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living in a very small area and you can imagine that everybody is impacted so what we saw that george will story is very similar to everybody's story on that small on either end and we saw his neighbor melody whose house gets flooded every day so that's what's happening to a lot of people there and you know and you know just imagine that this year washout evidence rising and at the same time the island a sinking that means you know it's just getting worse basically he mentions that his family has gone where do these people go if they leave the coastal areas not just in the philippines but i guess in anywhere where people are impacted along the coast you know we had on top of sorry we had a lot of talk about people migrating to other countries and i gripped countries being afraid of people you know coming to their countries but what's actually happening in the philippines and also in other countries is that people are mostly just stay in the region that they're from so we see a lot of internal migration that is people are moving from let's say from the coast to the next biggest city or in t

we can't impeach him for keeping his promise to be boorish. >> as only george will could put it in hisill, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> glad to be with you. >> msnbc's coverage continues in just a moment with joy reid. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chill

writing near the end of president reagan's second term, george will lamented how wrong reagan is about what is happening in moscow. reagan has accelerated the moral disarmament of the west, actual disarmament will follow, by elevating wishful thinking to the status of political philosophy." will explained that december 8, the day the inf treaty was signed, will be remembered as the date the cold war was lost. that one didn't hold up very well, george. but, nonetheless, by the time reagan leaves office many conservatives are looking at for one another and they are saying, what did we achieve? we got tax cuts. but did we fundamentally change the trajectory of the united states? and many of them conclude, no, we didn't. we didn't succeed in this endeavor. not only that, george h.w. bush is about to be elected president. that's only going to further sort of frustrate them because many of them will be shown the door in the bush white house. so, there is this sort of belief that we haven't really achieved what they had set out achieve. they hadn't transfer my country the same way fdr had in

report back to horatio wright, and wright will formulate a plan. george crook will take the lead, and his orders are to cross the river and attack the enemy if practicable. the sixth corps and the rest of the army would follow suit. george crook the next morning rights back to his department commander, general hunter at harpers ferry, and tells him, i'm going to attack the enemy. practicables"if in george crook's communication. i hasten to say if it were not for crook's presence i don't think there would be much in the way of any military action that would come out of the pursuit of jubal early here. on the 18th, crook is going to arrive with his force. the cavalry is already in position. him and general horatio wright will study the layout of the confederate positions, up the bluff at snickers gap, and they conclude the confederates have a strong force in position at the shenandoah river crossing, but i think we should march our troops under cover of the bluffs northward about two miles and cross them over at island ford, about dead center of the map the

or he will say george's name instead of mine. we all kind of laughed and that he will be like it really doesn't make a difference either one of you could do it. >> doesn't matter if it is tight and or juice, do this on this time, that would talking to my gal. just two white guys hanging out. >> reporter: steve baker is back in managing, he will be named the manager of the houston astros. now, i want a little picture, memories to bring back home to ken and elizabeth. okay. there it is! [ laughter ] looks good on you though! i need some practice. back to you. >> you got ants in your pants and you wanted to dance. >> [ laughter ] >> that was bad. >> reporter: you look like you're ready for miami with a pink shirt, i like it. >> i need some work for the 11:00 news. >> a lot of work. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good c

we will adamantly oppose them. with the exception of george bush, every gop presidential hopeful opposed to the treaty. many of them running to the right in 1988 of reagan. and jack kemp, our friend on the left with the football, because he is a former quarterback, blasted it at a speech at the heritage foundation, labeling reagan's treaty a nuclear munich. harsh rhetoric. here are some wonderful quotes from our good friends on the new right, our social conservative friends. howard phillips explained that ronald reagan is a very weak man with a strong wife and a strong staff and reagan was a useful idiot for soviet propaganda. richard viguerie asserted that reagan is now aligned with his former adversaries. the democrats and the soviets. we feel alienated, abandoned, and rejected by the president. he called reagan an apologist for mikael gorbachev and exclaimed that this inf treaty is a splitting of the blankets. conservatives will file for divorce and never reconcile again. didn't turn out to be the case. another activist labeled reagan a wea

george will. be in some crucial. step 3 select this you to bill image. step through all share your idea with the whole community via the app. that i got in there saying i'm sick of lying is something i don't cook advocate or those who think it. just because he had them the langage or scummy so neither of us is that he gets a. chance to one up meet up so not so. well but for you system or the oddest sell off either hoboken me any meal you pull in a mere fist of said not visible in the mini it's quite a change out of the chip on to me you know it's not really a chip in a some other we're not gonna let the talented live and the money in mississippi add to that iran cannot ship being a mentor who could look good i didn't i'm not even little bit you branch out of it been done. so what does organic almost make of such in small ball harvest up down fired up with your god was it one go to go and go bridge or who quit that it was allowed to get a beautiful same journey is opposite the border with such and such like up using sound images you don't have to be fully

that will give the fed comfort we will not see inflation. hum number. georgenot something concerning right now. it is more of a two cubed environment. jonathan: i keep hearing this. george: you will have to trade in between those ranges. jonathan: variations of it anyway. we had blackrock on the program. he said it will be one point 1.8%-ishcent -- inflation. priya: there are a lot of risks out there. i think treasuries are pricing in. inflation. but not really pricing all the risks. just a week ago we were dealing with u.s.-iran. it is still pretty unstable. we have got an election. i think treasuries have room to rally. it can get below 2%. on the 10-year. if risks increase, it's an attractive hedge. jonathan: you also think the fed comes back in at some point this year? priya: we do. jonathan: pretty much everyone thinks the fed is done. nothing brings them back in. priya: if you tell me growth is indeed 2%, i think the fed is on the sidelines, our view is a combination of slowing business investment in manufacturing is pretty weak. that does affect the con

will. you know that, george. the president was getting to this point. in the past, previous administrations had allow shia militias to take shots. we made a very different approach. we told the iranian regime enough, you can't use proxy forces thinking your homeland will be safe and secure. weerg going to respond against the actual decisionmakers, the people who are causing this threat from the islamic republic of iran. we'll take this seriously and we'll defend the american people at every turn, george. >> just to be clear, the president had 52 sites that wasn't accurate? >> george, i have seen what we are planning in terms of the targets set. the american people should know that every target that we strike will be a lawful target and it will be a target designed a singular mission in defending americans. the president doesn't war. he's talked about this repeatedly. he's a reluctant participant in this one. he'll never shy away from protecting america. >> have you had any direct communication with iranian officials, phone call, a letter, and how have t

george: dispersal was a lot less. you could get the yield without taking on excessive risk. of risks. take a lot if you're not willingy a lot of this from the other kinds of distress -- you could have gotten close to 5%. that is not the case today. george: the framework is pretty strong from a technical perspective. you have roughly half a trillion dollars less in supply coming out this year. from a global markets perspective, specifically for high-yield, you are seeing a liquidity challenge. the liquidity challenge back in september with the repo market coincided exactly when triple c's started gapping out. now all of a sudden they are figuring that out and spreads her coming down. they moved from 8.5% up to 10% and now they are back to 8.5%. not underling fundamentals improving, it is technical factors. in the long haul that will be , tough for them to work through. priya: from a macro standpoint i would agree. fundamentals are telling you there should be more dispersion. think we should be looking at the credit of these companies a lot more. but you look how tight the spreads are, it tells me the reach yield is do

president george will may have survived a 3rd major protest of his 2 year old governor but. what's not clear is if protesters will once again take to the streets as promised if the government fails to meet their demands. 100 degrees how does iraq what worldview. the south korean president says there's a desperate need for better relations with north korea in his near speech moon j.n. call for new talks and kim jong un he wants kim to visit seoul but cooperation between the countries which are technically still at war a stalled in recent months u.s. led denuclearization talks are also on hold last week kim said he'd soon reveal a new strategic weapon. for talks in a time of deadlock in u.s. north korea talks and we are even concerned about a step backward and enter korean relations we are in desperate need of practical ways to improve into korean cooperation. and former u.s. national security adviser john bolton says he's prepared to testify in the senate impeachment trial of donald trump bolton could provide the firsthand account of events central to the case against the pre

and thousands are rallying in liberia's capital monrovia with lawns of the town and george will. hell i would still go some place and places the shabby rain into the southeast of australia nowhere near as much as we may but every little helps i'd like to think and you can see the area clad head just between the melbourne and sydney fast south of new south wales in with a chance of catching want to see shad there is the victoria more so i thought the more this generate dry for the time maybe some of the shows i will just not so well little further north woods up the great dividing range pushing up towards queensland for queensland itself we've got the showers just looking there just around the coast of france is up towards the cape york peninsula that behind me just around the pilbara just pushing down towards port hedland this is where tropical cyclone blake he's showing it's had and this is where we do have some flooding right i'll make its way into central parts of the way as we go on into the middle to the latter part of the week with of course some flooding but made weight th

let's bring in abc's chief anchor, george stephanopoulos, who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. one of the unanswered questions heading into the trial, will there be witnesses? where does that stand right now? >> that's the biggest unanswered question. we don't know is the easy answer. we know there will be a vote on whether or not to have witnesses at some point in the trial and we know that democrats are going to try to force one at the start on tuesday to fight over the rules. so far, it takes 51 votes to have witnesses. so far, at least four republicans have said they're open to it. if all of them actually voted for witnesses, then indeed you would have them. who would be called, when they would be called, whether both sides would call witnesses still wide open. and we just don't know if after these first couple of weeks of arguments those senators will actually pull the trigger and say, yes, we need witnesses or they can in the alternative say, we've heard enough. >> in some cases with john bolton for example if he's called

we can't impeach for keeping his promise to be boorish. >> as only george will could put it in his column to the country for years. george will, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> glad to be with you. >>> msnbc's coverage continues in just a moment with joy reid. you need only the freshest milk and cream. just a moment with joy reid. wit. philadelphia. schmear perfection. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your doctor if you'v

course they feel passionately about that as do you know many leading conservatives people like george will for example who. feel exactly the same way as so many democrats do. i hope if we have a democratic president in the future who behaves in the same way that president trump has i certainly hope they're impeached and i'll be at the head of the line demanding their impeachment just like we. just used a word or the havior used the word behavior is that impeachable is bad behavior impeachable is that a crime had spencer in this case you know this in terms behavior the definition of what's and p. h. well so another rhetorical shift that's going on here among the pro term folks is to say but it's not a crime and of course that's not relevant it's like claiming you do you just don't like him no that's not the case here it's certainly there are many people who don't like him on the left and the right but of course i cannot grounds for impeachment. and it's the same here and this is just another one of these rhetorical shifts on fortunately his behavior is impeachable as it would if if. and mad

president george will have survived a 3rd major protest of his 2 year old government. what's not clear is if protesters will once again take to the streets as promised if the government fails to meet their demands. just a couple of stories in brief for you police in uganda have again detained the musician and political activist bobby wine he was prevented from holding a campaign rally for next year's presidential election police fired tear gas to disperse his supporters outside of the capital kampala and u.s. prosecutors in los angeles have filed new sexual assault charges against hollywood producer harvey weinstein as his trial on separate charges begins in new york he has pleaded not guilty to assaulting 2 women one of whom says he raped her in a hotel room in 20 if found guilty he could spend the rest of his life in prison. take you to the headlines now an al-jazeera huge crowds gathering in the iranian city of kerman ahead of the final funeral procession for general. this is his hometown he will be buried there in the coming hours on monday mourners filled the stre

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and coming up at 5:30, vern will talk to george kittle about his special pre-game routine between him and his dad. >>> union city police are investigating a fight outside a school that left a mother seriously injured. we want to warn you, the images are disturbing. friends claim the woman was beaten and kicked unconscious tuesday morning after she arrived at james logan high school. she was going there to complain her daughter was being bullied. officers say they arrived to find 2 groups fighting, including students and parents. 1 juvenile was arrested, but they're releasing no further information. >>> an update now on a murder case in union city that left 2 kids dead. surveillance video captured the shooting that happened november 23rd in the parking lot of an elementary school. you see the car pull up and the flashes of gunfire. by the time the police got there, a 14-year-old boy who was shot had died. the other boy died on the way to the hospital. no arrests have been made, but today police believe the suspects were driving a silver toyota sedan. they say the car was either a camry

president george will have survived a 3rd major protest. all government. what's not clear is if protestors were once again take to the streets as promised if the government fails to meet their demands. how does iraq. the south korean president says there's a desperate need for better relations with north korea this was a new year speech monday and call for a new talks with kim jong un he wants came to visit seoul cooperation between the countries that are technically still at war has stalled in recent months u.s. led denuclearization talks are also on hold. for talks in a time of deadlock in u.s. north korea talks and we are even concerned about a step backward in enter korean relations we are in desperate need of practical ways to improve into korean cooperation. in the same speech president moon to create more jobs and to boost workers' pay and help the poor a timely promise given to studies reveal young people are feeling increasingly pessimistic about the future brian has this report from seoul they are known as spoons young people from low income fami

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the grievances of the protestors and blames i just it just for stirring up trouble the president george will have survived a 3rd major protest of his 2 year old government. what's not clear is if protesters will once again take to the streets as promised if the government fails to meet their demands. for public release how does iraq what worldview. the south korean president says there's a desperate need for better relations with north korea and his new year's speech moon j.n. coals for new talks with kim jong un he wants can see this so what will cooperation between the countries which are technically still up war has stalled and recent months u.s. led denuclearization talks are also on hold last week kim said he'd soon reveal a new strategic weapon. for talks focusing in a time of deadlock in u.s. north korea talks and we are even concerned about a step backward an intercom in relations we are in desperate need of practical ways to improve into korean cooperation so well in that same speech president then promised to create more jobs spruced workers' pay and help the poor it's a timely ple

writing in newsweek the end of reagan's second term, george will lamented how wrong reagan was about what is happening in moscow. disarmament will follow by elevating wishful thinking. will exclaimed that the day that the inf treaty was signed will be remembered as the day the cold war was lost. that one did not hold up well. nonetheless, by the time reagan leaves office, many conservatives are looking at each other and saying, what did we achieve. they got tax cuts. , but did weeform change the trajectory of the united states? many of them concluded, no. is only that, george w. bush about to be elected president. that is only going to further frustrate them, because many of them are going to be shown the door. that theyhis belief haven't really achieved what they had set out to achieve. i want to pivot now to show you how a little bit about reagan wanted to frame his legacy. because it is also very different from what conservatives claim the reagan legacy should be today. let's take a look at how ronald reagan thought about his own foreign policy legacy and what does that mean. was

under no circumstances, george will you do that. , which is like a red rag to the bull, and that is exactly what he does. a final finale he does not quite , capture the bridge in shreveport, but the folk memory is of patton coming down the high street of shreveport at the head of a long column of tanks, disobeying every order over the last three weeks. the die is set. we know how he is going to play the rest of world war ii. it all comes to an end in the dying days of september 1941. the armistice came to the city of shreveport, as you can read, and the success with a , successful defense of the city by the red army against the blues. but the headline here also tells us that seven soldiers during the maneuvers died. and in the whole maneuvers, 26 soldiers died. that number of young men with complicated pieces of machinery and things like rivers are bound to produce fatalities. and it led me down a path when i , was researching d-day, it led the fatality why on the day of battle is so low, is because more people died during training for d-day than the actual day. if you ask me, i am trying t

. >> reporter: on by the son of former congressman george miller, will set up a pot shop on the main drag through martinez.>> we want to be a part of the community, a positive impact to this community. >> reporter: despite the vow to be a good neighbor, his neighbors are having a hard time understanding why the business has to be less than two blocks away from a high school was 1200 students. >> the voters agree that this was the type of business we wanted within the city limits, fine, i don't believe that it belongs within 1000 feet, let alone a mile, of any one of our educational campuses in the city.>> the adult school, a property that would now be limited from expanding to a k- 12 education center. >> the school district doesn't feel it is in good conscience putting a preschool or high school parking on a shared property boundary with a cannabis dispensary. >> reporter: opponents will consider legal action to make sure it does not open doors so close to their kids. >> we don't really have the resources to continue legally fighting this for an extended period of time. >> reporter:

host: we talked about mary ball washington and a young george washington. will you talk a little bit about mary ball washington and adult george washington? what was the relationship between president george washington and mary ball washington? question.s is a good he's chosen as president of the united states, and he has got to go to new york, being the first capital of the united states, has to go there to assemble a government and assume the duties as the first chief executive, but before he does leave for mount vernon, new york, he makes one last ship to fredericksburg, and he goes knowing his mother is dying of cancer. she knows she is dying of cancer. there are two contemporary accounts of letters at the last meeting between the two of them warm, and shery basically acknowledged, finally acknowledged, what he done in his life had been great. she basically gave her blessings to go to new york to assume the office of president of the united states and do what he had to do to pull the country together, so by all accounts, his last meeting with her was a warm

president george will have survived a 3rd major protest. what's not clear is if protesters will once again take to the streets as promised if the government fails to meet their demands. to venezuela now where 2 men claiming to be leader of the national assembly on sunday on troops physically blocked the opposition leader and his allies from taking part in a vote for the position but i know you had expected to be re-elected instead was sworn in as later won a separate vote held away from the national assembly. i mean. it's not just that they have prevented the lawmakers from entering the assembly they did not allow the president they violated the rights of venezuelans what you saw yesterday is what you've been saying for years persecution kidnappings and of takeover of the assembly. we want to tell you the truth about the change that our national assembly is undergoing today the national assembly elected its leadership in accordance with the constitution of venezuela in accordance with the constitutional mandate and the assemblies quorum reg

president george will have survived a 3rd major protest of his 2 year old government. what's not clear is if protesters will once again take to the streets as promised if the government fails to meet their demands. how to greece how does iraq. police in uganda have a gain detained musician and political activist but we whine he was prevented from holding a campaign rally for next year's presidential election police fired tear gas to disperse his supporters outside the capital kampala but we whine has been calling for a long time president you know where he lives if any to step down. they while the ghanem president is marching through the jungle which of any says he wants to highlight the liberation struggle from 3 decades ago that led him to taking power back in 1960 critics of dismissed it is a stunt to rally support for a 6th term in office was very began his 6 day march from the north of kampala on saturday. in venezuela to men claiming to be leader of the national assembly on sunday armed troops physically blocked to the opposition leader one quite over and its all

thousands are rallying in liberia's capital monrovia with demands of former football a time president george will. we got more wets windy but mild weather pushing into western parts of europe and down into the southeast we got some rather lively showers longer spells of rain here in between it is quiet we are still having missed info problems into the central areas but so the main weather action remains on the side of that here's the next band of cloud that's waiting out into the atlantic and that will push its way further east which as we go throughout the next couple days choose to have a blustery day across northern ireland scotland northern areas of england pushing across into norway right and some snow pushing for here over the high ground and this rightness no 2 over the high ground for turkey eastern side of the med seeing some very choppy waters go force winds and some very heavy rain pushing in here as well as we go on its way to stay that will snow just where little for the race was sought for still in the mix there still quite into those central pass and cloud and the rain just nothing

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the grievances of the protestors and blames i just it just for stirring up trouble the president george will have survived a 3rd major protest of his 2 year old government. what's not clear is if protesters will once again take to the streets as promised if the government fails to meet their demands. public release how does iraq. yes prosecutors in the central assad falls new sexual assault charges against hollywood producer harvey weinstein and his trial on separate charges begins in new york where he's pleaded not guilty to assaulting 2 women one says he waits in a hotel room in 2013 winds and could spend the rest of his life in prison if found guilty of dozens of women have accused the holy producer of sexual misconduct. american airlines and aero mexico have reached settlements with boeing over losses from the grounding of the 737 max jets or special and plane has been grounded since 2 crashes last year killed almost 350 people it will be back in u.s. skies until at least april but this could be delayed further because another issue has been discovered in the jet's wiring. still to come

it's my understanding during the briefing, according to george will's reporting that senator chris coons multiple times asked whether would seek congressional approval to deal with iran if iran got a nuclear weapon. to deal with iran in a military way. they kept dodging the question. how important to you think it is to get that essentially on paper? >> i think it's incredibly important. and throughout the whole briefing, they were dismissive of congress. they in the end said they didn't have time to come back. we only had about eight senators ask questions. they said we don't have time, we're busy, about coming back to brief the rest of us or take questions from the rest of us. it was very dismissive and it's also arrogant to say a vote from congress, 16, 17 years ago, that vote now binds another generation and another generation to war in iraq. it was against saddam hussein, for goodness sakes. this is a completely different government. this is not even the iraqi government we're now fighting. it's iranian generals that happen to be in iraq. but here's the great irony of the iraq war, t

president george will have survived a 3rd major protest of his 2 year old government. what's not clear is if protesters will once again take to the streets as promised if the government fails to meet their demands. al-jazeera. the south korean president says there's a desperate need for better relations with north korea. in his ear a speech in called for you talks with kim jong un cooperation between the 2 countries has stalled in recent months u.s. led the denuclearization talks are also on hold. well in that same speech president one promise to create more jobs and help the poor is a timely pledge given study that reveals young people are increasingly pessimistic about their future bride reports from seoul. they are known as dirt spoons young people from low income families who despite gaining high school and college qualifications often end up in jobs they don't want for little money and with little chance to better themselves they're seen as living in the shadow of so-called gold spoons those with a privileged upbringing you son ho is a writer and social commentator

will allow any at all. the threshold issue here, george, is will it be a fair trial? will the senators allow the house to call witnesses to introduce documents? that is the foundational issue on which everything else rests, and one thing that the public is overwhelmingly in support of, and that is a fair trial. imagine that you are a juror, people watching your show from around the country, imagine that you're a juror, and the judge comes into the courtroom and says, look. i have been in consultation with the defendant, and i'm working hand in hand with the defendant, and we've agreed that i'm not going to allow the prosecution to call any witnesses and i'm not going to allow the prosecution to show any documents. i will only allow the prosecution to read the transcripts from the grand jury. no juror heard anything like that from a judge because that would be absurd. it would be a mockery of a trial, not a trial, but that is what senator mcconnell to date is proposing, but that's not what the american people want. i don't think it's true to the oath the senators have

just nine days out fromace the e super bowl. >> patrick mahomes and george kittle will have his work cut out for him trying to beat his rival, tight end travis kelce. one of the biggest challenges at the super bowl will be containing the speed of the do individual key to defending them. you've got to play good defense. you've got to contain their receivers. you've got to limit the big plays. it's easier said than done for sure. >> the last time the 49ers won the super bowl was 25 years ago in 1995. wow. >>> as we showed you, the niners were going full carn vore tonight at the house of prime rib in the city. >> while jimmy g. has a lot on his mind before he heads to miami, he still took the time to give one person in the nbc bay area family a special shout out. take a listen. >> what's up, jessica? how you doing? you should be at house of prime rib right now, but next time. >> i'll tell you the script right now says ad lib, and i think the ad lib for jessica is going to be a scream for the rest of the show. >> it's going to be what time does the house of prime rib close? >> all that f

. >> is there a way -- it's my understanding during the briefing, according to george will's reporting, that senator chris coons asked multiple times whether they would seek congressional approval if iran got a nuclear weapon and they kept dodging the question. how important do you think that is to get that on paper? >> i think it's incredibly important. throughout the whole briefing they were dismissive of congress. they in the end said they didn't have time to come back. we only had about eight senators ask questions and they said, oh, we don't have time, we're busy to come back and take questions from the rest of us so it's very sdm dismissive. it's also arrogant to say a vote 16 years ago binds another generation in afghanistan. it was against saddam hussein. this is a completely different government. this is not even the iraqi government we're fighting, it's i ra iranian generals who happen to be in iraq. this is something president trump gets incredibly right, since the iraq war we have an iraq more aligned with iran than us. we're trying to force them to keep our troops. the iro

the syndicated columnist george will, covered the jacob reimer hearing in new york in 1992.he actually called them cogs in a wheel. just how many people it takes to kill. i had never really thought about that as much as i didn't writing this book. i was also really, really intrigued by how easy it was to indoctrinate the enemy in the trazegnie training camp. how easyn it was to turn people around and make them loyal foot soldiers. some trazegnie men deserted. they deserted the unit, better than to die as a good person than to live as a killer. the jacob reimer and many others stayed on. in fact, jacob reimer was given paid vacations. he was allowed to go visit his family in ukraine, or the area of soviet ukraine unescorted. and he returned back to the trazegnie training camp to continue on with his service to the ss. he was so loyal, that he receives citizenship and nazis germany and 1944. the end of the war, he would then retire in return to nazis as a decorated war hero. so i was really fascinated by the idea of choice, by who stayed in who left, and how easy it was to con

will be better at this than we originally thought. >> host: 78 years old? >> guest: 77. >> host: here is a text for you from george in tallahassee. will bloomberg's run results in republican victories in 2020? >> guest: i have no idea. i thought hillary clinton was going to win in 2016. predicting who is going to win next november. >> host: any idea where he will pull votes from with any other candidates worried about his entrance into the campaign? >> guest: this is me talking. i would think biden would be obvious one, pete buttigieg would be the other one. >> host: the so-called centrists. >> guest: that is right. maybe amy klobuchar too. >> host: laura is in brooklyn. hi, laura. >> caller: i was wondering in your research for the book, if you had come across any influences from michael bloomberg's partner, diana taylor. when mister bloomberg was running for mayor of new york and when he became associated with diana taylor, women were thrilled who knew her. mister bloomberg had a great deal, such a distinguished, fair-minded and marvelous person as we all know she is. that is my question. >> host: before we leave you do you reme

as we know too well, policies can be undone weird what cannot be undone, george will put it the best,trump is ringing bells that cannot be on wrong. stoking a kind of civil war in this country. turning americans against each other. some of us are more americans than others. some of us have a kind of provisional citizenship. these are deeply un-american, deeply jewish ideas and i just cannot be a part of any project that participates in that kind of politics. .... .... it is the art of the deal but on a global scale. alliances do not matter to him. he does not understand it. i really believe that. what kind of chaos can that lead to? i mean, that, to me -- the thing that happened with the kurds i think should be clarified moment for anyone thinking about possibly supporting this president because of the good policies that he has had vis-À-vis israel. that is how little alliance and loyalty means to this person for he has no sense of what those things mean and i just really hope that it was a wake-up call, dad. [laughter] >> the last chapter of your book is entitled how to fight. i thin