so it's really interesting to get your thoughts on this clear finkelstein. thank you very much indeed with me for being with us on all the 0. we appreciate it, we're going to go back to the island fisher, who's outside the courthouse in atlanta, georgia allen, um finkelstein. they're saying that what donald trump, that we just had from was during there was essentially laying out his strategy, repeating that he had done nothing wrong. that it was a travesty of justice. that he was facing these charges that he's saying they are trying to interfere with the election. one thing to point out, donald trump declared his candidacy for the presidency of the united states, essentially as the run for the white house back in november. that is exceptionally, at least in the presidential cycle. and many people believe the reason the did that was to give themselves cover to be able to say the reason they're coming after me is because they don't want me to be president. it was a deliberate move on his part, something that have been flagged up for some time, and we expected

all right, that is clear, finkelstein joining us from true massachusetts. thank you very much for your time. a thanks so much moving on to all the new was now and fighting in and around the libyan capital has cost at least $20.00 the lease has gone bad was began after a prominent amount of is captured by ronald faction with homes i since has control module tripoli, warring factions of battles to control the country since one month. adolphe was deposed and killed 12 years ago, and that's bringing that corresponded amount of training. i. he's joining us live from tripoli. we're hearing that the fighting, the fighting. that's being a result of this command is captured, is the worst and tripoli in months, monic. what's happening there? well, that's exactly right. tripoli has seen relative call us since the last time. last year, when of violence erupted. a look at the end of the day. people are suffering due to the lack of accountability a towards these powerful on groups here and triply that both of these groups, the specialty turn force and the 400 and 44th fo

daniel finkelstein, the writer said i went to norwich to give a speech a fabulous story and so many othersport? completely unexpected, obviously, but reallyjust brilliant. i have love receiving the messages, it has been a lot, i honestly did not expect this. but the messages i have received from both performers here and people otherwise has just been completely unexpected, surprising, but very much appreciated. i forgot to ask at the beginning. did you actually get through the whole of the act? yesterday, yeah, i managed to. there was a point where i was like, "oh, goodness, what is going to happen here"? my first thought was that i felt a bit sorry for her having to make eye contact with me for an hour. how awkward was that? yeah, quite awkward. i think it was probably more awkward for her, bless her. she has been so lovely about it. she posted a tweet... i think i am right in saying that you have had another show today. how did that go? how many people were in the audience today because. it went really well, there was more than one, so i'm so happy with that. it was so nice to have peopl

early i spoke to class finkelstein, who is the faculty director at the center for ethics and the role of know, again by austin, who held the prosecutor, presented a case against donald trump. as sony willis is, in effect, saying that this was a mass of attempt to engage in the distortion of an a falsification of the georgia elections that involved to many, many people that it was planned over a period of time that it has many different moving parts to it, and that you can't see it as a solo crime. and that's very different, quite a contrast from the of that jack smith took on the federal level. though many of the same defendants are involved in the jack smith statement as an indicted co conspirators. okay, and finally will, will, as has said that the right she likes to use this racketeering action because it connects so many don't send that. she said that ju is like information but cannot work against the prosecution because it can be so long and complicated. that's right. 6, dream lee complex, again, just the opposite of the other federal indictment and it will take a very, very long

that is clear, finkelstein director of the santa fe ethics and the role of law at the university of pennsylvania. thank you. thank you. the fronts has begun evacuating european nationals from these year following last week's crew. the operation began not to tax on the french embassy in the capital in the army, and the closure of the countries borders off the president's moment, presume, was deposed victoria guys and p reports as an adult in the capital, naomi, the 1st french citizens arrive ahead of their evacuation flights, how many to jerry and say that pleased french people are leaving the country food if one of them is a pre k as an african, i can say that all the problems that africans are experiencing in new jersey and in africa it's from so that's at the root of suffering, and we've seen the example of money and book in a fossil. so we to a, going to follow in the footsteps because old friends has to do is to leave. diplomats in paris have been working around the clock to evacuate citizens from the georgia after president my have a buzz who was deposed last week. the guy was one of the wo

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this morning, for instance, i spoke to harley finkelstein, president of shopify, the e-commerce enabler check-out methods that are far better empirically than you can find anywhere else on the web. before shopify -- people might prefer to go to smoother big business version even if the product that they were buying isn't as good. shopify could also provide you with an audience that might be much wider than you can get with your instagram page where many of these small businesses currently show their wares shopify reported, up 70% for the year, it's a great story then this is etsy which we heard from earlier etsy's enabled each entrepreneur to list their wares, sell them in a frictionless way. etsy turns a hobby like my killer tomato sauce into a business now, what we're making right here as you know is jim's none better tomato sauce. i do it all by myself. and it's really rather amazing okay well, maybe i have help. anyway i order the labels on etsy and i get the ball jars from true -- you know, whatever i have a business that looks as professional as my product is delicious. again, the

david finkelstein says it's all about one big family and these customers and the community we love everybody. definitely, 100. you know, we accept everybody that needs help. a day before this fire, he had been in hawaii where he helped set up world central kitchen to serve thousands of maui firestorm victims. that's because he knows that many victims are friends from his years living out on maui as a working chef. the word is out that they are in desperate need of chefs to just start up for the world central kitchen before they get there. and he says the only way he can make it out there and i said, i'll take the next flight out. they use the food that was donated as well as their own talents, creating menus, breakfast, lunch and dinner for i think it was 25, then 3000. and by the time i left, we're cooking for 6500 meals a day, he returned home for just a few hours before leaving for the east coast as a touring chef for a week. santa rosa firefighters notified him by phone late that night. that they were fighting the fire. and i freaked out, jumped out of bed over the years, i've talked to

and my colleague elizabeth put on them spoke to claire finkelstein. she's the faculty director of the center for ethics and the role of law. and she began by asking her, the prosecutor presented her case against donald trump. it's funny, well, this is an effect saying that this was a mass of attempt to engage in the distortion of an a falsification of the georgia elections that involved to many, many people that it was planned over a period of time that it has many different moving parts to it and that you can't see it as a solo crime. and that's very different, quite a contrast from the of interest that jack smith took on the federal level. though many of the same defendants are involved in the jack smith statement as an indicted co conspirators. okay. and finally, will, will, as has said, that the right she likes to use this racketeering action because it connects so many don't send that. she said that ju is like in summation, but cannot work against the prosecution because it can be so long and complicated. that's right. 6, dream lee complex, again

. >>> canadian gem shopify beat on the top and bottom joining us now, first on cnbc, harvey finkelstein's good to see you >> great to see you as well. thanks for having me on the show >> because i know you well enough, i'm going to hit you from left field. i'm on this roku call, roku is up 30%, and i'm thinking, what are they doing that is so right? sure enough, i get to the president of roku media, and what is he talking about he's talking about you he's talking about what you're doing to make it so that my tv is shoppable i want people to talk about -- i want you to talk about this. this is one of the most amazing things going on right now in media. >> look, the thing that we pride ourselves on is creating this future-proof retail operating system, and what that means is that every single one of the merchants and brands and companies, whether they're small brands or large brands, fortune 500-type brands, when they come to shopify, they can sell across every single service area where consumers spend their time the online store is the main one. we also want to make it easy for our merch