is there any chance we might see an elizabeth warren/sherrod brown ticket in 2020? >> there's no chance of that, but thank you for asking. >> okay. >> she was in cleveland last night. two nights ago. thank you. >> senator sherrod brown, thank you so much for joining me this morning. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> and two former presidents this week publicly criticizing president trump, but now as we were talking about, another trump predecessor is coming to his defense. jimmy carter unplugged, next. >>> plus, president trump says he's ready to release the secret document s so many people have been waiting to see. what's in the jfk assassination files, next. our recent online sales success seems a little... strange?nk na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online,

maybe you have a problem with the messenger in elizabeth warren, but the message -- don't you think some of that is justified? >> pete's point as he has made is because warren buffett is a better person to analyze that company than elizabeth warren is, and he's got skin in the game elizabeth warren does not. so as i said, when i bought this thing, scott, as you recall, when they announced that whatever it was, september or whatever of last year, whenever all that came to light and the stock slammed down to 44, i said i'm buying it here aggressively, the reason i did that was that that was priced in, at least in my opinion now, it's proved out somewhat because the stock is like pete said 55 now. but when you're looking at the discount that steph addressed, which is very accurate, flat on the year versus would i rather have had jpmorgan for the year, absolutely so, in other words, that compression that you're talking about, the business segments that have been lost or are vastly underperforming there, that's why the stock is priced like it is right now in other words, i see upside from the

i hope you saw that bravura performance by senator elizabeth warren.s fargo guy a very hard time, pretty good performance. >> let's put the accent on the word performance. full disclosure, i am a happy customer of wells fargo and have been for 30 years. and predecessor banks in austin. a bad thing happened at wells fargo but for elizabeth warren to say we ought to wipe out the board and the federal government got to dictate who is the president of the company and you are responsible because you were there, let's take the same logic, elizabeth warren is a member of the united states senate, a member of the democratic caucus, one of her caucus members, senator menendez of new jersey, is under indictment and sitting in a trial court in new jersey over charges involving bribery and malfeasance. elizabeth warren by the same logic is responsible for him because they are a member of the caucus, she sponsored legislation with and signed letters with the last couple days while he is sitting in the courtroom in new jersey. should we say senator menendez was guil

senator elizabeth warren has a lot to say about that and she joins me next. sometimes the best time is time you make for yourself. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with active naturals® oat. locks in moisture to improve skin wellness in just one day. aveeno® naturally beautiful results® >>> this bill is a giant wet kiss to wall street. bank lobbyists are crawling all over this place. begging congress to vote and make it easier for them to cheat their customers. >> senator elizabeth warren last night just moments before a vote in which senate republicans stripped consumers of the right to join class action suits against banks and financial institutions. every democratic senator voted against the bill and four retaining this important consumer protection. as the two republicans, senator john kennedy of louisiana and senator lindsey graham of south carolina, senator graham opposed the bill because he wanted to protect military families from predatory banking practices. joining me now, senator elizabeth warren in massachusetts, the ranking member of the subcommi

there's a great article that came out about a year ago elizabeth warren is your girlfriend in canada. [laughter] it's easy if -- >> looking to the future, i hope it's someone a little bit older than me that gets to be the first president, i hope it's not as long as you seem to think that it will be but is there a way over that hump to be the hypothetical powerful one to the woman that could actually get that power? [laughter] >> maybe they will want to answer this because i am very bad at foreseeing what's possible and what's not and it's harder than ever before because we are so unhinged and off the rails. wonderful questions like yours i don't know how to think about it. it would have to start happening for me to figure out a whether or not she's going to make it over or be able to walk the tightrope. i don't think elizabeth warren would be able to do it. >> if i could just jump in here before barack obama ran for president i don't think there were too many people that said america is ready for a black president especially one who was as young as he was and didn't have a huge parcel

. >>> plus senator elizabeth warren on the republican vote to gut consumer protections. >> i'm really glad to see someone like jeff flake speak up, but what really matters are not words, it's the actions. >> and in the age of weinstein, o'reilly, and trump, an exclusive interview with jane fonda and gloria stein m when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. as the white house and allies furiously spend counternarratives about the russia scandal, wikileaks confirmed today that what was previously just conjecture. the trump campaign itself was soliciting stolen clinton e-mails. in the last few days, the president and associates and conservative media and on capitol hill have finally found what they say is the real russia story. evidence, according to them, that democrats and not the president are up to no good. they seized on a semiobscure seven-year-old uranium deal with russia that was approved by nine different agencies of the federal government and the revelation that the clinton campaign paid for research that eventually resulted in the infamous

elizabeth warren, zero times. they tweeted about russia over 30 times, sanders and warren. and to approximate cnn's own coverage, your obsession with russia, i know the high-horse calvary loves to run in and talk about it after the tragedies, but let's have a conversation. the more information we can get the better. i am tired, so i apologize in advance, a lot of this doesn't wash. >> what is that? >> all you need to know is it's legal. that's all you need to know about it. of course it was the obama administration. don't cheapen what happened in las vegas. >> don't go there to get the sound bite. >> i will go there and here's why. when a pan caman came out with 16-year-old daughter who lost his wife, and he wants to know the same -- >> i said let's have the conversation. >> the president said not now. it never happens. you make the point yourself, you say they don't talk about it except when these happen. that's right. when it happens there's focus, and when you say we don't want to talk about it now -- >> i didn't say that. i didn't say that. the president was focused on

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that's what will make this market work again. >> senator elizabeth warren taking reporter questions, including a few from our own aditi roy outside that senate banking hearing where they have been listening to testimony and q&a from the former ceo of equifax on the hack. warren, guys, going after everyone from the executives saying they should claw back their bonuses to the fact they are making money still off of this people sign up for that free credit monitoring service. if they renew after a year, equifax makes money. also going after the entire industry which she called misunderstand mentally broken and ways to address that. >> the key to try to help conss >> her effort to enlarge this beyond the one situation with equifax and it reminds me of the pharmacy benefits manager. myelin, why is the business model the way that it is that could be the ongoing story when it comes to the credit reporting agency. >> an indictment of the entire market, she said i love markets, they are terrific but in this case it doesn't work you need to decide where the consumer gets to decide how their da

yeah i love elizabeth warren left him all her love what a bad ass. i would i don't personally feel like i would get into politics know what i love comedy you know i mean i'm like i don't know you the same thing yeah it is kind of someone who says mazie hirono session is that funny he's a lefroy yet he's he's hilarious he's hilarious and you want to get married. i don't know if you have a boyfriend no second time you asked me larry i know larry and you're very sensual and she got it. and she is wow larry if that embarrasses well you got yours you got yeah it's the no it's not embarrassing it's delicious larry marries a mad scientist and runs all of it leave the central one here alone. jason ruvo you know him are there any story lines you want to do but we're too out there for the networks the joy of the self censor. and i think there's been a storyline yet that we have abandoned and comedy central is usually really. excited about what we come up with there was one story line that was so bizarre that there was like an incest thing. that was. in season

elizabeth warren was on the show frequently and she would, i knew from her that about half of all bankruptcies in this country at that time were tied to a healthcare crisis, a medical crisis and but as i went around minnesota, you go into any cafe or a vfw hall and you see a flyer up for a family that are going bankrupt, someone was having a pig roast for a family to raise money for a family that had gone bankrupt because someone got sick and then it started becoming personal to me because it was personal to the people of minnesota. - right. - so that's why right now, as we're taping this, this is what the achievements of the affordable care act, which is, by no means, perfect are really threatened by this latest iteration-- - latest iteration of the bill. - of trumpcare and so this is a really fraught time-- - yeah, and years later, this was still an issue. i mean this is the issue you wanted to get resolved-- - well, yeah-- - and here we go. - again, the affordable care act isn't perfect but i write in the book about t.r. reid wrote a book about our healthcare system, and norm coleman during

amy: can you explain exactly what elizabeth warren is saying? also, the fact that this rule had just gone into effect a few weeks ago that they have now just gotten rid of. >> i think that is really appalling. we have these rights restored after decades of this point of banks and lenders doing this to cover-up their misconduct and to stop us from being able to get our money back when they rip us off, and now they've taken it away again. it feels like health care all over again, except this time it actually passed. i think what senator warren is saying, class-action lawsuits, especially in the financial context, are essential for holding these banks accountable. as is always wells fargo, they open up millions of fake accounts. if those consumers who were harmed cannot join together in one lawsuit, it just means that wells fargo doesn't have to pay any of that money back and never has to pay for those crimes. you explain what forced arbitration is and how it constrains people who want to hold financial institutions to account? with as a secret pro

have you people like elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, hillary clinton, they either have tweeted to one times this year about guns. this calendar year they have tweeted about russia dozens of times. they have tweeted about this president imunusua imimnumerous measurable times. the cavalry on the high horses need to act. we need to have thoughtful conversations in this country. steve: the president, your boss, our commander-in-chief 39 minutes ago tweeted out why isn't the senate intel committee looking into the fake news networks in our country to see why so. much of our news is just made up? fake. and i think what he is referring to is just, you know, if he is talking about the senate intel, is he referring to the fact that guys who run that committee over on the senate side had a press conference yesterday talking about the russia collusion investigation and things like that which, you know, gets a lot of air time but, you know, what we heard from them yesterday is we really haven't found anything. >> there is a great frustration that the message the issues, policies being resolved ou

of socialism and a lot of and if not the ingredients of obama, certainly the ingredients of elizabeth warren, bernie sanders. >> host: very quickly, definitions of fascism, socialism, marxism, and how close are the political philosophies? >> guest: socialism refers to the workers owning the means of the production. later, , communism talked about the state owning the means of production. fascism is very similar. fascism simply means that the states, , walnut owning the meas of production, directs them. so states directed capitalism, that's fascism. modern progressivism is more like fascism than is like socialism because if you think about it, it's look at obamacare. obamacare, , does the government on the hospitals? no. does it own, doesn't pay the doctors directly? no, they are private companies that do that by the government controls them. so modern progressivism being state directed capitalism is closer to fascism than socialism. >> host: you spent quite a lot of time with mussolini in the book. why? >> guest: he was a founder of fascism. many people link it with hitler but have never cal

elizabeth warren talked about his tenure.ay you have made changes for 30 years, but you enable this scam, got rich off of it, and tried to cover it up. you we re of it, and tried to cover it up. you were incompetent and implicit and should be fired. he was the chief financial officer at wells fargo at the height of the accounts fraud scandal in which millions of fake accou nts scandal in which millions of fake accounts were opened without the permission of customers. he would speak to investors on a regular basis as ceo. on those calls, you aggressively promoted wells fargo's ability to open up new accounts, did you not? i did not. these are the transcripts from the earnings calls you participated in, and in these, no one, not evenjohn, the ceo at the time, bragged more about wells fargo's ability to open new accounts. in the face of harsh criticism, he defended his tenure. accounts. in the face of harsh criticism, he defended his tenurelj have not been perfect and made mistakes, but having the knowledge of the company and ab

elizabeth warren and kamala harris.y threw their hats in the:ring, they would need a high pain threshold because it's a higher standard for women. what does crying sexism do for hillary clinton and what does it do for us as a grieving nation? >> if i'm a democrat i have to be wondering why does hillary clinton keep reef litigating the 2016 campaigns over and over in the news. i get for a lot of democrats it's an emotional thing. they believe the he liks election was invalid and the only way she could have lost is she lost because people were sexist. it temperatures frustrating to me base want to see more women in politics. and i believe sexism is a real thing. but this message of you are a victim and you are never going to be able to succeed. is she the best person to be giving advice to people? >> she is like the friend that's been divorced four times that's telling you how to handle your marriage. she is packing up her stuff and moving to a third apartment. hillary has been throanl out of the bar and is still pleading

lawmakers like senator elizabeth warren had a blistering assessment of his tenure at the bank.ave been making changes at wells fargo ‘s fourth 30 years but you enabled this fa ke accou nts fourth 30 years but you enabled this fake accounts scam, you got rich from it and then he tried to cover it up. at best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit and either way you should be fired. mr sloan was the chief financial officer at wells fargo at the height officer at wells fargo at the height of the accounts scandal in which millions of fake accounts were opened without customer's commission. as cfo he would speak to investors on a regular basis. on those calls you aggressively promoted wells fargo's ability to open new accounts, didn't you? no, i did not. you didn't? well, here are the transcript from all of the investor earnings calls that you participated in and on these calls, no—one, not even the ceo at the time brand more about wells fargo's ability and commitment to open new accou nts ability and commitment to open new accounts for existing customers. ability and com

coming up, senator elizabeth warren pushing hard to keep the pressure on big banks. we will take a deep dive into those efforts next. ♪ >> welcome back, this is bloomberg markets: balance of power. david: let's check on the first word news. mark: thank you. paul ryan says the $4 trillion budget that narrowly passed the house today was a victory for americans. the vote gave a significant boost to president trump's plan to cut taxes. this budget we passed in the house brings us one step closer to historic tax reform. that means more jobs, there were taxes, bigger -- there taxes for americans. -- to increase the federal deficit by up to $1.5 trillion over 10 years without concerns of potential blocks by democrats. secretary of state rex tillerson says washington sees no future for president bashar al-assad in syria's government, insisting the reign of the assad family is coming to an end. tillerson made the comments today after what he called a fruitful discussion with the u.n. syrian envoy in geneva. peace talks are expected to resume in the coming weeks. an explosion

. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren has a bill that would let consumers turn their credit data on and off. >> you ought to be able to do that for pre. you ought to be able to do it at any of the reporting companies and you ought to be able to do it forever. >> reporter: warren is focussed on helping consumers protect themselves but both democrats and republicans want the government to pressure companies like equifax to change the way they do business. ali roggin, abc news, the capitol. >>> a republican house member says he won't seek reelection after revelations of an extramarital afafrfair. he's part of the pro-life caucus but apparently urged his mistress to get an abortion when he thought she was pregnant. >>> shoppers at walmart may have been funding north korea without realizing it. >> they process seafood that often ends up in american stores. a walmart spokesperson says it has banned suppliers from getting seafood from those plants. >>> and the european union has ordered amazon to pay $295 million in back taxes, claiming that the online retailer had an illegal tax deal in l

elizabeth warren promising to follow the money when she questions former equifax ceo rick smith in a hearing this morn >>> and pepsi shares are sinking. the beverage and snack giant beats earning but has a lower outlook. >>> the dow, the s&p and the russell coming off record highs. the financial sector posted its highest in ten years with watches on to see how resilient the market can be. >> i think what we're seeing is a recognition that the economy is better so instead of paying low multiples for, what? >> nothing, sorry, go ahead. >> my pepsi notes. instead of paying low multiples for companies let's start with the banks. we are going to give the banks a multiple that looks like a stock. do you know how long it's been since -- i used to speak with brian moynihan, he does a great job and i would say okay let's say you can make two bucks, what price-to-earnings multiple can you put on it? it was not the kind of relevant discussion you would have. now they get to two bucks maybe we should put a 15 multiple with the average stock. >> 15 multiple what are you thinking? >> the average s

i want to pull up some of the response from democrats, most notably from senator elizabeth warren, a democrat from massachusetts and potential 2020 contender. she tweeted out earlier "i am heartsick for people in nevada and across the country who woke up to this news and are worried their family and friends are ok. thoughts and prayers are not enough. not when more moms and dads will bury kids this week and more sons and daughters will grow up without parents." since the senator tweeted that, the death toll has risen to 58 and more than 500 people are wounded. is going to spark another round of debate when it comes to u.s. gun laws. really this congress wants to tighten gun control legislation. what are we expecting on this front? >> the truth is i would not expect congress to do much or shift course on the issue of gun control. i was here in 2013 after the new 2012, aam sorry late classroom full of dead children did not prompt congress to do anything about this issue. runhave the people who congress now, who believe strongly in the second amendment and are not interested in new gun

senator elizabeth warren handing over five ground to a non-profit. senate minority leader leader chuck assumer is donating over $16,000 he got from weinstein to charity. the dnc is donating $30,000 to charity. that is only 16% what they received in total from weinstein democrats who benefited from weinstein's deep pockets, came out one by one trying to get rid of money he gave them. president barack obama, hillary clinton completely silent on this so far which is interesting because they both cashed five figure checks from weinstein. so far, trish. neil: that are wallets have remained closed. trish: seems to me, that if you're a feminist and you care about women, you don't like the idea that this guy was doing what he was doing. by the way, he admitted to it, right? in his statement to the "new york times," saying he was sort of a dinosaur, he didn't use the words, lisa bloom used those words and raised in the '60s and '70s when times were different. good this came to light. it is unacceptable. no woman should have to deal with any of that. i'm reall

. >> top democratic investigators white house contender elizabeth warren already lshd amouseed they wouldoney whinestein gave them for charity. >> getting rid of it and offer their books will be something interest a bill standpoint will be speciality to them. >> last night typed director and democratic dope or skeeven spiel the couldn't versusy. >> i have all kind his report f age in 0s and 70s when the culture and workplace was different. in a same he said "i have since learned it's not an excuse in the office or out of it to anyone. and today the democratic national committee says it condemns all forms of sul hull ars asment. whine scene to women's charities. fok? he used 50 year old ac acceptbility case. unbelievable. >> trying weet outside. it wants to promote legitimate news sources at the top of search results to counter tlaet thread of neighboring news they became prominent after the las vegas shooting you have seen the grorms paced they're from totally usa meals.com. good luke keeping that you youtube. >> you have to think most of the president's adds visors get you to treat less

. >> elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren. >> mike warner. >> joe biden. >> michelle obama. >> michelle the same thing. >> i'll tell you who else, joe kennedy. chris murphy. >> hillary could beat him. i really think that anybody other than a serial killer could beat donald trump right now. >> well, it didn't work the last time around. many of the people you just saw were quick to note they didn't think joe biden or michelle obama will actually run leaving the question, who could that would get any kind of excitement from democratic voters. i want to talk about this a little bit. kick it around the table. this seems to be, we spent so much time talking about republicans, their problems, their civil war, their divisions. democrats are struggling to get it together in the background. >> one thing i like to ask senate and house democrats is who is the leader of the democratic party. >> good question. >> more often than not, they look at me and say, i don't really know who the leader of the democratic party is right now. that's the problem with the democrats. one, are they just going to run

you might have elizabeth warren might attack facebook and twitter, and what's kamala harris going tothis situation? >> somebody that has them as a constituency is the point you're making. >> or nancy pelosi with tim ryan. there's all sorts of interesting factions within the democratic party. if i were elizabeth warren, i would certainly be going after these things and scoring points on the left with the russia stuff and a lot of people who are naturally skeptical of these tech companies. >> thank you so much for taking the time late on a sunday night to be with us. i really appreciate it. >>> 1,277 days. that was the last time that people in flint, michigan, had clean tap water. can you imagine going 1,200 days without being able to drink water out of your faucet? all this time later the water crisis continues. flint mayor karen weaver sharply criticized the president and then got an invitation to meet with white house officials. she joins me live next as we continue our series on stories that have gone uncovered. "kasie dc" is back in just a moment. most american homeowners would be

i mean, just in the last couple days, we have seen reports from senator cory booker, elizabeth warrenaid that they will give back money that weinstein has given to their campaigns in the past. and this is just something that everyone at least on the democratic side is definitely starting to -- and trying to distance themselves from weinstein and his actions. >> and catherine, the president has also weighed in on the controversy. he did that on saturday. i want to play a little bit of that and then get your perspective. >> i've known harvey weinstein for a long time. i'm not at all surprised to see it. >> not at all surprised to see it. and we understand which president is speaking here because of his involvement. and remember on that bus the microphone that picked up his comments after that "access hollywood" tape. yet republicans have been very critical here of weinstein. but somewhat silent and very silent when it came to president trump for the most part during the election. >> well, certainly republicans see this moment as a chance to target some democrats. and they have been very

a lot of this conversation whether it's elizabeth warren, whether its gretchen carlson.it is a reaction to the president trump. in spite of all the knowledge of all those allegations against trump he was still elected. whether it's democratic senator whether it's women speaking out on twitter or facebook. they feel empower today talk about this in light of the trump presidency in some ways. >> great conversation, brian. thank you so much. and coming up on this sunday the president pushed for it to be written, praised and abruptly said he was against it. the latest on the fight over a bipartisan health care bill. we'll be right back. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies, and data without insights. and fragmented care, stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. at optum, we're partnering across the health system to tackle its biggest challenges. my bladder leakage was making me feel like i couldn't spend time with my gra

. >>> senator elizabeth warren told the ceo of wells fargo he should be fired. senator warren said she didn't think he was the one for the job. >> this is about personal responsibility. wells fargo cheated millions of people for years. the federal reserve should remove all of the current board members who served during the fake account scam. and mr. sloan, you say you've been making changes at wells fargo for 30 years? but you enabled this fake account scam, you got rich off it, and then you tried to cover it up. at best, you are incompetent. at worst, you were complicit. and either way, you should be fired. >> in response, sloan said the board has taken strong action in terms of executive accountability and that his vision as ceo is the right one for the bank. >> i'm not afraid to make hard decisions when it's needed. and i have the support of 270,000 people. that why i think i'm the right person. >> sloan said the company has corrected its missteps and says wells fargo is a better bank >>> and in fact, wells fargo's biggest shareholder still believes in the ceo

democratic party of which you are today, one of the leading voices and leading faces, you and elizabeth warren represent the heart of the democratic party, and that democratic party is captive to the special interests in washington, to the billionaires, and they give massive amounts -- >> and the koch brothers are just low-wage workers who are struggling to feed their families with their $95 billion in personal wealth. >> bernie, by the way, let's be clear. most of the billionaires on the republican side were not with me on this race. listen, you and i have agreed on one thing for a long time, which is washington is corrupt. but let me ask you something. if washington is corrupt f both parties are in on fafrg giant corporations and big labor and all the people with power, where bernie and i disagrees disagree is the solution. if washington is corrupt why would you want to give more power to washington. under all these high taxes and regulations, the working class, the young, women are doing worse and you're saying keep on with the policies that aren't working. >> not quite. >> make them worse.

trish: look, i agree with you, but i do think, some members of the left and elizabeth warren -- >> elizabethh: win ben stein's money? it is that the government will take ben stein's money. they will redistribute it to whoever they think needs it the most as opposed to encouraging you to get out there to earn as much as you can. that is >> they're going to redistribute to the people that they think are most likely to vote democrat. they're not going to distribute it to the people -- they'll redistribute it to the people who are almost most certain to vote democrat. the government under obama and mr. clinton hard work successful and giving it to people who are envious and jealous and wanting to vote democrat. i hate to say this because this too broad and generalization, so i'll just say. but the democrat party is a party of envy and jealouscy and the tax policy of the people played right into that. liz: so what has been remarkable, really, is that donald trump has tapped into something. here you get the wealthiest guy who has ever run for office. >> he's the billionaire archie bunker from quee

elizabeth warren grilled richard smith on capitol hill today.th testified before the senate banking committee. the breach stole the personal dater -- personal data of millions of americans compromised. they may actually benefit from the breach. >> from the second that equifax announced this massive data breach, equifax has been making money off of consumers who purchased credit monitoring through this. >> unless congress gets really serious about holding major institutions accountable, warren says nothing will change. discussions according to two people with knowledge of the matter saying the potential would boosts focus on retail investors. the world's largest asset manager will be investing in technology in part to diversify revenue. capital preferences gather data investors needs. texaco is betting bigger on e-commerce. more companies make adjustments following amazon's deal with whole foods. a movement with 200 employees to boost growth salesould push e-commerce to $1 billion. it raised its forecast for the year. bloomberg business flash. >>

here's what elizabeth warren said happened when she was a law professor and was asked to come to a colleague's office. >> and he slammed the door and lunged for me. it was like a bad cartoon. he's chasing me around the desk trying to get his hands-on mement i kept saying, you don't want to do this. i have little children at home. >> meet the press asked every female member of the senate if they would share their stories. they might have of sexual harassment. four senators, all democrats said yes and told them about their experiences. you can find more of that online. >>> it is monday. so what does that mean? the voice is back, of course, tonight right here on nbc. >> georgia ♪ the whole day through ♪ >> you can listen to these contestants sing forever. such beautiful voices this season right here with brandon brown singing away. brown decided to go with team adam during the blind auditions. had three coaches to choose from. be sure to tune in to tonight's episode at 8:00 p.m. we have to show local support. on tomorrow's episode we see this is after the teacher, brandon shells was eliminated la

i am begging them nominate elizabeth warren a false populist believes in growing government notnd. >> hillary -- that was hillary's problem. >> hillary showing as much empathy to harvey weinstein victims as she did to her husband's victim means known. >> deplorable i guess. >> basket of deplorables working class people the best i came from working class the best in this society. >> deplorable. >> i am deplorable -- >> for me. >> laura good to see you good luck on the show! >> thank you, come on get up early. >> week nights fox news channel starts october 30, 10 pm eastern must-see. >> we take a break steering toward infuriate stuart varney weighs in on general motors opposition, buzz around honeywell massive conglomerate into two stand alone companies how investors are reacting to this, back right here. >> ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. i am totally blind

senator elizabeth warren went after him we saw republicans and democrats go after >> yahoo, they disclosed that three bill accounts, pretty much every yahoo account was breached a couple minutes years ago. the trump administration decided to expel 15 cuban diplomats from the united states. the decision followed the us embassy staff in havana by more than havment the us is trying to protect its diplomats from unexplained texts that have harmed 21 americans in cuba. the 15 cuban diplomats being expelled from the us have seven days to leave the the cunt requirement americans are becoming more and more confident in the news media. that is according to a reuters poll that came out today. people are less confident in president trump's administration. the shift in trust was not a part san reaction. maybe if you recall a couple of weeks, into mid february the media was down at the bottom of the list. i'm happy to up to the top. well, it is a sweat milestone for our former president and first lady. how michelle obama paid tribute to her 25 years of marriage. when we come back. mark herring: my mom

i don't know why elizabeth warren won't tweet about that. >> sn plchltl's take, kellyanne with anderson to get him to put her on his show. trying to make the scary funny in a lot of different ways. >>> have you ever been phubbed? not sure what that is. you are probably going to phubb someone at some point. it is the practice of snubbing others in favor of your cell phone. researchers are reviewing that ignoring others to be on your phone is causing major problems in interpersonal relationships. two studies about romantic partners who phubb shows they have lower mayrital satisfactio. having your phone out can interfere with your sense of connection. >> specially on elevators or tight quarters where you don't want to make eye contact or talk to anybody, just tap on your phone. >> eye contact is completely going away. they were talking about couples but this is an excuse to never talk to another stranger ever again. >> we have it right in our hand. >>> just ahead, the incredible putt you have to see to believe. you are watching early today. where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insuranc

sloan answering those questions, of course, after senator elizabeth warren's tough questions to him, in which she told him that he should be fired. our wilfried frost has been inside the hearing room listening, covering tim sloan from the very beginning, and covering this bank, wilfried what's your reaction >> yes, let's just recap some of the highlights of the hearing so far. as we just heard, tim sloan's tried to focus his comments on some of the changes he's made since he was ceo, but most of the questions he's faced have focused on what he knew and what he didn't act upon in his time from 2011 to 2016 as ceo, head of the wholesale bank, then coo. here's his initial response to what he knew then. >> in 2013 when the sales practices issues were elevated to the operating committee, i sat on that operating committee, you're absolutely correct, and my role at that time was cfo, it was elevated to that group, we took action, but in hindsight, senator, we took action that was insufficient, as i said in my opening statement. and i'm angry about how we handled the problems historically i'

but moved left on the things like single payor, and things like bernie sanders around elizabeth warren have struck. that facing the democratic party is going to want to see the democrats expand their ideolog ideological reach. >> >> sreenivasan: isn't playing well with the general audience in terms of support of the presidents even how republicans perceive where the country's going. >> the fact that the right track, wrong track numbers have shrunk is in part because republicans are less happy with the direction the country's going and you do make a really importantly point. if trump who was at 80, 85% among republicans, if that continues to drop then the dynamic that i described really is going to undergo a change. if trump cannot hold the greatly majority of republicans then this kind of freelancing he does is going to have political cost to him. but if journalists l have run out of things to say, hari, there is always time will tell. >> thanks so much. >> sreenivasan: fueled by the nation's opioid epidemic of painkiller and heroin abuse, drug overdoses are now the leading cause of de

. >> that senator elizabeth warren lashing out at the former ceo of equifax after the data breach that'sotentially affected 145 million people. and warren says she's furious that equifax is profiting from the breach. that's because the credit reporting company also sells data protection service which more people might now be inclined to buy now that their data has been compromised. critics call that a conflict of interest. both democrats and republicans want federal watchdogs to investigate whether equifax violated any laws and warren is calling for new rules to allow consumers to block access to credit information for free. >>> diane, we have new video from puerto rico showing desperately needed supplies finally arriving in a remote mountain town cut hurricane maria. locals tell us that politics are getting in the way of the relief efforts. some claim they are not getting supplies because they don't belong to the same political party as the mayor. less than 6% of the island has power. just 12% of the island has cell phone service. >>> salmon lovers who shop at walmart may have been help

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received even as the scandal was being uncovered and a heated exchange with none other than senator elizabeth warren flown made the case for his fitness as the leader of the banking giant i have made mistakes i certainly haven't been perfect but i think having that knowledge of the company having the ability to make the change the actions that i've taken since i've become c.e.o. eleven months ago have made fundamental change at this company so i'm not afraid to make hard decisions when it's needed and i have the support of two hundred seventy thousand people that's why i think i'm the right person for the people who were there and leading wells fargo during the time of the years long scam and multiple scams as our chairman pointed out those people should not be left in charge of this business and when you promoted exactly what was wrong with this bank over and over and over you went to the stock market and you bragged about it you made money personally off it when you were asked about it you did not tell the truth and you tried to cover it up wells fargo was not going to change with you in charge a