this article reminding readers it has not been a good year for christopher columbus. across the country, statues have been vandalized, taken down or coming to review as americans grapple with social justice questions. over 30 statues of christopher columbus have been decimated or removed over the past six months. >> columbus day i imagine has produced many polarizing ratiois on social mededia. >> as to be expected with issues like this. let's start with melania trump saying today we celebrate the history and diversity of our country and all who have contributed to shaping this great nation. the white house came up -- came out with a proclamation to say christopher columbus day is a celebration of italian heritage and the positive advancement of the western civilization. this twitter user saying me watching -- don't play the horrors columbus inflicted and watching group two downplay the horrors indigenous people have inflicted and wondering if the commodification of identity will end. she suggested both sides were responsible for massacres and for her, neither is bette

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christopher wray is a very careful and smart lawyer. he's not someone that's prone to hyperbole or over state things. that's a strong statement from him and it is a direct statement that we heard the president say. >> it is fascinating to watch it in realtime. i want to thank you all. i want to bring in johnpodesta, he joins us now. i wonder what your reaction is of what we are hearing tonight from the fbi and the dna. >> anderson, i am glad they are out there and they are saying something about it. and as it has been noted that ratliff -- and i think that's actually damaging, too. >> he's a politician, he's not a person from the intelligence committee and being non partisan. >> it is good to have the facts that there is foreign interference going on. we have the story earlier that the president was informed a russian agent was feeding russian information with rudy giuliani. so we had the president who really done everything he can to solicit information. he has not done what he needed to do to try to protect american democracy and amer

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we were just discussing christopher wray. and -- as being a straig straight shooter and, you know, very clear, tonight, in his comments. basically, sort of not following the line of the very political director of national intelligence in -- in -- in the way he was characterizing the -- the interference that they say is going on from iran and russia. you know all about president trump's habits of firing people. the fbi, i'm told, andrew's shot went down. so we'll try to get back with -- with deputy -- former deputy director, andrew mccabe. tonight's other, big story is former president obama going after president trump, in a way we have never heard from an ex-president before and how it and everything else factors into tomorrow night's presidential debate. we'll have that, when we come back. t real. iphone 12 and iphone 12 pro are here on verizon 5g with the coverage of 5g nationwide, and, in more and more cities, the performance of 5g ultra wideband. get iphone 12 on us when you switch. only on verizon. yoat nature's way, tha

christopher smart, thank you very much. coming up, following that story, what trump's diagnosis tells us about the efficacy of rapid covid testing. we will discuss with dr. on mesh alja on whatamesh ad to watch. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. trump: i have a mask right here. i put a mask on when i think i need it. tonight is an example, everybody's had a test and you have social distancing and all of the things you have to. but i wear masks when needed. when needed i wear masks. i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him, he's got a mask. he could be speaking to hundred feet away and he shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen. alix: that was during tuesday's twoidential debate, days before he tested positive. joining us to talk about it is dr. amesh adalja. how can symptoms evolve, and what is the timeline we need to really be focusing on in terms of trump's health? >> get x couple of days will be key. president trump is somebody that is at risk for severe disease because he is older, because he is obese, and bec

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but i told you months ago christopher wray needed on fired. in america we have a first amendment ride to free speech and freedom of the press. the left is oh -- is so out of sink with the constitution and the founding values of our founding fathers. they block information they don't agree with or harms a democrat, especially with protection given to them by congress. no leftist trump-hating monopoly should be allowed to arbitrarily decide what we can say or share. if they had their way, there would be on one party, one way to think, speak and vote. they call our president a fascist. they are the fascists. the blackout of information by the left is fewer fascism. you are not entitled to say things digitally or transfer information. we have watched them lie, shadow-ban us, cancel us, because they don't agree with us. this cannot happen in america. a reminder. their right to cancel and prohibit information sharing must end immediately. it's time for congress to stop worrying about themselves and the next election. you in congress work for us, you

they send galileo went to prison but i don't get why. 11 year old christopher's questions will remain unanswered the government funded program broadcasts a new class every day infection levels in the country are still high and children may not yet return to the classroom christopher doesn't want to get the virus in case he infects his grandmother. next up is music followed by matthew christopher is glad when his mother comes home from work earlier than usual. if you've got a class not yet but i only understand half of it. hilda is a single mother she's supposed to work the whole day but she wants to be there to help her son get used to this new kind of learning. you know as you get that if they don't pay attention in school then they really aren't going to concentrate when they're left on their own with the t.v. and their school books. meanwhile private schools. in mexico are focusing on online classrooms. for her spanish class isabella is collecting objects and will write a story about them she only gets to see her classmates on a screen but at least she sees them. and say i know my

christopher wray turnover at the fbi spreadsheet showing no corroboration of any kind for that phonyit released and released now unredacted. vice president mike pence will be our special guest here monday. please join us for that. thank you for being with us. ♪ >> it was the political story of the decade. >> a remarkable time to be a political journalist in washington, d.c. >> the whole atmosphere was surreal. >> we like our presidents to resonate with the majesty of the office, but they're human beings and they're fallible. >> we were looking at things we didn't think, you know, could be survived. >> it's the lying that will get you in trouble. >> i'm now massively disappointed and angry, because you put a lot of risk when you do something like that. >> there is such a thing as the constitution and there is such a thing as an impeachable offense. >> it's not like you're running a hot-dog stand here. you're running the country. >> the truth did come out, but the american public never heard about it. >> bill clinton and the media and the country would never be the same. ♪

christopher wray turnover at the fbi spreadsheet showing no corroboration of any kind for that phonyt it released and released now unredacted. vice president mike pence will be our special guest here monday. please join us for that. thank you for being with us. have a great weekend. good night. ♪ liz: president trump just wrapping up a rally in florida. you are looking at a live shot from the scene there. later tonight he will be holding a second rally in georgia paired with us tonight on this and a whole lot more dylan, congressman -- and tim, robert ray and tom home in on these breaking news headlines. the first lady now out with a fierce attack slamming her former aide tell all book the first lady calling it "salacious gossip." saying the media is wrong to upgive it so much airtime. the full court press to the finish line between

but i told you months ago christopher wray needed on fired. in america we have a first amendment ride to free speech and freedom of the press. the left is oh -- is so out of sink with the constitution and the founding values of our founding fathers. they block information they don't agree with or harms a democrat, especially with protection given to them by congress. no leftist trump-hating monopoly should be allowed to arbitrarily decide what we can say or share. if they had their way, there would be on one party, one way to think, speak and vote. they call our president a fascist. they are the fascists. the blackout of information by the left is fewer fascism. you are not entitled to say things digitally or transfer information. we have watched them lie, shadow-ban us, cancel us, because they don't agree with us. this cannot happen in america. a reminder. their right to cancel and prohibit information sharing must end immediately. it's time for congress to stop worrying about themselves and the next election. you in congress work for us, you

but i told you months ago christopher wray needed on fired. in america we have a first amendment ride to free speech and freedom of the press. the left is oh -- is so out of sink with the constitution and the founding values of our founding fathers. they block information they don't agree with or harms a democrat, especially with protection given to them by congress. no leftist trump-hating monopoly should be allowed to arbitrarily decide what we can say or share. if they had their way, there would be on one party, one way to think, speak and vote. they call our president a fascist. they are the fascists. the blackout of information by the left is fewer fascism. you are not entitled to say things digitally or transfer information. we have watched them lie, shadow-ban us, cancel us, because they don't agree with us. this cannot happen in america. a reminder. their right to cancel and prohibit information sharing must end immediately. it's time for congress to stop worrying about themselves and the next election. you in congress work for us, you

christopher: it is something that we watch.he reemergence or the third peak is not a surprise to us. .e have a forward look what matters is can we get through the next six months. what is the path for therapies and vaccines. summer weometime next will see more green shoots than we do today. tom: the zeitgeist is to focus on the top of the income statement. it's particularly about revenue growth with even higher single digits. do you by that? that revenues matter? or are you still traditionally down looking? christopher: we are cash flow focus, we don't own a lot of companies that trade on multiple revenue. a few, cash flow is what matters . there's a lot of elements beyond organic growth, selling more products at higher prices. margins will be under pressure as the labor market tightens. to go to media, your update on the streaming wars. we saw that project completely collapse in the last 24 hours. quibi as well, what does that signal on media's capital investment? christopher: i don't know if i would call that the canary in th

christopher wray turnover at the fbi spreadsheet showing no corroboration of any kind for that phony released and released now unredacted. vice president mike pence will be our special guest here monday. please join us for that. thank you for being with us. ♪ >> it was the year when nasa showed us the sky wasn't the limit. charles manson showed his family values, and the beatles showed us why they crossed the road. here are the ten most magical, ludicrous, grisly, shameful, dramatic stories of the year. who can forget 1969? ♪ ♪ >> abbey road was such an iconic album -- >> probably the great beatles album. >> i i e remember looking at

christopher wray turnover at the fbi spreadsheet showing no corroboration of any kind for that phonynredacted. vice president mike pence will be our special guest here monday. please join us for that. thank you for being with us. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is imlar bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend with, everyone. welcome to the president obama helps position you -- helps position you for the week ahead. coming up, my interview with the c or fo of johnson & johnson, joe wolk is here, the drugmaker halting vaccine trials earlier in the week. i'll is ask him about that and the company's quarterly outlook. then later, i'll speak with ceo john mackey on the rise of online grocery shopping and where retail heads next. but first,

senate, joining us tonight is christopher scalia, he is the son of the late justice antonin scalia, hee director of academic programs in the enterprise institute, judge amy coney barrett clerk for chris's father when the late justice ruth bader ginsburg was on the supreme court, good friends with justice scalia in ruth bader ginsburg seat is the one in which judge barrett will soon take residence. chris, good to have you with us, we appreciate it and i would like to get some sense, looking at the votes for your father who is confirmed to the court, 98 98 - 0, that is a remarkable vote, ruth bader ginsburg is good friends, 96 - 3, these are entirely different times, your thoughts as you watch a woman who is a remarkable talent and clearly an extraordinary american have to go through what she did to join the court that your father sat on for such a long period of time. >> thank you so much for having me on it's a real pleasure to talk to you about this. those were different times but you have to remember that in between my father's confirmation and the confirmation of justice ginsburg, t

. >> did she tell you how she felt about christopher lee?n that she loved him more than her husband. >> reporter: jessica said erin had plans for a future with chris. >> she stated that she believed she would be divorcing her husband or that a divorce would come and that she was hoping to be able to stay with him. >> reporter: she said chris told erin he had a special trip planned for her the weekend she disappeared. >> she said that he was going to surprise her with -- a trip out to the desert. >> how did she sound? what was her feelings about that? what did she sound like to you? >> she was excited to get to spend time with him. >> reporter: jessica also testified about a text she got from erin, "my mother comes in a week. i'm excited!" jessica responded, "are you gonna tell her?" >> what did -- what did you mean when you sent the text, "are you gonna tell her?" >> that she was pregnant. >> reporter: erin texted back, "well chris wanted to tell everyone next week." on june 28, 2014, jessica spoke to her friend for the last time. at 7:19 am

christopher: maybe a little, possibly. was talking to some friends, and i was asking what they were doing. people did have a little bit more time to mess around and maybe push things around a little bit. jonathan: let's talk about messing around, chris. [laughter] the $2 trillion name is apple, up 6% yesterday. come on, it's ridiculous. we are positive again. you are telling me this is about an iphone launch we knew about months ago? christopher: well, there's a lot going on with apple. as we have talked about in the past, apple is one of the most under owned or underweight names in the institutional buy side, and that has something to do with it. we are hearing a lot of positive news. benign season. we think earnings are going to be better than expected. we think the economy is better than people expected. we think there is a turn in sentiment. let's not forget, let's start looking at first half numbers. first half numbers, it is a pretty low bar. maybe in a month, maybe two, maybe three we will have a covid solution. tom

christopher: i don't think it has. problems in the china relationship, least of which, concerns about china are shared by a vast majority of american people right now. the question is, what are you going to do about them? i see a lot of dueling press conferences, but little effort to sit down and resolve problems. in foreign affairs you have to look at where you're going with this and what we are going to do next. i don't see a strategy. this is a typical thing with the trump administration. there is a lot of noise, sound and light, and no strategy. i want to know where this is going and is this a country, china, that we should be living in enmity with? we should be careful how we proceed and keep in mind our objectives. nick: michael, you heard the ambassadors say that trump administration has no strategy. let's go through what the trump administration has done. trade, the biden campaign accuse the administration of pursuing trade policies that have hurt farmers and not improved chinese behavior. christopher: i saw an

and in terms of the other applications of this, christopher, andi applications of this, christopher,ave to establish this thing, but is it conceivable that eventually things like blood, needed in transfusions, or even some organs could conceivably, needed for transplants, could be carried from, say, the hospital where somebody has died and the organs have been removed, to a place where they were needed for an urgent operation? absolutely. the goal for us needed for an urgent operation? absolutely. the goalfor us is needed for an urgent operation? absolutely. the goal for us is to help collective every single —— connect up every health facility so eve ryo ne connect up every health facility so everyone can access the service and create a network of air corridors meaning that if a surgeon needs certain equipment on time and on demand immediately for emergency services we can get them anywhere from the north of england down to the south of england in the same time it takes for them to go to the neighbouring hospital. we are working with the helicopter emergency services to make potentia

they said galileo went to prison but i don't get why. 11 year old christopher's questions will remain unanswered the government funded program broadcasts a new class every day infection levels in the country are still high and children may not yet return to the classroom christopher doesn't want to get the virus in case he infects his grandmother. next up is music followed by matthew christopher is glad when his mother comes home from work early or than usual. if you've got a class i got yes but i only understand half of it. hilda is a single mother she's supposed to work the whole day but she wants to be there to help her son get used to this new kind of learning. you know as you get that if they don't pay attention in school then they really aren't going to concentrate when they're left on their own with the t.v. in their school books. meanwhile private schools in mexico are focusing on online classrooms. for her spanish class isabella is collecting objects and will write a story about them she only gets to see her classmates on a screen but at least she sees them. and say i know my

holbrooke's boss warned warren christopher became the counterpart to james baker in bush versus gore and was beaten. i've always felt that showed james baker was a kind of blue-eyed killer. no one could beat him when it came to that kind of contest. how do you think richard would have done going up against james baker on the florida recount? obviously he's not a political operative, he's not a lawyer but he is a brilliant negotiator. how do you think holbrooke would have doneagainst baker ? >> i have to say one of the interesting things going back to that recount was many democrats who said to me that we knew that al gore was hosed as soon as we heard jim baker had been involved so people were well aware even at the time before the recount of the differences betweenthose two men but here's the thing . one of christopher's great mistakes actually was sitting down as we tell the story in the book of the two men sitting down for this first meeting and this dramatic moment, the election is undecided and what's going to happen in florida? christopher's blocked out time to sit there and th

sleepy joe said nothing when statues of christopher columbus -- christopher columbus, they want to blowall of his statues. byjust blew the italian vote the way. anybody who's italian here by the way? [applause] if you are italian do you like christopher columbus? think about it, you are italian, they want to blow it up. the italian circled it. that was the end of those people. they had various things they were holding, i won't get into it. the group of italians lived in the neighborhood surrounding this particular statue. talk about five minutes of the radical and artist, the end archists,l an hou they don't like to say antifa. they like to bring everything on the right. this is the left. the nt for people wanted to do it -- the antifa people wanted to do it. they said let's go someplace else. now they are not doing it too much. i signed a bill that gives you 10 years in jail if you ripped out any federal statues. this is the group. the statues and memorial recommendation. the national capital, memorial advisory commission recommend the federal government remove, relocate the following

christopher, good to have you with us.rence in the debate to sensitivity training rather than critical race theory training? >> absolutely. it's really a form of psychological manipulation and abuse of language. this isn't racial sensitivity training. i think everyone could support something which treats other people as equals no matter their racial backgrounds. this is an academic theory called critical race theories, and it advocates for the overthrow of the system of capitalism are, equal protection under the law and even the constitution itself. it's a radical left-wing ideology. unfortunately, people have been gas lit into believing it's simply racial sensitivity training when nothing uncould be further from the truth, and i'm very glad to see the president standing firm and calling it like it really is. lou: and then the vice president used the expression racial sensitivity, insensitivity. this was the a peculiar use of language, i thought, when it's so important that we define the terms particularly for these two ca

the fbi director, christopher wray hand picked by the president. he testified that white supremacist violence represents the largest domestic terror threat right now. is the president jeopardizing americans' national security by ignoring this? >> well, i think what he's doing is creating conditions where extremism is likely on both sides. and he's using the turmoil that's being created as an excuse for the chaos that may follow, in his mind, the chaos that may follow after the election. so, in a way, the semi-hysterical and hysterical reaction of trump opponents gives trump the ability to stir up trouble even more. one thing that everybody ought to do, every responsible american, is take a deep breath here. we have strong institutions. we have strong electoral systems at the state level. we can get through a close and contested election, but we need to do it clearly thinking about the consequences if we lose control. and i'm worried that trump sees what may be his only road to re-election in keeping things in a state of chaos. that's what he enjoys

let's bring in christopher lafleur, of american chamber of commerce in japan.ms to have developed a working relationship with suga. who will he potentially be dealing with, and what does the relationship look like? christopher: i think under prime japanese forcehe a great relationship with the trump administration. i think that it will continue under prime minister suga. he has already demonstrated that he continues to hew pretty closely to the foreign policy that had been set forth thai prime minister abe previously. -- by prime minister abe. actually, i expect to see under prime minister suga the relationship to continue, to develop and hopefully get even stronger. biden emergejoe victorious after next week, as their next edition in japan that the u.s. might end up turning the tdp? christopher: i think that that hope remains. it was certainly hope that prime minister abe wanted. i hope that prime minister suga would welcome us back if that was the case. it needs to be said that over the last three and a half years, a lot has happened. the u.s. chamber is very

did you fob christopher wild off? no.thought his job would be injeopardy if he left his post. he said he waved at his supervisor three times, but, when he couldn't get his attention, he spoke to a colleague with a radio, thinking he'd contact the control room. a few moments later, though, he said he saw salman abedi smiling as he walked into the crowd to detonate his bomb. the stewards at manchester arena are required to complete a training programme, but mohammed agha is said to have spent an average ofjust one minute and 20 seconds on each online module. many people looking at what we have just explored together, they formed the view that what you did was just cheat on your training and i'm going to ask you a straight question. did you cheat? no. 22 people were murdered in the explosion. theirfamilies have been watching the inquiry unfold and have been visibly upset at some of the detail they are hearing. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. nasa has announced that there could be even more water on the surface of the mo

congressman devin nuÑes and christopher scalia among our guests.ews on the extraordinary woman who will be taking his father's seat. >>> up next, fbi director christopher wray has slow-walked the obamagate investigation at every turn with the american people -- will the american people ever get an answer? former director of national intelligence ric grenell joins us about, well, all of the big questions, about the darkness that has gripped our government and the prospects for light. ric grenell in just a moment. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ r interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. apps except work.rywhere... why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their expense reports. i'll let you in on a little secret. they don't. by empowering employees to manage their own tasks, paycom frees you to foc

did you fob christopher wild off? no. job would be in jeopardy if he left his post. he said he waved at his supervisor three times, but when he couldn't get his attention, he spoke to a colleague with a radio, thinking he'd contact the control room. a few moments later, though, he said he saw salman abedi smiling as he walked into the crowd to detonate his bomb. the stewards at manchester arena are required to complete a training programme, but mohammed agha is said to have spent an average ofjust one minute and 20 seconds on each online module. many people looking at what we have just explored together, may form the view that what you did was just cheat on your training, and i'm going to ask you a straight question — did you cheat? no. 22 people were murdered in the explosion. theirfamilies have been watching the inquiry unfold and have been visibly upset at some of the detail they are hearing. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. nasa scientists say there could be even more water on the surface of the moon than previous

institute, and christopher, it's great to have you with us.is nonsense with critical race theory. the social justice nonsense, in my opinion, because it is tied to these marxist groups. you can deal with all of these issues -- civil rights, human rights, however you want to style it, but when you start telling people how to think and changing what is fact in your presentation as we have seen in so many places including the federal government, universities, every american should be very alarmed about it. most americans are great people. they don't like racism, racism in the any form anywhere. or any less do they detest it than anyone else. your thoughts about a what you've been able to achieve particularly at the university level in moving critical race theory out of, out of the higher education. >> yeah. what we've seen is that when progressives and academics and media i elites frame the discourse in terms of their favorite euphemisms, they do quite well. but what happens when you hold them down to specifics, i've done that through my investig

christopher steele, there was absolutely no reason for anyone to take seriously that dossier, and yett the head of cia, the head of the fbi all were taking it seriously and peddling it. >> well, the document that came out just in the last few hours that you had john solomon explaining in the last segment -- i was able to listen to it -- lou: right. >> -- that's essentially the non-confirmation document. it actually shows the fbi had zero, zero evidence that anything in that dossier was real, but they tried to make it look real. and i remember being told by the highest ranking people at doj and fbi that the, oh, yes, they were really -- they ran through a whole verification process. well, it looks like their verify caution process was a non-- verification process was a nonverification process. those important documents that have come out in the last couple weeks are the two smoking guns. one, the handwritten notes by the former cia director from 2016 that everyone in the obama white house knew that clinton was running an op against the donald trump campaign. that's the first document.