. >> so actually on that note for chris jackson whose referral date was six and a half years ago, i did spend not 15 minutes but ten minutes to make sure that that's actually on the agenda, though, his specific case. can we -- anybody feel comfortable -- >> i would refrain from referring to specific cases. >> somebody might want to talk with him about it after the meeting. >> that's fine. well, linkedin is a wonderful place, as is google search. i would encourage that your team do that, because it can be very fruitful. >> i appreciate that. >> thank you. anyway, i'm sorry. >> no, it's just, the reason this came about was -- and thank you for coming and talking about and sharing more about what d.b.r. does. it concerns to me and us as a commission that this was referred six and a half years ago already and it's just not much -- still trying to locate people and track down assets and things and just want to better understand what efforts are being undertaken, what can be done differently in order to get to the outcome that we all want to see here. >> i mean, we should add notwithstanding,

jackson takes advantage. to chris conley, his second touch down of the game.udden they lead, one more chance for oakland. derek carr, you needdddd and a miracle and the raiders lose it now after the game, the final minutes the raiders, there was a lot of emotion about this game. the fans, they stuck around. some of the raiders fans actually made it over there. derek car made his way to the black hole. here's some reaction about those final moments at the black hole. >> and we're going to miss them. the relationship is hopefully never going to end, but it was sad walking in here today. it's going to be sad walking out of here for the last time, and it's a lot to wrap your arms around, but we love our fans, we love the city of oakland and we thank them. >> some of these people will never be to a raiders game again. it's the last time they'll ever go and you feel for them. it's weird not -- it's weird that you won't call them like the oakland raiders. that's crazy, right? i think everybody in football thinks that's weird whether you like us or not. it's different

and obama, as chris pointed out, did not run as jesse jackson had run, for example, is essentially the candidate of black america. obama ran anymore transcendent way, but was validated among many black americans, and you see this reflected in the polling over many months, is when he won the iowa caucuses. because then the message to african-american voters in states like south carolina was white people will vote for this guy, and he could actually win. and that i think had a lot to do with his winning this sort of tug-of-war with hillary clinton for the black vote, and then going on and getting to the democratic national and then being elected and reelected as president. mr. lu: this one is dated 2008, but i am going to say it is april because i know when the pennsylvania primary was. in the upper left, hillary instructs barack on the finer points of being a regular guy. it is hard to see the detail but she is wearing these low riding jeans, she has a tattoo on her right arm, and an anchor, right. saying beer and a shot, chase it down, and don't raise the pinky when you drink, that is

because he wants to get reelect ed soundly. >> chris matthews, steve kornacki, a pleasure to have you both here. >>> next we'll hear from sheila jacksonhment, to 20, and trump's new attacks on the fbi. the fbi. wing you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had a vaccine. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems, including headaches, seizures, confusion and vision problems. these may be signs of a rare, potentially fatal brain condition. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. talk to your doctor today, and learn how janssen can help you explore cost support options. remission can start with stelara®. so chantix can help you quit slow turke

and obama as chris pointed out, did not run as jesse jackson had run, for example, as essentially the candidate of black america. obama ran in a more transcendent way and you see this reflected in the polling over the months. is it when he won the african-american voter, they constituted a majority which was young people can vote for this guy and he can actually win and that had a lot to do with winning this tug-of-war with hillary clinton for the black vote and going on and getting the democratic nomination and being elected and re-elected as president. >> so this one is dated 2008 because i know when the primary was in april 2008 and pennsylvania hillary instructs br barack on the points of how to be a regular guy. she's wearing these low-riding jeans. she's got a -- she's got a tattoo on her right arm and she's saying -- >> an anchor. >> an anchor, right. beer and a shot, toss down the shot, chase it with that beer and don't raise that pinky when you drink. that's elitist and obama wearing a very out of a place suit in kind of a truck you are war and she's saying not to mention dan

and obama, as chris pointed out, did not run as jessie jackson had run, as essentially the candidate of black american. obama ran in a more transcendent way. but what validated him among many black voters, you see this reflected in the polling, is when he won the iowa caucuses. because then the messages to states in like south carolina where in the democratic party, they constitute a majority, was, white people will vote for this guy. he could actually win. i think that had a lot to do with his winningness tug-of-war with hillary clinton wore the black vote and getting the democratic nomination. and of course being elected and re-elected as president. >> so this one, it's dated 2008 but i'm going to say it's april because i know when the pennsylvania primary was. in the upper left it says pennsylvania, hillary instructs barack on the finer points of being a regular guy. she's kind of wearing these low-riding jeans. she's got a tattoo on her right arm. and she's saying -- >> an anchor. >> beer and a shot, toss down the shot, chase it with that beer, and don't raise that pinky when you

jackson. coming up, more news with my colleague chris jansing. >> good to see you, phil. at mechanics headquarters in new york. while a con sten shows impeachment stalemate continues to irritate trz during his mar-a-lago halladay, a barrage of at which timers against nancy pelosi continuing thursday night and into this morning. attacks many congressional democrats see as a sign their leader is getting under the president's skin. house republicans believe there's a method to the madness. this persistent social media campaign against spoker pelosi could embolden the gop base and convince undecided voters that republicans should regain control in 2020. joins me, nbc's hans nichols in west palm beach, heidi przybyla, carlos curbelo and chuck rosenberg. great to see all of you. hans, it seems there are

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nejra: bloomberg's japan economy editor paul jackson, thank you for joining us. let's get back to chrisalph. does this take the onus off the boj at all? paul: i am not sure it does. i still think they have got to be very focused on continuing to provide that environment so the japanese economy does not grind to a complete halt. talking about growth protections for 2020, .5%. the imf suggested they were looking at a figure of .4% for japanese growth for 2020. that is really near the economy, just stopping in its tracks, and as paul was saying, we are going to likely see a contraction because of the sales tax increase in the final quarter, so the boj has got to be there. nejra: there is a difference between stopping and economy grinding to a halt and actually feeling growth and inflation. how do the authorities, whether it is the central bank or the government, do the latter? paul: it is the challenge we talked about in terms of conventional and unconventional monetary policy. as you just pour more and more money into the economy, it seems to have less effect, so it is becoming harder for

jackson for that. let's bring in jonathan halter with the daily beast in miami. good to see you, jonathan. >> chrismany things that didn't make the list like the sharpie drawing on a hurricane map and redirecting a storm. can you eastbouven put in a few sentences 2019 the year in the white house? >> well, i try to look at these things as a historian might. i'm writing a biography of jimmy ca carter and trying to look at particular years of his administration and there is really only one event from 2019 that will always be associated with donald trump and that's impeachment. everything else pales next to it. it is tattooed on his forehead. he can't erase the tattoo even if acquitted which he almost certainly will be in the senate. the level to which impeachment dominates his 2019 legacy will be determined partly on whether he is re-elected or not. if he is not re-elected it will be the major event of his entire four years. if he is re-elected it will be a little bit less important but still in the first sentence of his obituary so. this just dwarfs everything else. i do think interestingly the other

jackson lee. what does it mean to have this report now in hand for what your committee is tasked with doing? >> well, chrisrst of all thank you for having me. but i will say to you that this moment as the committee's report was provided, the intelligence committee, the weight of the world has now fallen on the shoulders of the house judiciary committee. there is now a moment of sober and somber thinking and moving forward in the context of the constitution. what it means is that the investigatory aspect has now paused with a report that is substantive, very comprehensive and captures the testimony that was so striking over the last two weeks. this document now comes in the midst of the judiciary committee educating the american people about what this constitution intended for the house of representatives to do as it relates to the possible impeachment of a president. so we have a very key role tomorrow in having scholars -- individuals who are immersed in what the word impeachment means and the aspects of a president's behavior and how the relates to the concept of abuse of power. but our most important ro

jackson, good to see you, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, eric. eric: of course, you can keep it right here after newscast, fox news sunday with chris wallace, douglins, republican side and the democratic side from hakeem jeffress of new york, chris in just about an hour from now right here. ♪ ♪ arthel: well, democratic presidential candidate joe biden and his wife dr. jill biden second day of no malarki bus tour in iowa, not the only people on campaign trail, ellison barber live in des moines tracking it all us, ellison. >> a lot of candidates trying to make final pushes as we get closer and closer to the caucus here in iowa, for vice president joe biden, that means 8 days in 18 counties, he is and his wife are in carol county, iowa today, they have an official event at lodge behind me but earlier today we saw them make unexpected stop at local coffee shop speaking to voters as well as reporters, this is a county president trump won in 2016, president obama won it in 2008, mitt romney merely won it in 2012, despite mayor pete buttigieg's rise in iowa, polls biden says he's not word about the south bend mayor cutting into his support among modera

then we're going to bring in hallie jackson, who was in the roosevelt room for the rest of that statement. but why wouldn't a president say what chris ray said? why can't the president give the --ca why can't the presiden sort of say something that reflectssa what's in these page? say that, you know, there's a lot of room for improvement. there are fixes. i just hung up with chris ray. he's gonna rush them in. we're looking at legislation. we're looking at this. but on the question of whether or not the fbi conspired to undermine my campaign. i'm glad that wasn't true. >> well, because that would take some degree of honor, integrity, sophistication, and intellect that this president lacks. yout know, what chris ray said was exactly what a director should say. i'd also love to hear him say, on behalf of the men and women in the fbi, i'm really proud of you but let's get this right and let's be better. >> hallie jackson joins us now. you were in that room. what else did the president have to say? >> so you cut away, nicolle, as he was talking with you're right pam bondy and kelly anne conway as well. joined the president's team as sor