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it's straight out of a dick tracy gallery and mueller is dick tracy. >> i'll take the crooks off your approach is to have people read the mueller report and we know a certain someone who prefers briefings illustrated so maybe he'll finally get around to reading it. jeanne moos, cnn. >> i read the conclusion. >> new york. >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. she's not my type. that is what the president of the united states has just said about the woman who says he sexual assaulted her. she's not my type. which is what one says when a tre friend tries to fix you up, she's not my type but what accused of what amounts to rape. not my type. that's precisely what president trump said not for the first time, either, she's not my type. he said this about his 15th and latest accuser and we begin with her account of the alleged sexual assault she endured she says at his hands and that alone should be compelling enough. at any other time it would be and today it's a larger and more troubling story of indifference. somehow we'll explore the reasons why the fact the pr

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you look like dick tracy minus the tracy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause of course, one of the biggesthts -- one of the biggest highlights of trump's trip was to stop at normandy to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day now during his prepared remarks, trump stayed on script and it was a moving and solemn tribute. afterwards however, in an unscripted meeting with french president emmanuel macron, trump tried to describe in his own terms the historical significance of normandy and he was a little less specific >> this was a very special day and i want to thank you for inviting me. this was something that was -- we read about it all our lives, normandy and there were those that say it was the most important ever. not just at that time but ever but it's a very special place. it's an amazing place. and it's somewhere when you think of those places of great importance, this is certainly one of the top [ light laughter ] in the eyes of summits, the top because of what it meant in terms of the turn-around of a very, very bad situation that was the big turn. >> seth: i love how the camera

the phone can ring i can talk into it dick tracy all sorts of things. >> i think he's saying it's the pocket protector. >> think of all you do your conventions, interview ceos before you say a word, you're 20% off retail with that watch just like that. >> look, i like -- i like the functionality of it. but it's the equivalent of a pocket protector in fashion. >> everybody else has the same thing. and it can take my ekg come on. >> for god's sake, totally neurotic all the time. >> putin is listening to your heart beat with that thing. >> it's possible it's possible. >> but you have to decide is a watch a function or -- >> fashion jewelry. >> right if you make that decision, you have to live with it, i guess. >> i think it will be fine to bring in the ceo with five different ideas for you. show case it to everybody and talk about the capital appreciation of the markets on those watches. >> an investment. >> one of the best asset classes last year, men's watches up 50%. >> okay. let me ask you about the tariffs and what you do as an investor ahead of these do you worry about monday tarif