. >> joining me now is david harris, the executive director of the american jewish committee. you called the president's statement yesterday disappointing to say the least. >> i did. look, it was welcomed in so far as it went but it was long in coming and it should not have been long in coming. this president is not an anti-semite. he's been a friend to the jewish people. he has members of his own family who are jewish. it shouldn't have taken so long to get him to denounce the obvious. but he's done it -- >> what's the problem? what's the issue? it seems obvious to say that those pictures we saw are wrong, calling in bomb threats to jccs are wrong. what do you think the delay is? >> to be frank, it's baffling. president trump is a friend of many jews. there eews in his administration and in his family. he's a friend of israel for some reason he seemed to take these questions as if they were personal accusations against him. they were not. >> including one from an orthodox jewish reporter who started by saying that he thought he was a friend to the jewish community. let's talk

are wearing a sweater vest. >> david: blended wool, goodwill, never a sweater vest. >> harris: glad you're here. >> meghan: i certainly love the energy. >> david: it's a good day. >> meghan: it's going to be a great show! >> harris: will begin with setting the tone in washington with a speech. president trump says he will offer an optimistic position and to speak to all americans as he lays out as agenda to all americans. his speech will provide more issues on obamacare and tax reform. the president is dropping some hints on what he will say and he did that and in an exclusive interview with fox and friends. >> what i can do is speak from the heart and say what i want to do. we have a really terrific health care plan coming out. we have to understand that obamacare has been a disaster, its way out of control, doesn't work, doesn't cover very many people. people don't realize is, but i'll be talking about that, i'll be talking about the military, i'll be talking about the borde border. on the border and throughout our country, we are getting the bad ones outcome of the bad people, gan

scott of the "new york times" talked to film critics david edelstein, josh horowitz and aisha harris. >> whether this is a watershed moment, is this a begin og offa new normal, it's honestly too soon to say. yes. is this progress? yes. is this the solution? no. happens there is great films led by african-american actors, people of color, and that's great. in some ways, i'm almost looking beyond the academy. i'm looking at the blockbusters that are coming. that's more indicative of where the industry is headed. >> we con crude with jared cohen, president of jigsaw. >> the notice of toxicity of people being mean to each other is not new. throughout history and every corner of the globe we're experiencing things that are interesting where people derails a conversation. i think the main issue is we have to understand that the toxicity we experience online that has real world implication. >> hitchens, the oscars and jared cohen when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information service

david herro is at harris associates, which has nearly $100 billion under management. the program, david. my question to you really is what does donald trump have to deliver to that core audience, his core voters to say, you've got more money in your paycheck, you have more money in your paycheck, i made your life better? david h.: i think what he needs to do is exemplify with programs the typer actions that of things necessary, policies necessary for there to the growth will actually happen. he needs to go into a little bit more detail on some of the things is going to do. we've talked about lower taxes and tax reform. i think getting into some of the specifics, some of the details will help. david: when he gives that's -- that it just to the joint sessions of congress, what do you want to hear from him? david h.: i want to hear some of the specifics. of whathe few negatives he has been talking about is this whole notion of some sort of trade restrictions and import taxes. i'm a believer that the free movement of goods, capital, and services is good for the global econ

david: rich, i saw you give a thumbs up for what mike said and it looks like bruce is here, too. >> yeah, that would have been the end of harry reid and many others, too. david: do you think they go for it in the belt>> unless there's health association that might be for it. david: that's the problem. once you're in the beltway you want to stay there no matter what. that's why the term limits never gets going. >> of course, but we're talking symptoms rather than the real problem. if we're going to talk about the constitution, the constitution severely limits the power of the federal government. if we lived within constitutional means, washington did, we wouldn't have to worry about this. david: absolutely. it's a great document, let's stick to it. the cashin' in getting ready to roll the bottom of the hour, eric, with a what have you got? >> the president has a rally and one is the economic agenda. how to tell americans how to improve their lives. and and bridges, it's mind-boggling. how will we pay for all of those that need to be fixed. david: and singer joy villa proving there is a pro trump market. >> when it fell off, th

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david: ethan harris and tom lee, thank you so much for joining us. .oming up, it was a beat apple seeinggs per share grow, lifted by strong holiday sales on a stumble from its big competitor. we will go over the first quarter results next and this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is "bloomberg daybreak." i'm jonathan ferro. we want to get a check on markets eight minutes from the cash open. a four the s&p 500 after -based light, the longest since the election. has the trump trade followed off the rails a little bit? it is back this morning. treasuries on offer, yields up four basis points. ?hy look to the significant upside surprise in the adp report that came out this morning. a couple days away from payrolls friday. 246,000 is the number. 168,000, the estimate. it is an outside, upside surprise. talk about surprises. apple had a pleasant surprise for investors when it announced earnings and revenue better than a year ago and better than forecast. leading the news was an increase in iphone sales. joining us from his offices in new york city is the managing director of

harry kane scored a hat—trick in their 3—0 win as david ornstein reports.derdog always have a chance, now fulham have their eyes on another surprise. this was their big day, but tottenham's big chance. perhaps the most realistic prospect of a trophy, spurs were on song from the start. already denied a goal, christian eriksen then provided one. eriksen, cross to kane! he stretches to score. leading from the front, harry kane, the captain, tapped in, to put his side in control at the break. fulham had been warned, but failed to learn. eriksen, to kane, the same outcome. if hopes of an upset had faded, they were soon gone. when harry kane is on form, few can stop him. he scores his hat—trick! three goals and a place in the quarterfinals. job well done. when you are winning games, it gives you confidence. but it is never easy in the fa cup. we had to make sure we came here and did ourjob, and we did that. leaving with the match ball today, he will hope to get his hands on the trophy in may. in the scottish premiership today, second placed aberdeen scored two go

david herro of harris associates lp. >> it will be about banks and the metals, but what do you do whenoses, the longest in 30 years. around thetrimming edges, which he was in a radio interview with you, what he is doing now. the most important question, what are you wearing, tom? chicago, howf about that? >> and you get to keep them when you are done with it. tom: my earrings are a little different. did you see her earrings? nicole kidman's hearings were like the gdp of an island nation. >> and she has to give those back, and her dress to, sequence and diamonds? tom: there it is. we can't compete, folks, with scarlet fu, a celebrity lodestone. scarlet fu owns the high ground. alix steel, thank you very much. let me get the single best chart with jonathan golub. i did this chart just for jonathan golub. world is coming to an end, by equities. by equities. by equities. -- buy equities. through all this, even if we had a bear market come it would still be a market. >> if there is a lesson here, it is that stocks go up as long as you are not in a recession, and now there are no indications

david brooks' words here. things will get really harry when the world's problems are incoming. it is becoming increasingly clear that the aroma of a tree infuses the whole operation and anyone who will line's will end up sharing in the stench. it is hard to think of any administration in recent memory on any level whose identity is so taking -- tainted by cruelty. the trump administration is often harsh and never kind. it is quick to inflict suffering on 18-year-old syrian girl. it's deportation vows mean in the years ahead, tv screens will be filled with weeping families being pulled apart. none of these traits will improve with time. quote, precisely because the problem is one of temperament and character, it will not get better. it will get worse as power intoxicate's trump and those around him. it will probably end in calamity. david brooks concludes trump's first 10 days in office have made it clear this is not a normal administration. it is a problem that demands a response. it is a callous, bumbling group that demands either personal loyalty or the acts. with most of min

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david: i don't remember this because i'm too young but i read about harry truman defending his daughter. his daughter was singer. melissa: had nothing to do with politics. david: i attacked reviewer that gave her a bad review. this has been going on a long time. melissa: it has nothing to do with politics. coincidentally dropped her right now. it is just a coincidence. david: we don't believe it. science fraud again. questions whether the obama administration ignored data in slowing down of global warming. lawmakers are demanding answers. melissa: ahead of tonight's big vote senate democrats are fighting tooth and nail nominee jeff sessions. one democrat is speaking out against them. maybe time to take a chill pill. david: might want to hear about that. as we await for a decision from the ninth circuit court of appeals on president trump's immigration order, the president warning again about our risk to our national security. >> it was done for the security of our nation, the security of our citizens. so that people come in who aren't going to do us harm. why pause a spontaneous moment?

david: steve, i misspoke a little. if there is a filibuster, there is the so-called harry reid nuclear option.arry reid's the one who started it back when president obama was in power. that would allow, even if there's a filibuster, the filibuster to be cut with a simple majority. do you think that will happen? that's what trump wants. >> he only wants it if the filibuster is going to succeed. filibusters have been mounted in the past against justices. david: do you think that the democrats will try to organize one? >> they'll organize one to appease their base. they want to preserve the filibuster, the democrats, if you get a justice on the liberal side who is replaced, they don't want a conservative coming on. they're going to be careful on this. in terms of gorsuch, since he's so good, i think you can peel off eight or nine democrats if necessary, to override a filibuster, but if in the past, up to 25 senators tried to mount a filibuster and it didn't work. i don't think you need to use the so-called nuclear option, but if they do, they will. and the democrats will rue the day they did it.

harry's hospitality group. joining me in the kitchen is chef david banks.'ve been hosting the show for a few years, i don't think i've ever seen this many ingredients out at the same time. >> we have a petite fillet. this is a tarragon reduction. >> wow, you can really smell the tarragon. >> we're going to crust and that did what i wanted it to do, nice edge on that thing. >> let me bring the plate over. >> this is the pan glaze reduction we did. >> what's in here? >> red wine, shallots. one finishing touch, the english pea. that's the spicy carrot jam. >> the color on that is unbelievable. >> i like the color of it. >> never seen steak presented like that. >> just that little bit of red wine reduction sauce. >> so artistic. perfect. >> ready? >> cooked just the way i like it. >> spiciness of the carrot jam. >> can't wait to come to harry's. chef, thank you for being here. love having you on the show. >> appreciate it. >> to see today's recipes and all the recipes featured on "the chef's kitchen," logon to chefskitchen.tv. >>> woel, i suppose if you're goin

harry could deliver a swift kick. official washington thought truman went beyond the pale, but america loved him for the statement. daviduce, is president trump mixing personal with professional. he has two tweet sites. he has one real donald trump, the private one, and potus trump site and sending messages over both of them. is that mixing too many things? >> i think so. i mean, it just comes across as looking like he's promoting-- using he and the family are using the white house for financial gain. for goodness sake, ivanka has been on television every day since through the campaign. i think that she can market her brand and defend herself. david: she does have a lot of brands, but we should mention, elinore roosevelt, the wife of fdr use today sell, while she was first lady, airlines, she would sell the airline business, mattresses and hot dogs. she used to sell hot dogs while she was first lady. >> well, maybe ivanka can now be peddling instead of hot dogs, cheeseburgers or something like that. the fact they're making a big ho-ha over it, take a deep breath. david: valentine's day is around the corner. instead of t

david: he already has. charlie, 80%, there was a poll out, just came out, "harris poll," harvard "harris poll," by no meansbiased to right, 80% of americans are against sanctuary cities. >> you watch. every single case that comes out where you have somebody doing something bad, feds trying to deport them, a city like san francisco, sitting down refusing to turn them over. the other thing interesting about all this. david: quickly. >> money that the feds give these cities, is often specifically designed to enforce those immigration laws. if those cities refuse to do that, then there is no way those sanctuary cities are going to win that fight. david: that fed money may be drying up pretty soon. charlie hurt, from "the washington times," thank you very much. charlie. thank you. appreciate it. cheryl. cheryl: mainstream media meltdown and that the press's job, control what people think? david: what? cheryl: yeah. guess who said it. coming up next howard kurtz to tell us what he really thinks of that statement. >>> to give the usa a quote, slap in the face? coming up former ambassador to the u.n. john bolton r

a harry kane hat—trick giving spurs a 3—0 win at craven cottage, as david 0rnstein reports. a 3—0 winnderdog always has a chance, now fulham had their eyes on another surprise. this was their big day but tottenham's big chance. perhaps the most realistic prospect of a trophy, spurs were on most realistic prospect of a trophy, spui’s were on song most realistic prospect of a trophy, spurs were on song from the start. already denied a goal, christian eriksen then provided one. harry kane! he stretches the score. leading from the front, harry kane, the captain, tapped into that his side in control before the break. fulham has been warned but fail to learn. the same combination, christian eriksen to harry kane, the same outcome. it hopes of an upset had faded they were soon gone. when harry kane is on form there are few can stop him. —— who can stop him. job well done. winning gives you confidence. we had to make sure we came here, did ourjob, and we did that. leaving with the match ball today, harry kane will be hoping to get his hands on the trophy in may. manchester get his hands on th

generals took it into account particularly david petraeus, it notes the failure of vietnam because of the government being too involved. especially at the executive harris: interesting, you said it changed your perspective. that's what we said watching that report from lauren. we have a quick word from ambassador bolton, and i'm curious to hear your take on it because we had him on "outnumbered" friday and talking about russia and the recent provocation that we've seen. let's watch that. >> i think the real threat here that does need a serious response is the deployment of these missiles that violate the imf treaty from the 1980s. not the first of these violations but it's very serious, it's a direct threat to the europeans. harris: how does that fit in for mr. trump? >> well, mr. trump made clear on thursday that he was re-evaluating his befriend vladimir putin strategy. he was ready now to get tough on the russian. nobody better than john bolton to do that, and the violation of the inf treat see outrageous provocation. harris: what about working with the rest of the team? that is something that the president is starting to bring his cabinet together,

and more david beckham on the sun and is it harry's bring? questions about that. i know. i know.ook after the elderly, and a story about donald trump, and john bercow from yesterday. we will do the daily mirror, racist trump banned from speaking in parliament, and david beckham calling in the cyber spooks to hunt down the £1 million black mailer. somewhere in portsmouth, engineers have been working on this boat for a long time. their names were. exciting. really exciting -- ben ainslie. they say it will be faster than ever. smaller than the boat a race when they won the america's cup, you know, when he helped to win the america's cup, and this is a great picture of him and his wife, and their daughter, at the launch yesterday and i love the level of detail. georgie had to throw a bottle at a whole. it is worth such a lot of money. the champagne didn't smash anyway. georgie said, hopefully the sailing will go better than the launch. georgie said, hopefully the sailing will go better than the launchlj will go better than the launch.” thought they had a sugar bottle, you know, that

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harris comes to lead of all life video on a platform. what will wall street look for in the numbers? with us, our guest host, davidrick in new york. also bloomberg editor at large, cory johnson. we are not expecting very much in terms of monthly active users increase. cory: here's how the business works. you get more users and advertisers, more and more users, charge advertisers. there.the problem is both of those things are starting to hit escape. overgrowth has been weak the last year and a half. those numbers are pretty bad. they got a tiny bit better in the last quarter, but nothing to be thrilled about. they were able to hide that by having revenue per user increase. it is increasing at the slowest pace in the company has ever seen. i was just updating my models getting ready for the earnings, tomorrow. it really is striking the slowdown and increasing ad rates. these to be able celebrities and say -- to advertise and say, look how effective the ads are. but advertisers are not paying more, at least at the same growing rate. advertising revenue is getting a little better, but it's only getting a little bit be

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wanted to see what happened between us saying goodbye to james and speaking to david and running off and trying to get naomi harriswint ary. some will have hail and —— wintry. some will have hail. it will be windy in the south of the country, but also in the north. at the moment we have very gusty winds, but they will come down through the day across the northern isles. this is what's left of ex—storm ewan and through tomorrow it will come back across our shores. but today, it will increasingly turn colder. it's cold already across scotla nd colder. it's cold already across scotland and northern ireland and northern england. through the day that cold front digs in behind the yellow warmer conditions that we have across southern england and south wales. so to put pictures on that, watch out for ice this morning. there will be a lot of dry weather, but a lot of showers. across parts of scotland and northern ireland, they‘ re across parts of scotland and northern ireland, they're going to be wintry. at lower levels you could see sleet or snow. as the cold air cuts in later, we will see more of that across england and

david willis, bbc news, hollywood. price waterhouse cooper — the accounting firm responsible for adjudicating the result released a statement explaining what happened. they said: british actress naomi harris actress for her role in moonlight. she may not have won an individual award but did give her reaction to the films best picture victory, albeit in very unusual circumstances. it's a moment i am never going to forget. identity and it has ever happened in the history of the oscars. it was quite extraordinary andi oscars. it was quite extraordinary and i have to say a little awkward. more than a little awkward actually. i went more than a little awkward actually. iwent up more than a little awkward actually. i went up on stage with this gormless expression because i didn't know what was happening when they finally said it was moonlight. i was stunned, shocked, even shaking. and poor old la la land. yes, i hadn't even thought of that, i was only thinking of it from our perspective, but you are right, poor la la land, thatis but you are right, poor la la land, that is not a nice thing to have happened. our reporter spoke to the moonlight tea m our reporter spoke to the moonlight team about

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david corcoran, and as well as others. the president commented several times during the tour about how impressed he was with the museum. some of the exhibits he was particularly drawn to included the section on harry tubman which featured shop which is going to bite queen victoria in the late 1800 the psychic museum which featured a a courageous cultivation of african-americans that have made tonight is his military and the president was particularly please buy the mom at all the the quote i shook up the world, prominent display. the president enjoyed doing for the first time with doctor and mrs. carson the exhibit dedicated to his extraordinary life. similarly i'll be making could never viewed the museum exhibit on her uncle, the present was honored he was able to share this experience with the two of them specifically. the president for the express his appreciation for the two essay looks forward to returning. is desires to honor the immense cultivation of courageous african-american leaders throughout our history by building a more unified country dedicated to liberty and justice. this afternoon the present letter we can classify nationals give the council in the situation room in addition to h

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