money, politics, elizabeth mcdonald the -- elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit." the market now with 300 points at the end of the day at 26 points 67. again down 200 points. that's a loss of about one weeks worth of gains. don sellars hit the panic button over fears of even faster interest rate hikes and the federal reserve as the economy heats up in the 10 year treasury yield socket a seven-year high. this looks like a temporary spasm. another great earnings season is about to kick off. s&p 500 profit growth is expected to gallop ahead of the stunning 20% plus growth rate for the last three quarters. that's pretty unheard of. deirdre bolton on the new york stock exchange. what a day, what's going on? >> is so busy here as you know it. right across the screen you have the biggest losses in the stock market. you have to go out the way back to june to see levels. these kinds draw. one thing i will say in the last basically 20 minutes, you did have stocks start to pare some of those way, way deeper losses. you had markets clearly closing lower. no way to sugarcoat it

elizabeth: only churchgoing. got in a fight, never had anything bad happen and that's the standard for today. >> i do want that to be a standard. i want people of a pass. i got hit for minor in possession of alcohol in san diego when i was 20 and a half years old. elizabeth: that was naughty. >> it was andra champagne. i was so embarrassed. and then i went on to be a lawyer. i'm an american soldier's battalion commander. and i think i did a good job. at least my troops think so. should i be disqualified from everything because i had some antics of the college sophomore? elizabeth: that is the standard, the ice during thing. >> it's not really the standard. there is no standard and not the problem. he actually left the woman to drown in a car and he's an idol. >> you're talking about the moving the goalposts. >> i don't think there making the goalposts. they themselves believe it is just stupid, bluster against the wall. elizabeth: people are saying really? sarah sanders tweeting out democrats desperately attacked

elizabeth: wow!is a big catfight breaking on silicon valley could apple ceo tim cook, again, taking another shot at google and facebook. effectively saying that apple got to the $1 trillion market value by focusing on your privacy. even now, claiming that as china user data will be secure. away from the prying eyes of communist china per tim cook seeming to highlight how facebook is not about your privacy but it's about selling your user data to advertisers and google is not about privacy. it is about developing a censored search engine for communist china. who could also use that to track its own citizens. now, remember when tim cook took the shot at billionaire, mark zuckerberg earlier this year? watch. >> the truth is, we can make a ton of money if we monetized our customer. if our customer was our prod, we can make a ton of money. we elected not to do that. >> we care about the user experience. and we're not going to traffic in your personal life. i think it is an invasion of privacy. i think pri

i am elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: wow, the dow is really moving this morning on the news about the canada and mexico u.s. trade deal. and of the day nearly 200 points higher is that the church of the new quarter and start of the month. more new money just a second, the first major victory for the white house. president trump announcing a new trade deal in the rose garden press her. he dubbed it the united states mexico candidate deal appeared at the push to make the u.s. a manufacturing powerhouse again and guess what, the steel tariffs will stay in place to protect the industry. -- on his key campaign promises to improve trade deals. the deal is going to give a boost to the auto sector, to labor unions, to dispute resolution rules. it opens up access to various protected industries in canada. canadian prime minister justin trudeau also praising the new deal. even democrat senator chuck schumer have been a positive reaction from the same the president deserves praise f

elizabeth warren and donald trump both open that door. believe both of them should donate $1 million to the national indian women's resource center. both of them helped create the spectacle and both of them have an obligation to native women, i believe. amy: we're going to go to break and come back to this discussion. ,e are talking to gyasi ross author, lawyer, member of blackfeet nation, speaking to us from seattle, washington. tara houska, with honor the earth, jill way lawyer. speaking to ust from anchorage, alaska, of indian country today. back in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. we end today's show looking at the record number of native american women running for office in the midterm election. been a nativer american woman, congressmember. this year there are at least four indigenous women running for congress, three are running for governor come and 31 are running for seats in the state legislature. amy: still with us, mark traha

elizabeth: thank you, edward. let's bring back lieutenant colonel allen west, your take on the breaking news out of saudi arabia. >> well, in the military, we call that the blinding flash of the obvious. someone dose into the saudi consulate, he does not come out, and there's no body to be produced. obviously, he was killed there. but the important thing we have to understand, these 18 individuals, they were not just rogue actors. someone gave them an order to do this, and jamal khashoggi was a green cardholder, he was a legal resident of the united states of america. he was a journalist that worked for "the washington post". we have got to send a message to the i saudis and to everyone that we will not stand by while any nation assassinates a journalist that is a legal resident of the united states of america. this is just the beginning of a very, very dark episode. elizabeth: what is message then that the u.s. sends? >> i think message that we send is, you know, with this arms deal we need to look at taking it o

this is what elizabeth warren did. she said she was a woman of color. she's white. she was claiming to be a minority. she said she was a cherokee in the cookbook she wrote. she said her parents were oppressed because her mother was cherokee and all of a sudden the cherokee nation is like, no, you're not a member of tribe. sorry. it's coming unravelled and the people more excited about this than donald trump is joe sanders. she's cooked as a candidate and i watched it unfold yesterday because i had the sniffles an she came out and felt she scored at first and so did the media and they demanded donald trump payoff the million-dollar debt and now she's at war with the cherokee nation and the dna gamble may have backfired. remember the birth certificate with barack obama. imagine he gets it and it's not up to snuff. do you think he would have then put it out? she got the results and it's 1/1,000 and thought it would be a winning move and i'm astonish. >> the mention of the birth certificate is timely because it's the same move and he forced -- he forces her to take the

elizabeth warren can say she's very part native american.'s anything from 0.1% to 1.6% native american. yeah, like it could be that a native american sneezed on someone in her family at some point. but still, it's enough for her to shove in president trump's face, and she is shoving it. >> hello. >> hi, this is elizabeth warren. is dr. bustamante in, please? the president likes to call my mom a liar. what do the facts say? >> the facts suggest you absolutely have a native american ancestry in your pedigree. >> okay. >> trevor: okay. okay. okay. okay. ( laughter ) you know, one thing about staged videos is how everyone tries to act like it's not staged. she's, like, hello, news elizabeth warren, is this dr. -- you know he h's there! your camera crew is there! omigod! i can't believe you're here! even though we rehearsed it three times! usually this is the end. but with trump there's more. this time it's a certain pledge he made at a campaign rally last summer. >> let's say i'm debating pocahontas, right? i promise you i'll do the h, i will ta

elizabeth warren, what has happened today?e released her dna test and it sounds like she is announcing her presidential run? >> elizabeth warren, we always thought she was going to run, and she is listed as number one as the most likely nominee. >> we have a brand-new poll it turns out with actual numbers that tell us where democratic voters think she stands. >> let's take a look. right now liz warren is in the top four. not as high as joe biden, who is at 33%. she's down here at 8. she's clearly in the ball game in the eyes of democratic voters. >> this is two years away. does it mean anything? >> that's the great question. we are still two years away, and if you were to look historically at where the early polls were and who was leading in the early polls and whether or not they became the nominee, the early polls do a decent job. you will notice trump is not on the list, but we are still a year and a half out from the primaries, that's a good day in my mind. >> not a bad place to be leading the polls in my mind. >> joe bide

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he would say like how brave is elizabeth warren? >> highly brave to speak her truth from the hilltops on the twitter. >> perfect. kennedy: well said. jessica? >> elizabeth warren wants our president to pay a million dollars to charity even though her dna has backfired. explain why warren should instead be forced to donate the 1 billion funding the border wall? >> well she should be forced to donate the 1 billion for the border wall because she is a liar. kennedy: wow. >> she just made it up to get ahead. she would have never been a professor at harvard had she been honest about who she is and where she's from. >> yes. >> she's just a poor lady from oklahoma. >> [laughter] >> who i am thrilled that she's in the senate, and she's my colleague. i thought that was important when i say that later, but what she's done has made a mockery of all of the things that the left hold dear. she has committed cultural appropriation to the highest extent. >> i'm getting that. and she has distracted us from our very important work of confirming supre

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and with elizabeth warren it's all about 20 to.g the identity of one of the most victimized groups in america for her political gain. if you think that's a good message to send out, i'm all for it. >> the point there is that she used her native american status on a job application to the point where harvard law school said she was a person, a minority, the only woman minority at that time in the mid '90s. here's a cnn writer saying, quote, i'm native american. i have questions for you, senator warren. where have you been on all of these years on issues that plague or communities. why are you ignored us. i'm a democrat socialist, not a democrat or republican, nothing do with party politics. you haven't been around when it came to our problems for the community that you say you're a member of. >> well i think we also have to understand that we live in a country that goes by the one track rule. whether you have 100% heritage or one drop of african-american blood, you were considered african-american. i'm not trying to defend senator w

you wouldn't believe what hillary clinton and elizabeth warren are saying. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching. money, politics, we have the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i am elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. [♪] li ed lawrence is in d.c. reporter: he did talk about the missing journalist that everybody has been talking about, the missing journalist jamal khashoggi. the president saying he was briefed on the unconfirmed reports that the missing columnist was killed during an interrogation accidentally. the president is saying if saudi arabia is found to have anything to do with it, there will be sanctions. the saudis are saying if there were sanctions placed on this, they would retaliate. also a push for a prompt investigation into this, an open investigation. he also wants to get to the bottom of those reports about the missing journalists accidentally being killed during interrogations. president trump: so far it's a rumor report. we want to find out what happened. reporter: the fallout is continuing over this. th

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. >> elizabeth warren calls president trump's million dollars bluff. >> the president likes to call my mom a liar. >> then 22 days out, why the president wants a referendum on him. >> i'm president, you're not. >> parkland survivor emma gonzalez on her campaign to get young people to vote. >> we call b.s. that us kids don't know what we're talking about, that we're too young to understand. how the government works. >> "all in" starts right now. >> we call b.s. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. this morning the president of the united states floated a wild theory that so-called rogue killers could be the blame for the death of missing journalist jamal khashoggi. tonight there is new reporting, the kingdom of saudi arabia is considering changing its story and it's lining up with the president's suggestion to say that the death was a result of a kidnapping gone wrong. the washington post columnist was last seen two weeks ago walking into a saudi consulate in turkey and he has not been seen in public since. turkish officials have said they're confident khashoggi was murdered

if anybody is doing that, it is elizabeth warren. is the one who stole theirbo identity and leveraged their suffering to climb the greasy pole of our fake meritocracy. no high plains whiskey trader ever acted with more ruthless cynicism that she has. actual indians are disgusted by it. the cherokee nation this afternoon released a statement, they called warren's claims inappropriate and wrong. "it makes a mockery out of dna tests and its legitimate uses while also dishonoring legitimate tribal governments and their citizens." in other words, it is bad for indians. looks like that backfired. dna tests aren't really the point, and we should rememberat that. it doesn't matter if fake-ajawea is 1% indian or 90% indian, dna should never matter except to physicians treating illnesses. your bloodline should not dictate who you vote for, what job you get, where your kids go to school, whether you get promoted or anything else. a ruling class sends the opposite message. they believe in a racial spoil system. they tell you that you have your t

if you watch that video, there's footage of elizabeth warren calling dr.nte to get her results and magically warren's camera crew is also on the other end to capture dr. bustamante telling her what those results are. this was very carefully managed. and they also watched a website. they're launching a whole slue of facebook adds to push people to their new website. they just have a sort of multimedia slue of things that they're doing. >> i keep checking my twitter feed to see if the president has responded directly to this. my suspicion -- and you can talk to this -- is that she would love it if the president engaged further on this. >> that's the trick here. in this case so often trump is kind of using other people's weaknesses and she is reasserting herself and taking back that narrative. she clearly has concluded that she's winning a little bit when trump is talking about her and not one of the other 30 people who might run for the democratic nomination for president. and trump feels he's winning because he riles up his base with this. i am very eager.

in elizabeth warren.nd she thought it was so important to roll this out because the president of the united states really for the last two years has been calling her pocahontas. because there seems to be no discernible evidence that what she has claimed since 2012 publicly, that she was part american end i can't believe. and may have helped her secure a professorship at harvard. ainsley: it's generating presidential speculation. why is she talking about this now? can we please get through the midterm elections and not worry about 2020. brian: it means though that looking back to 2012. having people pouring through her background say diagnose she actually use this status to get her professorship or a job or an advantage over other people? ainsley: well, she had this twitter rant. it was pretty bizarre yesterday. more than 20 tweets at arrest count. this is one of the ones that she sent out yesterday. donald trump will keep insulting me. let him be busy registering voters, knocking on doors and making sure

my band has caught three hundred and kept them alive for elizabeth. these problems occur in rivers unknown the entire west african coastline. why are we re storing this animal that has to migrate to reproduce why don't we bring in some other prime the reproducers and precious water that will do the same job and the reason is that we really are dedicated to restoring biodiversity restoring indigenous species is the best thing to do. in the the poem my cycle hasn't been interrupted not even i want to fold will stop them from climbing up to fresh water off that they have bred in there with a mouth. even tiny do the nile's propel themselves upstream by hopping from rock pool to rock. under natural conditions this plan would migrate fifteen hundred kilometers of river it's range is fifteen hundred kilometers so it's actively travelling up and down the river all the time. we were really worried about the cost of air freight because the most expensive aspect of shipping fish is the weight of the water that you have to ship in. makes me kind of nervous becaus

jason, let's start with elizabeth warren. i think elizabeth warren and you go back to the harvard faculty where she is described as a premier minority hire at the harvard law school. if you're trying to pass herself off as a cherokee indian and you had to get a guy from 23 and me who is a paid advisor to that company, like, do this goofy hallmark video, like, you are part cherokee. the cherokee nation tonight says the following. "using a dna test to lay claim to any connection with the cherokee nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong. senator warren is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage." she was trying to play the victim card and she got exposed. >> i don't necessarily think she was trying to play the victim card. she was trying to say she had native american ancestry which is very different than saying you are native american. and i think now she has moved on from saying she's native american. she is saying she has native american ancestry. i have british

a lot of breaking news starting with senator elizabeth warren. she is going public with results of a dna test to prove her native american ancestry. she also released a video just today, raising even more questions about her intention to seek the democratic nomination in 2020. >> now the president likes to call my mom a liar. what do the facts say? >> the facts suggest that you absolutely have native american ancestry in your pedigree. >> also breaking this morning, diplomatic source tells cnn that saudi arabia has given permission to turkish authorities to search consulate in istanbul today, to find out what happened to journalist jamal khashoggi. president trump is promising to severely punish saudi arabia if they killed the journalist. he laid out overnight what is really a trump doctrine. he acknowledged russian leader putin probably assassinates and poisons his rooifivals, but the president downplayed it because it doesn't happen on u.s. soil. >> do you agree that vladimir putin is involved in assassinations, in poisoning? >> probably he is,

diehl said " honesty with elizabeth mora -- elizabeth warren seems to be not a word." is your issues -- your -- mr. diehl: i think the fact that ising been a former democrat an asset. anyone who was attacking me is on initiative with senator warren, one of the big things, she reviewed -- she released an interview. what yourre about native american heritage is or isn't. i think it is about integrity. one of the issues i found is that you had listed yourself and a national directory as native american, whether you felt or did not benefit from that, it seems that maybe that was an appropriate to list yourself, taking a minority higher position from someone else. being consistent there, and the other thing with consistency and integrity is making sure that when you are asking other people to maim -- to pay more in taxes, you have taken deductions on your own taxes, and in this case, accidentally incorrectly filing $50,000 worth of deductions for clothing and you want other people to pay more money per you want to pay less. i'm with you on that. i think integrity is a big p

here's elizabeth warren. he was crucified.> juan: i love that joke. i love where she said the president didn't know the difference between some one coming from india and native american indian. >> that's why it's funny, worked on several levels. >> jokes are funnier when you have to explain them. >> juan: i find it so intriguing that republicans have such an intense response to elizabeth warren. i guess she must be a threat. >> but what jesse is pointing out, this is a really important moment, they're already looking way parent the mid terms rj the liberal media is attacking elizabeth warren and hillary clinton. are these titans of literacy actually mysogynists? >> juan: hmm. you mean the "new york times" for writing an editorial saying hillary clinton pipe down? >> a big fat distraction? >> juan: she is a distraction. nobody is saying she's not a key voice for democrats, and in fact for all of americans. i think she is a critical voice. the question is, if you're talking 2020, do you really want her to run again. i don't see

elizabeth: a much smaller company. if you think about food delivery in the same breath as cars and some of the driverless technology happening there, it will go into a crowded market. we are talking about the first half of 2019 which is the same timeline we are seeing from lyft . whenever it comes and however big they will be, they will go into a crowded market. elizabeth and selina wang, think about. a lawsuit accuses facebook of hiding inflated at nectar. one company claims the company knew about this letting -- misleading advertisers and lied about it. facebook says the lawsuit is without merit. --ll ahead, if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ emily: with increasing concerns about data privacy, apple is taking another step towards transparency. the tech giant will allow users to download a copy of all the data they have stored with the company from a single portal. apple has previously roll

elizabeth warren calls donald trump a bully.he tends to stand right back up to him when he criticizes her, she uses twitter as prolifically as he does. so she's the kind of candidate perhaps that can do that, but not everybody agrees that's the right approach. >> kimberly and steve have agreed to stay with us. coming up, when we continue, the president's somewhat puzzling thoughts on climate change, on not liking the media, and making sure we're clear on his job title. >> hey, it's okay. lesley, it's okay. in the meantime, i'm president and you're not. and you're not i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my

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up next, senator elizabeth warren preuss president trump right. with one disastrous dna tests. >> elizabeth warren, i hope she runs. we can finally get down to the fact as to whether or not she has indian blood. i've got more indian blood in me than pocahontas. they said to her, why do you say your opinion heritage? i have high cheap votes, too. maybe i'm an indian and i'm going to do very well. lou: well, we'll have more of the senators high cheap guns. the correlation in the senators very specific cherokee heritage or lack thereof. we are going to tell you the land bridge between here and south america works into this as well as an ancient land bridge and it's very complicated. we'll have a lot sorted out. ed collins, michael goodwin. stay with us. we will be right hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram.

it's pocahontas elizabeth warren. pocahontas is not happy. she is not happy. she's the worst. >> pocahontas. is that what you said. elizabeth warren? >> now senator warren is hoping her results will put the argument to rest. back with us, julie hirschfield davis and david. what do you make of the timing of her release of this dna test. >> make no bones about it, the race for the nomination has begun. that is what this is about. this is elizabeth warren who uls is on the ballot for reelection in the state of massachusetts is indeed trying to clear the decks of one of her big vulnerabilities and doing it by trying to go on offense. this five-minute produced video that goes out with this. the dna test results themselves. she knows that one of the most identifying characteristics about her is the president's attack on her. this is a real effort to try to push back. i don't think it will put it to rest, are inially in terms of the president giving up and going after her, but i think this is a real attempt before the presidential race to clear the decks on this issu

elizabeth warren calls donald trump a bully. she tends to stand right back up to him when he criticizes her, she uses twitter as prolifically as he does. so she's the kind of candidate that can do that. but not everybody agrees that's the right approach. >> kimberly and steve have agreed to stay with us. coming up, when we continue, the president's somewhat puzzling thoughts on climate change, on not liking the media, and making sure we're clear on his job title. >> hey, it's okay. leslie, it's okay. i'm president, and you're not. that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents

elizabeth, the timing of this.of people are going to question, the president just said he didn't care. he just commented on it again. let's take a listen to that. i guess we didn't hear that sound bite as we expected to hear it. i was waiting for it. so why today? why now? >> look, i think what lauren's likely trying to do here is answer a lot of the lingering questions that have been out there about her candidacy before she does her hard look at what she's going to run for president. i kind of think she's been trying to get a lot of this stuff out of the way before the midterms are over. before her own reelection is over so she can move on to a different phase. this isn't something she wants to be talking about. i think she wants it out there. she's done it. she wants to settle the question and be able to move on. in doing so she's showing a different approach than hillary clinton took when similar types of persistent issues came up about her. the clinton approach is to really hunker down and warren, we'll see how

i think elizabeth warren is a fight he is relishing, one that he wants. >> elizabeth warren respond edtter to his not remembering he owes her $1. having memory problems? should we call a doctor? you're the least popular president in history. 22 days, tick tock, tick tock. >> one of the favorite things thar said that are said by the president's allies. >> i do want to come back to that, because i think the conventional consultant strategist answer would be don't take the bait because you're turning the -- you're allowing him to turn into this into wher you're trying to prove -- you're letting him put your credibility on trial. if you look at what she's done with her political communication in the wake of this kavanaugh vote where she's basically said i'm angry, we women have a right to be angry, we're going to channel our anger and use your anger, there's a way in which that rhymes with this. she's saying i'm not going to do the safe strategy that a consultant would. yeah, i get that analysis that used to work in politics, but this guy you've got to do different things. this is a way of

with me is elizabeth gains --elizabeth anne. we were talking in the brink about the mood.t feels like there has been a shift. more investment despite everything going on with the trade war. elizabeth: with china we are seeing strong demand and record highs. sector, that is on the back of his jump in steel production in china. we are feeling buoyant. our project is another indication of confidence. >> we are starting to see the seeingf iron ore, it is some love, we have been focusing on the higher grade because of the environmental curve. elizabeth: what we saw in increase of12.5% our price to $45. there was a 12.5% increase where 2%.index increased only by that demonstrates strong demand for our products. there is always a debate about -- what happened in china is structural in nature. seeing steel mill profitability is the key driver in all products, and we are seeing improvement. >> was this seasonal, frontloading before the environmental curve six in, do you think the price is sustainable? bezabeth: that will interesting to see. we do not know what will happen in the ne

native american slamming elizabeth warren over dna tests. new developments and made's panel ways in too. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with kristin fisher, the latest on us efforts to get answers of what happened to jamaal khashoggi was a partisan group saying it is time to act. >> donald from gave an interview to the associated press where he said he hopes the saudi's investigation is concluded in less then a week. until then and other investigations are complete donald trump is continuing to refuse to take sides. he compared the rush to condemn the saudi's to this missing most likely murdered journalist to the sexual assault accusations against brett cavanagh saying, quote, here we go again with guilty until proven innocent. we just went through that with brett cavanagh and he was innocent as far as i am concerned. we have to find out what happened. mike pompeo is in saudi arabia with the crown prince, describing the conversation is direct and candid, i am for size the importance of conducting a thorough, transparent and timely in

elizabeth: we are talking about of the third of the company.e can be looking at valuations toward 90 billion. if you look at alibaba and 2014, that was the last big sale of the size and that was 25. caroline: what do you make of the fact that today of all days is where we hear the banks being named after a turbulent week. bob: it is very interesting. i'm sure this is in the works for some time and it may just be coincidental in terms of the timing, but when we think about why this one is so important, this is going to be about 5g and japan. you don't think of those things but japan is eager to reestablish themselves globally as the major player. masayoshi son is the favorite son in japan. there's a lot of interest in seeing what he can do. this telecom development will be the launch of 5g. there is a lot of focus on making that not just faster smartphones, that enabling completely new type of capabilities like broadcasting over 5g. that ties into the 2020 olympic story. i think softbank has concerns that we have to think about from the investme

even the cherokee nation denounced elizabeth warren and the media weren't impressed either. >> is notne-tenth, not 100, 11,024th does not let you say you're a cherokee. >> i don't think it does that for her. i don't think the standard of what was found and there is going to be satisfying to peopl people. >> she is 11,000th -- i think i might be just as native american as she is. >> tucker: some of the press to defend hurt they can to help themselves but their case hardly help the democratic party because it was just too crazy. "the new york times" informed us that anyone who questioned her story of ethnic appropriation of indian culture, is you guessed it, of course, a racist. >> in terms of the attack on the warrant, i believe that was about white anxiety, it speaks to donald trump space about who is white in america. >> tucker: keep attacking people for their skin color maybe that will work just like it did in 2016. two democrats, that still seems like a good idea along with other potions notions that ordy voters find repugnant and scary. abolishing ice border controls eliminating t

to have such an air pipe elizabeth warren because the president spooks them. wouldn't have released those dna results. >> shannon: we have to leave it there. those two will not let it die, it lives on. richard, morgan, thank you all. indiana, the supreme court to rule on the constitutionality of the state's ban on abortions that are based on gender, race or disability. with the do justice on the benc bench, more detail over abortion rights and will the kavanaugh vote to be factor? when we come back. ♪ what?! he's gonna slap some clips in your hair, give you a bob and then he's gonna move to boca raton. but you're gonna look amazing. ok. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes by america's largest mortgage lender. honey the local game store wants to sponsor you. i want to sponsor you. ♪ yes. honey travis scott

pocahontas, elizabeth warren. pocahontas. pocahontas.n, sometimes referred to, affectionately, of course, as pocahontas. >> stephen: see? it may be racist, but it's affectionate. because trump has a great affection for racism. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) well, guess what?! >> jon: lay it open on the line. >> stephen: guess what? elizabeth warren is pushing back by rolling out of something she calls a "fact squad." you know you're a democratic harvard professor when that's the toughest name you can think of. was "dork brigade" taken? ( laughter ) today, the fact squad released this video: >> in the senator's genome, we did find five segments of native american ancestry with very high confidence where we believe the error rate is less than 1 in 1000. >> the president likes to call my mom a liar. what do the facts say? >> the facts suggest that you absolutely have a native american ancestor in your pedigree. >> stephen: you heard them right. this test accurately reveals with a high confidence... that elizabeth warren is running for

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elizabeth: a much smaller company. sort of semi-connected, if you think about food delivery in the cars anddth of his technology happening there, but it will go into a crowded market. we are talking about the first half of 2019 here, which is the same timeline we are seeing for yft that we are expecting in april. it will be a crowded market. emily: elizabeth and selina wang, we will be charging it. thank you both. a lawsuit accuses facebook of hiding inflated ad metrics. it misled claim that advertisers about the average time users spent doing video clips and then lied about it. facebook says the lawsuit is without merit. still ahead, credit co-founder alexis ohanian here with a company he's backing with the hope it can change the way your data is shared and stored. you don't want to miss it. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: with increasing concerns about data privacy, apple is taking another step