen some decent quarters lately oh, boy, but kellogg really laid a bomb this morning. haines celestial disappointed again. what else is new delivery is all the rage yum! brands a decent quarter the stock was down 3 just go buy the darn thing but grubhub, the big online delivery platform, i don't know. they just made a good deal with yum, but the competition in the delivery is getting furious. today grubhub gave you a forecast that simply wasn't up to snuff and the stock plummeted. at one point it fell 18 points, although its conference call managed to rally the stock to $1.68. you know what? i think it's going to be shaky ground cyber security has been hot but not red

gimlet media and anchor also reported first quarter operating profit the shares down 3% today and capri holdings this is the company formerly known as michael kors. and shares are higher by 11% after earnings they beat estimates. >>> time for a cnbc news update. let's get to sue herera for that one. >> hello, everyone here's what's happening. in washington, senate minority leader chuck schumer says president trump failed to bring both parties together during his state of the union speech last night. >> president trump squandered the opportunity with a forgettable and at often times incoherent speech. at times he call for unity without specifics. at other times he served up divisive campaign rhetoric he's used so frequently in the past >>> iran says gunman have killed a policeman and wounded a police officer in a shootout during which a stray bullet hit a fuel tanker causing it to explode it happened in a western province >>> united airlines will expand the number of premium seats in its fleet by 50% that's about 1,600 new high end seats with more space and leg room on its planes it's pa

joining me now is professor capri cafaro.an university in washington. thank you very much for being with us thank you very much for being with us professor and we had to wait to hear from the us professor and we had to wait to hearfrom the president us professor and we had to wait to hear from the president and will it be worth waiting for? the state of the union is always a big ticket items so to speak and every year it gets the commander in chief the president of the united states and international audience to lay out his priorities, his vision for the future and it is always high—stakes, no matter who is president. this time in particular because of the longest government shut and american history, 35 days and a looming shut down coming and about ten or 12 days in the future here, i think there is certainly a lot more at stake than maybe a previous state of the unions. that shut down and part very much due to his proposals for a wall among the mexican border and we can expect to hear more about that?|j would expect to hear

capri,. perceptions of extremism could alienate the center. how do you not do that?that you have a small but vocal aspect of my party that is getting so much attention. i think that it's important for and leadership as well as rank and file are distancing themselves and condemning the anti-semitic remarks from representative omar asking for the resignation of the individuals in virginia. >> bill: the tax proposal. >> the green new deal. again, these are the things what is happening here most like what occurred back in 2010 with the tea party. you had the revolution movement within the republican party. we're seeing it on the left inside the democratic party and it is getting all of the attention but there still is a wide swath out there that is being overshadowed by these more progressive things. >> democratic leadership is trying to get their hands around this but finding every time they grab onto one thing it is slipping through the cracks. the impression it gives is that you are seeing the authentic democratic party when it comes to omar, what is happening in virg

capri, let's start with you. >> sure. he is looking at a very specific part of the democratic party. i think that what we are seeing here is president trump sound ago bit of a warning shot. there has obviously been be a friend for a lot of lot of on the extreme left that are identifying as democratic socialist. i think what president trump is showing in the state of the union is if we put up a more extreme left candidate, he is showing that he is going to basically label them as a socialist and drawing that line in the sand which is why at least believe as someone from the middle of the country and recognizing that the 2016 electoral map is the same as it will be in 2020, as democrats if we want to beat president trump we have to recognize if we want to win back my state of ohio, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin from trump i don't believe that socialism is that way to do it. brian: roger, you might not like the word you are saying if you elect me and i give you free preschool and free college and medicare for all and

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shares up, capri holdings. now it's michael kors, jimmy chu and versace. missed on revenue.2019 sales outlook, having a nice reaction at more than 11% weakness in michael kors was about accessories, bags and watches. ceo says they plan to and high expectations for versace they are working on their new campaign, it's all about the influencers. ten of them with very big influence. look what gigi did for tommy hilfige hilfiger. >> meantime i'm watching shares of spotify trading down 2.45% as we speak company reported its first quarterly operating profit, which did sort of prove its business model there have been questions about whether it would be profitable any time soon. ceo appeared on "squawk on the street" earlier today and says the company plans to invest more in original content. >> we are investing in more original content to broaden the appeal of the platform and we're doing that engagement will go up, cost also go down, which increases our long-term opportunity. part of what you should look at in terms of our going forward forecast, both acquisitions but our own effor

>> we think capri, i mentioned michael kors, creating a conglomerate you have a brand with power theres well as this ability to embark self help one thing, at the end of the day there's a zero sum game of the consumer, shopper and a company and what happened last year was everyone took price points up and the ability, the retailer allowed to drive sales through higher prices. that means the consumer affords to spend and the retailer gets the margin i think what we are seeing now is excess level of inventory creeped up into the system is removing that ability to do price so what that means is the consumer can still spend but they get to be much more discretionary in terms of where they throw their dollars. >> important theme, also want to bring up the double downgrade today. two beloved stocks in retail ulta and lululemon and not bearish. raised the price target and said best in class. >> we talk about stocks and companies all the time, fantastic companies. they have been fantastic stocks. we have enjoyed recommending them on the show a lot at the end of the day things don't go to infin

could move up i spent a lot of time, by the way, in milan, and i want to look at doing more work on capri know, this is don idle's company which is jimmy chu and kors and versace which looked very good in milan. i promised my wife that she did a look milan fashion week was really not much of an opportunity. >> well, when you're driving lambos, time is tight. >> you would think that italy is in recession fashion week and people spending fortunes on lamborghini. i dropped atic ta tic-tac and i clean enough to eat it this could be a prelude to really good things. >> tonight what, have you got? >> you know, i've got a little company that a lot of people don't talk about, liveperson one of those things where, again, it's cloud-related, and they make it so when you do customer service it's a.i., so sometimes when you type in something, i like size 9 shoes, oh, eally, what color? it may be a baabbott or it may s guys good to be good. >> good to have you back you were missed. see you tonight at 6:00 p.m. tonight, "mad money. what jim buffet told becky quick this morning dow is up 175. >>> welcome

. >> so what is your top pick then for the year ahead >> i think right now capri, the former michaelg. the reality is of an interesting multinational story. they have self help. and they're creating a new version of portfolio of brands and i argue is a collection of distressed assets. >> i think you were just star struck by kardashian at the versace runway show. >> is that a problem >> no. >> i'm smiling so i have to not smile. >> how does it set up for retail earnings courtney said walmart next week and then a batch of them are expectations going to be lowered? >> i think what you saw today with the intraday move lets you know people weren't expecting as bad even if they were ready for some pain and internalized it. there's canada goose reporting today. see the movement that's a heavy move on a stock of industry leading numbers and not good enough and a lot of company specific stories where the stock's coming back a lot from the december lows and people more comfortable and that complacency is something to be afraid of and inventories in the u.s. that will be discounts, deals. but t

. >> i didn't really like michael kors but now this capri holdings, the old michael kors, they guidedvid. i have to tell you, versace is logged in asia that's the theme of capital. versace is the big brand. >> okay. >> i like -- >> you hear the -- you hear the applause building for the opening bell here which we're going to get three, two, one there it is. where futures were, down a bit here at the big board, anheuser-busch celebrating its partnership with water.org to help end the global water crisis. >> right. >> big advertiser on the super bowl, of course. over at the nasdaq, mba association doing the honors. >> you meet a lot of ceos and they talk about water because the millennials, it is a very -- should be a big issue with everybody. >> it is should be. >> i know when i contributed to the fabulous chris long who won the walter peyton award for the best humanitarian in the nfl, he said, listen, we're giving water in africa. >> there are water shortages in many places. climate change is causing enormous droughts. >> my cousin, mark dubois, the head of doctors without borders, the

like a lot of other industries other than the tjx, burlington, last week we had a short squeeze in caprirel is looking well but you have to be aware they have a china cost, how quickly can they move from china i have hasbro tonight. >> hasbro tonight? >> yes >> they make -- a giant business where they make their toys is in china. >> yes >> they have to move that. they're trying very hard to move restoration harbor, rh, has 40% made in china and no real desren to move because they don't want to sacrifice quality you're talking about dollar trade, moving furiously from china, there is not as much of a quality issue as rh. >> can't remember going to china and seeingfactories of dolls being made that's where the north pole really is. >> yes, shouldn't they skip the who process and put them right into the land fills. why do they go to the consumer, talk to the consumer and land fill. >> right into the land fill. >> go right to the land fill. >> now back to china, to be recycled >> they're not taking anymore. waste management -- >> that's what they told becky and joe on friday. >> yes mr. fish

former ohio state minority leader and american university public of scare executive and resident, capriaro. >> thanks for having me. maria: what's your take, the president is getting a lot than he asked for, they also want that extra demand that they brought in the 11th hour of cut in the number of ice beds. >> well, look, it is progress and i think that's what important, both for democrats and republican and given the fact that speaker pelosi had previously said that the wall was immoral, the fact that this bipartisan conference committee, bipartisan conference committee was able to come to a conclusion, listen to the experts and give something for border security and the wall. i think it's great progress, there's no appetite in the american public for another shutdown and i think frankly democrats and republicans across the country, there's a desire for border security and for some kind of physical barrier, there's a step in the right direction. any time we see any level of compromise in a bipartisan manner, it's ground breaking, sad but ground breaking in this kind of climate and env

former ohio state senate, the capri cafaro. and joining us on the couch, charlie hurt. have you today. >> harris: always happy to have you. good to see you. >> melissa: lots to get to, so