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i have a few close friends who are here who's friendship i deeply value, none more so than eric her esh man who has guided by transition from the private sector to public life. my children and most of my grandchildren are here. they are everything to me. seeing the pride in their eyes inspires me to take on this new task with great energy and enthusiasm. my wife and i have four parents. our fathers are no longer of this world. and my mother is not well enough to travel, and so i welcome today bunny sand, my mother-in-law as the representative of our beloved parents. and i know that her pride is felt by those who are no longer with us. [ applause ] >> finally, my undying love and devotion to my beautiful wife tammy. as i said at the confirmation hearing, without her, none of this would have even been thinkable, let alone possible. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our ceremony. if you would please remain seated, but if i could have the immediate family please gather in the hallway right through the doors to your left that would be very mitch ap

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eshe's had an uphill battle but she's weathered it really, really well. >> trevor: if an american person the idea but what am i going to get from it specifically, what would you like someone on the other side of the world to get from this book? >> i'd love from somebody on the other side of the world to look at this book and say, wow, 11 years before pan suit nation became a secret facebook group, the women of liberia staged a master class on huh to get a woman elected president. this is how you do it. >> trevor: this is how you do it. thank you so much for being on the show. ( cheers and applause ) "madame president" available now. helene cooper, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and appla by wagner playing ] the beer that's as refreshing as refreshment gets. leinenkugel's summer shandy. today, unlimited gets the network it deserves. verizon. (mic thuds) uh, sorry. it's unlimited without compromising reliability, on the largest, most advanced 4g lte network in america. (thud) uh... sorry, last thing. it's just $45 per line. forty. five. (cheering and applause) and that is all the

eshe's had an uphill battle but she's weathered it really, really well. >> trevor: if an american person get from it specifically, what would you like someone on the other side of the world to get from this book? >> i'd love from somebody on the other side of the world to look at this book and say, wow, 11 years before pan suit nation became a secret facebook group, the women of liberia staged a master class on huh to get a woman elected president. this is how you do it. >> trevor: this is how you do it. thank you so much for being on the show. ( cheers and applause ) "madame president" available now. helene cooper, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. before we go, i want to tell you about something fun we're doing. you know how every american president gets a library when they leave office. it's a place where they display all their important documents there their time in the white house. we at the "the daily show" were thinking donald trump doesn't have any documents, he just has tweets, which is why we've decided to honor him

he won't give a lecture, but a recorded esh haven will be sent later. >>> the travel ban could block hundreds of students especially from iran. we'll be back with more news in a moment. bo yoheaouthe or he artheop orin >>> welcome back. it's 6:56. >>> a live look at ata mitta where a shelter in place has been lifted for people living near the gas plant. that is where a vehicle drove through a fence at the plant and it hit a gas line. it happened about 1:00 this morning. the driver was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries and crews managed to cap that leak by digging down and pinching the line underground. >>. >>> a peninsula nursery cleaning up after a fire gutted five g n greenhouses. this happened late last night. that fire was more difficult to fight because there was not easy access to water. nobody was injured. >>> federal investigators blaming bad highway markings for last year's deadly bus crash in san jose. two women died in that crash. a new report indicates worn and missing reflective markers led the bus driver to believe he was in an exit lane. instead h

and from jiangsu province, known for esh ingredients and attention to preserving the aliveness of itslds. great sauces, great ingredients. there's hongshao rou, braised pork belly in a deep red glaze of dark and light soy sauce, cinnamon, sugar and anise. hongshao chang yu, a small fish poached first in rice wine, salted light soy, then fried in ginger, garlic, oil, more soy and sugar until the liquids reduce into a gorgeous sticky sauce. xiang ya, duck that's been marinated, blanched, then reheated, smothered in a sauce made from the reduced drippings left in the wok with dark soy, salt, and sugar. and this to round things out -- yan du xian, a clay pot soup of bean curd-based stalk with salted pork belly, tofu ribbons, and bamboo shoots. mmm! oh, good flavor. this is a socialist country, supposedly. >> minji: mm-hmm. yep. >> anthony: it's a communist country, supposedly. it is, in fact, from all evidence that i've ever seen, the most dynamic capitalistic country on earth. what do you think about that? >> minji: i think a lot of my western friends come here thinking china is a posh v

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big esh use at car max. >> i'm not long car max, all right. >> i was just surprised -- you've made theets, you buy stock. >> what i'm trying to find out is all the hand wringing from last week about this failed obamacare bill was much ado about nothing just like brexit, just like the election. we snap right back. >> do you realize how monumental it is he ceded time to you? >> that's great. infrastructure plays as we talk about other stocks on the move, lower today. u.s. steel is down. we need to kind of re-assess some of the specific names that have moved because of expectations of the trump agenda. ian? >> absolutely. i think everything is a risk at this point. you have to crush the multiple a little bit. people got way ahead of themselves and this is a wake-up call now. >> agree? disagree? we have 20 seconds left. >> watch the russell. the russell will be the key. >> i agree with what ian said. commodities got ahead of themselves. projection that ironore got ahead. >> guys, good stuff. we'll catch up with you all tomorrow. bad jokes included. thanks to ian, that does it for us. "powe

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pete eshes: if the gentleman would yield. mr. garamendi: yes. mr. peters: we talk about the peer review concept, maybe people don't understand what that is, but top scientists from around the world file these grants. they're reviewed not by government employees, not by politicians but by real scientist the best in their field, to determine which would win. in the good times about a 25% of those grants would be funded by n.i.h. when there's robust funding. 75% of them are turned down, that's how selective it is. unfortunately now, we're looking at 7% to 10% funded. that means we're not discovering a lot. we're also turns -- turning a lot of young people off of science. we can't let that happen. we could talk about this all day, i want to turn to my colleagues and again, thank you, mr. gare men tee for setting this up. mr. garamendi: thank you, mr. peters. let's turn to the other side of the continent and talk about the view from new jersey. mrs. watson coleman if you'd care to join us. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. garamendi, thank you for spon

declining regional powers, that are exurting themselves to more completely dominate their own regions -- esh exerting- themselves they can, through a series of salami slices begin to chip away at the foundations of this order. so, you know, we are faced a very challenging question. as china militarizes these land reclamation projects, these sand bars they are building and puts air strips on them, at what point do you respond? when they put anti aircraft missiles on board maybe you wait until they do done it two times. is that what? what about when you wake up and find they created a zone over the area and you can no longer fly over? this is the challenge, i think, that we face and it is not just in the south china sea. it is elsewhere as well. i am not sure what pulling back actually means in the geographic context of the western pacific where the united states has territory. american citizens who were represented in congress in the western pacific. pulling all the way back to u.s. territory means pulling all the way back to guam. it has not every been a realistic option in my sense. >> two