she doesn't have much charisma, i don't think so.he is like an auto maker who can build have a car. she has that progressive promises that everybody applauds if you are naive. but where's the other half of the car? how do you get it going? how do you pay for this stuff? most progressives, that's their flaw. they can only build half a car, and it's easy as part of build. it's the promises. if you look at liz warren with the outcome it's a purely adolescent belief. hey, there's a rich person. let's take his stuff and sell it. that's not how you do government. that's not how you pay for a government. it's kind of sad that that is how primitive she is. >> jesse: ironic, the senator going after the owner of the washington redskins. >> greg: i don't think she was aware of that. >> jesse: he says that kamala harris doesn't have a charisma to deliver. >> jedediah: she has a lot of charisma compared to gillibrand. when you watch their platforms, do you remember when obamacare was a radical idea or when obama in 2008 had the joe the plumber mo

someone to talk you more about this bill is my good friend, neighbor in california -- i want to thank charisma cox for the introduction of this legislation and the new members here who are all cosponsors of this legislation and really at terrific representation of members newly elected members from across our country that brought tremendous spirit of can do to the congress. new energy and new vitality and it is unfortunate though that my good friend, congressman cox, his first bill has to be for the immediate financial relief for federal employees. it's unfortunate because we should not shutting down government and there is never a justification to shut down government. in the 14 years i've been here i've never voted to shut down government and it is irresponsible. it is irresponsible and makes us look like a third world country. this is the beacon of light and democracy around the world and we need to have a budget. everyone has a budget. families have a budget. our nation needs a budget. for the president to manufacture this crisis for his political purpose for his for a while is inappropria

clinton to the nomination so you know he's he's never going to get that far he doesn't have the charisma he has too many lurking sort of groping sort of photos in the public domain of him and young women so i don't think will happen i think that's one possibility he lost his chance in twenty six in twenty sixteen. the one name you haven't mentioned who i think will is bernie you and i drove across the united states recently and you can see it on gonzo is that we saw many birdie twenty twenty bumper stickers but the only bumper sticker i've seen for any candidate for twenty twenty twenty twenty actually i saw one trump twenty twenty as well so bernie twenty twenty twenty twenty. about bernie sanders and he thinks he's does just the time they can make a formidable run so yeah maybe maybe bernie this time will get the nomination i think he will be fought against viciously by those who are still part of the hillary team remember in two thousand and sixteen it was a complete and utter humiliation of hillary clinton and her machine so the fact that they're still angry and bitter and you see th

you're not up to it, you are lacking the charisma, the charm, the nimble footed must, to deal with such out. you just don't block it all out. you just don't listen to it. you focus each day on what you can do 2 date. no matter what you can do that date. no matter how bad it is. i remember bill clinton said that when the monica lewinsky stuff was mired in scandal. he saidi lewinsky stuff was mired in scandal. he said i get up every day and think what can i do? i think she does the same thing. you also have to have a degree of flex ability, mental flexibility, to look at new ways, to be becoming about things —— flex ability. we have given her credit when she has been driven credit for sticking to her guns and being very firm, for keeping going. that is starting to become a disadvantage rather than an advantage in terms of her political skills. and we have seen other people jockeying for position. michael gove's speech at the end of the no—confidence debate to date was extraordinary. he just showed what a really self—confident politician can do —— today. the icelandic parliament is older t

down is already over charisma the driver steered towards people at three other locations leaving fiveinjured one of them seriously syrian an afghan nationals are among the victims the state interior minister says the facts indicate that the suspect a fifty year old german was carrying out a targeted attack the son is in the photos and the german deliberately drove into groups of people who were to a large extent foreigners and. that means this man has a clear intention to kill foreigners clubs he. also notes and. investigators say the suspect has a history of mental illness but it's unclear whether that played a part in the attack police say he hadn't previously come to their attention and they were not aware of any links to far right groups. and earlier i spoke to us to while she's at the scene of the attack in both hope and i asked him how people have been reacting. everyone is relatively calm people i've spoken to. is or don't know about it or they're they're they're all quite calm there was going to be a. celebration today it's the hundred year anniversary of the foundation of the

. >> greg: talk about charisma. or the opposite of charisma.on't have him stand in front of machines. he just blends in. bloomberg is calling b.s. on its own side, offering a reality check to a party of dopey history. that makes two billionaires. him and sheltering cold water on the bozos. this is a party tied in knots with the loudest voices embracing bad ideas that left behind a centuries worth of skulls. as progressives, aren't they supposed to look forward incident dressing up as lenin? they look at this country and they say i'm tired of this prosperity. let's destroy the greatest system ever created and replace it with a thing that always fails which is why gloomy reminds people that socialism isn't some cool new thing, a hip teacher told you about to get you to share his long in a van behind the football field. >> we need a healthy economy. we shouldn't be embarrassed about our system. if you want to look at a system that's noncapitalist it, take a look at what was perhaps the wealthiest country in the world and today people are starving

than bale for all the -- i will be cornering the market on charisma free.t do you think mitch mcconnell next? thank you for will you will for how to play this role. steve: christian bale political which otherwise was political free. brian: criticize the guy who spent his life. condoleezza rice and donald rumsfeld especially. ainsley: congratulations carol burnett. she is an icon and gained the respect of everyone in that room. steve: the al qaeda terrorist behind the "u.s.s. cole" attack has been taken out by a drone strike. the former commanders of the cole joins us. so lionel, what does being able to trade 24/5 mean to you? well, it means i can trade after the market closes. it's true. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all... the time from sunset to sunrise. right. but you can trade... from, from... from darkness to light. ♪ you're not gonna say it are you? (clapping) every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. (

the most notorious serial killer in american history, ted bundy, a psychopath known as much for charismas his heinous crime. >> he doesn't look like the type to kill somebody. >> did you do these >> absolutely not. >> reporter: and now the movie is sending shockwaves. zac efron portraying the sinister killer who used his own attractiveness to lure more than 30 women before brutally murdering them. ? ladies a >> ladies and gentlemen, i am that innocent suspect. >> you are skating on thin ice, partner. >> reporter: now it cit 1i criticism. >> you see him smiling, kissing women. it is a sexy, attention grabbing trailer. >> reporter: they denounce the promo for making ted bundy hypersexualized. >> he was known as a charming, charismatic guy. that is why he was cast. >> reporter: the preview's release coincide's with the biopic's debut at sundance. efron known for wholesome roles in "high school musical" and "the greatest showman." taking on his darkest character yet. >> i think he's a fascinating individual. this is a great movie for a hard lesson to learn. >> reporter: despite the controver

. >> we've found a classically beautiful woman with a lot of charisma. is 1-meter-70 tall, and is a personal trainer in a fitness studio. >> and thehen another stroke f good luck. the next candidate is a bit taken aback at first, but then she agrees. soon she'll be on the agency's roster of eligible bachelorettes. don't forget, we love hearing 300from you!ek. so please write to us at global3000@dw.com or visit our facebook page, dw global society. take care -- and see you soon! narrator: from deep inside a volcano to the density of a forest, people around the world are preserving natural wonders in their home cities. a docent at mt. vesuvius shares why he has devoted his life to the volcano that destroyed the area generationsns before. a n n in hong kokong leads neighbors in a fight to preserve the historic forest that has become polluted.

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thank you, and for all the competition, i will be cornering the market on charisma free.ell next? thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. >> wyoming congresswoman elizabeth cheney who was portrayed unfavorably in the film responded on twitter, tweeting a 2008 for bale's arrest. bale has denied those allegations. cheney wrote satan proudly inspired him to do this first. >> a lot of harsh back and forth there. >> quite the night on the awards front there, but also drawing into politics a little bit. >> they said they weren't going to get political on the awards. >> hard to imagine a movie like that is not going to invoke a political reaction. >>> the u.s. and china come together to hammer out a deal to end the country's ongoing trade war. >> we're going live to the seas with the latest on the talks and the boost that may provide to the beleaguered stock market. we'll be right back. to the beleaguered stock market we'll be right back. [knocking] ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. . >>> welcome back. officials from the u.s. and china h

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will be so much controversy and suspicion around this result, it will take an enormous amount of charisma and negotiating skills to even build an effective government. that may mean he has to reach out to his opponent, to reach across the aisle and find a way to them -- to incorporate him into the government and bring his supporters. fore: thank you so much taking the time to speak with us from london to. another r big story we're coverg today at of the united states, the president, donald trump is heading to the mexican border in the latest in his all out offensive to build a wall, one day after trump stormed out of a meeting with the democrats. the democrats who control the house of representatives, are standing firm in their refusal to fund the planneded $5.7 billn wall. government employees are said dust set to miss their first paycheck from the shutdown starting this week. >> it is cold and the temperature was not warmer in the situation room. our meeting did not last long. it is so sad that in a matter of hours or just a few days, several workers will not be receiving their paycheck

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they got all this charisma, firefighters. they got all this charisma.cops, but none of the scrutiny. no sign of -- you've never looked at a firefighter, and wondered if he's one of the good ones. [ laughter ] it's never happened. [ applause ] hey, you want to be a good cop, you have to hand out free ice cream. you got to go to the hood and dance with children. [ light laughter ] you want to be a good firefighter, all you got to do is take your shirt off, and make a calendar. that's it. you win the game. [ laughter and applause ] you can't be cooler than a a firefighter. the only person cooler than a a firefighter is a forest firefighter. that's next level, cause they ain't got no equipment. they just out in the woods with a chainsaw and a shovel. that's all they have. a chainsaw and a shovel, chopping trees -- it's basically crossfit. that's what that job is. [ laughter ] it's the x games of firefighters. oh, you like fighting fire? well, can you do it without a a truck or water? [ laughter ] and if that doesn't work. the only thing the forest firefight

. >> just, infectious charisma.ou, and i think everybody's behind you today. how are you feeling coming in guaranteed 50, first question today? >> actually more nervous than i was yesterday. >> really? >> [laughs] >> it's just $1 million. >> right, yes, yes. i can hear my heartbeat, okay? [laughter] thank god for the blood pressure medicine. [laughter] >> well, you do-- don't go down on me. don't go down on me now. >> no, i really like it. >> i haven't lost anybody yet. >> that's good to know. >> you still have two lifelines. the "50/50" and the "plus one" are there should you need them. and even better, with this $100,000 question we're about to see, you're taking a shot 'cause you can't lose any money. >> right. >> so we're gonna have some fun. >> let's have some fun. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ all right, greg, good luck today. >> ask me the questions i know. >> $100,000 question. though scorsese says the script just refers to travis preparing before a mirror, robe

he had so much charisma.stole that movie in my opinion. >> he was a better as a villain than he was as a hero. >> this is for my father. >> okay. now let's go to bradley cooper. five months ago, he was going to win every award and now he doesn't get a nomination. >> here's why. you just said it just now. he was a front runner. you cannot be a front runner for five months. this is a marathon, not a sprint. >> this is also voted on by directors, this category and they tend to sometimes not like first-time directors, especially actors. you think about ben affleck that was snubbed for "argo," and then it got best picture. >> there was only one movie that brought a tear to my eye and that's the mr. rogers documentary, "won't you be my neighbor." >> love is the root of everything. >> when it wasn't nominated, i thought, is it going to get nominated for best picture? it was that good. i was so surprised. people fell in love with him and the character. maybe they didn't love the film-making. >> this was, like, a bloc

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but as i read over charisma the driver steered towards people at three other locations leaving five injured one of them seriously syrian afghan nationals are among the victims of the state interior minister says the facts indicate that the suspect a fifty year old german was carrying out a targeted attack as hundreds even if the german deliberately drove into groups of people who were to a large extent foreigners and. that means this man had to clear intention to kill foreigners you can see twenty's among all central to do it and investigators say the suspect has a history of mental illness but it's unclear whether that played a part in the attack police say he hadn't previously come to their attention and they were not aware of any links to far right groups to that because i was to waltzes in covering the story for us i was there we just heard the state interior minister there say that the driver of the car the perpetrator intended to kill foreigners what more do we know about the possible motives of the man arrested well when he was taken into custody he made quite unequivocal statements

relations team to make sure he had a great profile but anyway, also that it was a mistake of the charisma was a new form of leadership that was one of the worst examples. and as a very modest man did everything he possibly could and was actually a very good commander but i'm afraid of course, we didn't care very much of him and that's one of the reasons why they hated him because he never gave credit to cunningham the new zealand commander of the air force who deserved a huge parade but actually his contribution to victory of north africa was just as big as monty's. >> so there are problems and that is one of the reasons but there are a number of british commanders and the misunderstanding of the way things were. >> could use a word or two about his performance during the battle? . >> yes the general was very effective and was always known as the fire brigade. he made a phenomenal mistake in the battle of teefive because he refused to blow up the bridge and that was just as important and hitler accused him of defeatism and one of the few generals to could disagree with hitler. one of the

they are and mr castro will face quite a lot of competition for all his appeal and charisma., bernie sanders, kamala harris have all intimated they will be mounting a run for the democratic nomination and ditto the businessman michael bloomberg and former vice presidentjoe biden. it is expected to bea presidentjoe biden. it is expected to be a very crowded field. i suppose the dilemma for the democrat is whether they go for a mainstream candidate or a fresh face, somebody from the outside. that would be julian castro. i remember from campaigns passed and i am sure you do, having covered them, that it is such a long time that stars rise and fall, people lose momentum and run out of money. it really is a marathon for these guys. absolutely and there are two years to go now. you are right, it is very costly business to run for president in the united states, millions of dollars have to be generated and you know what will impact the early runners is the prospect of running out of money. that is something that people like mr castro have to guard against and he will have to go out

they are and mr castro will face a lot of competition for all his appeal and charisma and senators ares, kamala harris, have all said they will probably be mounting a run for the democratic. —— elizabeth warren. and joe biden. it will be a crowded field. i suppose the dilemma for the democrats is do they go for a mainstream candidate or do they go for a fresh face? somebody from the outside? that would bejulian castro. i remember from campaigns past that it such a long time that stars rise and fall, people lose momentum and they run out of money. it really is a marathon for these guys. absolutely. there are two yea rs guys. absolutely. there are two years to go. it's amazing, isn't it? you are absolutely right, it is a costly business running for president here in the united states. millions of dollars need to be generated. you know what is going to impact the early runners? the prospect of running out of money. that is something that people like mr castro need to guard against. he will need to get out there and really appealfor cash will need to get out there and really appeal for cas

the fact that she is like a magnet for cameras from magnet for attention shows that perhaps the charisma or the absence of it in hillary might have been more to do with why she lost rather than the fact that she claims it's massage any clearly everybody wants to hear what she says whether or not they agree with it they just want to hear her so the other thing i want to talk about this remarkable story i just briefly touched on it is that. speaking of you know bonkers old sort of neo liberal ways of thinking m.s.m. b.c. is the standard bearer of the sort of hillary clinton sort of democratic policy and they were covering for osha slee with all sorts of doc connecting that the russians had caused some sort of brain damage to cuba you know american officials in the cuban embassy in cuba. and it turns out it was actually crickets according to scientists i mean they are pretty annoying crickets if you listen to the audio well yeah i miss n.b.c. and i'm so mad i don't remember is the history of this type of paranoid schizophrenic kind of screaming newscasting and it started really with alex jo

presumably they were all lacking in charisma themselves. >> do we have one last question? sure. >> thank you. i wanted to, the problem was mentioned with severe health problems of many of the men, and i'm wondering if that could be used to help them to get health care in the united states. you mentioned that, if that could be a way to move people out, and i also wanted to ask about international pressure and whether there's anything that could be done through international means. >> i can just say, you've got a doctor here who is trying to help people in guantanamo. [ inaudible comment ] >> five operations transferred to my, one patient transferred to miami, and operated on and fine. instead, they did it in gitmo with not all the equipment they needed, had a real problem with it and now he's had five procedures and still in pain. it's cheaper to bring him to miami, do it and send him back, but he went down there with a young, very nice surgeons, not experienced but young surgeons without the right equipment and did a poor job. now he's done five procedures and still in pai

anthony scaramucci has charisma.aren coming up in 3 hours on "fox and friends" and i urge you as we go to break to take a wide shot nancy our logo to get dressed. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. rob: new york times under attack by one of its own, former times editor jill abramson slamming the paper's news story is, quote, unmistakably anti-trump. is she right? look at recent recent headlines from the times, trump's freewheeling and mostly factory cabinet meeting and compare that to this one, nancy pelosi, icon of female power, overplay role as speaker and steal a place in history. gop strategist and executive director of accuracy in media, gus portillo. we have a slew of examples here to show people about stories that ended up not being true that were anti-

." >> after all the competition i will be cornering the market on charisma free -- what do you think,onnell next? thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. >> sean: hollywood wonders why big salaries are going down and box office receipts are low. former vice presidents daughter liz cheney fired back posting "satan probably inspired him to do this, too" christian bale was arrested for assault on a mother and a sister. for reaction we have allie stuckey and joe concha ali. let's go down the greatest hits. what do i mean when i talk about hollywood hate? let's roll the tape. >> yes, i have thought on awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? it's been a while. and maybe it's time. >> how dare he say the things he does? of course i want to punch him in the face. >> we change governments here at home in an orderly and former way. and in that orderly and formal way and lawful way, we need to overthrow the government of the united states, donald trump. >> sean: i could go on for an hour playing this

. >> just, infectious charisma.rybody was rooting for you, and i think everybody's behind you today. how are you feeling coming in guaranteed 50, first question today? >> actually more nervous than i was yesterday. >> really? >> [laughs] >> it's just $1 million. >> right, yes, yes. i can hear my heartbeat, okay? [laughter] thank god for the blood pressure medicine. [laughter] >> well, you do-- don't go down on me. don't go down on me now. >> no, i really like it. >> i haven't lost anybody yet. >> that's good to know. >> you still have two lifelines. the "50/50" and the "plus one" are there should you need them. and even better, with this $100,000 question we're about to see, you're taking a shot 'cause you can't lose any money. >> right. >> so we're gonna have some fun. >> let's have some fun. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ all right, greg, good luck today. >> ask me the questions i know. >> $100,000 question. though scorsese says the script just refers to travis prepari

he was far away from traditional political parties and had charisma. these appealed, let people identify with him immediately but in that moment when everyone was full of hope, my friend hernandez was preparing to migrate for the second time in his life. i thought he overreacted when he said communism, socialism, with castro in cuba. i thought come on, this is venezuela. what happened in cuba could never happen here. it happens to us. now i see countries around the world where people are convinced something like this could never happen to them and i keep telling them it can happen anywhere. before the arrival, journalists were highly regarded by society. in venezuela, journalists enjoyed popularity. wherever we went we were greeted by people, especially the left procession, who had the hope that once their problems went public, somehow the powerful would give them answers. but who needed a journalist when you had an omnipresent leader? from the very beginning chatters had this idea. he didn't need an institution to hold him accountable. he was above th

. >> i will be cornering the market on charisma -- mitch mcconnell next?u for satan for giving me inspiration on how the play the role. rob: big night, queens freddie mercury, winning best motion picture drama honor that many thought star is born with lady gaga and bradley cooper, that took one award for best song, host sandra won for best actress in tv. golden globes, whatever, the oscars are coming. jillian: you watch it for the fashion, don't lie. 11 minutes after the hour, violent protests gripping france again and no signs of slowing down. big move and change that president emmanuel macron could make after 8 weeks of unrest. >> we have an absolute crisis and criminals and gang members coming through. it is national security. it's a national emergency. rob: the president now willing to compromise on the wall or at least what he wants it to be made of, so why the resistance still from the democrats? we will talk about their reasons, former ice supervisor has seen the short falls of our immigration system firsthand and he joins us next. no matter how muc

charisma that draws us to him 150 years later. the more ayou get, wall comes up and there is some mystery behind that. that is why we keep going back at him and back at him. his relationship with his wife, -- she had a nervous breakdown after their son william died. it is fascinating and surprising. partner hated mary. friends his closest hated mary. she was such a burden on him in so many ways. she was emotional, mercurial, trouble.ed up she was constantly being drawn in by shysters, confidence men, charlatans of every friday. she was not above political corruption of her own. fondnessad this real for her. thats based in the fact she was like him, and ambitious politician. politician.ous alike him, she grew up in political household. a greatl, she had known man and sat on his lap. he was like uncle henry. i picture this rock character coming in off the frontier into springfield, illinois. than what heion was able to teach himself by reading newspapers, worshiping this man, henry clay. somebodyhe is meeting he knows. that, she is

. >> i will be cornering the market on charisma free [bleep].do you think, mitch mcconnell next? thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. kennedy: go have a hissy fit. those comments garnered jeers from dick cheney's daughter and cheers from the literal church of satan. joining me now, a man who pulls no punches, colin quinn. you can catch him in his new show "red state blue state" playing here in new york city. come to new york and watch the show. welcome back. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: i used to love watching the golden globes. rickie ge gervais. really making the crowd angry. what happened to that? >> if you judge comedy on how few people get offended, it was a huge success. that's one of the new standards is to judge it by how many people are like, okay, you know. it was like an ironic monologue mocking the idea of mocking people. kennedy: they really couldn't pull it off. they're not norm mcdonald. they're going on, i'm like this is going to be a long joke and it's not funny. >> no, i know. but that's, that'

me be fair, i thought she had a terrific rollout, very impressive, she's a good speaker, she has charisma but what she is saying is not steeped in reality. when you talk about free college the reality is colleges i mostly run by the state. i don't know of one federally owned college so how does a federally elected president and force free college for every person in every state with all the different nuances of tuition unless you just give every person a voucher to go ever wear it the want to go. won't is violated democrats attitudes toward vouchers, letting parents pick the schools for their kids? daymac governor huckabee, great to have you with us, thank you, sir. this is a fox news alert, houston police officer in critical condition after a firefight broke out as officers were trying to serve a warrant, we take you live to the scene as we get more information about the suspect. live from fox 26 in houston, good evening. >> reporter: some scary moments for residents out here is dozens of shots rang out in broad daylight, a neighbor giving a tip that drug activity was happening at the ho