joining me today on "bloomberg studio 1.0," outgoing harvard president, drew faust.ou have been president for 10 years and this is your last year. how do you feel? is it bittersweet? drew: i feel good about it. i think that jobs like a presidency have a certain rhythm. you move through an agenda and accomplish things and work together with people. it is good to have fresh eyes and somebody with another agenda, carrying -- you hope -- carrying your agenda forward, but nevertheless bringing new skills and new approaches and energies to it, so i feel terrific about what we have been able to accomplish. emily: you were the first woman president of harvard. when you took over, you made a point to say, i am of harvard, not the first woman president. why was it important for you to say what you said? drew: i felt people would label me as special or in a different category, or perhaps imply that i was there only because i was a woman. i did not want that. i wanted to make clear from the start that i was as real and complete and full a president of harvard as any of my 27 pre

novelist being eric for he's roger of there and then professor faust who is this fakes a toshi guy and then max kaiser and he wrote about you he said you put me next to keyes or chill and ponzi temper of the decade erg bitcoin is cash freedom and that somehow it all ponzi so what do you have to say that max poppy cock. doesn't understand really there is off history of money that came before bitcoin and there's a need for people to have hard money and that there's a need to exit the government system and there's a need to exit the central bank system and if the object of your.

novelist fault being eric for he's roger vera and then professor faust who is this fakes a toshi guy and then max kaiser and he wrote about you he said you put me next to keys or chill and ponzi temper of the decade erg bitcoin is cash freedom not some hoddle ponzi so what do you have to say that max poppycock. well doesn't it stand really there is a history of money that came before bitcoin and that there's a need for people to have hard money and that there's a need to exit the government system and there's a need to exit the central bank system and if the object of your project like big cash is to spend your way into debt and then you are merely replicating all the worst aspects of the current system so i think this guy was sent here by toshi the anti christ of big calling to keep people focused on what's important that is hotaling and bitcoin if there wasn't a craig or a he would have to be invented because you need the guy in the story who's the who's the nemesis who's the punching bag who's the loser and now we have we have it as dame as dr craig so in your interview in the sec

the most famous pact with the devil is that of gurkhas faust you sell your soul and your life in exchange for a talent for coffee. robert johnson died from criminal poisoning in one nine hundred thirty eight in his body was dumped in a common grave as if the devil that eventually taken revenge on. the devil is said to act not only on the musician but on music itself it has allegedly taken the form of a note in the musical scale the blue note a diminished fifth semitone with a suppose it hold on the listener. magical stuff that seems to. it's a transition it's the no. it's the no you just bend up to or you bend for a while you just pass it in a phrase it's. it's the it's the north it's the it's the girl in the very short skirt in a crowded place you see and then she's go it's a note it's supposed to induce a trance to bring you swing and joy in short all the unthinkable feelings a sort of diabolical note. you know. and when that magical note is mixed with the red hot rhythms of rock'n'roll satanic forces grabbed hold of body and mind if you talk to the average up today and you ask them wha

agreement when the president informed congress and invoked tpa, it was for the purpose of reforming faust. a bilateral agreement with mexico is not a reform of nafta. it's something entirely different. >> we have the last major primary from november. joining us a role call journalist w. the results from last night. what does it mean as far as setting the stage for november and especially those really hotly contested races we watch, especially in arizona and what does that mean for the president as those misterms approach? >> yeah, have you two competitive races in arizona and florida. they're tee'd up. martha mcsally is facing a competitive race against kyrstin. it's a top of the broadcast, mechanically kyrstin. it's a top of the broadcast, mechanically tried to be a little more conservative. she declined to praise flake yesterday as you mentioned. she won fairly handsly. it was a three-way contest. look for her to potentially moderate now that that primary is over. in florida, again another really competitive race for scott presumed to win the republican nom nation. he didn't have any tr

max faust. great to have you on. welcome. >> thank you. me. >> you go way back with john mccain, 1992, there you were, an intern at mccain's phoenix office. you were telling me you had -- what? you were working at the car wash across the street. why john mccain? >> yeah, i was working at the car wash across the street and i needed an internship in college. and my college professor knew i had an interest in politics. and decan seeny was a senator, and john mccain was also a senator. because i saw his name across the street, i went in and you know got the internship. and the rest is history. so -- >> so, max, i was digging up an old forbes article on you. this is the quote. mccain had long been struck by foss's technicality. max is the loveliest of young men, and if you asked central casting to send you revenge of the nerds they would cent send you mack. this was john mccain. >> yeah, i -- well my mom loved that quote. i'm probably turning red right now hearing it again. >> what was he like? >> he was an amazing person. and he was fun to be

and when asked who he thinks should replace him, trebek said that he likes alex faust, the los angelesnouncer. no! no. it is hard enough when a man in his 70s acts like he has all the answers. if you think i'm going to be corrected about which microbiologist was appointed professor of chemistry at the sorbonne in 1867 by some snot-nosed punk, you got another think coming! uipastbyway. ( applause ) louis pasteur. i'm all in. trebek also mentioned cnn legal analyst laura coates as a possible replacement. yes, it is time we had an african-american woman host a syndicated trivia game show. by the way, on the supreme court would also be good. ( laughter ). ( cheers ) but-- either one would be an improvement. but wait. wait a second! did trebek say he was thinking of stepping down in 2020? you know what this means: he's totally running for president! he would definitely win over trump voters. he's from tv, old people love and watch him, and he humiliated fake news cnn when wolf blitzer lost spectacularly on celebrity "jeopardy!". plus, if trebek runs, i can't wait for the lawn signs: "trebek

what we have the se c-ramping ups it investigation or scrutiny of the tweet whether it is materially faust. we were the first to report this, the fox business network learned that tesla received subpoenas from the sec about the veracity and the materiality and truthfulness of that tweet. the investigation has gone from informal inquiry where the sec calls up company officials which they initially did, which was previously reported, which was not previously reported now, subpoenas and a formal inquiry by the sec. so the question is, what could happen to mr. musk? first of all if he is just under investigation, there is to finding of guilt just yet, i think they're going to, they're going to be very watchful, make sure they have a case before bringing a case against elon musk, a serious one. they know he is pretty es -- existential to the stock and to the company they don't want anything to happen to the company. maybe mr. musk can not use twitter. melissa: get the heck off of twitter. >> from company announcements to a big fine. way out, a possibility, i'm not saying it will happen, a banni

redskins fans enlisted the longpe snapr's help and he came through and the pink appearing and the faust family have a t baby giro go along with two brotherff good s from them. by the way, the -- those ketchui packet handed out are not for resale. you can't sell it. >> like a >>> tonight, an extraordinary warning in the white house, the top national security and ff intelligenceials in america joining together to sound the alarm that russia is coming aga. >> our demracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> a strikingly different scene than ent trump siding with vladimir putin. u.s. officials warning the threat is real and the u.s. could strike back in secret ways. >>> in the meantime, ivanka trump breaking with her father a very public way. >>> a star football coach under fire now sidelined. explosive allegations he knew about alleged domestic abuse and turned a blind eye. >>> a growing disaster in some of the most popular beaches in the country, deserted at why tourists are er. staying away and businesses are suffering. >>> a suen fire on

election campaign and is told the court that he stole money from man a fourth ad helped him file faust's false tax returns it's the first trial arising from special counsel robert investigation into russian interference in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election thing in the u.s. at least eleven people have been killed and dozens of others injured in a spate of shootings in chicago over the last two days police are blaming it mostly on gangs a saying they use large sum of crowds as cover to shoot in this criminally gun violence in the u.s. city has been in the spotlight and president don trump and his lawyer rudy giuliani have criticized the city's democratic mayor over the use you police insist the overall murder rate has actually gone down john hendren has more. tempers seemed to rise with the temperatures in the past weekend with a hot one and that made it one of the most violent weekend of the year the official police tally is the sixty four people were shot and eleven people were killed over the weekend the shootings are not random they are fueled by gang conflicts we know who th

faust made a deal with the devil and when you read her book, especially in the beginning she talks aboutio, hooking up with donald trump because she thought that that would be her ride as she said on my show on sirius to making her famous and successful and a millionaire and i think most of us in our community know, or they think that she knew what she was getting into and she may have in essence sold her soul to the devil. the bottom line with all of this is did she not -- and i raise this question last week, reverend sharpton -- has she not done us a favor in a strange and ironic way in validating what what we thought? what we all thought? didn't know for a fact and if these tapes exist then in fact she has in essence done us a favor now how she will get her respect back in the community, some people will respect her, some people will believe her, some people won't, some people will never forgive her but i think the reality is that she knew what donald trump was like and she had to know before she got fired. >> i think that the issue for me is not what will happen to her, the issue is

let's be clear, the world doesn't turn on robert mueller or lanny davis's faust story about trump and russians t turns on prosperity which has come back to america, thanks to the trump growth agenda. we're very glad that you are following it with us. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: all right. let's get straight at it, shall we? joining us national economic council director larry kudlow. welcome back to the program. great to see you, larry. >> appreciate it, stu. stuart: you are holding canada's feet to the fire when the foreign minister arrives today. hard-line trump on full display, correct? >> well realistic trump. i mean, he would, on that point he would love to make a deal with canada, a good deal. a good deal in the interests of the american economy, the american workforce, american farmers and presumably as we, as we did in mexico a deal that works for both sides, a pro-growth deal, a free trade deal, a get down your tariffs deal, all of which the president believes. so i think he is quite sincere. but -- stuart: larry, do you have an offer ready to go to canada'

eric for he's roger of there and then professor faust who is this fakes a toshi guy and then max kaiser and he wrote about you he said you put me next to keyes or shill and ponzi temper of the decade berg bitcoin is cash freedom not some hostile ponzi so what do you have to say that max poppycock. well doesn't it stand really there is a history of money that came before bitcoin and that there's a need for people to have hard money and that there's a need to exit the government system and there's a need to exit the central bank system and if the object of your project like becoming cash is to spend your way into debt then you are merely replicating all the worst aspects of the current system so i think this guy was sent here by antics of toshi the anti christ of big calling to keep people focused on what's important that is hotaling and bitcoin if there wasn't a craig or a he would have to be invented because you need the guy in the story who's the who's the nemesis who's the punching bag who's the loser and now we have we have it as dame as dr craig so in your interview in the second ha