dennis: pretty much.laughter] david: the company is an extraordinary success story, started by mr. boeing many years ago. dennis: we are 102 years this year. we celebrated our centennial in 2016. we did a celebration at the red barn facility. david: the company is in very good shape. the government is spending more, people are flying more. can it get better than this? dennis: this is a strong marketplace. the aerospace market, i think, is the strongest. one of the drivers behind that is the population entering the middle class and has the ability to fly. we have 100 million new passengers every year in asia. our estimates are that less than 20% of the world's population has taken a single flight. so, tremendous growth opportunity. as you said, strength in the defense budget as well. david: the tax bill was passed and is a big tax cut for corporations. you were one of the companies that pushed for it and were pushing for this tax cut. what will you do with the extra money? dennis: we put those savings back

dennis: pretty much.ughter] david: the company is an extraordinary success story, started by mr. boeing many years ago. dennis: we are 102 years this year. we celebrated our centennial in 2016. we did a celebration at the red barn facility. david: the company is in very good shape. the government is spending more, people are flying more. can it get better than this? dennis: this is a strong marketplace. the aerospace market, i think, is the strongest. one of the drivers behind that is the population entering the middle class and has the ability to fly. we have 100 million new passengers every year in asia. our estimates are that less than 20% of the world's population has taken a single flight. so, tremendous growth opportunity. as you said, strength in the defense budget as well. david: the tax bill was passed and is a big tax cut for corporations. you were one of the companies that pushed for it and were pushing for this tax cut. what will you do with the extra money? dennis: we put those savings back i

dennis: i did.p in northwest iowa outside of centere town called to -- a little town, and i grew up on a farm, working on my dad's farm. david: what kind of farm? dennis: we had a large crop farm, corn, soybeans, alfalfa, and we had a lot of livestock, cattle, pigs, chickens. david: you were milking cows and everything? dennis: every morning i had to milk the cows. we milked our own cows for our family's consumption. that was part of my daily chores in the morning. david: have you ever said to them, drink some mountain dew? [laughter] david: the cows would be more productive or something? dennis: that was not part of the diet plan when i was a kid. david: you went to iowa state. dennis: i did. david: and that iowa state, you majored in aeronautic -- dennis: aerospace engineering. david: were there a lot of people doing that there? dennis: at the time it was one of the larger aerospace engineering schools in the country and continues to be. it does have some boeing connections to ta wilson, one of bo

dennis: i did.in northwest iowa outside of a little town, and i grew up on a farm, working on my dad's farm. david: what kind of farm was it? dennis: we had a large crop a farm, mostly we raised corn, soybeans, alfalfa, and we had a lot of livestock, cattle, pigs, chickens. david: so you were milking cows and everything? dennis: every morning i had to milk the cows. we milked our own cows for our family's consumption. so that was part of my daily chores in the morning. david: have you ever said to them, drink some mountain dew? [laughter] david: the cows would produce more, or the cows would be more productive or something? dennis: that was not part of the diet plan when i was a kid. david: you went to iowa state. dennis: i did. david: and at iowa state, you majored in aeronautic -- dennis: aerospace engineering. david: were there a lot of people doing that there? dennis: yeah, it was at the time one of the larger aerospace engineering schools in the country, continues to be. it does have some boein

i'm here to support the appointment of dennis richards and kathrin moore. i've lived in san francisco for 30 years. i've seen planning commissions and directors come and go along with land use and aesthetics. i believe that in commissioners moore and richards, we have individuals that can bring a measured, balanced perspective that bodes well for the san francisco of the future. no one can deny the credentials that commissioner moore brings to her role. commissioner richards is tireless in his commitment to the community. both of them are willing to speak up to question and to compromise when it's the best option. the presence on the planning commission assures me there will be accountability to the residents of san francisco for the important decisions being made. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm stephanie peak. i'm here also to support katherin moore and dennis richards as their appointment to the planning commission. and i'm not speaking just for myself, but a lot of neighborhoods couldn't come due to work,

dennis did the rest.> for two weeks, bishop's body lay decomposing in the basement. >> and we got air fresheners and put it all through the house. believe me, our house smelled like decomposing body with a bunch of fragrance because you can't cover that smell. >> baringer later told a friend about the murder, and he tipped off police. she admits to her role in the crime and is also attempting to reach a plea deal on charges of complicity to murder, tampering with evidence, and possession of forged documents. baringer and hall admit to stealing bishop's disability and social security checks to fund drug addictions. >> that one act, it took five minutes. took my whole life. >> but they are not the only ones at louisville metro whose lives have been profoundly altered by the murder of bishop. >> man on the walk. first thing i wanted to do was take justice into my own hands, but i've decided against that. >> bishop's brother is one of the jail's correctional officers. >> there were times where my brother and

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about politicking i am larry king and i'm with dennis prager nationally syndicated host of the dennis prager show founder of the online pretty university you hard to believe this will friends he's a bestselling author his latest book is the rational bible exodus god slavery and freedom i normally never give my opinion i don't just love doing this for years right taking on dennis for going to a couple of political questions and we'll get to a book out of midterms going to come out. there i'm not i never avoid questions but the truth is i just will make predictions what do you think what do i think if they were held today i think it be it would be nip and tuck i just don't know look i thought hillary was going to win so asking me political predictions is not wise i'm not good at predictions what do you make of this stated the country and its division well the division i wrote that we're in the civil war before trump was ever elected we are in the civil war the left and right are always different as the south and north were in fact i think even more different so it is what it is i'm very

dennis: i have thought about that. i write closer to 140 the week. with that correlation, i'm thinking i should start writing 200 a week. david: all right, well. [applause] bikes -- riditing ing bikes, i have done 10 miles in my lifetime. [laughter] david: isn't it dangerous. you are an important person. dennis: i write more than 10,000 miles a year. i am safety conscious. one of the things we take pride in at our company is our safety record. i tried to apply the same thing when i am riding. it is a great way to relax and think, and taking time to my bike makeside me better as a leader. david: when did you take this up, as he young man? foris: i have been riding

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dennis, unbelievable openness, accessibility, preparation and caring. as a d.b.i. commissioner, i look forward to working with them and collaborating with these excellent, excellent people. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you, sir. next speaker. >> i'm a neighbor, small business owner and developer and i have the pleasure of working with commissioner richards on projects, some big, some small. i will tell you that he listens to all sides. in my experience, he's challenged every project he's worked on. i wholeheartedly support his nomination and am glad he's back up here. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm chris shulman, lower polk neighbors. we enthusiastically support the appointment of commissioner moore and commissioner richards. they're thoughtful, well prepared. and we look forward to working with them for an additional four years on the commission. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i support the reappointment of commissioner richards and commissioner moore. commissi

dennis: where is he going to get the financing?s going to finance a company that is cash flow negative, has not been able to meet any objectives the last five or six years, with a ceo who has his attention both on his space project and his flamethrowers and his automobiles. this is not going to happen. i think this is just a game, to put the fear of god into the shorts once again, which clearly he did. do i think this will come to fruition? i doubt it, and obviously the market doesn't believe it, either, because if it did, on takeovers or announcements, the initial price goes to 90%, 95% of the offer. we are a long distance away. i think this is just a way to scare away the shorts i don't think this will happen at all. but if it is elon musk and you bet against him, it is a bad bet. haidi: appreciate your view. dennis gartman, gartman letter editor and publisher. coming up, we look at the challenges,. challenges for aussie lenders after a series of scandals and negative headlines. david ellis joins us in sydney next. this is bloomb

welcome to politicking i'm larry king a return visit with my old friend dennis prager the nationally syndicated host of the dentist frager radio show founder of the online prager university bestselling author his latest book is an unbelievable publication the rational bible exodus god slavery and freedom then has recently said that america is choking on hysteria over the unlikely possibility that the transfer of the us to win. twenty sixteen he also asserts that america is the least races multicultural country in the history of the world will explore those claims and other things as dead as prager joins me here on set we will discuss the book in a while did you take three years off to write this i took i didn't take any time off but i would say that that is a thirty year work that you go to mount sinai to record the rocky to deliver it down you know but i will tell you it would be it would have been impossible if i didn't have a really good grasp of hebrew grammar that because i know biblical hebrew really well and it's a blessing that i do and that maybe that's in part what made thi

is look is the rational bible we shall not discuss the new deliverer of the bible that's right dennis prager following these words like you. are from russia and i see. you know world big partisan lot and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian airlines. crazy conspiracy they're there they're all were there. the boss forget about the back of the buses run amok with the fuss because we want. wonder bread and fake news. that's. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. just a simple. many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sites the drifter used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities. plan. to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house. up to. a fifth. of all of the.

one on one with conservative thinker a nationally syndicated radio host dennis prager on this edition of politics. welcome to politicking on larry king a return visit with my old friend dennis prager the nationally syndicated host of the devil's frager radio show founder of the online prager university bestselling author his latest book is an unbelievable publication the rational bible exodus god slavery and freedom then has recently said that america's show going on. hysteria over the unlikely possibility. to win in two thousand and sixteen he also asserts that america's the least races multicultural country in the history of the world will explore those claims and other things as dead as prager joins me here on set we will discuss the book in a while did you take three years off to write this i took i didn't take any time off but i i would say that that is a thirty year work that you go to mt sinai to write a druggie to deliver it down you know but i will tell you it would be it would have been impossible if i didn't have a really good grasp of hebrew grammar that because i know bib

joining me with reaction, dennis gartman, publisher and editor of the gartman letter. dennis, wow.ht it? >> trish, no, i didn't. i find the whole thing a little dismaying actually, that everybody is so excited about the fact that one company has made a trillion dollars. trish: come on, dennis, it is kind of cool. we have the graphic and everything. humor mean. a trillion dollars is a lot, okay? that's a pretty good market cap. >> when you think about it, what is it a billion million. that is a lot of money. trish: i like how you put it in that term. so i'm going to just say, it is kind of cool especially if you're an apple shareholder. that said, does it say here? i am guessing from the skepticism i hear in your voice you are not as optimistic on apple as others. explain. >> everybody and his brother has something from apple. i have an apple ipad. i have an apple phone. will i replace them eventually? of course i shall. how much more expensive or expansive can we get? how much more people will buy and how much percentage term, nonetheless it is amount of money apple has. it's a ban

i congratulate all of you for your nomination and support of katherin moore and dennis richards. they've proven to be excellent, excellent planning commissioners and they've supported the neighborhoods many times, not always the traditional, wealthy contributors that seem to run the city so often. so it's very nice to see justice prevail in this one moment. thank you very much. >> supervisor safai: thank you, sir. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. gary weiss, president corbett heights neighbors and part of the san francisco land use coalition. the feeling from all of us who have worked for better neighborhoods has always felt that commissioners moore and richards have proved to be two members we can always depend on despite not always voting our way to approach each project with thoughtful, considerate insight. we appreciate supervisor cohen's reappointment of them and hope you do as well. >> i'm pat hayes, telegraph hill dwellers. you are discussing reappointment of four commissioners. taken down, these four commissioners provide balanced perspective, experience, con

this is a problem that dennis soon learned.ex-wife moved away, dennis was approved for a loan modification based solely on his income and qualifications. the loan mod was processed without her having to sign anything. >> the whole thing was done solely and based on my salary alone. the modification was complete. and i was in the trial process for three months. unfortunately, on the third month, i got a letter saying that they were selling the loan to caliber home loans. >> lenders pass on their loans to servicers. those are the people that you make your monthly payments to. and then your money is sent on to the lender. >> i got nothing from caliber until after the modification was complete. and then it was finished. the caliber wouldn't do anything, wouldn't even discuss an assumption. >> now in this case, the new servicer refused to remove the ex-spouse's name from the loan even though the lender only looked at dennis for the ability to pay. why? because they're both still responsible for the underlying loan in case of a defau

back and politicking i am larry king and i'm with dennis prager nationally syndicated host of the dennis prager show founder of the online prager university you hard to believe this we're all friends he's a bestselling author his latest book is the rational bible exodus god slavery and freedom i normally never give my opinion i don't just love you've been doing this for years right taking on dennis prager a couple of political questions and we'll get to your book out of midterms going to come out. i there i'm not i never avoid questions but the truth is i just don't make predictions what do you think what i think if they were held today i think it be it would be nip and tuck i just don't know look i thought hillary was going to win so asking me political predictions is not wise i'm not good at predictions what do you make of the state of the country and its division well the division i wrote that we're in the civil war before trump was ever elected we are in the civil war the left and right are always different as the south and north were in fact i think even more different so it is what

you dennis prager not particularly no no no it's ok i didn't say it's ok but i have a moral question about a lot of people i think that pleasure was not to have a moral import i don't have a specifically i know you don't i don't think he's a particularly heavy sinner what he said about on the plane that time but i wouldn't been bothered you mean the private tape about the groping women didn't bother you know and i'll tell you why why this is a very important reason what people say privately is of no interest to me and it does not assess their character and there's not a sense that americans care each when he used the word kike regularly then that saying that israel's life so that's ok totally i don't give a damn what people say privately as a nigger sitting referred to jews like your brother george to try because yes didn't bother you not correct i don't believe graham acknowledged that nixon saved israel's life in the young kid so it didn't matter what he thought of jews you damn right that's correct then as you're a moralist you're a hypocrite no i'm not i am a moralist wait let me

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one on one with the conservative thinker nationally syndicated radio host dennis prager on this edition of politic. welcome to politicking on larry king a return visit with my old friend dennis prager the nationally syndicated host of the dead as for your radio show founder of the online prager university bestselling author his latest book is an unbelievable publication the rational bible excellence god slavery and freedom then has recently said that america's show being on hysteria over the unlikely possibility. of the citizens to win twenty sixteen he also asserts that america is the least races multicultural country in the history of the world we'll explore those claims and other things as dennis prager joins me here on set we will discuss the book in a while did you take three years off to write this i took i didn't take any time off but i i would say that that is a thirty year work that you go to mount sinai to right at the back of the liver and down you know. what i will tell you it would be would have been impossible if i didn't have a really good grasp of hebrew grammar that bec

i'm here to speak about two of them in particular, dennis richards and katherin moore. they're >> disappointed there is so little time, but i'm here in support of katherin moore and dennis richards. both of them make up a very important core, which is a core that is dedicated to looking, not only at today but also into the future, looking at community, what are the community needs, what is already needing to be there. i think it's a balanced view of, not just about a building, but about homes and homes for whom. both of them pay close attention to details and ensure the best for the city and we would be totally lost without them. i also appreciate having been at the commendation of katherin moore getting the nobel prize of planning and i appreciate her expertise and dennis, above all, his show and tell, which is a part of teaching, not only his fellow commissioners -- >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> tony robles, sta. commissioners moore and richards have been bright lights on the planning commission. planning, of course, involves fore thought with devel

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