meet toni devlin of united cosmetics. i'll be right with you, mr. devlin. oh, excuse me, miss devlin. made the same mistake myself. it's toni with an "i," not with a "y." this is darrin stephens. how do you do? how do you do? now, if you'll excuse me. well, won't you sit down, miss devlin? thank you. i was just going over the art layout for the campaign. mr. stephens, i hope my being a woman won't cause us a problem in working together. of course not. why should it? we'll get along just fine as long as we keep it strictly business. i'm not the least bit interested in the flirtatious little games between the sexes. i hope i make myself clear. oh, yeah, crystal clear. let me say something, miss devlin. aren't you being a trifle presumptuous? i'm merely going by the track record in this business. then let me be the record breaker. i happen to be a very happily married man. i have a lovely wife and daughter. and, no offense intended, but i do find you resistible. i deserved that. forgive me. friends? friends. oh, may we go to lunch now? frankly, i'm starved. ok

devlin? yeah, devlin. who's etkin? um, my lawyer on something else. did you u st xxxx yourself? you're scaring my wits out. who told you to grab that woman? etkin said bear hoped she wouldn't show at the hearing. t meant. so how'd your shift go, naomi? i've enjoyed it. i admire the work that goes on here. my guy says that shyster s smbag delivered the message to grab her up. yeah, huh? yeah. devlin told this idiot, "bear would be very happy that woman don't show up at the hearing." that s snd like a kidnap request to you? diane: hey. how's cynthia? no, i guess she just panicked. i thought t e time she'd have the attack was when they put stickum pads on her and hooked her up to the ekg. probably thought they were part of some interplanetary conspiracy. is that woman all right? yeah. i want you to know your hump fellow lawyer relayed the order to grab her up. i thought we sort of inferred that going in. oh, oh, we did? we inferred that? good work. you actually gonna keep your word on not chargingngevlin? detective sipowicz, we go to bat on the coke that "fell out of" his briefcasa

charlie: devlin, thank you. anne. molly. back in a moment.tay with us. ♪ charlie: jon meacham is here, a pulitzer prize-winning historian and the executive editor at random house. his latest book, "destiny and power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush," was published in paperback earlier this month. he has also commented extensively on this election, offering historical insights in the presidential campaign. his op-ed in "the new york times" traces the current situation with the right and george bush in the late 1980's. i am pleased to welcome you back to the table. win or lose, what happens to the republican party? having noted that it was people in opposition to this president that you wrote about. jon: there is a moment in october 1990, where cnn does a bush screen of george h.w. walking out to congressional leadership to announce the budget deal that broke the no new taxes pledge, and on the other side of the screen was newt gingrich walking out of the door, and that was the partisanship bronco chase. charlie: he knew the

as devlin just said, one possibility of it is that the f.b.i. could say in an initial scan of this material, it appears that most all or some are duplicates and, you know, we're going to proceed with a smaller slice of the pie to see whether there is any relevance to classified material. that would at least narrow the scope and kind of give some form to this. one of the biggest problems for clinton campaign is they're dealing with a whole series of unknowns and hypothetical questions, which is basically the worst possible position for them to be in. they don't even really know what they're fighting against, and you saw that, you know, the campaign sort of flailing around yesterday trying to draw equivalency between this investigation and reports that comey had not released information that might potentially tie other hacks to the russians in a timely fashion and saying that he had been behaving with a double standard. that's just a hair away from accusing him of partisan bias, which other democrats are doing. that kind of back and forth doesn't

devlin and livermore at 82 degrees. rockaway creek topping out at 77. the beach is at 70, low 80s at the beach and snow eight -- sonoma. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning". gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning, gail. >> can i just say low 80s of the beach sounds good. hey michelle, good to see you. the overnight developments, thousands took to the streets in protest coast to coast and president-elect donald trump heads to the white house today to meet with president obama . democrats and republicans are for their help and only on "cbs this morning" and you know we love it when we can say that, inside that tiny data firm that accurately predicted donald trump's win. what they saw that everything else missed. >>> and a look at the seem to be first family and their roles in the white house. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00 on the dot. >> we like when you say that too, gail. thanks so much. >>> big news this morning on the postelection stock markets and u.s. jobless claims. >> joining us no

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and if you look at devlin barret's stories in "wall street journal," that big long one, 22 times in 1 piece he cited people familiar with the investigation. >> excellent and important point. >> yes. now, as an investigative reporter, if i can call somebody a fbi source, i do it. if i can call somebody a law enforcement source, i do it. makes the story stronger. but when you're citing people familiar with the investigation >> -- 22 times, we have no idea who is saying what to who. could be rudy. >> right. >> rudy is a person familiar with the investigation. could be comstrong. >> yeah. >> you know? or could be -- >> it could be any number of people. that's a really good, important clarifying point. your point in the piece is that you got giuliani, calstrom and his foundation you mentioned got $1 million donation from donald trump that he had pledged when he skipped that debate and then never wrote a check for until "the washington post" called him and asked him about the money and then wrote them the check to that foundation, which is what jim calstrom runs. >> yes. he's known trump fo

lemonis: in 1997, with only $3,000 to his name, tad devlin started honest foods...ad: got water on for pasta. lemonis: ...a small catering business serving the chicagoland area. tad: a package of mushroom and a broccoli. this is gonna be for "soundstage." lemonis: although tad had zero formal training, his excellent food and attentive service soon put him on the map. tad: it's smelling great in here! lemonis: over time, the company grew to 12 employees... tad: whoo, hot! lemonis: ...and every year brought more business than the last, until now. tad: holy crap. and then we're left with nothing. lemonis: a sharp drop in bookings this year has tad in a panic... tad: andy! lemonis: ...and his team unsure of their future. tad: ah. i think you need to reach out to the other customer and see if -- if that is for sure or not. lemonis: because of my fast-growing food company, i wanted to expand into the world of catering, and honest foods has one of the best reputations here in my hometown of chicago. if i can get them back on the path to growth, i honestly think the sky is

she is under two fbi investigations buried in "the wall street journal" story by devlin barrett, thatccabe had to face down the department of justice who wanted to shut down the clinton foundation investigation and email investigation. we're looking at a nightmare in the oval office. >> i tell young people who didn't experience the 1990s like you and i did. this is what life is like with the clintons. there is always scandal and investigation. you never know what is going to happen next. they live above the rules outside the rules and they work the system to help clinton incorporated, not to help the rest of us. this is what they do. this is not a one-off event. this consistent pattern of behavior over lifetime of the clintons in office. so, why on earth would we want to go through that again? why would we want to repeat that as you said she is under investigation right now. do we really want to knowing this, have a person come into the white house, automatically under suspicion, under investigation? and by the way, if you want to go back to substance of it, what she is saying not to

seven-page story by devlin barrett about the foundation, about the server. virginia. the one takeaway there is so much happening with this family right now in an active way, whether it goes anywhere or leads anywhere is difficult to say or conclude right now. but there is so much action surrounding this family as we speak now, carl. >> like a bowl of oatmeal of controversy. the fact is, you look what happens. every single time something new comes out they attacking james comey right now. james comey didn't do anything -- probably more hated from anthony weiner at this point on both sides. he didn't do anything wrong. he can't let cows of election affect timeline investigation because it is so pertinent right now. had they had all the emails they found on huma's computer during the time hillary said she turned everything over was subpoenaed we wouldn't be here right now. bill: what about that, emily? >> actually very interesting the dynamic between going after comey who is praising him and who is attacking him right now. what i think is very pertinent to the