doug smith: all of a sudden, here it was.or $15 a ton that the industry thought might've been imposed on us. this was massive. this was the end of our export to china. stephen: to make matters worse, the announcement of china's decision came when the new season's crops were already in the ground. doug smith: if they had have made the announcement of that level of tariff in, oh, let's say, february, it would have been quite easy for growers to say, "well, look, we're not going to grow as much barley. but to wait until after, for all intentional purposes, a lot of the australian barley crop was planted. yeah, it was a strategic? i would think so. stephen: it was a bitter blow after exhaustive efforts to refute china's allegations that australia was dumping barley, at below the cost of production, onto the chinese market. doug smith: the timelines that was put on the industry to respond were so short. it was incredible. and the detail that they were looking for. they were looking for basically financial detail back down to growe

doug, if they're distracting you.he us�*s role specifically with israel. we've had a couple days now of reports that the biden administration potentially asking israel to delay any possible ground incursion, to give more time, space and priority for the hostages. no we haven't heard any of those reports, but do you think that's something thatis but do you think that's something that is happening or ought to be happening? i that is happening or ought to be happening?— that is happening or ought to be haueninu? ~ , happening? i think it is happening. clearly we've _ happening? i think it is happening. clearly we've not _ happening? i think it is happening. clearly we've not seen _ happening? i think it is happening. clearly we've not seen the - happening? i think it is happening. clearly we've not seen the full - clearly we've not seen the full escalation at this point that we were _ escalation at this point that we were expecting will happen, but it's clear that _ were expecting will happen, but it's clear that biden h

cheryl: doug has very strong opinions about the breakfast menu. doug: , cheese, indicator, right?ing that down, football season go buy there pick up the, for kids bring back toys. liz: ceo talking about not very comfortable with consumer spending outlook going to affect apple basically the question of the day. doug: consumer going to spend 1,000 dollars on phone see how it ghost across the board price hikes could come home to roost mcdonald's passed it to consumer. liz: unfortunate i said that earlier >> one thing pce last friday, expenditures went up more than expected, but savings went down, like multi-year average, that is kind of scary people extending but taking from savings. liz: real o disposable income down credit card delinquencies auto loner i don't know how much more juice the consumer has >> have let's see how that goes, inflation, is going to be the topic du jour the statement in press conference could be a tell for the street i don't know which way >> no one, press conference, the hawkish rhetoric going to continue because, you know ask consumer still remains resilie

because doug wanted more than just a getaway car from branch of enough.'s murder. >> and the only way we could tie that together for this conspiracy was to do a wiretap. >> but wiretaps are notoriously difficult to get. doug needed permission from a judge and to get that he needed to prove schrauben was still in contact with tom and tom's mother sandra. it was a catch 22. so time to get creative. >> it had been my experience when i had work in the narcotics section of the sheriff's department that often people throw away valuable evidence. >> doug asked his fellow detectives to help him because he decided to search schrauben 's garbage. so >> what did they tell you when you came up with that idea? crazy? >> i think they really thought that i was starting to lose it that i wanted to dig through someone's trash. >> so faithfully once a week on pickup de d'agata a daybreak in an hour-long journey in schrauben's neighborhood. where a trash truck -- >> we would have the dump truck trash in somewhat of a pile here regardless of the size. >> right on the turmeri

doug, just go.to go back to laguardia and now -- >> stephen: they let you on an airplane with a camera? >> elle: doug is so smart. he was like, it's expensive. it's going to sit on my lap. >> stephen: i hope the tsa is watching this. i hope you get on a no-fly list. go ahead. >> elle: sorry, doug. we get on the plane and doug is like him i want to film out the window. i want to get the snow plows on the runway. because now it's really snowing. i was like wait, don't turn the camera out. give me one second. i get up as if i was going to the bathroom. i made a male flight attendant turned around and i was like, i'm so sorry. the plane is being deiced and that's a liquid but it doesn't freeze. can you help me understand the process of deicing? [laughter] that footages in the movie. >> stephen: so a producers job is to live. that's what i'm getting. you have the book, "the history of sketch comedy. " you also have a podcast. you were pitching, talking about this, you're pitching the concept of the podca

air force reserve and host of doug collins podcast, doug collins himself. we begin with trey yingst live in israel. trey. >> trey: harris, good afternoon, lot of activity here along the southern front. i want my cameraman to zoom in. israelis are launching flares and lighting up the gaza skyline, in part to illuminate the area where there are ground forces working at this hour and to, matargets that you can hear overhead. i want to discuss the situation inside gaza as forces are operating. there are 239 hostages held by hamas and fox news learning high ranking official in coordination with the united states visited doha on 19d to meet with -- to meet with negotiators. here is what it was like earlier today as israeli forces were operating behind us. israelis are marking target on northeastern side of the gaza strip and you can hear the artillery, there is very active front and israelis push deeper into gaza, they anticipate more resistance and strikes against different position. working on western and eastern side of gaza trying to encircle gaza city. we kn

just what doug was saying. once it was clearik as of people demand that we get environmental regulations so that even then governor reagan who had ruinist effect. i hope i'm not offending anybody who likes the report. inff about 67, 78 he was saying when the movement was started seen one red seen them all. by 69 and 70 the environment became what the reporters called a motherhood issue, the idea of who is against motherhood and then governor reagan was saying, we need in all-at war to stop the american depossession of a e environment. those human beings who resemble ai and saying here is the best way to do it, they decided to try to change us. but the american people their polling was always the same, in 19997 after the proposal of the first international climate warming protocol, when they said, look, it's not fair, china isn't going to have to kick in. india is not going to have to kick in. it's not global, it won't work, very catchy slogan. they pulled americans and 65% of us said we want to control our carb

i've got former georgia congressman and a veteran as well doug collins on set with me.>> good morning, good to see you. one of the things, we should take away that right now, he should go home. he can make the political speeches from tehran. two things. you and i both know this from service in iraq. for people to get a context, this is fallujah at a higher level. people need to understand that. the second part, how much is there a concern on cap toll hill as this -- capitol hill, as this moves for into gaza, how much of will hezbollah play into this. >> having a second n front is something we're worried about. we have cruise missiles coming in from yemen. syria involved, lebanon, obvious gaza. we do have goodal lies in the region but -- gule a good alliee region but having a two front war, it's inexcusable. we have a significant problem that could tip off a world war considering the number of people that iran is supporting, all kinds of countries. cheryl: you're on foreign affairs. let me ask you this. obviously we have the carrier strike group that moved into the regio

>> doug: i don't know if you ever ran for class president or officer in school.ity or fraternity, this is that on steroid. the speaker sets the tone for the majority, part of their job is they are the leader who keep money coming in for elections and set the asgenda, they are te face of the party. it gets into a lot of history with many leaders, kevin, steve or jim playing into this decision now. you have a lot in play where members want to get their job done, they want to do so without what they call intimidation to do something they don't want to do based on past experience. it is time to figure this out, most are not understanding why this cannot happen. think of this as a very personal vote members have had to deal with like a class election. >> todd: that is the reason i looked at one unopposed position and ran for treasurer because of that. >> carley: somebody throw your name into the house speaker race, never know. thank you so much. okay. israel says it killed four terrorists trying to plant a bomb on the border with lebanon. >> todd: and iran issuing thr

doug emhoff. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, everyone. president and i are outraged on israel's attacks. we are outraged and broken hearts we are sending our love, our strength and our unwavering support to the people of israel. i'm honored to be with all of you today as an american, as a patriot who loves this country, but also as a jew. and like all jews, i feel a deep connection to israel and its people. we witnessed a mass murder of innocent civilians. it was a terrorist assault. there was never any justification for terrorism. there are no two sides to this issue. the images that we saw will be seared in our brains forever. rockets falling on cities. people dragged from their homes and shot dead. children sheltering from bullets. bodies lining the streets. and all the while we have seen terrorists cheering on these atrocities. the toll on israel and the jewish community is hard to imagine, but we can imagine because it's happening. many of you have sent texts and calls and checking on loved ones and too many of you received heartbrea

. >> joining us now, one of our nbc aviation experts, retired pilot doug rice. doug, nice to have you back on the program. let's start with the basics here. is this common? i didn't know about this. off-duty pilots sitting in the cockpit? >> that's correct. about two-thirds of all airline pilots commute to work by air, and frequently with the flights being full, you occupy the cockpit jump seat just to get to and from work. >> logistically, i've been in a cockpit occasionally. it's tight. how hard is it to turn off the engine from that jump seat? >> it's not easy from where he was sitting, no. >> so what happens? they realize there's a disturbance. the witnesses said -- some of them said they kind of zip tied him and sent him to the back of the plane. is there a protocol for this? >> we have restraints on the aircraft for use for someone who is a disturbed passenger or someone who is acting out. it's unusual for that to happen coming out of the cockpit, and the fact they got him out of the cockpit was quite a coup for the crew. >> doug, you mentioned disturbed p

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doug, over to you. i thank you very much for that. doug, over to yon-— over to you.u. i would say with that story, it sounds pretty _ over to you. i would say with that story, it sounds pretty similar - story, it sounds pretty similar we can see _ story, it sounds pretty similar we can see it— story, it sounds pretty similar we can see it in— story, it sounds pretty similar we can see it in the united states, people — can see it in the united states, people marching for period dignity officer— people marching for period dignity officer equity on the streets of college — officer equity on the streets of college campuses, it would not surprise — college campuses, it would not surprise me to see that at all what i surprise me to see that at all what iwoutd _ surprise me to see that at all what i would like — surprise me to see that at all what i would like to talk about is what is happening here that is a part of the conversation in europe as well, meta _ the conversation in europe as well, meta is _ the conversation in europe as well, meta is being sued by more than 30

what can we expect next from this conservative dominated court, doug?, it is really a crapshoot at this point. while you saw a lot of those decisions, you also saw the court uphold the voting rights act in the alabama case. you saw a pullback to say that some of these conservative groups, advocacy groups trying to make all of these changes legally. they might have gone a little bit too far. i'm hoping that we are going to be seeing that with regard to all of these lawsuits that are following the affirmative action. the supreme court, you've got a couple of folks in particular. i think justice roberts, justice kavanaugh, they are the type of justices that might say, look, we will only go so far. you're not going to be able to take every ruling and run rampant with it to completely alter american jurisprudence, american society. it remains to be seen. i think any legal commentator will tell you that they would expect a more conservative ruling. i think that that will happen, but at the same time, some of these things we might be surprised that they might

joining me now, alex stewart and also doug hye. doug, you of course have deep experience in the house republican conference as well. i want to play a little bit of what kevin mccarthy had to say because i think it gives some texture to do that i think that you can help us understand. take a look at what mccarthy had to say. >> i just think the conference as a whole has to figure out their problem, solve it and select a leader. >> things are a mess. this morning is an organizational meeting. so there will be airing of grievances and things like that, but it is also about setting up a structure for the next election for speaker if there is a next election. so they will consider the chip roy move and potentially amend it for 217 or 218 votes that if you pass and you are the republican choice, we know that you will have a majority going on the floor. that is the first and foremost thing that they want to avoid. but there is no idea internally right now if they can get to that point. and if they can't, then there is no idea internally a

we are are still trying to walk. >> i agree with doug. it is a disgrace and i think it's a shame in american history that we can't have people come together in washington, d.c. to elect a new speaker of the house. and it is paralysis from overanalysis here. >> harris: we'll see and cover every second of it. in the end there will be a speaker and when that day comes we'll be all over it. thank you both. >> thanks. >> harris: appearing in federal court has become a thing lately for democrat senator bob menendez because he has so many charges against him. he had to step down from his powerful committee post in the senate after he and his wife were hit with a lot of federal bribery charges. the new charges in a superseding indictment when he appears in a manhattan court later today. as efforts to free israeli and american hostages intensify two artists took it upon themselves to plaster up the posters up and down new york city showing the names and faces of those being held captive by hamas terrorists. these two artists with me in "focus" nex

cheryl: doug, what do you make of that? >> i think what h he's saying ad what you're saying it's interesting to me, if there is one person remotely attacked, defamed, or somebody said something offensive, you shut down the campus, don't let them stay anymore, we've seen it with conservative commentators, they're banned from college campuses because you say something offensive. you have someone calling for the extinction of the race. cheryl: to liz's point, some of the college students -- >> they're probably not taught. there's a difference in saying that i think everybody should have a voice on campus, b that's what college ought to be but you can't advocate for the extermination of a group of people. we're seeing bias towards conservatism and everything else. cheryl: i agree that university presidents and leaders should come out with a stronger stance. back president biden on this one, he's saying that this nation stands with israel. but the wall street journal's peggy newnan summarized why we're seeing the lack of civilit

i spoke to some people from doug as done, who said very clearly that this angry crowd last night wasn't representative of the entire republic bought at the same time. and they said that that certain anti semitic tendencies, nevertheless, very clear in douglas, done as well is as, as everywhere and russian. all of that. so the result of last day and night is a 60 people who are arrested 20 people injured. 2 of them very seriously, and the investigative committee has lost and investigation. and i think the reaction of the authorities will be very harsh in the russia because any form of protest has been suppressed from the start of russia. and the protesters now face up to 15, he is in prison. i asked him what was the situation of the passengers from the plane from israel, they all seem to be safe. according to the media massage color, airport is reopened. you mentioned it. even though some shops a they have will looted at night, however, the flags too much color watering directed to other airports. you or do we need any more context here? do we need to understand anything more about the r

thanks both very much, doug. you're the republican strategist. help us out here. i laugh, but it's not funny, at all. and a moment like this, for there to still be no speaker, and jim jordan doesn't look close, can those vets botes be swayed, or is this going to end up with mchenry getting more power and the democrats help out. >> i don't know how helpful i can be. every republican member i talk to gives me a different answer or a lack of an answer. they don't know what's going to happen, not just only over the next week, but over the next 24 to 36 hours. obviously, jim jordan is pushing for a floor vote. that does make some sense, but it's not clear that he's going to get there. and i can tell you from having worked in house leadership back in 2012 through 2014, when we would have things like, defund this and let's shut down this, we would refer to those as touch the stove moments. republican members needed to touch the stove and remember that they'll get burned if they touch the stove that's hot. the reality is they've been leaning on the stove for a long time a

she of the an american patriot a giant of the national, and a dear friend to doug and me. she of the also a subsequent of history and a generous artist. many of us are collectors of her work and a passionate leader simply put she was a force. to many of you sheriff's station supervisor, mayor, senator, and then chairman. she was american red cross around the world as a leader. a standard-bearer of america. and 6 american values. yet, of course, katherine and eileen held the most important titles of all mother and grandmother to katherine and rick and the entire family doug and my prayers are with you and i don't have to tlurl (planes flying overhead). >> that is not easy it is not easy when a loved one lives a life of the public service especially a person has hard working and self also and dianne feinstein. so to you the family we thank you. for all the sacrifices you have knownly and unknowingly made over the years to help her serve and on behalf of the people of the united states we are grateful diane took on the fight even with especially, when they are work was in the

doug, you are the republican strategist. what the heck?t a moment like this, in all seriousness. >> clean it up, man. >> well, that's what the whole purpose is about. you both spend a lot of time in the capitol and you know when the republican conference meets after 5:00 p.m., it's not good news. in they meet more than once in a week, it's not good news. that's the very real situation where we are now. we heard this talked about as a family meeting. the reality is, this is mom and dad having the fight in front of the kids and the kids all have phones in their hands where they are telling people outside of the living room exactly what's happening in that fight and those can be interesting and fun parlor games. here's why it's not fun and interesting -- it may be interesting, but not fun parlor games. after that motion to vacate was gavelled we heard a member on the floor yell, what's the plan? that's the reality where republicans are right now. there is no plan. there is no end in sight. and this could continue not just through today, but f

doug, i'd be remiss to not ask you to respond to that. in your party when it comes to support for israel? >> kellyanne is right. i'm a strong supporter of israel. most democrats are in the polls show support going up, not done. but there's a wing of the party that is anti-israel, that is pro hamas. >> it's the squad and a few others. all i can say is i hope and pray that this operation succeeds. hamas is rooted outs. joe biden who is supporting israel is renominated without a challenge from someone like dean phillips that can only cause my party harm. >> martha: thanks to you both. we'll see you soon. doug and kellyanne, great to have you with us this afternoon. two people arrested after these clashes between pro palestinian and pro israelly protesters at tulane university in new orleans. >> martha: tens times on college campus as cross the country. why some jewish american students say they feel safer in israel than they do in parts of the united states. >> a show of hands. because you are jewish, who does not feel safe on your own campu

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maria cardona, doug heye, great to see you both on this friday.nks for offering your perspective. boris? >>> thanks, pam. look, no matter who becomes the next speaker, a top issue they will likely have to address right away is immigration. as officials report a surge in migrants crossing the southern border, the biden administration has taken some controversial steps in the last 24 hours that seemingly contradict their own policies and promises. the biden administration yesterday announced that they are laying the legal groundwork to expand former president trump's border wall by roughly 20 miles. to do that the department of homeland security is going to waive some 26 laws mostly about the environment to build additional border barriers in the rio grande valley, something that dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas said in a filing was an immediate need. in fact, let's get into that specific portion of the filing. it says there is presently an acute and immediate need, acute and immediate need to construct physical barriers and roads in the vicinity of

doug johnson read a statement for all of them.orked under what he thought was a common goal, the whole time stealing from him and ultimately taking what was most precious, his life. you worship a false god, the god of arrogance, ego and greed. today our nightmare ends. today yours really begins. >> harvey was sentenced to life without parole. after which his now ex-wife, debbie, invited us down to the pier where she took harvey's fake engagement ring and the other costume jewelry he'd given her and -- >> i threw them into the water as a tribute to steven. >> and his friends? >> steven was part of my family. he's part of the family you get to pick. i can open a great bottle of wine and sit there and think about steven. the pain fades. the memories are sustained. and that's the part that, you know, that i'll just keep with me forever. >> the only way that i can kind of deal with it is i knew that he was eventually going to get on a boat and sail around the world. so i just kind of think of him out there, you know? he's out there som

doug has cystic fibrosis., he was on a waiting list, desperately needing a new pair of lungs. list, desperately needing a new pair of lunge— pair of lungs. yeah, you can sa will pair of lungs. yeah, you can say will have _ pair of lungs. yeah, you can say will have it, _ pair of lungs. yeah, you can say will have it, will - pair of lungs. yeah, you can say will have it, will it - pair of lungs. yeah, you canj say will have it, will it work, but you can also say with very, very great certainty, if i don't have it, i will not be here anymore.— don't have it, i will not be here anymore. three years ago in 2020, the — here anymore. three years ago in 2020, the law— here anymore. three years ago in 2020, the law changed - here anymore. three years ago in 2020, the law changed so i in 2020, the law changed so that all adults in england are now considered as having agreed to donate their organs when they die. unless they've recorded a decision not to. but despite the law change, the consent rate is down. it’s despite

she was an american patriot, a giant of the senate, and a dear friend to doug and me. she was also a student of history. a gifted, and i will add, very generous artists. many of us are collectors of diane's work. and a passionate leader. sibley put, she was a force. to many of you, she was supervisor, mayor, senator. and then chairman. she was recognized around the world as a leader, a standardbearer, of america. and of american values. yet of course, to catherine and eileen, she held perhaps the most important titles of all. mother and grandmother. to catherine and eileen and rick and to the entire family, and doug, my prayers are with you. and i don't have to tell you -- [jet flyover] that it is not easy. it is not easy when a loved one lives in life of public service. especially a person as hard-working and as selfless as dianne feinstein. so, to you, the family. we thank you for all the sacrifices that you have knowingly and unknowingly made. over the years. which allowed her to serve. on behalf of the people of the united states, we are grateful to you. as a publi

peter baker concludes, doug, that america seems to expect crisis.e got a former president facing 91 criminal charges, current president facing an impeachment inquiry. speaker of the house might be ousted by his own party. when merrick garland talks about civility and kindness, is the genie out of the bottle already? >> i'm afraid that the genie is out of the bottle. you know, chris, the pew research group just came out and said only 4% of the american people feel that our political system is very functional. 4%. that should be 94%. not 4. so we have a long ways to go on convincing people that government is good and not the enemy. now, donald trump represents the big middle finger to america's political institutions. he wants to shatter what he calls the deep state, but basically wants to unmask and unravel the state department, cia, fbi, it's a big problem. on the left, they're trying to really warn people about something like climate change. but half the country doesn't want to take it on. so we're in a kind of conundrum right now. we're stuck in t

the owners made the changes and got the license, but activists like doug forbes whose child drowned can at another day care center said that the regulations are not strong enough. >> so if you have a pool, it does not mean that a human being is going to properly close that pool fence, and it does not mean that a human being is going to properly supervise the young children at all times. 88% of child drowning deaths happen while an adult is nearby. children 1 to 4 drowning is the number one killer of that age group. >> so here is my question for you, because a lot of people would feel that maybe the day care centers like this shouldn't have pools to begin with, but there also, if they are allowed, shouldn't there be multilayers of protection, the pool fence and an alarm on it, and from the video, maybe a pool cover, and i don't understand why they are not required to have more layers of protection. >> excellent question, and speaking to doug who you have heard from, he has done much work analyzing the cases since his daughter's passing, and he has looked at the sites of day cares since a

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then when does he actually feel like he has to go into a conference room, as doug was talking about, and sort is out with those people? this is more than i would have thought, and a couple of members have said to me, this is more than they would have thought already, so are these people real or are they going to -- are they going -- is this a one round protest? that's the math question i have. >> i just want to bring in lauren fox, who lauren, i know you've been talking to your sources about the dynamic here, which is important to underscore because the last time we saw something like this was in january, kevin mccarthy was trying to woo the hardline conservatives or the, you know, never kevins or whatever you want to call them, the dynamic that is happening right now, with jim jordan is trying to do, is convince so-called moderate republicans, even though many are conservative, republicans who are from biden won districts, swing districts, to support him. what are you hearing about how those conversations have gone, given that 13 that we see there? >> yeah. one of the things that ji

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told us this will be a long war, we have been able to confirm 130 israeli hostages, held in gaza, doug collins reaction? >> this is, maria, i think not lasting you know just a few days going to be long term process with all tunnels you have seen pictures gaza, repop ladies the building extremely, extremely difficult i think what netanyahu said was important by going in to clean this out telling others who don't not associated with hamas to get out but with hamas operating as much as they do in gaza city gasstrip area it is interesting to me that this may be this is a breaking point where you want true peace you have to not let terrorists live among you put stuff in hospitals everything else, earlier the report came out earlier we talked about having issues pentagon with intelligence, possibly compromised intelligence that representative mike waltz talked about should be driving the story today. >> also driving the story, is foreign policy, out of biden's white house, i spoke with arkansas senator tom cotton as this administration trying hard to defend decision to free up six billion do

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. >>> good morning, i'm doug williams in for anne-marie green. two days after hamas launched its unprecedented assault on israel we are learning more about the brutal wave of terror and who may have helped carry it out. this is a live picture from gaza where it's now 11:00 a.m. israel has been firing retaliatory air strikes across gaza, and we know of at least four americans that were killed in saturday's terror attack. of the 700 israelis killed, 260 were attending a music festival near the border. hamas claims to hold more than 100 people hostage. the "wall street journal" citing senior members of hamas and hezbollah says iran helped plan the coordinated strike. naomi ruchim is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we are learning more about how hamas may have been able to orchestrate such an unprecedented ambush on israel over the weekend. the "wall street journal" is reporting that iranian security officials helped hamas plan the surprise attack. while u.s. officials are not confirming the report, the "journal" reports the g

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governor newsom attending the service he is hacking -- hugging second gentleman doug emhoff. state senator scott weiner, district attorney of san francisco rick jenkins, former oakland mayor libby schaff with her and nancy pelosi's family. a couple of dozen members of congress democrats and republicans. it shows who senator feinstein was she was known for her bipartisanship and she was able to work with both sides of the aisle. as for the service, it was such a beautiful setting. a blue day and blue skies. she chose-space she told her family her wishes after she passed was she didn't want to lie in state at the capitol rotunda. she wanted to lie in state here at san francisco city hall. she was the first woman elected to the san francisco ward of supervisors in 1969. she became the first woman mayor of san francisco. she served the city for 20 years before serving as u.s. senator for 30 years. mayor london breed, who presided over the service, was born and raised in san francisco she was born in the 70s and she said she looked up to feinstein said she was a little girl. >> as

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doug, who do you like for this election? >> donald trump. an an why? >> strong candidate.w. strong leadership. >> ainsley: what do you think is happening to him right now? >> it is bogus to clog up a news cycle and keep people distracted. >> he couldn't have said it better. >> steve: thank you, very much. behind us all morning long this guy has been patiently sitting eating all this stuff. as it turns out you have a reason why you are here, don't you? >> i do. my daughter, kate, works on the program. >> steve: come on over here. i said to your father, john, i said now, did she look at other opportunities? you said she had to get a job. >> immediately when you are on parole you have to get employment right away. >> steve: your dad just spilled the beans. sorry, kate. >> tom, how do you think this primary will shape up and who do you think will be the nominee? >> we know trump will probably be the nominee but i would like to see a little fight. i would like to see at least candidates go at it. on both sides. >> who are those for the republican side? >> i would think haley --

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doug has communication channels with homos have made it a major international play of an important us and a u. l. i a small states with a long history of mediation, as in past flareups during this time, immediately took on the role of negotiate uh, holding talks for the release of hostages held in gaza. cause i caught diplomatic ties with israel in 2009. but it is experienced a balancing relations with opposing players. for example, accounting both tear on and washington has friends. doha has hosted the political headquarters of homos for more than a decade. over the weekends, the political leader of the militant islam is group is smell honey. a met with the bronze foreign minister, enjoy ha, the casa is also widely regarded as a major financial back of a mouse through its funding of civil services in gaza. it says the financial support is full, humanitarian and political efforts to maintain stability and support cause and families. doha has tried to use monetary incentives to find diplomatic solutions in pos complex guitar. latest say their priority now is to de escalate, protect civ