gary: live in person.ecords, james brown, marvin gaye, eliza london, stevie ray von -- charlie: you can feel the audience as much as the performance. gary: i feel like that is really the place for me on stage. i feel comfortable. charlie: but touring is where the music is too. gary: touring it is it. charlie: that is true. it has come to that. gary: yeah. it is an interesting, progressive business. and that is part of why i am so dependent on playing a lot, why i have been so focused on that. you never know. i feel like people will always want to come and see and hear live music. charlie: i am sure they do. how many gigs to do a year? gary: you know, that is a good question. i think maybe we are doing around -- not so much this year. i was getting to a point where i was, you know, i could not remember what day it was or where i was. i wanted to go home for a second at least. charlie: it is terrible when you say hello, sacramento, and you are in fact in san francisco. gary: there are times i have not said a

gary: there you go. to be better to write than saying, i -- sing i can tell you that. gary: how about we collaborate? charlie: all right, you sing. what is the hat about? gary: my dad bought me this had a long time ago. i loved seeing michael jackson wearing a hat. i remember him singing "who is loving you" with the jackson five, that purple hat, i thought it was the cool thing. from that to stevie ray von to hendrix to albert king, john lee poker, it is just a thing. i never put it on. i had one, my dad bought me one, i didn't feel it was right. i put it on one day, and it took me a while. i did not feel comfortable. and then i just stepped out and got a couple of compliments and people said, it is a good look on you. charlie: then it did not feel comfortable not to have it. gary: so i sleep in mine. charlie: no you don't. let me remind everybody, gary clark junior, live north america 2016. >> ♪ started off the bible ended up taking shots waiting on tomorrow once hollow you're going to know my name well

gary younge? >> guest: i think that is true of switzerland. i guess i would say a few things. first of all, in regard to the kids who were killed that day, i can't say how many people were high on drugs or alcohol just because some of that information is unknown and some of the people who did the killing have not been caught. the distinction i would make between a place like switzerland and a place like america is that switzerland, and this becomes clear in the book, which not all for the man of times can be spent dwelling on the gun as an instrument but on the context in which it might be used and then switzerland would not have the same history of slavery and segratn and so on. there is an experience of people in switzerland where they would have some kind of health care system which would mean -- i mean most people who died by a gun kill themselves. now, that would be less chance of them doing that if people had access to mental health services. now, in america, i think i am writing the same th

gary: was the flows into equities a surprise? did more money go into he can wits than yo -- even to equitien you thought? >> the pace in the first quarter will be the largest since 2009. trish: that's good news. i guess the big question is, is it going to continue. is this people playing catchup? they said now it's time for me to get in? >> we are primarily stock pickers and value-oriented folks. but people seem to be looking forward to corporate tax bases. and less regulation and they are starting to extrapolate that. but that's from already high valuations. so if valuations get stretched it's important to maintain one's discipline going forward. trish: we have known for some time now the expectation is lower corporate taxes for individuals. and for their will be less regulation. that's kinds of built in from the day donald trump was elected. if anything, people are worried maybe it's not going to happen. they are starting to feel trepidation as a result of the healthcare debacle. what is encouraging them to still get in? >> tha

host: how did you find gary? heather: gary found me.s i now know, gary, a few days later, was watching tv. he was watching cnn. i went on cnn and had an interview about the fact that this clip had gone viral. so he heard my voice again. he had never seen or heard me before the c-span show. he heard my voice and ran into the living room and saw me talking about the clip, and at the bottom, it had my twitter handle. gary went on his computer and got on twitter for his first time in his life. his first tweet said, how does this thing work? and he found me. he entered in my twitter handle and said, i'm gary from north carolina. i immediately -- i wanted to know. the way those shows work, i gave my answer, and then we went onto another call. i didn't know how it landed with him. i didn't know if he brushed it off. i didn't know anything about who he was. there's no way to know. he found me and said, i'm gary from north carolina. i sent him a direct private message and said, gary, i would love to talk to you about what you thought about my an

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>> gary found me. gary as i now know, gary a few days later was watching tv. he's watching cnn. i went on cnn headline news and had a little interview about the fact that this clip had gone viral and at this point had reached 8 million views. and so he saw, he heard my voice again, he'd never have seen or heard me before the c-span show. so he heard my voice again and he sort of ran into the living room and saw me talking about the clip and then at the bottom it said my twitter handle. so than gary went to his computer and got on twitter for the first time in his life. his first tweet said, "how does this thing work?" and he found me he entered in my twitter handle and he said i am gary from north carolina. immediately i wanted to know i mean the way those shows work, i gave my answer, then we went on to a next -- another call. and so i didn't know how it landed with them, i didn't know if he brushed it off. i didn't know anything about who he was and there was really sort of no way to know. so he found me. he said, "i'm gary from north carolina." and then i sent him a direct pr

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cohn is almost regurgitating speaking about gary cohn, that gary cohn will be fed chair replacing yellenant to explain a couple things about cnbc. they are very closely tied to goldman sachs where gary cohn used to work. goldman sachs, ceo of goldman sachs, lloyd blankfein, regularly dines with mark hoffman the head of cnbc. so they're attached at hip. they would like nothing more than blankfein's former number two as fed chair for sourcing. this is what they do. you but let's be real clear here. the speculation is not coming from any source that told cnbc. there is people own trading desks and there was a note put out by a research firm, small research firmed that raised this. raised that reince priebus will be out. let's be real clear, trump holds cohn in high regard. trump refers to him as genius, my genius. cohn was known as the al haig of the transition team. liz: that is not a compliment. >> take charge. >> i'm in charge. >> then he got fired. liz: no doubt, gary cohn did take the bull by the horns and inspear as lot of confidence. >> janet yellen i believe went to brown university

is this the gary cohn, the rise of gary cohn?> in fairness, so did president trump donate to democrats and republicans before he ran as a republican. >> oh, yeah. >> but you do see the rise of this more moderate traditional republican and democrat stances on everything from chinese currency manipulations this week. he said he would keep the ex-im bank. he said that on the campaign trail that could be done away with. he said janet yellen would likely stay on. so you are seeing this rise of the jared kushner, gary cohn ideology. really starting to take hold and become real policy, and at the same time you're seeing steve bannon and the folks around him go under the radar. i had a former trump staffer say to me once that you want to get close to the sun but not fly too close to the sun. and seems like bannon got a little too close. >> another contrast emerged yesterday regarding wuk ining it's founder, and the new cia chief talked about that. listen to what mike pompeo said yesterday, swinging for the fences against wikileaks. >> no

one thing that did come up and it came up yesterday wud gary, where is gary? is he here? could you bring that chart?

gary you first. >> listen, we'll be 80's.olly was right, we'll be 80's before we get to may, how about that? how about that. >> i know. >> and almost guarantee. not quite. showers today. cool temperatures, too. erin you go. >> all right, well, right now volume 's light so you may want to enjoy those conditions because you know what rain does to a morning rush hour around here. >> yes, we do. checking in with both of you in a few but first let's get caught up what's happening in the news. president trump's first 100 days comes to a close building asking back in session. will he get funding for his border wall and finally replace affordable care act and. >> and avoid a.m. government shutdown. our melanie alnwick live from capitol hill this morning. good morning mel. >> reporter: good morning. talk about a vacation ha to work week for members of the congress especially republicans who are facing not only that budget deadline but president trump's 100th day in office, both coming on the same day at the end of this week. now, pres

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tonight, we'll sort it all out with gary yooununge, editor at large for the "guardian." and author of a powerful new book, "another day in the death of america." we're glad you joined us. journalist gary younge in just a moment. ♪ >> and from contributions from pbs station. from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ snot ♪ ♪ ♪ >> always a pleasure to catch up with gary younge ed tord alt large for "the guardian" newspaper. he's been tracking the rise of the far right and the far left, in the recent elections, in europe and in america. and the epidemic in his text, "another day in the death of america. "good to have you in los angeles. >> thank you for having me. >> let me start across the pond and we'll come back to the text here stateside. the french elections, what do you make of the interim outcome? it's not quite over yet. marine le pen comes in second, not first. >> that's right. first of all, there's the le pen factor. i studied french. i studied in france. when i was 15, and following a school exchange, i went out to visit one of the kids that i was become friends with.

steve mnuchin and gary cohn.hey were unveiling the blue print for what the administration is calling true tax reform. there was a lot in there if you were listening. it was a lot of math. but it means a tax cut for basically everyone. we are looking at three instead of seven brackets, 10, 25, 35%. that's taking that top rate down basically all of them. they are putting in a child care tax credit, but they're also protecting that credit for saving in your

vin diesel fans like shut up. >>> hey, gary, okay, more of the same today?ather-wise. >> well, showers today, okay. and it's going to be a wet monday out there. morning showers turn into that evening showers, a little bit breezy, a little bit of cool conditions, too. we'll stay in the low to mid-50's for highs, all right. so, just so you know. in terms of what the radar looks like right now, showers coming up from the south will zoom in just a little bit, kind of give you an idea, all is wet for fauquier county moving up into prince william county. eventually this loudon move through into the beltway and up to the north of the northeast. it does look like a wet morning commute. i think on and off showers today t temperatures right now are in the low to mid-50's. we're sitting at 55 degrees here in town. annapolis 54. listen, for a high we'll get up to 57 briefly and one of those hours where it's not really raining we'll cool off again in the afternoon t winds will be out of the northeast five to 10, maybe 15 miles an all right wet monday morning commute. >>

gary: yes to all of the above.k system -- first of all, deregulation. some we can do through personnel by putting new personnel into some of the jobs. we can deregulate some of our industries. you've seen them come through executive orders and by some of the agencies. we are also working on tax reform. we think it will have a big impact on job creation. the president is doing this every day, meeting with corporate leaders around the told, having them committed bringing jobs back to america as we are bringing more and more jobs back to america. we will continue to increase the job opportunities. we also need to go through training. eugene the president spend a lot of time talking about retraining our labor force -- you have seen of president spend a lot time talking about retraining our labor force. we have a lot of jobs out there that need to be filled. training our applicant pool to fill those jobs, we can do that very quickly. initiatingwere just -- canw of deregulation you give us an update on where that stands

there's a debate among folks like gary cone and tough on china folks like peter navarro, but i think that public debate is something we're not normally seeing, but seeing it in this administration is a set of ideology going into this white house. >>> many feel that gary cone is a quote liberal democrat, not my words, the words of several conservatives, are conservatives comfortable with the lessening influence of steve bannon and increasing influence of gary cone? >> these are a lot of terms hard to define. steve bannon does represent a sort of wing of right-wing politics within the white house but a lot more traditional conservatives say he's no more representative than that of gary cone and jared kushner, registered democrats until coming into this white house, there's not much of a representative for the kind of conservatism that you actually see republicans in the house of representatives so as bannonism waynes and conan is on the rise, there does seem to be a lack of conservativism, something not really talked about in these discussions comes in and does have a representation. >

gary did you see this? gary thinks steph can pull it off and he's having fun doing it too.re's steph curry singing disney songs. gary likes the part when the put the mouth guards in and keep singing. ( darya ) and steph curry is a big golfer when he is not on the basketball court. here is what he looked like when he was playing mini golf with james corden. corden is in a full golf outfit. they're at some east bay minigolf inside... and they were yelling at people, doing silly stunts. they did the dance video game and some air hockey. gary wants to know when this was recorded... but i'm not sure. all i know is steph's beard isn't as big as it is right now. ( darya ) so then it got me thinking... gary, would you rather sing in front of a bunch of people or dance in front of millions of people? gary says he would be self conscious but he would probably dance... and do some goofy moves because if he can't sing, it will linger. take a look at shaq dancing... (darya) you see what i'm saying gar

as gary said, we're at an historic moment. and republicans and democrats want to create jobs and want to help the american people. and as i said, the core principles of this, we have agreement on, and we will work forward on the details. let's go in the back. >> thank you, mr. secretary. quick question, you bring up repeal of the debt tax, the state tax. this is an issue that's been going on for decades. and it used to be they were always talking about phasing out the death tax over a period of years. groups such as jim martin 60, the seniors association said they wouldn't accept and they want an immediate killing of the death tax. is that what this is going to be or a phaseout measure again? >> right now our initial proposal is to phase out the debt nax tax in a year. with implementation of the new tax, the debt tax will disappear. >> two questions, this is obviously a statement of core principles. it's just one page. obviously tax reform will be much more complicated. when will we see the details? when will we see the actual

we had gary cohn.he trifecta with someone who's incredibly important in this administration, important for a whole host of reasons. mainly because he political experience having been a member of congress for a number of years representing the fifth district of south carolina, a beautiful district in the north-central part of the state but also had been a part of the freedom caucus and incredibly well connected and a part of house leadership and administration which needs and a bit short of great congressional leadership and guidance. of course i'm talking about director of the office of management and budget, mick mulvaney. if you could come out and be interviewed by kristen silverberg, my colleague. [applause] >> i'm wondering what socks i wore today. >> they look good, they look good. colorful. [laughing] well, thank you for being you. you pin point 1000 miles an hour since yo he took office so we're incredibly grateful you are here. i wanted to start and just ask you come he been in washington for a

coming up, gary cohn and steve mnuchin will brief reporters on the president tax proposal.hat is coming up here. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. what find out how people are positioning themselves ahead of president trump's proposed tax reforms. you looking for details as we all are. there's commentary from the treasury secretary of so pass-through companies. what are you looking forward to this afternoon and have you contrast that with what you've heard? >> we're hearing that a 15% corporate tax. that is great for businesses. you don't reduce the individual rates, which is the on paid on those businesses an individual return, then you have a real disconnect between big business and small business, so there needs to be something that gets changed whether it is the individual rates or special rates for pastors. we heard from the campaign from president trump was that there would be a pass-through rate only if the profits were retained in the business and i would be 15%. didn't say when the profits were distributed from the business to the individual. t

tom: there is a limit, gary. gary shilling with gina martin adams. we have a lot to talk about. inflation. we will do that as well. coming up again, the president and the king of jordan. he has been king for 18 years. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning everyone. bloomberg surveillance from london and new york. guy johnson in new york, i am tom keene. gina martin adams helping out here. you know the chart, gary. this is the divide between service sector and goods inflation. here is what we feel. 3.1% service sector inflation. here is core. down here is the gary shilling call of the decade. goods deflation. ans that reverse and give us impulse of inflation as we saw back in the last decade? >> it is going to be the other way. if you look at service inflation those areas are moving down. with financial services, the way it is being cut throughout the spectrum, if you look at medical services, that inflation rate has come down. education, major areas, are coming down. this is important because as economies grow, more is spent on services and less proportionally on goods. there a

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jared, ivanka, bannon, gary cohn. i mean, tremendous pressures are building here. thoughts, randy, on what's happening within the white house. >> well, most of the folks at the white house are really good friends of mine, but i think the white house is starting to settle into a definitional phase; that is, where we -- lou: wait a minute, i want to write that down. definitional -- >> definitional phase. [laughter] lou: all hell's about to break loose, personally, but you go ahead. >> no. i think -- well, you and i talked about this a couple months ago which is donald trump's going to govern with a meritocracy. you deliver, you get heard, you get your policies promoted. i think we're starting to see that steadily emerge. gary cohn's done a great job of putting a team together, he's got some real professionals behind him. it's not surprising that he gets the president's ear a little more than, say, those who have yet to fill out their agencies and departments. >> and, lou, remember who introduced gary cohn to donald trump, jared kushner be, the son-in-law. lou: well,

gary is after according to gary is after the break. (darya) (darya) breaking news..the seattle seahawks have agreed to trade running back marshawn lynch to the oakland raiders. "beast mode" is coming home to oakland. this is all according to an n-f-l dot com report out this morning. the deal is expected to become official by the end of the day. he raiders and lynch, a five time pro-bowl running back have reportedly agreed to terms on a contract for the 20-17 season. the 31-year-old has to pass and physcal and sign paper work to unretire to make it official. ( darya ) chris paul is upset after the clippers lose to the utah jazz last night. the jazz now lead the sereis 3 games to 2. the winner of this series will play the warriors. the next game is in utah. ( darya ) the oklahoma city thunder are officially eliminated from the nba playoffs. the houston rockets beat them last night. they win the se

without any further ado, kra director gary cohen. >> thank you, sean.d afternoon to everyone. thank you for being here. this is quite a historic day for us and one that we've been looking forward to for a long time and one we're very excited about. we have a once in a generation opportunity to do something really big. president trump has made tax reform a priority. and we have a republican congress that wants to get it done. and this is something that quite honestly, i hope the democrats would support too because it's good for the american people. the president is going to seize this opportunity by leading the most significant tax reform legislation since 1986. and one of the biggest tax cuts in the american history. we have been working on had for a long time. we've had great meetings. we had a great meeting last night with the leadership of the shouse and senate and agreed on many of the important principles of tax reform. we look forward to working together with the house and senate closely in the weeks ahead. president has focused on three things si

i saw gary. he said i had a secret plan, is our he said? i let him know about that when they get back to the office. the infrastructure is in its early discussions, we were talking about since the election. since the date the president came to office, we've looked at things in a particular order. we thought healthcare would go first, then tax reform, then infrastructure. there's a variety of reasons for that, some of which would bore you to tears regarding very arcane senate rules about reconciliation and what needs 60 votes in the senate versus 50. the fact of the matter is we have been working on infrastructure since the very beginning, and i don't think you will actually start to see specific things to be able to vote on until the fall. that said, you ask gary a question about debt and deficit, and i get this all the time. as the resident budget hawk, me, how are you going to pay for this infrastructure? i think the answer is no. we will spend the money. i give gary and stephen tremendous credit for understanding leverage, and when you s

and in case you missed it here's the gary's world rewind. (james) good morning gary..e there. how was it? gary says it's always fun... but the die hard giants fans say the real home opener tonight because you get rid of the people just looking to party. the team was able to get the win before the sold out crowd at a-t&t park. they took down the arizona diamondbacks with a final score of four to one. it was a nice day but buster posey getting hit in the head was looming over it. gary thinks he will sit out a few games. the pitcher apologized for the hit... says the ball just got away from him. bochy says posey should be okay... he got the thumbs up. gary doesn't think you will see him start tonight. ( james ) and this is a good one... the giants score 3 runs on a swinging bunt. the broadcasters called it a little league home run. it looked little league out there with the pitches going everywhere. that probably got the fans excited. gary hasn't seen something like this happen before... three runs on a ball that went three feet. the giants take on the diamondbacks again

they have assurances that gary cohn. liz: what about restrictions?at in a second. that they have also gotten some assurances that gary cohn was speaking on his own behalf, not for the administration right here. we should point thought bank stocks essentially have been up today. we should show a chart of this. as i began tweeting this out, bank stocks have moved. they're moving up a little bit on this report, particularly you see citigroup moving up little bit. bank of america popped a little bit on my tweet. yeah, it did. the bottom line is this, of all the things they have to worry about they're not worried about gary cohn and donald trump trying to put the genie back in the bottle with glass-steagall. they don't think it will happen anytime soon. they're more worried do they get passed tax reform for their bottom line and also regulatory reform. do they fix up dodd-frank which put a lot more regulations on them? that is what they're worried about. go ahead. liz: if he did indeed say this, props to him. whether you agree with glass-steagall or not,

so without further ado, director gary cohen. >> thank you, sean. good afternoon, everyone.ouk for being here. this is quite a historic day for, and one we've been looking forward to and one we're very excited about. we have a once in a generation opportunity to do something really big. president trump has made tax reform a priority, and we have a republican congress that wants to get it done. this is something that, quite honestly, i hope the democrats would support too, because it's good for the american people. the president is going to seize this opportunity by leading the most significant tax reform legislation since 1986, and one of the biggest tax cuts in the american history. we've been working on this for a long time. we've had great meetings, we had a great meeting last night with the leadership of the house and senate. we've fragreed on many importan principles with tax reform and we look forward working with the house and senate in the weeks ahead. the president has focused on three things. job creation, economic growth, and helping the low and middle income fami

gary says it was a busy night.the final regular season game of the season. and as expected, the warriors stars did not play a lot. steph curry, and kevin durant both played just 3 quarters. draymond green had the night off. the dubs are now set to play their first playoff game sunday against the trail blazers. tip off for set for 12:30.(mark) we now know what day the warriors will open the playoffs they will sunday at 12:30 at verses the portland trailblazers schedule for about 12:30pm game 2 will also at home games 3 and 4 will be in portland. gary says the warriors will be well rested as they series. the trailblazers than one percent chance of winning this series. it's nice the warriors don't have to travel too far. (mark) now to the ice... where the sharks opened up the stanley cup playoffs in edmonton, canada and fans there were pumped up for the first playoff game in edmonton in 11 years. and the oilers got off to a fast start, jumping to a 2 nothing lead. but the sharks wouldn't go out without a fight. eventu

gary says love can sneak in different ways.ew report says certain habits could be hurting your health. (mark) several health experts are coming together to reveal what they say are "shower mistakes". here's a look... first is washing your face. skincare experts say the heat of the water and the pressure can cause wrinkles. instead you should wash your face in the sink. (darya) second is using a loofah. the say they are a breeding ground for bacteria and mold. (mark) and third is using a damp razor. if your razor doesn't dry out between each use, it could be infecting your skin because a wet blade can shelter old hair and dead skin health experts recommend soaking your razor in bleach and scrubbing it toothbrush weeks. seven day (darya) that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (mark) don't forget, you can stay connected on our mobile app, kron four dot com and on our facebook and twitter feeds. (man vo) it was may, when dad forgot how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't r

dagen: gary minute he is a tyrant. john?yrants. >> i want to be on a fishing show with chuck's grandkids, sounds like fun. quite appealing in dallas. good for parents like chuck and gary be that have the ability to take care of their kids but for the most part the majority of this group not given too much credit. we had the greatest generation hail bullets in the antiskid the living with mommy and daddy these days. i'm not a fan of these millennial's. dagen: tenderfoot to need coddling. change of the rent is too high the percentage of people doing this in new york and new jersey, did they gets all the bad bill of goods and get worthless degrees? sure. we have a serious problem with the birth rate, kids pay taxes to take care of social security and medicare and get home is why the birth rate is low, where parents go on a cruise before you can around. dagen: thank you, great to see you. starbucks new cappuccino won't only give folks a sugar rush but give another company a huge rush finally. hey ron! they're finally taking down

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you won't belive how it ends.<><> ((gary sports tease))gary radnich:"coming up later in this broadcastalicia is here that means email night. alicia radnich:"lots of emails"gary radnich:"alright, we'll fun a little fun with that and also the latest on the 49ers and raiders is day two, but nonetheless some teams trying to get a little bit better with their draft picks later in this broadcast". ((pam))here's what we're tracking tonight at ten... (steve) new tonight at 8. the rise of internet connected toys has privacy experts concerned. it's not just the toys spying on you but the way that some of them can give hackers access to sensitive personal information stored on the adult devices in the house. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate tells us how a new senate bill introduced in california aims to protect people from dangerous toys. (gabe slate)are they watching listneing. recording. what data are they collecting? a nose on a doll use to be just a nose now it can be a camera or a microphone. internet connected toys are making consumer advocates nervous. jim steyer /common sense media says:

one thing that did come up and it, yesterday was gary cohn -- where is gary?ou bring me that chart please? this was just something, this is sort of incredible. that is so beautiful. no, not quite. to build a highway in the united states -- this was just done yesterday. i said, i'm speaking to some of ,y friends who are builders really great builders. they have gone through the process. we have all gone through it in new york, the zoning process. you start up here. this is anywhere from a 10 to a 20-year process. 17 agencies. you have hundreds and hundreds of permits, many of them are statutory where you cannot apply for the second permit until six months go by. so this is to build a simple highway. .hese are the agencies 17 agencies. how many different steps is it? >> [inaudible] >> 16. >> 29 different statutes, this is indicative. this is not a specific project but this is the type of process that a government would have to go through to permit a highway federally. this is just federal, not state regulations. >> it can take anywhere from 10 to 20 years, and t

gary cohn is a name a lot of people might not know. what can you tell us about him? from wall street, head of the national economic council and someone who has been kind of for the first few months of the administration laying low a little bit, but he's closely aligned with people like jared kushner, the president's son-in-law, dina powell, who is another sort of like wall street type who is -- who is also aligned with kushner and ivanka trump, and he's seen as a moderate and what he is also is a democrat, and that's really the crux of the tension within this white house is what is -- essentially what is a democrat doing in donald trump's white house, and can people really trust him? >> well, what is a democrat doing in donald trump's white house? >> okay. let's count them. jared kushner, ivanka trump. >> some people might even count donald trump at times, right. >> exactly. they have all changed. i'm not saying they are democrats now, but they have all sort of evolve the. the thing about gary cohn that i find fascinating is he is somebody -- what i've been told sinc

. >> though gary valentine found the shank and attempted to dispose it, he said it wasn't his. >> as i was going through an old box it look tattered and looked to be a piece of wood with a piece of plastic. working back in the stock room, we have a lot of broken pallets and they do tie the saran wrap on the pallet, sometimes on the bottom, but that particular day was more than it appeared. >> step in and step all the way to the back wall. >> valentine is also placed in confinement but believes he has a solid defense since he was with an officer when he found the shank. >> i don't see how you can charge me with something, i had a staff member next to me and me and him discovered it at the same time. it would be asinine for me to put it there and say, look what i found, come on. if i had anything to do with it, smart money would have been to leave it alone. when we got back to the pod, a few people were telling people to man up to it if it was yours. explain what it was used for and be done with it. >> was that a particular person? >> yes, it was. >> can you tell me who that person was

and in case you missed it here's the gary's world rewind. (mark) good morning gary.g streak yesterday. they were able to beat the padres 5 to 3 behind a strong performance from johnny cueto. the team is now 2 and 5 on the season. matt moore gets the start for the g-men today against the diamondbacks. first pitch is set for 1:35. giants are in last place and just 155 games to go. gary says they want to get off to a good start, but they won't quit just yet. gary says to wait 40 games before you see what your team can do. ( mark ) the oakland a's are getting training their players and fans on how to take bart to the game. they released this bart training video to help everyone get to the game. <"every team has weight rooms, batting cages, and practices facilities for training. but only we have bart. okay everybody, today we have bart training camp. i hope you're physically and mentally ready for this. dolittle, we talked about this, you're manspreading again">(mark) gotta hand it to the a's... they have great commercials. gary thinks if they played half as good as their