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and now i'm delighted to be joined by ambassador extraordinaire and no blogger extraordinary money create wealth of the exam and she'll thank you very much for having me by your says be quite the extraordinary career but start with or start the beginning i mean people who know you played many of the things you're a to your advocacy as coach and a bell as you know have you but don't as a as a pretty at the dethroned scott allowed to peer ups but actually you were born and not for. auntie i was born down in norfolk my father's remember. was posted down there in the air force where he married a local girl and settled down for a while so i'm i'm half scots and half english and born in the thick of good politics pretty early age. reading the codes of your life was generally thought then the leader of the liberal party of all of all generally thought the his private sector received the electorate in the port because that's what they did in these days of the just the run up to the fair been for the likes of what was up but that's right i decided i was a liberal. i think fourteen years old and we

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irene johnson, photographer extraordinaire, she ate corn throughout the hour.msaying. >> they go together. >> i don't eat anything else but the crab. >> thanks, guys. >>> it's 6:55. here are 4 things to know. if you're near annapolis today, look up. the blbe angels will back over the skies for a synchronized performance.g practichead of the naval academy's graduation. today's performance begins at 2:00. >>> the family of a university of maryland student who died after contracting the adenovirus on campus has filed a notice of claim against the school. 18-year-old olivia parego died last november. more on the possib lawsuit and the university's response in the nbc washington app. >>> three people are in the hospital after being stabbed in a popular park in arlington. it happened last night on lee highway. two of the victims were rushed to the hospital in seous arrest. west.ild weather out residents are dealing with amflooding and storm de. this is a look at some flooding in oklahoma and missouri. nbc's kerry sanders will be live with of the hardest hit areas. we

those words headlining a new bombshell report by the "new york times" revealing businessman extraordinaire president trump claiming losses of over a billion dollars from 1985 to 1994. $1 billion. "the times" obtained 10 years of printouts from the tax transcripts, information we know mr. trump has worked to hide from congress and from the public and after comparing the results, the "new york times" found that trump reported more money lost than nearly any other individual american taxpayer during those years. this uncovered data now giving us a new look into what many recall to be the explosive rise of the trump brand era. by the time his master of the university memoir hit bookstores in 1987, donald j. trump was already in deep financial distress according to "the times." the report found that because mr. trump lost so much money, he even dodged paying income taxes for eight of the ten-year period. let's walk through the timeline of those losses so we can see the full scope of this every year between 1985 and 1994, donald trump reported a negative adjusted gross income on his taxes. let's

his relationship with comey is extraordinaire ray. mueller is a never trumper.likes donald trump. >> that was president trump tearing in to robert mueller. saying he should have never gotten the job in the first place. michael cohen's person attorney saying he got it right. lanny davis writing this in an op-ed. he said "mueller was adhering to due process principles. he properly passed the bat on this to where it belongs to the u.s. congress." lisa boothe, to you first. when a prosecutor has one job, you indict or not. if you don't indict, you shut up. so how is this due process? >> it's not. great point. i think the irony is this lanny davis wrote a book called the unmaking of the president, 2016. how james comey caused hillary clinton the presidency. and what mueller did is the same thing that james comey did by flouting doj guidelines. if you're not going to charge someone and still naming them and shaming them, leaving the doubt to fuel the political firestorm. i find it ironic that he wrote a book about this but he has no problem with what robert mueller di

tyler mathisen is there too in new york city, been tracking the action emceeing the event, emcee extraordinairer, what did i miss since we left >> reporter: i don't know how you got back to englewood cliffs from here as quickly as you did. it's been a really interesting day. right now, david favor is on stage talking deals with among others pete of lasard and individuals from the private firm from silicon valley and the private equity and kkr and a lot of deals happening, $30 billion in the first quarter. nothing more fascinating though, frankly, than your conversation on stage and on air with martin rothblad as she described how they are reclaiming otherwise discarded organs, lungs in particular and basically reclaiming and bringing back to life for implantation for people who need them and she came to this passion in a very private and personal way because her daughter suffered from a very severe pulmonary condition and this was what sparked her interest in that and it is a growth business. >> she is talking about turning moon shots into earth shots and the next moon shot, she's working on is

decade in the red, headlining, a bomb shell report from the torque times, revealing businessman extraordinaire. president trump claimed losses of over $1 guilty from 1985 to 1994. $1 billion. the times obtained ten years of printouts of mr. trump's tax transcripts, information we know mr. trump has worked diligently to hide from congress and the public. after comparing the results, the "new york times" found that trump actually reported more money lost than nearly any other individual american taxpayer during those years. the uncovered data, now giving us a new look into what many recall to be the explosive rise of the trump brand era. by the time his master of the universe memoir, donald j. trump was already in deep financial distress, the "times" states, here's the kicker, the report found because mr. trump lost so much money, he dodged payinging in tacks for eight of the ten-year period. let's walk through the time line of those losses, so we can see the full scope of this every single year, between 1985 and 1994, donald trump reported a negative adjusted gross income on his taxes. here we

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again, even by the topsy—turvy world of modern british politics, this really is in extraordinaire developmentand if you think about this, the sacking of the defence secretary for leaking from the absolute holiest of holies, and if you'd like to compound it, he's denying it all. what could be the possibly possible implications of it? given this is the official secrets act here in the uk? and opposition politician has called for that, downing street has been saying this is the end, as far as they're concerned. but i think this raises a couple of important issues. the first one is one about britain standing in the world, can trust be restored in britain's senior ministers to keep hold of very important information? because this was the real holy of the holies. the second point is one about british politics, and i think it's very hard not to see this whole episode as further example of what i guess you would call the brexit malaise, the breakdown in discipline among senior government ministers, and the regular leaking of very important information from what is supposed to be private meetings. wha

painted a picture of the powerbroker extraordinaire who simply had no p or. like his subject, robert caro has no peer. he's treated us to slight left turns in the narrative. his divergence into fascinating bystanders. divergence so rich in detail and character that they might form the basis of future studies and of themselves. so consider his new book, "working" them as a companion piece to his great moses and johnson book. today in 2019, it's more pleasant than ever about power used for good and power used against the greater good. as the book answers for questions, it raises more. into the ways and wise he does what he does with such graceful shorthand. as the smart more intellectual evidence enough as to why he takes so long to crank out the next volume. he gives us the background on the reason he goes through every sheet of paper in every file to get to the truth. the essence of political power. while bob holmes libraries are in wide, it's conan who possesses a lot of media power. his late-night comedy beats to its own drum and he's one of the funniest gu

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