and i was struggling and then the angel and the devil each got an angel and a devil.ngel's devil and the devil's angel talked to each other and did some great staff work. and i didn't tell the joke then. but i got to write a book. >> there are two things to come to mind as i listen to you tell that story, in no particular order. one, i have always believed in my line of work and indeed quite frankly in the u.s. senate, for that mat ner the white house -- and you know this better than anybody. the you can get folks to laugh, you the get them to listen. number one. i believe that. and number two i also belief that humor can be used as a rhetorical weapon. haven't you learned both of those things over and over again in your time in the senate? >> yep. i have. my colleagues -- now i come in and i use humor in books i had written to heap score and ridicule on some of my republican colleagues, or on republicans in general. but when i got there they started to get to know me and they went oh, i get it. he's funny. jim damint on the first day, at the time now, at the heritage

so, you know, the devil is always in the details, bill. whether or not it's judged a success will depend on what the ultimate package is. >> bill: last point, rich, go ahead. >> on that hype thet call. if they get a healthcare bill and a substantial tax cut that's a successful legislative first year. by the way, it's a myth that they are eliminating the protection for pre-existing conditions. they will let states wave provided they have other ways of protecting. >> bill: rich, thank you. >> those are guaranteed. >> bill: thank you, gentlemen, see you real soon. 20 past the hour. >> shannon: peaceful rally takes a turn. several people arrested in

however we always like to see the devil in the detail and howard is executed over time.we see the devil and the detail, how do you think this will benefit the canadian business? from a basic point of view, the expansion of infrastructure, it will definitely increase trade between second—tier markets in china and second—tier markets in china and second—tier markets in china and second—tier markets in canada. likewise, around the world. however, i think the issue remains what is going back and forth between the two countries. is that trade balance? what are you expecting and what are you looking forward to in this one belt one road summit taking place in beijing?” think what comes out will be interesting. much of it will be details that a prearranged in that, we all know that infrastructure is going to expand very greatly, um, we know that this will connect china to any countries in central asia, western europe. however, aside from just a building a lot of infrastructure, what services come out? i think it is a mystery to everybody. a mystery and an ambitious plan from the

i would die to interview the devil. that would have have been an amazing guest.ing first interview on brand new nbc show. that's better than the kardashians, i will tell you that. >> kimberly: oh my god. >> greg: coming up, we have the devil. the devil is here. >> kimberly: stand down. greg greg remote from middle earth. very hot. it's been a very hot summer. juan? >> juan: given the week we have had, i guess given what president trump had to say about the civil war hey, andrew jackson, what were you thinking? you were dead, but, what were you thinking about that civil war? could have you stopped it? yeah. >> cheap shot, juan. [laughter] >> jesse: i don't get panicked ever. except expense report. >> greg: your panic might be good ones. greg greg what else? >> kimberly: so relaxed. >> greg: panic button. nobody, nobody not a single person? >> jesse: nothing comes to mind, greg, i'm sorry. that's the way i was born. greg greg all right. you were born that way? >> jesse: i was born that way. >> greg: lady gaga. >> good answer. >> juan: lady gaga? >> jesse: i will go

not no evil or devil worshipping or nothing like that. always been told by all the christian family that i've known that if you're not serving god, you're serving the devil. i thought, that's going to be hard to do. if i can get them covered up with a halo, i would. but i don't think that will work. >> can you show me what's on your forearms? >> it says, am i evil, yes i am. it's the name of a song by metallica. they've been one of my favorite groups since i can remember. >> abbott has been in and out of prison since he was 18. >> a lot of thefts. possession of stolen property, receiving stolen properties. if it wasn't bolted down, you can't bolt it down, i'd buy it or sell it. >> but this time, abbott is at wabash for a more serious crime. he's serving 40 years for arson. he's convicted of burning down his hometown's historic catholic church, built in 1924. it happened in the predawn hours of easter morning. >> you have these tattoos, including horns on your head and "am i evil, yes, i am" on your forearms and then you get pulled in for

dare-devils pulls off a dangerous stunt...scaling the golden gate bridge.nd no one noticed until they posted the video. the thrill seeking teens climbed the bridge sometime last month. but police only learned about it about two weeks ago.(pam) kron-4's philippe djegal shows us the stomach turning video... and tells us what bridge officials are doing ... to make sure it never happens again. (philippe) imagine driving along the golden gate bridge, looking up and seeing two young men hanging from the top with their finger-tips... then doing sprints and somersaults along the frame. lisa locati/captain- 'if either of these men had slipped or fallen, there could have been serious harm to motorists below." bridge captain lisa locati says the two men in their late teens from wisconsin did not trigger any alarms... and, went unoticed on the hundreds of security cameras monitoring the bridge.lisa locati/captain- "we will be instituting changes to our security infrastructure and protocols." bridge general manager denis mulligan says the trespassers were only on the br

. ♪ ♪ one two one two three four ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the devil went down to georgia ♪ ♪ ♪ he was in a bind because across this young man sawing on a ♪ ♪ fiddlin and playin' it hot ♪ ♪ and the devil jumped upon a hickory stump and said, boy let me tell you what ♪ ♪ johnny resin up your bow and play that fiddle hard ♪ ♪ 'cause hell broke loose in georgia and the devil deals the cards ♪ ♪ if you win you get the shiny fiddle made of gold ♪ ♪ and if you lose the devil wins your soul ♪ ♪ ♪ drum solo! >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] that's the way to do it. ♪ aaron mcavoy! great job. that was awesome. let's meet our next performers. please welcome twins amira and kayla wells. come on out guys. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hi, nice to see you. how old are you guys? >> we're 11 years old. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: 11 years old. and where are you from? >> we're from jersey city, new >> jimmy: oh my gosh. and which one is amira? and which one's kayla? what's your name? >> i'm amira. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm kayla. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. that is the cutest thing ever. [ light laughter ] okay, w

coming up, we have the devil.. >> kimberly: stand down, little one. >> greg: it's a remote. it's a remote from middle earth. very hot. very hot. it's been a very hot summer. juan? >> juan: well, i mean, given the week we've had, i guess, given what president trump had to say about the civil war. you go back and say hey, andrew jackson, what are you thinking? i mean, you were dead, but what were you thinking about that civil war? could you have stopped it? yeah. >> greg: cheap shot, juan. what about you, jesse? >> jesse: um, you know, i don't really get panicked ever so i can't answer that question. >> kimberly: just about expense reports. >> greg: maybe that's your problem. maybe some panic might be good once in awhile. >> kimberly: he's so relaxed. he's lying hey. hey. right. -- he's like hey. hey, right. >> greg: nobody? nobody? not a single person. >> jesse: nothing comes to mind, greg, that's the way i was born. >> greg: you were born that way. lady gaga, the quote there. >> gillian: that's a good answ answer.

. >> i'm going to play devil advocates for a minute. you mentioned the 24 million that will lose coverage. there was no analysiss of this plan say democrats how can you do this without the analysis but republicans are saying some of the analysis from the congressional office before has been wrong and not true, this is a good plan, how do you respond? passed the bill without know ly- eagles. one has some suspicions but the changes they made in relation to preexisting conditions are very important. under the current healthcare system, people have preexisting conditions can get the help they need. under this they will be dependant upon states deciding to give them the monies that needed >> let's talk about the current system for a minute to play devil advocate again. obamacare is great but some people will say there's still problems with obamacare there are states right now that only have one insurer left. we've seen so many pull out. what do you think needs to happen, if it's not the republican plan, if there are issues with obamacare, wh

maybe the devil you know is better than the devil you don't want to know.top islamic extremism, which is a problem in his own country. the fear would be if he were to go, what would be the alternati alternative. what do you think? >> philippines are still a democracy. we have a certain amount of power for that. i don't think duarte's view on china is that of a huge majority of the filipino people. so i think you have to keep your priorities in order. dealing with him on the big issue is a way to engender some confidence if we can bring him back on our side. and then you can deal with these other issues in ways that are less public. in south america, we've seen over the years that the drug problem and radical leftists gorilla gangs are closely related. this muslim insurrection has been a problem. he may not behave according to our standards. he may behave reprehensibly. if the choice is to say, well, we're just going to cast him into outer darkness and he's foolish enough to go to the embrace of china, we have lost a huge strategic struggle here. >> neil: do

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but the first step is to stopping the devil. only after stopping the devil, of course, the blocks, then we can move, of course. and then we will have the opportunity to work together and look for the solution. >> just to tell you, they say stop the occupation. that's what they say. they remove the occupation. >> part of the thinking is that everyone said like children, you be first, you be first. let's try together. >> when the palestinians would stop the terror, i will be the fighter to have the palestinians human rights. but we are making a comparison between our rights and theirs. because what they're doing to my settlement here, making life. >> is it possible for you to think that one day we can have a binational state? because i know you talk about a jewish state and so forth, and this is the core of zionists. but i'm not part of the core of zionists. >> i have a suggestion for you. and my suggestion is, and this is a great compromise that i'm giving up on the other side of jordan. >> you don't have jordan. >> yes. >> you d

you wrote the amazing book the devil's highway-- extraordinary. your newest book, into the beautiful north, which we'll get to in a minute. but a lot of people also know you because you're the mexicano who breaks all the molds. >> ah, yeah. >> hinojosa: you are not the mexicano who looks like all the other mexicanos that they think they know. >> yeah, yeah. i... in louisiana, somebody told me i was a "bubba-looking mexican." >> hinojosa: bubba? >> yeah, "the bubba-looking mexican." >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) and you can... you even got that southern training twang there. you can... >> well, you know, it's having lived in the south, i guess. i'm fascinated by it. >> hinojosa: i mean, you really are like 100%, and even in your home when you were raised, you were 100% mexicano. your dad didn't even want you to ca yourself a chicano. >> oh, no. >> hinojosa: and you mom was 100% american. >> right. >> hinojosa: she wore white gloves, and you had to say... how did you have... you had to speak in perfect english to her. >> she liked to be addressed as "mo

he wrote "devil in the grove: thurgood marshall, the groveland boys, and the dawn of a new america." then to a modern day case of racial injustice in the florida legal system. we will speak to marissa alexander here in florida. she was jailed for three years after firing a warning shot into a wall near her abusive husband. >> think of the people who are in my situation whose case might not have made the news, who don't have the support, and how difficult it is to come up with the money for probation or to find a job or anything like that . amy: this was around the time that george zimmerman was acquitted of killing trayvon martin. and here in tampa, florida we , will speak to a syrian refugee who just graduated from saint leo university near tampa. he gave the graduation address. .> so we went out to the street we were met by the regime security forces with live bullets. friendsseeing your getting killed in front of you. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the house of representatives is poised to

. ♪ joleen, jol een, can't you see, the devil's come to take you far from me.isstress, i won't run, i see those down, i will stay right there until they come for me ♪ ♪ you won't go, leave this town and all you know ♪ ♪ don't be here ♪ leave us to love you and all you hold dear ♪ i will go, leave all i know oh, dear, oh, dear ♪ ♪ won't you lie, if they find that truck of gold by my side. ♪ misstress oh, misstress, i won't lie, misstress that truck of gold is what you got when my children, don't you cry. i wish you well. i am leaving here. i am leaving her. ♪ [ applause ] >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley.org. >> a look around the country, next time. >> a look around the country, next time. we will see you then. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com pfrom viewers lifrom view you. # >>> good evening from los angeles, i am tavis smiley, before star trek made him a house dplt hold names, he has been in multiple tv series, and he is recognized as the priceline negotiator. he has written books, and is more than passionate about horses. we jo

the devil makes work for idle hands.me, not enough to do and they struggle to cope, especially when they are not playing. a lot would be homesick. we forget this, one day you're playing with your family, nextday you've been transferred to another country. all you are on the bench, not playing. 29 years old, on the bench, it can result in a lot of stress. the work the royal family have been doing, the royal family have been doing, the younger royals, this might be a bit of a breakthrough. it would be courageous. it would be great. it is a strange word to use but they could be role models. strange word to use when they are suffering but they could be role models. the former chairman of the pfa attempted suicide a few years ago, now we have aaron lennon, let's hope this time people is concerned sticks. and the goalkeeper... you hope to keep it at the front of people 's mind.|j goalkeeper... you hope to keep it at the front of people 's mind. i will give you seven out of ten. room for improvement but much better. the talking

these areas in syria, however, recent pentagon state grounds on the fact the devil is in the detail sounds -- who is going to ensure the security of these areas? how is it going to work? is america doing enough in that direction? and one more question, since trump's inauguration a lot has taken place in international affairs. have you felt any changes in the metric? >> the first question had to do with -- we are going to agree who is going to control security areas and security zones around those dekes -- de-escalation areas. we are interested in that. particularly with respect to the sovereign area. we believe that regarding the south, they are going to inch closer. we hope regarding other territories they make contributions ensuring security, monitoring the compliance and that is one of the goals that is behind the discouragement. regarding the framework, at this point, i would say our dialogue, as of now, is free from a challenge that was very difficult for obama's instruction. secretary of state and trump's administration today are business like people and we want to reach agreement no

i see kind of a charming devil. >> charming devil. >> stephen: i could sexy elmo. see rihanna. >> stephen: yeah, i see rihanna back there where no one's paying attention to her! ( applause ) >> walking behind rihanna at one of those things, it's the worst mistake you could ever make. i'm surprised i got a photo out of the whole thing. >> stephen: did you have a good time at this thing? >> i saw you there. do you remember that? >> stephen: i do remember that. it was you. i was talking with trevor noah and hasan minage and you left and after you left, someone came over and said who's smoking the pot? ( laughter ) you're going to play freddy mercury in bohemian rhapsody. moment. >> stephen: are you a big queen fan? >> huge. >> stephen: do you have a go-to queen song or anything like that? >> a go-to queen song -- i think i like some of the more obscure ones. there's the one called lilly of the valley that i love, but somebody to love is huge. >> stephen: of course. ♪ find me somebody to love. ♪ find me somebody to love no? >> no. >> stephen: we don't have the right to

has made a smart move to force the hand for the brexit negotiations, but as a fishing community, the devilbe in the detail. the lib dem leader, tim farron, is working this patch hard. his supporters, confident they are tapping into discontent over brexit but some worry that won't be enough. there is a strong revive in the south—west and when you talk to people out on the streets, you can feel it. and you've got to keep away, to a degree, from the brexit issues as well, because i really think down here, we have major, major problems with the nhs, education, housing and jobs. people think, they weren't happy that we went in with the tories a few years back. but i think they are now returning greatly to us and we'll carry on. if theresa may is to achieve her aim of a decisive election victory, she'll have to hold onto the dozens of seats the conservatives won here last time round. and that means fighting off any suggestion of a liberal democrat revival. the tories think brexit could be their winning card. in many cornish seats, ukip performed strongly two years ago, but recent local elections

the salford red devils's match on saturday will be the first sporting eventin saturday will be the firstn the city since the bomb, entry is free but fans will be asked to make a donation to those affected. hopefully many thousands will turn up so hopefully they will pay the donation towards the victims of manchester fund, will be really grateful. sentiment felt across the world. in haslam, bbc north west tonight. thousands of tributes have been placed in st ann's square in manchester in honour of the victims of the attack. jane hill was there. you can see, i am sure, that people are still coming here tonight on this beautiful evening in st ann's square, still laying flowers, looking at all the tributes but that one minute of silence this morning was one of the most moving things i have experienced. the silence itself absolutely observed, sober and sombre as you would expect that it was that applause, the spontaneous applause, and it was prolonged, and i felt as if that was just a response from the crowds that said, we are not defeated, we are diverse city, you will not divide us, we are

the devil is the detailed this weekend, where into the breakdown of the heat.t was friday. highest temperatures of the year so far, 29 degrees, not shy of 30. that will be the hottest of the sea during this spell. still some heat round on saturday, some thundery showers making their way east. through the morning hours, some of them will be thunder and lightning. wetter weather potentially for northern ireland and scotland. add the fact we still have that heat and humidity around, we will have some lively downpours into the afternoon on the midlands, northwards, torrential thunderstorms with large hail and some flash budding potentially. see fog in the north. not many showers in the south in the afternoon, it will feel cooler. 28 degrees, not short of what we had on friday. but the heat is starting to diminish. gradually it will turn into thunderstorms. temperatures still might, but not as oppressive as it has been. that area of low pressure responsible for that first spell of thundery rain moving out the wagering sunday, high pressure building for a time. not a

debt is not evil or the devil. it's when you can't service your debt it becomes evil or the devil.re at 12.73 trillion dollars of consumer debt. and most of that is going to be mortgages. (mark danon)yeah. and speaking of mortgages, you always talk about housing. some people may worry we are in a bubble. but the fundamentals seem much better this time around. including inventory. the ceo of redfin said that the invesntory on housing or the lack of it is freaking him out. (rob black)it's freaking him out. again, housing is a big part of our econom. we always want to talk about it in california we are fascinated by it. if you have owned a home for 20 years you have probably made six figures. a high six figures for some people. so we look at it as a source of wealth in the bay area which is kind of a wrong thing to do because it is a debt that turns into something positive. but it is a debt. the inventory is reaching historic lows. people are turning into renters. and we are not building as many houses as we should. when interest rates get higher you may see people enter the real esta

and he said, the devil. is responsible for you not wanting to come to see me.hought it was [ bleep ] mexican restaurant. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] because when i was throwing up, i wasn't thinking about the devil, i was thinking rock shrimp! >> anthony: more with george lopez after this! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" brought to you by dq. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial. is this price right? acceptance. and boooyah. wait for it. boooyah has three o's. ♪ grocery outlet bargain m

different -- businesses have collaborated, dealt with the devil correctly. in all -- in all these regimes -- we have people who say look, someone has to be close to them. i'm the best person to help them, so they had many collaborate collaboratives. i see it today and venezuela. people say, only a transition like china's possible. if a transition like china will happen you will need businessman who will help the dictator. the best businessman -- those guys exist. tremendous damage because they postponed a day of reckoning for people who realized what a damaged image dicta -- >> let's take one last question, one that bothers students. oft about a limited kinds socialism, not socialism with brutal -- socialism couple of artie talked about that. what about these kinds of systems? have they been a success? >> they dabbled in socialism for -- extreme variety from 1970-1995, then gave it up because it was not working. people often look at sweden and say, the swedes can do it can't wait -- why can't we are why should never buddy question mark will first of all, swe

salford red devils are through to the quarter—finals of the challenge cup, but they were given a scarers. indeed hull led their super league opponents 111—6 at half—time however after the break, salford upped their game and found their form when they needed it, scoring 18 unanswered points to eventually win by ten. this try from ben murdoch maila secured the victory and ensured salford advance to the last eight. well, we're still in the early stages of what looks sets to be a fight to the finish in the formula one world title. this weekend it's the fifth race of the season, the spanish grand prix and ferrari's sebastian vettel already looks like the driver to beat this year. however, mercedes lewis hamilton will have something to say about it. the briton was fastest in both of today's opening practice sessions in barcelona as tom clarkson reports. formula 1's european season kicks off with the spanish grand prix in barcelona. the team's trip to the track with the first time on friday with 21 and a half or practice sessions. all of the teams bringing lots of aerodynamic upgrades to this

in rugby league's super league salford red devils have moved up to second with a 31—16 win at wigan warriors st helens coach justin holbrook got up early in australia to watch their game against warrington, i'm not sure he would like what he saw, saints beaten 40—18 at warrington, ryan atkins running in a sixth try for the wolves. holbrook was appointed yesterday and is waiting for his visa to start the job. st helens are seventh, after 13 games. rugby union's premiership reaches the end of its regular season tomorrow. still so much to play for — three teams can finish first. leaders wasps face third placed saracens . exeter chiefs need to beat gloucester and can leicester hang on to a top four spot at bath's expense? the tigers are at worcester. bath are at sale and northampton and harlequins face each other for the final automatic european champions cup spot, a chance for saints to make up for a frustrating season. it's been very disappointing. the squad we've got and the players have got, was not really done as well as we should have this year and i think if we can just scrape in top six,

about politics saying, once you get in the white house, you are just going to sell your soul to the devil. i'm not saying they are not good people up there. is it possible that you are taking a guiding trump, which i'm for, that walks into the white house and he is more -- never been a politician and it would be like me walking up there and being like, wow, i can't believe it is this bad. we do need to drain the swamp. could there be truth to that? is it so bad and we have overlooked so much that all these fires and stuff are going on because you are taking a guy out of the construction business and throwing him into the white house so he is getting to see fresh eyeballs instead of being a politician for 15 or 20 years, and making all these field. not to say he didn't make any, he saying as a politician, walks near totally green and says, my gosh, whereas a lot of the politicians suddenly have grown accustomed to the way the white house and congress works in trading deals, and he is not falling for all of that. i think that's why he got voted in. yourigins, i think we got point. john from

radio station she felt tennis was full of lesbians — and transgender children were the work of the devilnew zealand to a traditional welcome... but they are not to be outdone... perform haka. iam perform haka. i am at the oval as england prepare to host the champions trophy, can they cope with being the favourites? studio: now, this week marks the showpiece events in european football's calendar with the champions league finals for both men and women. and there are some stellar names on show in both... tomorrow's women's final is an all—french affair as paris saint—germain take on holders lyon. sarah mulkerrins is at the cardiff city stadium for us. sarah, leon are looking for a slice of history and are helped by a newly crowned star? indeed they are. welcome to a sunny cardiff this evening. as you can see behind me, lyon and the bbc women's footballer of the year for 2017 are trailing behind us. that's out on the pitch. their last training session ahead of the final tomorrow night. just over 24 hours left of that ago. they had their interesting press conference. there was pressure. they

they're looking for an early 2000 model cadillac devil. prince george's county detectives believe that is the type of car that hit a person early friday morning on route 210. the car damage on the right side and damaged highlight and hood. anyone with anyone should contact police. >>> well d.c. is taking steps to modernize it's taxi cub fleet. they're getting rid of hard wire meters. in it's place, digital fair payment platforms. the goal is to streamline the taxi experience if riders. help drivers compete with ride share services like uber and lyft. drivers will have until august 31 tost replace them with a tablet or a smart phone. that'll include a digital meter app. officials say taxi rates will not change. >>> a tribute to two aspiring musicians was held yesterday just days after they were killed in a crash along the parkway. a cross now marks the spot where lundy, her boyfriend ka lil and their friend lost their lives. police say their sedan collided with a jeep at the intersection with forest hill road. the parents want this to be a

your holy land, and drive them out of this earth. >> reporter: while the president carries out this devil of a diplomatic dance, moving forward with possible connections between the trump campaign and the kremlin at home. that includes fbi director comey who was fired two weeks ago. >> we need to flush that out. we need to see what the response is, and that has to come from director comey himself.>> reporter: in anticipation comey is expected to testify before the senate intel committee before memorial day.>>> it is 6:15 am. >>> the budget plan for the fiscal 2018 is said to be delivered tomorrow to the lawmakers as part of the new way of spending proposals calling for cuts in several benefit programs including medicaid, federal employee pensions, welfare benefits and farm subsidies. food stamps are expected to be cut $193 billion over the next 10 years, or the 25%. the budget also calls for 1.6 be in dollars to build the border wall along with an extra $300 million for border and immigration agents. >>> news this morning north korea confirms a missile launch over the weekend. >> the medi

operates like the devil operates, i want to focus on my community, the children, the kids and that's where i'm going to focus my energy in building that because that will be i think, that's white supremacy so if we focus on our community, focus on others, that becomes the inoculation for the disease that is racism and white supremacy. we're doing more and not getting from it. >> fold disclosure, i'm a prosecutor. being here tonight specifically so i want to hear what your experience was because it's difficult both as a woman of color and as a prosecutor to see children and like you said, you want to humanize the children, that's something i'm mindful of. a lot of my descendents are 15, 16, 17. and my question to you is you talk about this system that we now have in place, what would you say to somebody who's in law enforcement gets that side because it starts, it's one thing to be defense, it's another space for you to have the power to say i'm in the middle of this program, what would you say to somebody to get that dismantling started? >> you know, i don't know what i would say. i

i got off work and i drove to sun devil stadium and i sat in the parking lot with my windows down.st 30 minutes of your show alone. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it was one of the -- well, for one of the few things i remember from college, but really, also -- [ laughter ] one of the best things i remember from college. and i feel like i owe you guys 28 bucks or something. >> it's on us. >> $5 ticket. >> jimmy: it was $5? that's right, it was $5. everybody went crazy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's crazy that you remember it was $5. >> yeah, no, it hurt. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: i described your show as feeling like a religious experience. and i felt like that every time i've seen you guys. the only other concert i've felt that way is at bruce springsteen. and i think you guys -- there are a lot of similarities. do you guys feel a kinship with bruce? >> the boss, we call him the boss. >> jimmy: yes, with the boss. of course. >> the boss. we don't have a boss in this band, so we like to think of him as our boss. >> jimmy: you think of him -- do you know him well? is he a guy that you'v

the devil is in the details. there's a lot of disagreement over the border adjustment takes. that will be hard to get through with a tax like that. republicans hate raises taxes, this is seen as very anti-competitive, very -- it's almost -- it would really screw states like arkansas which has big retail presence. so that looks like that could be a sticking point. devil is in the details. i'm telling you, neil, the onus is on them. trump's troubles ironically could get a tax cut through because it's one of the few things that republicans all want to do -- >> neil: and to your point, to say nothing of the republicans, there's some differences of some that want them to be deficit neutral. this is where mike pence comes in. he knows the mechanics as well as anyone where he served in the house. he knows the drill here and knows how to get through this. he also was keen on, vice president pence, getting democrats to go along and discuss this. would there be anyway you hear that helping? especially if it's married to a

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everyone has made but i do think it is important to address the other side of the story and play devils advocate. i would like to castle skepticism. it is easy to see the irani in regime and specifically the revolutionary guard forces, destabilized a lot of the region on a material level or a rhetorical level destabilized yemen, syria, lebanon, israel and other parts of the region in an effort to spread shiite ideology and my question to you all here would be to we think this is the best way to share the region with saudi arabia, do we this is the best way to unrest bloodshed, do we really think this is the best way to affirm we can to bring democracy on the back of a tank when the irani in regime unfortunately elements of it continue to support destabilizing element in the region? >> one clarification. i didn't understand the question. you disagree with the assessments but is what the best way? >> do we really think -- thank you for the clarification. do we think it is starts as smart strategically to support proxy wars or struggles in other countries in the middle east on behalf of sh

, the little devil?ou think they're our friends. >> bothers me as much as russia engaging in our election. judge jeanine: oh, boy. i'm will for someone to give me evidence of that. you know what? i don't want to go there. richard, richard. >> they engaged in our elections. judge jeanine: richard, richard, the bottom line is now we've got a president allowing the middle east to get the weapons they need so we don't have to go over there and fight all the time. >> can i make one historical point on this point? judge jeanine: sure. >> every time we've sold the middle eastern countries weapons they used it against us. >> that's not true. judge jeanine: you are wrong. >> we gave weapons to the afghanis and the iraqis, those weapons used against our men and women. point-blank, period. judge jeanine: mercedes, finish. >> one point we have to make clear. it is israel, one of the foreign ministers mentioning that they were concerned, they're nervous about the close relationship between the united states and saudi

>> the devil is in the details. a lot of the power is given back to the state in terms of block grants and other things. that is a technical change that people have to understand. does that make it a better bill or not? we really don't know. setting aside money for preexisting conditions, that a better way of approaching it than having something else in place? frankly, with preexisting conditions, it is a stands, the taxpayers under this new legislation would pick up the tab. is that better or worse? these are the details we're going to have to work through. >> brian sobel, thank you very much. >> heather. >> the governor of ohio and former republican john kasich today said that partisan politics will prevent any major policies from getting through in washington, d.c. this morning case sick joined us in studio on the 9 and talked about the need for unity, especially right now. >> when one party just tries to jam things through it's not sustainable, and it creates chaos. let's get down to where we live. because while

debt is not evil or the devil. it's when you can't service your debt it becomes evil or the devil.t 12.73 trillion dollars of consumer debt. and most of that is going to be mortgages. (mark danon)yeah. and speaking of mortgages, you always talk about housing. some people may worry we are in a bubble. but the fundamentals seem much better this time around. including inventory. the ceo of redfin said that the invesntory on housing or the lack of it is freaking him out. (rob black)it's freaking him out. again, housing is a big part of our econom. we always want to talk about it in california we are fascinated by it. if you have owned a home for 20 years you have probably made six figures. a high six figures for some people. so we look at it as a source of wealth in the bay area which is kind of a wrong thing to do because it is a debt that turns into something positive. but it is a debt. the inventory is reaching historic lows. people are turning into renters. and we are not building as many houses as we should. when interest rates get higher you may see people enter the real estate m

greg: i would not say a nonevent, but the devil is in the details.nk it will be gradual and the fed will try to figure out what impact the reduction of the balance sheet will have. we think it will be unlikely you see both of them happening at the exact same time, that they will take a pause on the hiking cycle to see how the balance sheet unwind impacts the marketplace. jonathan: jeff cucunato from blackrock clicking -- sticking with me. treasuries throughout the week and yields grinding lower, down two basis -- about points. still ahead on the final spread, it is the week ahead featuring the -- president trump going on tour. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up over the next week, the chinese president hosting world leaders, including the russian president as he promotes his trade and in for structure plan. president donald trump getting his first international tour. some things on the agenda coming up in the next week. i want to bring in our roundtable including greg davis, oksana aronov,

we heard good noises out of the senate, they want to address this problem and the devil will be in thee again. exactly how will they address it? >> give us an example. how would the gop bill impact people in rural areas specifically those in their 50s and 60s. we know one of the regulations obamacare had insurance companies could only charge those folks three times what they are charging the younger patients or younger people who have obamacare. this one really raises that level for insurance companies. >> yeah, we've done a huge -- we have a whole set of charts on this on our website it walks people through the math you're talking about ana. in the real world, 64-year-old can spend six times as much health care in dollar value as a typical 18-year-old. so in a normal market, insurance premiums would normally cost six times as much for an older person than a younger person. what the obama dir regulation did, it effectively doubled premiums for young people and drove a lot of them out of the market and the market was stuck with older people and didn't reduce their premiums at all. what