fire had their fate in their own hands on the final day and they made no mistake with a 51 victory frank rich and well been. ford in their final appearances for buying and keeping with tradition coach nico it's was drenched in beer of course his side ended up 2 points ahead of richard dawkins oliver moody from sports is with me now to talk a little bit more about this championship year i mean. they always dominate but this year byron did not know what happened yes certainly i mean they're not used to waiting to the last day of the season to confirm the latest lolla but i think the fact that they did have to wait so long is a sign of great up evil at the club by munich at the moment as crazy as that might sound considering we're talking about them just having won the league if you look at the screen here we just saw frankly very and now in robin these are 2 guys who scored in the game today not just out there to play is that by and success has been built around for the last decade they are leaving this summer and by and quite simply do not have players of the same caliber stepping in to replac

. >> nawaz: frank rich is a writer and producer whose carken him from the "new york times," as theater to hbo, as executive producer of "veep," now its in final season. in tonight's "brief t spectacular," rich looks back on his life in the arts. >> i grew up in washington, d.c. the theater became a kind of obsessive passion for me, as an escape, i think, from a childhood i wanted to escape from. ( claps ) >> when i was growing up, it was the tail end of what we now think of as the golden age of new york theater, the careers of tennessee williams and arthur miller, the burst of edward albee.s there theater called the national theater, which was a tryout house, as they called itw then, for br shows. i went there so often, usually bung standing room, that t manager took pity on me and hired me as a ticket taker. and frankly, it was my entire education in the theater, and-- ally, in retrospect, in television producing that i do now.be use you'd see a show like "hello dolly!" come in that t seembe a hit, but you would watch david merrick work on it and make it better. you'd see "the odd cou

misery the frank rich with a champions league hopes now washed away. the situation is now tough but we still have a bit of hope of that and even if it doesn't work out we don't need to be ashamed. of it have had a really great season and it would be sad to see them finishing empty handed. today we were unlucky. sometimes it's happened and i think it was the worst moment also unlucky up next to buy in to be fighting to seal the title the mission of the child we have to regenerate it properly in the way to go so that we're ready to deliver a top performance against some 2nd. world will be watching now how the results in focus. quite a few surprises this weekend's don't mean one but 5 and a tie because champions league contenders leave it he's in frankfurt and flat after playing on for dick to play for everything is still wide open that he will drop is no i don't see i don't think she has a speaking here in that kind of a fellow. and someone else bid farewell to his fans. thank you all so much for 5 beautiful. yes christian pearl is sick the american stoc

that is a question that rich frank was asked earlier. i think one of the most important answers to that is the u.s. navy assumed the japanese would try to fight at night, not necessarily a decisive fleet action, but the u.s. navy would be subject to attacks that night. they expected the japanese to come with cruisers and destroyers. they practiced this. they are trying to get american cruisers and destroyers better at fighting at night, better at attacking in formation. not necessarily better at the fighting we saw at guadalcanal, but better at a central pacific major action. there is a sense that they will do it, we will do it. let's make sure we are better at it. what is missed from the intelligence standpoint and it is remarkable no one susses this out, the japanese have been restricted by the size of their battle fleet by treaty and the cruiser force. ok, so they will have fewer ships than we are. what will that lead them to do? maybe they will make ships that they think are higher-quality somehow. what are those massive torpedo batt

. >> i'm going on read a quotation from frank rich. he used to be the times now. a constitutional crisis. as jerry nadler and nancy pelosi have said, we are in a constitutional cry sits. the ultimate crisis may arrive when if trump, if defeated, is a tax legitimacy of the 2020 election. i go back to this glenn prush protile. he was published in the times. he sat down with nancy pelosi. of all of it, what turned out to be the most, was that palpable fear that she has that if a democrat were to win in 2020, there would not be a peaceful transition of power pap that goes against what michael cohen said when he testified on capitol hill, as well. let's look forward a little bit here. there is the unwillingness or trepidation about calling for impeachment, but there is a concern beyond that, as well. because we have seen norms fall by the wayside, one way or the other. i think a constitutional crisis, we are expecting it to happen one day, one thing will happen and it will say, oh, it's here. i think it's more like climate change. it's been on the way for a couple of y

frank. the thing that's the real riches there is full water and they're in the fisheries and so trying to involve those people in some of the economic activities involve them in employment at the base i think that's the path to success for those that want to come back there markham's can feel about you but i'm confused about one thing. if i may is that even if you can't go back to the charcoal signs where you left your ancestors . and where the burial grounds are the cemeteries you can even go back and think oh i don't know that but i think that some accommodation that would allow people to go and visit those sites could be reached i think is a step in this that's going on haiti yeah i think you know mark said that word freedom moment ago and i think sadly the u.s. military and the u.s. government have prioritized their freedom of operation as mark put it over the freedom of the to go see and to live where they want to and sadly i think you know racism is clearly a major part of the story of this is a population about if we can even mention that we just just just assumed it was happening because

frank. the thing that's the real riches there is the water and the and the fisheries and so trying to involve those people in some of the economic activities involve them in employment at the base i think that's the path to success for those that want to come back there welcomes can feel about you but i'm confused about one thing. if i may is that even if you can't go back to the shackles islands where you left your ancestors. and where the burial grounds are the cemeteries you can't even go back and think oh i don't know that but i think that some accommodation that would allow people to go and visit those sites could be reached i don't i just stop unless that's going on haiti yeah i think you know mark said that word freedom moment ago and i think sadly the u.s. military in the u.s. government have prioritized their freedom of operation as mark put it over the freedom of the to go see and to live where they want to and sadly i think you know racism is clearly a major part of the story of this is a population about if we can even mention that we just just just assumed it was happening becaus

frank. >> caller: hey, jimmy. what about kmi >> it's finally starting to move rich kinder has bought so much stock. one in the group given the insider buying yield is 5%. the dividend is going to go up it's okay. i don't like fossil. i guess if you have to buy fossil, that's it. let's go to ron in colorado. ron. >> caller: hello, jim cramer boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: long-time listener, first-time caller. my question is this first i want to thank you. i've made a lot of money on the faang stocks >> yes, faang is ours. >> caller: yeah. my question is i have some buy and hold stocks that i got years ago. mcdonald's and exxon and actually intel and i need to liquidate. >> intel not so great. don't feel it there. exxon, i don't like the fossil mcdonald's is one of the greatest stocks of our time. do you think that mr. easterbrook has come on the show i have had mcmuffins, bik mag m and fries. until he comes here i'm going to keep recommending his stock. hey, why don't we go to doug in wyoming. doug >> caller: cramer. >> doug. >> caller: l. brands is down more than 29%. >> why did you buy it, doug?

riches body language saying it here. the minds fans were singing now and as the final whistle blew frank for players slumps to the ground in defeat. a loss which means champions league qualification is now out of their hands. finally for me in south korea a team of firefighters can put a feather in their caps for this weekend rescue a pesky cool cat somehow become stranded on the 3rd film ledge of a solar apartment block. but the team managed to pluck the birds from its perch humint intact. here's a recap of the top story that we're following for you u.s. secretary of state mike on bill has arrived in brussels for an unshared due to visit your foreign ministers are meeting that have discussed iran and new cantina pompeo is expected to urge them to join washington in abandoning the landmark pact aimed at curbing iran's nuclear ambitions you're watching a dog a new skill the 3000 is up next. they live from hunting know they are being hunted. the indigenous no no people in northeast brazil. their reservation is shrinking as farmers encroach upon their land. the authorities are trying to protect the indigenous people but fo

rich never the score after the break with a game tie. at the end of extra time the match went to a penalty shootout and chelsea's goalkeeper made two saves to break frank puts odds on the all english final between chelsea and arsenal will be played in buckles . to talk more about all of this is bob to fully any as some do the obvious split says welcome bob the lovely to see you explain this why i have the kind of the premier league teams so dominant did all of the competitions for of that month first of first of all every day it's nice to see a different and to competition we've seen a lot of the spanish. and the wealthy clubs first and foremost that's what we're talking about here for club spurs liverpool arsenal and chelsea obviously they have big budgets they have big wages that they can offer to players and that is very important because they can of course lure those big players from other clubs and we're talking as well about an incredibly competitive league the premier league everyone knows you know so the players face sort of very tough teams but it's the weekend weekend so comes as no surprise but we also need to note that this season in both c

frank clemente executive director of americans for tax fairness wrote an op-ed in "usa today" pushing for democrats to demand corporations and the rich the bill. in the article clementa gives five actions for tax hikes including annual tax on extreme wealth taxing wealth more like work placing a surtax on super high income making corporations pay more and taxing wall street trade. mr. clemente joins us now but thank you so much for joining us. i really do appreciate it. let's talk about your proposal. in one line you said there's no choice but to raise taxes and you outlined several suggestions that sway towards what the democratic party has put forward if can you elaborate more in how this could possibly work? >> first thing kristina thanks for having me and the question question is there are three ways to pay for infrastructure. one is you increase the deficit and the debt and i'm not sure your viewers want to do that. second way is to cut spending like social security and medicare and medicaid and i guarantee the public is not in support of that. it leaves you with no alternative than to raise taxes. if the american people face th