. >> dietrich. >> we're so grateful. we tried everything.won't budge. >> i said, sure, that looks like fun. >> like a time warp to all of a sudden be back together. >> for me, it's like a time warp, like we into it. i don't know how you feel. >> i had forgotten how much drew overreacts. ♪ >> the drew carey show was one of the '90 most innovative sitcoms. ♪ >> they had a coach and the coach said to me, can't you hear that you're flat? i was like, no. if i could, i wouldn't be singing. it was so far out of my range. >> through nine years, the show was fearless, producing live episodes, improv and breaking into outrageous song and dance. and those drew mainians -- >> it sure is looking scary out there. i look much better in here, like putting on an old shoe or something, like? >> i could say like riding a bicycle. it came back how to be mean to him, just like that. >> this could get ugly. >> if you're talking about your suit, you're right. >> "american housewife" airs tonight. it got us thinking, could this reunion launch a drew carey show rebo

then the fateful moment on the 30th of september west german foreign minister hans dietrich genscher arrived speaking to the refugees from the balcony his announcement that they could leave was drowned out by cheers. was i can't show promise that everyone in the embassy would be allowed to go to the west stand was that and heard him. while you are standing right here. but. it's all coming about his widow. just a few weeks later only citizens of east germany gained their freedom on november 9th 1989 the berlin wall came down. thousands of refugees are holed up in camps for my kids in libya. we report from neighboring niger which is taken in 3000 of them. these images were recorded by refugees in different camps in libya they show appalling conditions human rights activists say the images are credible we came into direct contact with 2 refugees by a messaging services they've been interred in a libyan migrant camp for 2 years they talk to us by a voice message we change their voices for their own protection. we have been tortured with scared we're suffering and dying from various disea

surgery rates among children have tripled we discuss the issue with our guest is dr dietrich rates among children have tripled we discuss the issue with our guest is dr dietrich whittle from the chief medical association and also lisa palmer an eating whittle from the chief medical association and also lisa palmer an eating disorder specialist a lot of surgeries have side effects that disorder specialist. a lot of surgeries have side effects that's really important for people to understand that just because you have a service really important for people to understand that just because you have a surgery to lose weight you can still actually gain weight because a lot of times during the lose weight you can still actually gain weight because a lot of times people who have these surgeries continue to eat the wrong foods and there are so many people who have these surgeries continue to eat the wrong foods and there are so many hormonal issues that influence that period of change that they're going through any hormonal issues that influence that period of change that they're going through and

then the fateful moment on the 30th of september west german foreign minister hans dietrich genscher arrived speaking to the refugees from the balcony his announcement that they could leave was drowned out by cheers. oh. oh. i can't ship promise that everyone in the embassy would be allowed to go to the west sanger was that and hurt him. while you were standing right here. at. this. but. it's all coming about is little. that same night santa and his family left the embassy and boarded the train to west germany. he thought the doors or it was a very emotional journey of a shifty very difficult ordeal they say it would show for us. it was a train to freedom. just a few weeks later the citizens of east germany gained their freedom crow november 9th 1989 when will came down the clock and we remember it well well the day is always done the conversation continues online go find us on twitter in the wreckage of the news you can follow me and. t.v. every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then at the bus. kickoff. club's gave away their home ad

paul dietrich with us, fairfax global ceo, and chief investment officer. mike, you take this first. we bounced today. we're due for a bounce but not on good news, bad news. a rough economic report this morning as gerri said we're counting on the fed. what do you make of this environment? >> i think this is overreaction to a lot of these surveys that came out. i will tell you that this is survey data, not hard data. last year and in 2017 a lot of survey data was up in the 60s. new orders as part of ism was the highest level since the 1970s. so where was the euphoria then? why is everyone apocalyptic now? personal consumption at the moment is up at 8.7% annualized rate since 2017. the highest level of the decade. i think we're humming along but manufacturing has hit a speed bump. connell: your point, michael's point, paul interesting to see if you disagree with this. not to horrible that the fed may bail us out but maybe things are not as bad as we thought. what do you think? >> no question the economy is slowing but you have got to put it in perspective, investors have to do that. we

what do we know about this one dietrich?eased from a press release sending to the campaign about the attack, this is according to our sources and our colleagues at the wall street journal, they've done incredible reporting. it appears this intrusion was not successful but really what it does show is that there are so many foreign governments who would love to be able to disrupt our 2020 presidential election as we recall, the last time around facebook was able to be manipulated. we think have of the country voting population salt and add that was created or manipulated by russia. obviously to everyone's best interest to avoid that for the next presidential campaign and tech is actually working with government to keep each other informed of this going on. microsoft saying, that attacks -- attempts at spearfishing, had gone through but they were not sent to the campaigns. many people say this is a dry run for 2020. >> it makes sense, something new is out there but even a warning even if it was unsuccessful. you mentioned the w

german general dietrich consulates had order from heckler, blow up paris. he hesitated he was in negotiations with resistance. his motive seems to be primarily to spare the lives of his own men. not the city. by all accounts except his own. by all accounts, he was prepared to carry out the destruction order. but he did not. in the end. the next day as don broke august 25, which we remember as the day of the liberation of paris, the main body of leclair's armor division second french second armored raced into the city's center. down the champs-elysees. when the french civilians first saw the sherman tanks they thought they were americans or british. then they saw the cross of lorain on the side and they went wild with joy. and what happened to leclair's division over the next two weeks, is what eisenhower feared. in the combination of wine and sex it disappeared from battle for the next.. it was lost, perfect lender steadily. the same thing happened when the allied armies were liberating the provinces of the and champagne. it did. the wine cellars were liber

the for-profit entity has now gathered all this information, then they go and they work for the dietrich will see, the dnc in swing states and they can go out and target individuals bypassing all of the campaign finance rules. if this gentleman wantedto participate in an election , his individual campaign conservation limit is $2800 and there's certain things you can and cannot do with that money but problem here is if you look at the charts we put in there, planned parenthood over an eight year period, every single year hired grassroots campaigns to do fundraising they lost money . they did not raise as much as they said and then they'd hire themagain and spend more moneywith them. they lost something like $11 million over eight years . why would they do that ? i raise that as a question because if you're going to have the irs do an audit, this is the place you should be doing an audit because there strictly prohibited from engaging in this type of campaign work and yet they are blatant about it and i wish everybody would realize it . the second part and not have to move quickly . i add

. >> dave, this is paul dietrich.emed like a lot of the overtime going down came out of manufacturing. and manufacturing is only 10% of the u.s. economy, 70% of the u.s. economy is consumer spending and you know, jobs are still growing, wages are still growing. i think next quarter is going to be really good. that's usually the consumer quarter. and so i was wondering whether we put too much emphasis, there's no question manufacturing is in decline, but that overtime, i agree with you, the overtime shows where we're going but i think it shows more where we're going in manufacturing than in the overall economy. what do you think? >> well, i agree with you that you can't just look at manufacturing. the number that i looked at is -- lines up with what you were thinking, which is it's the total overtime, both service, mining, manufacturing, i was looking at the total number which came down by 9.5%. but the income is also an interesting number because you know, we tend to look at the income as the change in the wage rate,