panelist and if you can please come back, we will switch out and we will have her final panelist, dick durbin. we will hear from him and will take the two minute break to switch out the panels. please stay seated for senator durbin. >> welcome senator dick durbin to the committee on oversight and reform in the economic and consumer policy. my favorite senior senator from a home state of illinois, senator dick durbin needs no introduction in the smoking among youth. and also to combat smoking in general. he is the author of the van on smoking on flights in america. this came in in 1990, 29 years ago when he was a member of the house. at that time powerful interest in the tobacco industry thought his efforts to put the law into place but now we know the tremendous positive impact of the law. and we have senator durbin to think. he has also been an outstanding advocate on the issue of fighting e-cigarettes for youth and we welcome him to our committee, without objection your statement will be made part of the record and with that you are never can ice. >> thank you, chairman and ranking m

but first tonight, do you remember when vice president dick cheney accident lially sho guy in the face. remember when that happened? i know we play a lot of archival footage on this show. i got to say this particular moment in american politics when vice president dick cheney shot a guy in the face and we all found out about it through a really weird set of circumstances, it was so weird i feel like the best way to get a sense of what this was like when it unfolded at the time was actually to watch "the daily show" from the time. >> vice president dick cheney accidentally shot a man during a quayle hunt at a political supporter's ranch making 78-year-old harry wilmington the first person shot by a sitting veep since alexander hamilton. alexander hamilton of course was shot in a duel with aaron burr over issues of honor, integrity and political maneuvering. whittington was mistaken for a bird. the other player in the drama, ranch owner and witness katherine arm strong. >> we were shooting a covey. the bird flushed, the vice president took aim at the bird and shot and unfortunately mr. w

well, that's how i met dick ports and through dick ports i met bob haldeman.nd bob haldeman said, where do you want to practice? and i said, i'm not sure. there's several places that i'm looking at. but i said, i'm leaning heavily towards san diego, i think. and bob said, good. we'll keep you out of there. i said, what? he said, listen, you're going to have to make some tough calls with some people who take themselves very seriously. and you're going to have to say i'm sorry there are is the way it has to be. and he said from it comes to it, you can pick up the phone and say, here, i'm going to dial the number for the campaign manager and i'm going to let you talk to him. i warn you right now that he's going to tell you what i just have. and, in fact, he's told me, if they can't do it that way, then we won't do it at all. and i thought, wow. they're pretty serious about this. so -- and that actually happened once, only once. i had to make that threat. but the point really was that i saw another side of him, the one who was his most could be substantiate compan

dick's, not a problem. i think it's going to be a problem for macy's macy's is challenged the chosen one points out that powell, 20 times, why can't i do macy's three times i think that steve liesman's reporting is going to indicate i've been worried about this andrew said, how do i feel about the market i think there's a possibility that one of these people -- i remember mester caused a gigantic selloff in october. she may be a candidate for hedge funds who really need to get their short positions covered. not kidding. >> nat alliance says they stand to make a bundle if the ten-year gets to 1.45 tomorrow. seems like an awfully long way to go. but can you rule it out? >> no, you can't that and the fact i think zeke is going to sign in the next 72 hours. >> we know where you're headed >> a mutual wager on that guy, or is there no wagering allowed? the whole thing just seems wrong. can't we just do the analysis on whether nordstrom's quarter was good do we have to get this -- do we really want these bets then

>> miss you, jon stewart. >>> the man who dick cheney shot, for the record, he ended up okay. he's alive in kicking, in his early 90s now. to this day i believe he still does have some pellets lodged beneath his skin, but the woman you saw in that daily show clip, the woman who outranks the vice president, the woman who initially reported to her local paper that the vice president had shot a guy in the face the previous day, katheryn armstrong, it was her ranch, the armstrong ranch. the texas observer calls the armstrong ranch, quote, hallowed ground for republican politicians. the arm strongs of armstrong ranch fame, they are a storied, well-connected family in texas republican politics. you can see the connections in action years later, in 2014, when george w. bush's nephew, george p. bush, was elected to manage texas's sprawling oil and gas resources. george p. bush was elected to that gig he cleared house at his new office and he decided when he was looking to hire that he would reach out to the armstrong family from the ranch where dick cheney shot that guy when he was lo

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growing up loving dick tracy, i want to portray eliot ness at dick tracy and al capone is big boy but you have to be open to having your mind be changed, to want to be challenged that is the most important thing what you find. i'll just like it what's already been said and say that the characters that come to you to the historical research are much more fast eddie than the cardboard cutouts that we get oftentimes in popular culture. and that -- there are flaws and mistakes are often what makes an interesting. with eliot ness you have someone who, iav don't think creates the untouchable image necessarily, you know, the dick tracy image, but leads into it. i talked about a shyness. it becomes a shield for him, a bit of self protection that later on inn career in the sequl we're just finishing out into giving him in trouble. and without getting too far ahead of myself, there are places in there where if you're dealing with somebody who's a a public servant but who, looking back now, we can see at very, very dangerous blind spots, you need to address that. and talk about the ways in which

charles: speculation earlier in the week that dick's would stop all gun sales.not seen that happen yet. walmart was pressured after the last shooting because it occurred at a walmart store. they are adamantly never going to do it at least not with this management team. it gets back to the idea, are you saying to them, overwhelming majority of our customers we don't trust you with firearms? i'm telling you, dick's has paid a heavy price for it. they are not only ones. container store, totally different issue. they wanted to run their business where profits did not come first. social agendas superseded profits. as an investor would you buy stocks like that? >> i certainly would. esg is a very important aspect what federated investors does. look at a number of the retail stores that used to sell tobacco products no longer doing so, because they don't feel it's a proper message and healthy for their consumers. companies need to take a stand. investors can talk their book and invest or not invest based upon whether or not they share those same values. charles: well,

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in march dick's stopped selling guns, all guns in 125 stores where the guns were already slow.er this weekend now what will happen? we'll remember he was one of the first to reach out in his stores and say i'm not selling the assault-style weapons anymore. is it still true that that affected your bottom line negatively? >> it definitely did, chris. had a real impact on our business but thought it was the right thing to do and our team did a great job managing through that and if we had a chance to do it all over again we'd do it all over again exactly the same way. >> so the argument always becomes, you have a responsibility to your shareholders and these are legal things, these are things people want so everything you do is okay. how do you define it to them and to yourself? >> we feel we have to do what we think is right for the -- not only our shareholders and employees but the country as a whole and when we see what's happening with the assault-style weapons in the loss of life we felt it was the right thick to do. we called for the ban of the assault-style rifle and took t

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banks will have very strong earnings in this current quarter. >> all right dick, thank you very much. >>> coming up on the show, here's what's ahead on "the exchange." >> coming up, will lower rates give a jolt to the housing market this fall or will lack of supply and sky-high prices keep weighing on the markets? >>> plus, credit suisse says there may be a sobering early holiday warning out there. >>> and the breakdown of the global hot spots that could move markets and investors seem to be ignoring you're watching "the exchange" on cnbc. >>> all right of the welcome back we want to take a look at what's happening in the markets and yields right now right now stocks are off their lows of the days and yields are rising after a report that the white house is clarifying the president's statement on not buying from huawei they are now saying that the commerce department process for special licenses will still go forward as they had planned. so, again, some clarification that perhaps that is what's getting a bit of a boost to the overall markets. >>> well, mortgage rates are at their lowe

the dick tracy image. but leans into it, and i think -- i talk about his shyness and becomes a shield for him, a bit of self-protection that later on in his career in the sequel we're finishing now, gets him interest trouble. and without getting too far hate of myself, there are places in the there where if you're dealing with somebody who is a public servant, but who looking back now we can see had very, very dangerous blind spots, you need to address that. and talk about the ways in which he failed to serve all of the public all of the time and that's going to be a big part of this new book i'm so excited about. >> thank you y'all very much. >> questions. >> seeing none, i'm going to have one more before we -- >> i think we have one. >> good, thank you. >> fred, as a journalist i appreciate the research and the -- how much you have to rely on the factual record. i'm wondering did you have -- one thief subjects or incident that there just wasn't enough there for you do fully develop that as part of your s

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and as pure and honest as new jersey. >> the dick cavet show was amazing.en. >> my new year's resolution, i'm going to try and sleep through the nixon administration. >> you would have authors on, heavy weight boxers. there were conversations. >> when you mention the national anthem and talk about playing in any unorthodox way, you get a guaranteed percentage of hate mail -- >> that's not unorthodox. >> it isn't unorthodox? no, i thought it was beautiful. >> there you go. [ applause ] >> i just thought anything that's interesting ought to have a place on a talk show rather than young pretty actresses who use the word "excited" in every sentence. >> you're not frequently seen on television. is that by choice? >> well, of course, it is the most impressive medium of all. it's the medium that's going to either save america or send it down into demise. there's no question about t. >> i'm getting out of it myself. [ applause ] >> really? >> we'll be back after this. >> what you do is you book the best possible guests from different kinds of businesses. mabel not

jackie kennedy was dick nixon's friend. nixon refused to campaign in massachusetts in the year kennedy ran for reelection. he is the kind of man the country needs, said the young kennedy. nixon prayed aloud when kennedy dodged death in 1954. poor, brave jack is going to die. oh, god, don't let him die. the hurt and anger was twice as intense. nixon's daughter said it was the experience of 1960 that left his father with the resolve of never being out cheated again. nixon took his anger and hatred and hundred, and used it -- honed it, and used it. he had the ability to tap resentment of race and envy. he could see in his audiences what he felt in himself. nixon recognized the effects of human character and employed that knowledge to manipulate voters. he persuaded americans to gnaw on grievances and look at each other as enemies. you want to look at the start of the great polarity, look at richard nixon. he was the most successful to build a career on the deliberate and contrived polarization of the american people on issues

patients between mandela and dick clark hit the headlines. in january $995.00 i hate to dispute during a cabinet meeting which forced dick clarke and mandela to stage a public reconciliation for the media. the main focus of our discussion. was our past not working relationship. our discussion was frank. and to a character in some detail. with all of the issues which caused the recent confrontation between us. we did not ask for an apology we are asked for the recognition of al good faith. honesty and our integrity. in the process of the confrontation also my confidence in the president was shaken. and our talk this morning achieved also the race to relation of that confidence. i'm shaking you know you love movement on the t.v. . often about 18 months the a.n.c. started to feel they've had enough of a learning experience. and then they started to try and silence me because i was not only an executive deputy president i was also the political leader of the main political opposition part and they were trying to say i cannot in public criticize t

this morning we got dick's dick's is just -- i'm going to call this a superb, superb quarter.good stuff coming out in the conference call. i really like the tone of what the company is doing in terms of, yes, i think it's important. you know, they took out guns in a lot of stores. it did not hurt them there is a lot of momentum to the stock. i think it's too cheap they bought back a ton of stock here so i like a lot of things that i hear now, i can't be as bullish because of the tweet issue that you guys talked about. it's just very hard. the president's the chosen one the chosen one, that's a high rank >> hey, while we're talking about tweets, let me read you a new one that literally just came out within the past minute, this from president trump he says, germany sells 30-year bonds offering negative yields germany competes with the usa. our federal reserve does not allow us to do what we must do they put us at a additidisadvane against our competition. strong dollar, no inflation, exclamation point. they move like quick sand. fight or go home thoughts, mr. cramer >> once aga

>>and there's a twist a dick's sporting goods is considering banning all gun sales at its stores now earlier this year, the company pulled out of the hunting business at a 125 stores leaving sales existing at 600 of its stores. dick's says it will now study the impact on overall gun sales and they'll have a complete review by the end of the month, the company has moved on from certain gun sales before as we alluded to 2 weeks after the parkland shooting in 2018. dick's stop selling assault rifles that are frequently used in mass shootings as well as high capacity magazines. an announcement about a new gun policy could come as soon as thursday when the company set to report quarterly results. >>one very school it is going above and beyond and make sure students are not distracted i their cell phones in the classroom and some students has you can imagine not too happy about it. i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emer

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i worked with dick in the white house in 1966-1968. he was sick then. --dick then . while he was working and what for him, might have seemed like the ideal job of overseeing in a way, the conduct of the civilian side of the war. which he had learned about so well during the four years he was there. when he was in the white house, he was able to establish back channel contact with people in vietnam from the provinces to the embassy. while at the same time, he was cultivating as only he could. senior officials in washington. he came to be at that time perhaps the single person together with our colleagues, bob montague. the best informed person about what was actually happening in vietnam. i think he was recognized as such certainly by our boss. and he devoted himself they and night to doing what you say he did best which is to be an operator. but unfortunately, whatever influence he had came to the end with the johnson administration. then of course he was on a different track. i think if you understand how he operated, 66-68, you understand what you need to know abou

but let me tell you this about dick cheney. william barr, you're no dick cheney. he would never read about something that happened on his watch and say, i don't approve. he would say i would will get to the bottom of it and fix it. he might water board them or take it too far but barr is like i will tell some stupid spin about not being responsible. >> people would be flayed alive if dick cheney were in charge of this. this administration will never take responsibility for anything. but in fact this is the responsibility of the attorney general, it is. they report to him. and the administration couldn't be bothered to install permanent, competent leader at the bureau of prisons and people at the other levels who surfaced and would fix the problems we're learning about now at the metropolitan correction centers. that's why you hire good people. you pay attention and have systems. that's why you do that. >> joyce, i want to come back to this question. when you have incompetent people, and i'm not sure if barr is competent or not, but when you have the combination of

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they aren't willing to give dick the benefit of the doubt. they think the, to his, mono/mono combat between two gad latetors and it doesn't mean that at all. that's enough with the tapes. let's go and talk about special prosecutors. and we'll go back to adler, who's a very liberal judgist who was on the house impeachment staff, and then they went to law skill. she wrote a bunch of stuff in the is her comment on special counsels. office special counsel true conservatives said this from the first, have always been a constitutional abomination. it impermissibly straddled the three branches of government. if nixon hadn't been in such dire straits he would have never permitted such an office in the person of archie cox. the press, however, loves special prosecutors. they can generate stories for each other. that something did not happen is not a story. that something does not matter is not a story. that an anecdote or something is unfounded is not a story. there's this further commonality of leaks, informants, agents, rumor mongers appear to offer

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dick's stuff selling assault-style rifles which are frequently used in mass shootings as well as highs. an announcement about a new gun policy could come on thursday when the company is set to report its quarterly earnings. president trump says that he had a meeting with apple ceo tim cook and that cook argued against imposing new tariffs which will affect apple's ability to compete with its top rival, samsung the president told reporters on sunday that cook made a quote very compelling argument. the president had previously announced plans to impose tariffs on another billion of chinese imports as of september 1st but more recently he delayed implementation of some of the tech products until december 15. many apple products are manufactured by suppliers in china samsung makes some of its smartphones in china but most of its plants operate in countries like south korea, vietnam and india and would not be touched by the tariffs. >>for your health tonight, us customs and border protection says it will not be vaccinating migrant families as flu season approaches according to a statement

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protect the white minority but on the very 1st day december 20th 1991 the talks almost collapsed when dick clark took the floor. the only one that is sure this is the. schedule. and that the. earlier. do not have to lose. because one. little. thing. to be sure solution if you're only just closer and. closer to the us with the schedule made and the force not to be and yet to the concept of out action. i spoke last and i made a strong attack on the a.n.c. what went on only i sent a warning to president mandela that i would be making those statements the mission which i believe did not get doing so nelson mandela sat there and watched. the truck attack in this way and i have never before or since seen mandela so angry at the result was then that mandela did the stuff that you're going so i'm going back to the microphone and started to my going to duck on was that a clerk. i heard a concern. about the behavior. of mr decay here have been less friend. everybody has. illegitimate. discredited. my good jean as he. has said. it's. very few. what i had to hear with such a. scholar and lawyer. think

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dick howard. held at the college of william and mary in virginia and is about an hour. >> welcome, welcome. as we just noted, we are here to talk about constitutions and the rule of law. with a particular focus on a few got a rule of law, how do you keep it? how do you nurture it? how do you make it stick? and we got three extraordinarily distinguished panelists to lead these conversations. each of them is directly involved in the workings of constitutional democracy -- studying it, thinking about it, writing about it, teaching about gregory's case, actually directly involved in its workings. let me introduce this triumvirate. roger gregory is the chief judge of the court of appeals for the fourth circuit. and judge gregory has served on that court for 20 years, almost 20 years, and is now the chief judge. he has the distinction of having been nominated for the court by both president clinton and president george w. bush. and he was confirmed by the senate 93-1. [laughter] gregory is the first afr

look also have dick endeavors have plenty don't have to. worry that it was a hit or bill english telling me what is it would mean my name is shall you know that i love will to but it is. always a living and. to hear it or picture of your holocaust look i'm this i mean commit a flag. you know you don't and the obvious says a lot of we have a whole lot of. the land of israel all of the militia and the fact that is that for a big question the selfish answer to the last train and the chap from others who come in at the moment have the most of them had lunch. at the muzzle of a hard water fish was. said last summer it's not as if he said. so yesterday. but i got this little love that was this for betfair lot more sensitive to matheson really. because of one woman lost what are you coming with us for the moment critics of hamas welcome in office of a 1. 100 man kids are the tip of mother circle. of surreal when they were 5 years alon. my emotional when i talk to. my niece asked me whether i was really injured by an explosion. yes i was to ensure

go to city called any or most a dick a pity to lose a limb in the. dobsons it. oh well i don't want you to call it anything they did i don't see vs that cause we don't want to but it's on most see if you call a newsy show is you need but don't need them for months sure he's going to hook. well even though we will ship. as you do as a dick a beauty of me with more on what i. got that you should do so we. believe he has also said that every survey we have done. not only shows him in money. but i don't see many to you except i meet him. on the. street or. skull. and politician. radical and prison in a 2 part series oh just 0 world tells the story of one of the most enigmatic figures in sci domes history. whose influence is still felt on events in the country today. i'll to robbie's life and politics on al-jazeera. i mean this is different not to say whether someone is going call someone a spirit but it does matter we mean i think it's how you approach an individual and that's what it is a certain way of doing it you can't just buy a story and fly out. we're talking

because rich people are out here tokyo driftin' with their dicks out.nted a new home for their corporate headquarters, so jeff bezos made cities audition for him like a spoiled king. "pittsburgh, entertain me." [laughter] "birmingham, my feet are sore. rub them." [laughter] "cute, but i'm going with new york." and amazon picked new york partly because new york offered them $3 billion. so if more new yorkers are going socialist, don't blame aoc, blame jeff bezos. he's worth $144 billion. you know how rich that is? even if you started earning $50 million a year, guess how long it would take for you to reach jeff bezos' level. 2,880 years. now imagine being that rich and still being like, "yah, i'll come to your city, but you've gotta give me money." [laughter] - sweet lord, that is super rich. - i know. to get that money, lebron would have to stay on the lakers until the year 4899. [laughter] and they probably still won't make the playoffs. [audience laughs and groans] the knicks won't either. [laughter] by the way, having super rich people in charge does

he was questioned by senate democratic whip dick durbin about the fbi's response to domestic terrorism and white supremacist violence. >> mr. ray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group?

he was questioned by senate democrat dick durbin about the response to domestic terrorism and white supremacist violence. sen. durbin: mr. wray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group? dir. wray: not sure, but i think you're about to tell me. >> not a trick question. i raise the question because your testimony that was submitted to the committee talked a lot about home grown violent extremists.

all took patience between mandela and dick clark hit the headlines. in january $995.00 i heated disputes during a cabinet meeting which forced dick clarke and mandela to stage a public reconciliation for the media. the main focus of our discussion. was our past non working relationship. our discussion was frank. and to a character in some detail. with all of the issues which caused the recent confrontation between us. we did not ask for an apology. we are asked for the recognition of all good faith. honesty and our integrity. in the process of the confrontation also my confidence in the president was shaken. and our talk this morning achieved also. the race to relation of that confidence. i'm shaking you know you love movement on the t.v. . often about 18 months the a.n.c. started to feel they've had enough of a learning experience. and then they started to try and silence me because i was not only an executive deputy president i was also the political leader of the main political opposition part and they were trying to say i cannot in public criticiz

he was questioned by senate democrat dick durbin about the response to domestic terrorism and white supremacist violence. sen. durbin: mr. wray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group? dir. wray: not sure, but i think you're about to tell me. >> not a trick question. i raise the question because your testimony that was submitted to the committee talked a lot about home grown violent extremists. in an and classified f.b.i.-d.h.s. joint intelligence bulletin in may, 2017, it found that white supremacist extremism poses persistent threat of lethal violence. it went on to say that white supremacists are responsible for more homicides from 2000 to 2016 than any other domestic extremist movement. seven members of the committee joined me in writing a letter to you and attorney general barr explaining our concern about whether the f.b.i. and department of justice were taking adequate measures to combat white supremacist violence and minimizing the domestic terrorism threat. the t

new hampshire has republican leader, dick hench. thank you, dick. thank you, dick. great job. a man who was with me right from the beginning. in fact, he had a meeting at his house. his house has never been the same, his house is a disaster now. in fact, somebody said he justis sold it but you know what? because of the trump economy, i bet he sold it for a big fat beautiful profit. where is steve? >> mark: we are going to get back to the president and a couple of minutes, but he's name checking every politician in new hampshire right there. we wanted to bring in charlie hurt, the opinion edito at "the washington times" and also the author of "still winning; why america went all in on donald trump and why we must do it again." he joins us now from d.c. and charlie, the president came within 3,000 votes of winning new hampshire last time. is it in play in 2020? >> i think without a doubt, it's in play but it would have been in play no matter what but i think when you look back at the economy, new hampshire, as you know, is a place that they like it when the economy is good and t

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eisenhower calls him out to the farm and says, thanks a lot, dick. how would you like to not be vice president next term? things like that. when you already have this fragile personality, that kind of thing drove him nuts. by then, ike kept him because nixon had the taft wing of the republican party, the conservative wing of the republican party was very strong behind nixon. nixon had the famous checker speech in 1952 and made a name for himself. in the end, eisenhower just didn't have the guts to kick him off the ticket. >> given the way he had to leave office, how did nixon enter act with presidents who came after him before he died? >> gimp the way he had to leave office, how did nixon interact with presidents who came after him? >> his advice was taken seriously on foreign affairs. not so much -- he liked to write these long memos and pass them around, about who's going to win the nomination next time out. stuff like that. and he was never that good at that. and george schultz told me he was never that good on foreign affairs either. but he had e

>> well, of course, i think that one of the heros of the last few years is the ceo of dick's sporting goods. when he said, look, we're not going to sell these anymore. i mean, we're not talking about a hunting rifle. we're not talking about -- i hunt with my oldest son. it's one of the great days of the year when we go duck hunting and i come from ohio. you hunt, you can protect your family, protect your home. but you don't these these weaponization, these weapons of war. so i would commend walmart for not selling those weapons anymore. to the extent that they can do it as quickly as possible, i would hope that they would, like dick's did. i think dick's showed some real leadership. >> and let me ask you, a group of gun control activists and yourself, you marched up to mitch mcconnell's hometown to call for action. now, the senate majority leader says background checks, red flag laws will be front and center when he gets back. do you have any optimism that this is going to happen when you return to washington, when congress returns from recess? >> i'm taking a very cynical position on