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celebrating it's we call it appropriation of misappropriation the reason why the line these drawn when gucci for example would be so i think the most likely to engage and then ironically you know presentation of the it and then go oh my god case on the using but no africans actually the most a people who do it is of the form of fabric and i want to benefit from it that some . touching is just bouncing which is feeds you it seems ok ok ok ok look so you guys heard recently that oklahoma thought i was trademarked here the q. and it's like you're not being. a monkey for your benefit because really free is from lion king which means no worries in africa which is very revealing and it shows that where we need to step up legally as africans is we kind of need to be able to get a heavier presence in terms of trademarking in terms of cooperating in terms of seeing what we have in the things that we have potential exports or whatever the only reason i say that is because someone else is going to do it so what did she says about. afrikaans having a more kind of like legal and copyright presence or str

dogs the hills out to get our program the guys in the senate are on board we need you to turn on the gucci shoes guys to straighten this thing out because she had guys been the lobbyist. and what this does is just lock the system up and that's the whole name of the game it's it's called political engineering and i'm like political science political engineering is real. one of the most important things done or stand is essentially creates what we call a self like an ice cream cone. and it's like perpetual motion machine for getting ever increasing defense budgets the way we do it is by downplaying the future consequences to start a new weapon we over promised as performance under promise it's cost we then systematically spread dollars jobs and profits to as many congressional districts as quickly as possible so that everybody has skin in the game. the people who are invested in this day or people like the largest defense contractor in the world lucky more than they will die before they see it. what's. going to change the world. we're probably already working. what did martin basically just

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bit risquÉ because you don't show shoulders at a state dinner and you should wear a hat so with her gucci >> i'm not even in its fair that we show that side by side with that wind incident she is nsnot responsible for that. you saw how the media treated this event they talk about the protest. how do you think that was covered quick. >> they were covered as mass protest comparing that to a year ago it is about one third of this time around from back in 2018. jesse: so people dislike him less. >> so they were concentrating on the blimp that site doj bronco there is the blimp again. jesse: like commemorating the day at a very special moment to focusing on the inflatable piece of plastic. >> like i turn on cable news. >> for me this was about a special invitation between two countries that share a common language, common institution, institution, heritage commemorating 75 years after america helped to save great britain and the queen invited the president the office and all the millions of people that president trump represents. that was the point off the visit not the gifts. >> you are right

. >> the gucci blouse, people i think grabbed on to it honestly because of the name of the blouse andccess hollywood" tape had recently been thrust into the news. >> the white pantsuit at the state of the union, was that a message? >> there were the notions that oh, she is wearing the white because she is signaling that she's really on the side of the resistance. >> some looks, including subtle fashion nods to the countries she has visited have backfired. >> which is what happened in africa when she wore that. >> i'm not sure why. it was very out of africa. >> east wing staffers say they have zero control over melania. >> we all give her the best advice that we can all the time and then she is going to do what she feels is best. >> that stance may have lead to one of the biggest fashion blunders in first lady history. last summer, when melania made a humanitarian trip to a children's shelter at the mexico border, what could have been a compassionate visit turned into a pr nightmare. >> melania trump has been getting a lot of backlash. >> it's the jacket that's getting all the attentio

this is the company where people resell their clothing on the site and these are high end names like gucci and all of that. doing very well right now. >>> let's fly to osaka, japan. we will bring the show right overseas. we are now call it seven and a half hours away from what could be this major market-moving meeting between the u.s. and china at the g20. item number one, president donald trump and xi jinping will work to steer trade talks between the world's two biggest economies perhaps back on track. president trump said he is hoping for a productive meeting but that no promises have been made to ease tariffs on chinese goods. while china, china has already come out swinging. earlier today, a peoples republic spokesperson said the u.s. must abandon its quote, outdated cold war mindset. to edward lawrence on the ground in osaka. we understand you have major news about china. making a trade deal, beating the u.s. to any kind of big trade deal announcement, but how could it, what is it, impact tonight's meeting between trump and xi jinping? reporter: a lot of news coming out of this g20.

. >> he was constantly in default. 15 pairs of gucci shoes and not a bed to sleep on. >> not a bed ton? >> a mattress, no furniture, not a pot or pan in the kitchen but yet what he believed were important items to surround himself with. cars, clothing, high end restaurants. they're for show. >> the bentley it turned out belonged to somebody else. and reginald juggled girlfriends and hookups and an ex-wife who was raising one of his children and an ex-girlfriend with whom he had had another. didn't take nailah long to figure it out, or so her friends told the police. >> she sensed there was something off about him. and that's probably where she decided to, you know, look a little deeper. >> so she ended it. and as she did, she warned whomever she could about reginald. even one of his other girlfriends. >> watch out for this guy. he's bad news and he's cheating on you. >> yeah, they were in communication about reginald. >> nailah told andre that when reginald found out, he wasn't happy. >> he got wind of that and reached out to nailah in a threatening manner. >> sent her nasty e-mails a

her gucci dress when she left -- jesse: and i'm not even sure it's fair that we're showing that f sideside, because we had the little wind incident there which she wasn't responsible for. all right, joe, you saw how the media treated this visit. you know, they talked a lot about the protests. how do you think it was covered? >> the protests were covered as mass protests, jesse, right? and when you compare them to a year ago when the president went there, they're about a third this time around than they were back in 201. jesse: so people like them less now. >> it seems that way, or it's just apathy. but the blip, they kept concentrating on the trump baby blimp like you're looking at the o.j. bronco from 1994. there's the blimp again. jesse: right. and you're therere to commemorae d-day, a very special moment in the alliance, and they're focused on an inflatable piece of plastic. >> yeah. it was the michael avenatti of -- i heard on cable news -- [laughter] jesse: everywhere you saw it, you just saw the blimp. all right, marc, for me this was about a special invitation between the two co

dogs the hills out to get our program the guys in the senate are on board we need you to turn on the gucci shoes guys to straighten this thing out the guy's been the lobbyist. and what this does is just lock the system up and that's the whole name of the game it's it's called political engineering and i'm like political science political engineering is real. one of the most important things dunder stand is essentially creates what we call a self like an ice cream cone. and it's like perpetual motion machine for getting ever increasing defense budgets the way we do it is by downplaying the future consequences to start a new weapon we over promises performance under promise it's cost we then systematically spread dollars jobs and profits to as many congressional districts as quickly as possible so that everybody has skin in the game. the people who are invested in this day or people like the largest defense contractor in the world lucky more than they will die before they see it. going to change the world. we're probably already working. what did martin basically just soon lose you lost to p

could save you a lot of money on a gucci briefcase. >> i'm a backpack guy. >>> elon musk might be donetwitter, tweeting that he deleted the account just after changing the username to daddy preponderate come for father's day. following the notorious funding secured tweet, as of now though, the account is still active. still on there. >> i left twitter sometime ago because i didn't enjoy it. i think he finds it hard. >> i think that this is the ultimate joke by elon musk to tweet that he's deleted his twitter account. if you deleted your account you won't announce it on twitter. >> you delete it done. >> poof, it is gone. we'll see. >> cryptos, rallying again the price of bitcoin above $9,000 first time in over a year it is outperformed stocks, bonds, gold, oil so far this year and they know. stock picking competition and that move in bitcoin is why he was until recently on top of the pile. >> i have to have if he doesn't win the stock draft i will have severe doubts. but that's an aside. >> everybody knows mars candy brands but what about the booming pet care business? we took a trip t

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theft of intellectual property the same way that they treat intellectual property when it comes to gucci of counterfeit handbags come into the country, those who peddle it are arrested. you guys come up with every excuse, i know you don't like to admit it, these tariffs are taxes. >> optional taxes. >> well, listen to the hundreds literally of american manufacturers, you know, they employ a lot of people, too, who are saying this is going to cost our bottom line a lot of money. >> they are willing to pay that bottom line to save our way of life. i met some of these manufacturers in ohio last week. >> the same conservatives who said that you shouldn't be forced to buy obamacare are now saying oh, no, but you should be forced to buy american -- it's a real insult to freedom and your choice as an american to buy what you want to better your life. >> you sound remarkably like someone in the 1950s talking about the red peril that's going to sweep across the nation. there was a challenge from the so soviet union. there was no domestic red peril. china does not represent a threat to our domesti

philadelphia called police on two black men who said they were just waiting for a friend, prada and guccid products from their lines because they were deemed to be racist. how broad a problem is this as you see it and at the very least has social media which is often criticized probably rightfully so been in helping to expose what's going on there. >> social media has leveled the playing field in terms of new sources. so it is a two, it is not the result of anything bad, but it's the tool and that tool now is highlighting some of the problems we have had in this country for a very long time. one of our founders said the question of the 21st century would be the question of race. we are in 2019 and we're still dealing with that very request he. >> derek johnson, good to have you here. thank you so much. safe travels around the country. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, turns out that interference in the 2016 election was far more lucrative for the russians than previously thought. and it doesn't even end there. we've got some brand-new reporting. stay with us, you're watching msnbc. porting

she changed later into a fantastic gucci dress for the prince bit of a nod to her culture and blazinghird outfit and ? of parliament... this was the third outfit and? this was the daughter jacob on a and the hat a —— dolce dumba. she is a fashion icon. fashion is a billion—dollar business. the uk brings in something like 32 billion to our economy each year. i was looking at her focus in terms of global press, 16% ever written about menominee is about her fashion and style. —— about melania. i think it is as she is giving a nod toa i think it is as she is giving a nod to a british designer. a lot of first ladies will nod local designers, nurture them, the awareness they give them just means tremendously to the royal brand —— own brand. to have a clue as to what she will wear tonight? we have been following and desperate to find out. she is a big fan of luxury brands, she supports a lot of italian designers. french designers, she is global. she is very well advise on the in terms of what will work for the in terms of what will work for the markets. but she never disappoints, she is on i

company says it is the largest online luxury consignment retailer where people can sell their used guccivuitton, for others to buy at a discount th they pay the consigner a commission between 40% and 85% of the value when the item is sold investors i spoke with have been attracted to the realreal's topline growth up 55% last year. and there is also a bit of fomo going on those who missed out on the deal for another online retailer revolve where shares doubled in the first day of trading earlier this month are hoping for the same kind of surge with realreal but the biggest question mark from investors and analysts centers around pathway to profitability. the realreal's model is unique and the company is on track to lose $100 million this year with more competition coming into this online consignment space. margins could become more squeezed investors seem willing to give realreal a $1.7 billion valuation today. bernstein says compared with the basket of luxury stocks, the realreal is debuting with double the multiple on a price to sales basis. >> i feel that i'm a bit of an expert on this

. >> the stories coming up right now -- we will put the tweets on the mayor right now, the first gucciing off an burberry. >> this is a lengthy tweet. we are following the presidential tweets. hasays the mayor of london, "been doing a terrible job as -- he says hen," is a stone cold loser who should focus in crime. blimp couldble baby fly over london. but first let's get straight to the first word news in new york city with viviana hurtado. >> china is tweaking president donald trump's campaign slogan, saying the trade war hasn't made america great again. beijing says it is willing to work with the u.s. to end the dispute but blames the trump administration for the collapse in talks. china says it won't be pressured into making concessions. morgan stanley is warning a recession could begin in nine months if the trade war escalates. the firm says it depends on whether president trump carries out his threat to impose tariffs on more chinese goods and china retaliates. goldman sachs has cut their forecast for second-half growth in the u.s. to do percent. it's also raising probabilities fo