first of all, just tell people what happened to harriet?r my due date i started contractions. i had continuous contractions for six days, over those six days i had 12 contacts with the hospital and i had two admissions during those six days. the last admission i got a massive dose of opiates, opiate painkillers. i wasn't reviewed by a midwifery team or obstetics, i was discharged home and told i could ring up and say i will come back, i can come back in. i phoned up and i was told it doesn't work like that. so, i stayed at home. again, more phone calls. i phoned up and i was told i wasn't in labour. i never got the diagnosis of labour and it was only when i went to the bathroom and something started to hang out of me that jack had to phone the hospital and we were told to come in. then you went into hospital after many contacts with people at the hospital. you went into hospital. knowing you were in labour? well, again, ididn't knowing you were in labour? well, again, i didn't know what was happening, you know, the diagnosis of labour was n

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harriet harman, for labour, said this had been talked about forfar she labour, said this had been talked, said this had been talked about this place she” ' " " labour, said this had been talked about this place in she” ' " " labour, said this had been talked about this place in particular, " ' " " you g where you have people in very powerful positions, and sometimes some veryjunior powerful positions, and sometimes some very junior members powerful positions, and sometimes some veryjunior members of staff. there is obviously a problem. it's a good thing it has been exposed and it has to be dealt with. no woman, or marl it has to be dealt with. no woman, or man for that matter, coming to work in the south should be subjected to an unwanted sexual advances from those who are in a position of power over them. no one should have to work in the toxic atmosphere of sleazy sexist or homophobic banter. no mp, let alone a minister, should think it is something to make jokes about. this is not hysteria. this is something which is long overdue for all the parties in this house to deal with. there a

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and that is something that harriet beecher stowe finds so odious, she starts writing "uncle tom's cabin," and it gets serialized and captures the imagination of a lot of abolitionist sentiment and is able to use a fictional story to humanize the slave experience. and throughout the 1850s, that starts becoming a major dividing point, and you start seeing after dred scott decision in 1857, you see that slave prices actually went up. so there was quite a bubble in slave prices where at auctions you would have the, what they would call a prime fieldhand, somebody that's maybe in their 20s, strong, has no history of running away because that's the seller representation you'd need to make if a slave had ever run away. and so you see the average price of slaves throughout between $700, $800 on the whole of all four million slaves. so you have the value of $3 billion to $4 billion for all of the slaves in america, four million or so. and so to some degree in my book i note that this is an irrational valuation because it's, it was -- a lot of credit was there. to purchase a slave, you could use

harriet harman has a point on that.rt of risk and no humour, but she has a point on that. another political commentatorjulia hartley brewer has this evening about unwelcome advances she fended off. she also says people have to distinguish between potentially criminal action at one end and what you might describe as banter or even flirting, even if it is inappropriate. that is right. that is difficult as it is in workplaces. the problem with westminster, if things go badly wrong, you had been 'if things go badly wrong, you had been ‘ if you badly treated, the banter if you reject it turns into you not getting the next job reject it turns into you not getting the nextjob or being replaced and it is not banter and a lot of women and people interested in how the modern workplace should work will be aware of that. i am sure she has her stories and some are funny and some less fu n ny. stories and some are funny and some less funny. i have had a large and people asleep on me during a large dinner. sing some interesting things

the speaker: harriet harman. cani the speaker: harriet harman.h. no woman or man for that matter coming to work in this house should be subjected unwanted sexual advances from those in a position of power over them. no one should have to work in the toxic atmosphere of sleazy, sexist or homophobic banter. no mp, let alone a minister, should think it's something to make jokes about. this is not hysteria, this is something which is long overdue for all the parties in this house to deal with. does she agree that all parties should agree on clear, strict rules about what is not acceptable, make sure everyone knows about it, and that there has to be independence in adjudicating splants? independence in adjudicating spla nts? does she independence in adjudicating splants? does she recognise that its almost impossible for someone at the bottom of the system to complain and make allegations about someone at the top? and that gives those at the top impunity which some, few, but some, will take advantage of. a young researcher would fear that if she made a

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.t card required. gocentral from godaddy. maria: oracle ceo mark hurd in an exclusive sit-down. mark hurd: i still believe the u.s. is doing okay. i think prongs in the u.s., people are investing in the u.s. i think it attitude is relatively favorable in the u.s. and that's not meant to be a political statement of any type, just my observation of talking to my peers across various industries. i would say europe, it's a bit of the same. which is gdp growth is what it is. in most of of our larger western european markets it's 2% to 4%. in europe it's traditionally been significant spenders on technology. and it doesn't mean people aren't investing, but they are thoughtful and cautious about the prongs they invested. i think that's one of the reasons why this whole movement the cloud has gained the traction it has it's an opportunity for the customer to change the game in the context of the innovation they can get, the change in the biz model and the opportunity to lower their costs. the f

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harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. maria: john chambers is stepping down from the board of cisco the end of this year. but he's joining the board of sprinkler, a $108 billion dollar unicorn. he will be knee deep in startups. i asked him about his move into the startup scene and his 20-year legacy at cisco. >> cisco was an exciting time. i joined the company coming just off $70 million in seats and bright to $50 billion. we moved to 70,000 people. we took the internet and instead of selling routers and switchers. we said it changes the way you work, live, learn and play. we did this by being customer driven, focusing not on competition but the transition of everything in the internet and combined those on products that focused on outcomes. we called them architectures. we acquired 18 some companies while i was ceo and we had strong internal ability for innovation. in terms of where the market is going. the next generation of technology will in the digital wor

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. maria: oracle is a powerhouse in the silicon valley and the world. it's a leader in the cloud industry. i sat down with mark hurd about the state of the cloud industry and where he sees orcam going. marmark hurd: what companies spd has been in a little bit of growth. but within it a lot of shift to what you are calling the cloud. there is a lot of drivers and business reasons and technical reasons to do that. so we at oracle has invested a lot in trying to realize that opportunity for our customers. there is an applications piece to the cloud which most of people call sas. and a platform. and then there is an infrastructure part to the cloud. and we invested in all three parts of that. over the past several quarters we have been getting bigger within meaning our revenue has been growing, and our growth rate has been accelerating. our growth rate has been going up. as we get bigger, we'll probably start to grow slower, just

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what's the status, alexander hamilton, harriet tubman, andrew jackson? >> let me comment first on currency. i do think the long-term trends are going to be to less physical cash. i think you know we're very happy with it, the irs, the number of electronic returns we have now. i think as it relates to government payments the number of payments that we make to social security holders and others through aca electronically as opposed to physical checks. so i think the trend towards how we can move away from paper checks and hard currency. i think there's a lot of efficiencies in the economy. i think i am surprised as others are in how there still is big demand for physical cash. so when you look at the numbers -- and even though we have many, many, many more electronic transactions, the cash in circulation, the physical cash in circulation hasn't declined at the rates that we may have expected. i can comment. i'm integrally involved in all of the hurricane issues. for the last two days we've been very involved in figuring out how to get major amounts of cash

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but for textile performance artist harriet riddell‘s latest exhibition all she needed was her trustylette a nd palette and russia would have been easier to carry around, but harriet works in a different medium. inside the heavy suitcase, a sewing machine, table, chair and scraps of inspiration. i am going to plug this into the inverter. the inverter? yes. that goes into my flux capacitated. inverters and flux capacitors have been connected and disconnected all along the tow path in preparation for this exhibition. these are the faces and places of the leads liverpool canal. do i have to keep at this pace? no, you can go a little slower now. you are peddling a bicycle which is powering my sewing machine. this is interactive at. or should it he just active? run out of puff and the stitching stops. my mother taught me how to use a sewing machine in this way when i was around ten. the gentle whirring of the sewing machine aside, it is a peaceful scene, with little to disturb the artist. it is not always like this. india was amazing. it is not too difficult to draw a cloud there. textiles

i want to get harriet to respond to what you are hearing.issia's case and many other women i have worked with over the years is that the one thing they don't talk about is the sexual violence and sometimes that's the worst thing. and it was very, very serious and not only was she not able to talk about it, and it has taken a long time and working very closely with counselling and support to get her to feel confident to talk about it, but also that then shows how psychiatrically they are affected by the controlling and violent behaviour and how that then impacts on the way in which they respond to threats of violence, which is very, very relevant. until women are able to talk out —— to speak about and talk about those experiences and we say, no, then this is going to continue. this is a very good example. i want to get a final word in with palin because you got the law changed with regards to provocation. what do you want to happen next? i think one of them is about, judges discretion is very important and we have seen an erosion of the flexi

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harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.d required. gocentral from godaddy. >> my prediction is that the media will continue to stoke controversies with trump so they can avoid breaking economy and the fact that isis is on the run guaranty you, if it were president obama it would be headline of the day. >> the economy is his achievement. president obama was amazing, also president trump will intensify his attacks on the nfl this weekend, we saw roger goodell say that they want everybody to stand for the anthem but they don't have to and i think you will see a lot more people kneeling. >> liable suits against major news organizations, why because the federal elections commission chairwoman says, hey, let's have the government decide what fake news is, slippery-slope, a lot of trouble. that's what i say. lauren: gary, wrap this up for us? >> dow up 23,000, new guy on the block, he's going to unlock the value over the next couple of years, 4% dividend. getting close to low here. lauren: i want to say thank you to all of you our

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cash for the foreseeable future, physical cash is not going away. >> harriet tubman and andrew jackson. >> what i said before the number one reason why we look at making currency changes is counterfeiting and we look at changes, three or four parts, some of which are public and some of which aren't. that is what i'm focused on. any change won't be, 2028, these changes are far in the future. i am focused on how to protect the currency and technology changes. >> thanks, give it up for treasury secretary steve mnuchin. [applause] .. here to lead the conversation please welcome margaret carlson. >> here we are all -- andrea mitchell is getting an award last night in new york for her wonderful work and she said we are the eyes and ears of the people. the audience can decide. katie, you're plucked out of the press pen, given anything as if if you were a candidate, little katie. trump treated you like one to give a number two "new york times" bestseller. which takes us from the campaign -- [applause] >> i like the smattering of applause. >> unbelievable. it's an unbelievable good read i want

if you go to that magnificent museum there is harriet tubbs mudsill tashaud nat turner's bible.have these remnants from other famous displaced people but we don't have anything in the way of material culture that can be produced. however the exhibit here made it happen. without the material culture piece there's definitely an engagement with ona judge. she is representative but hopefully that will make it into the grand building. >> erica thank you so much. let's give her a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you. senate that was really fantastic fantastic. you are not allowed to go yet. we will require her to stay and sign everybody's book. i'm sure you will buy multiple copies. i do appreciate what you said about the exhibit here because when we had the slavery conference, it was open a week and i was curious to see how the scholars would respond to it. do you want to say anything else else? >> i was one of those at the conference and it's a stunning exhibit. and a lot packed in. i think it signals a moment for mt. vernon that's really important but it very difficult contex

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.ree to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. i let my mistakes kind aof take over my life. i was point-five credits away from completing high school and i didn't do it. angela: i got pregnant and i was the main one working so, i did what i had to do to survive. jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí. karim: most of my family they never graduated high school or even let alone go to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my family never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew what i could become and who i could become as a person. karim: everyday after work i went straight to school, studied hard, and it paid off. jocelyn: sentía como que si quiero cambiar el mundo tengo que cambiara mi primero. group: surprise! surprise! surprise! angela: i could not have gotten my diploma without my family. jocelyn: mi consejera, ella fue lo máximo para mí porque me ayudó mucho con todo. jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for

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if you go to the magnificent museum there's harriet tubman shaw, there's nat turner's bible. so we have the remnants from other sort of famous displaced people and we don't really have anything in the material of culture that can be produced. this made it happen, without the material culture piece, there's definitely an engagement with ona judge and she's represented, but hopefully, that will make it into that grand building in d.c. >> well, erica, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> let's give a round of applause. [applaus [applause]. >> thanks. that was really fantastic. and you're not allowed to go yet. we're going to require her to stay and sign everybody's books and you're going to buy multiple copies. and i appreciate what you said about the exhibit here because you know, when we have the slavery conference, it had opened a week and curious to see how the scholars respond to it. and would you like to say anything? and one is here. >> i opened the show, and the conference, it's a stunning exhibit visually and a lot packed in and i think sort of signals a moment from mt.

i want to thank my own family, my caring parents, judy and sherry, my beautiful wife, harriet, and are two wonderful daughters charlotte and rachel for all their love and support. finally, i wanted to thank the executive committee members for their service on the board during a very, very, very busy year on capitol hill. to olga and mike and their hard-working senate gallery staff the could not do it without you. and to john parkinson of abc news,. [applause] for not only organizing tonight's dinner but also hosting last year's two. please join me in applauding all of their efforts. [applause] with that, please join us for a great after party hosted right here by a heart media and join us next year for the 74th radio television correspondence association. this meeting is adjourned, good night. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> c-span's "washington journal", live everyday with news and issues that impact too. coming up thursday morning rogers the new york democratic congressman talked about hurricane republican efforts in her case and the latest republican efforts to save.gov. then

triggering a humanizing novel from harriet beecher stone, those are the type of connections i tried to leave throughout the book where it's not just a celebration of capitalism or great biography, but emphasizes the democratic forces that clash with markets many times throughout american history. >> and so that you will find later on as well, that's a strong theme as the rise of william jennings bryan candidacy in 1896 and it's against the backdrop again of business interests in this country being very pro-terrorist, if you didn't have income tax and because you didn't have income tax, the government was financed by either the terrace or licorice and tobacco tax. wit was fermented and distilled there. >> so because of that reliance on the parents, business interests often had a friend in the government where they could protect industry and when they protect industry you would institute an income terrace, the higher the terrace, the more money the federal government is able to collect. at the same time, the industry in the united states that would find overseas competitors to take marke

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. cavuto on business. >> neil: all right, decades after the so-called investigation was closed now the jfk assassination files are open but not all of them and that is even more conspiracy theories kennedy is worried this is wasting even more time and taxpayer money. where we going here? >> kennedy: we're not going anywhere that's the problem. in 1991 i got on the oliver stone train and stalled at the station ever since so in 1992 they were inspired by okay guys in 25 years we'll put everything out there and the president is a natural conspiracy theory. >> neil: this is born for him. >> kennedy: so excited to get 2800 pages of nonsense and 300 pages completely withheld because the deep state-- >> neil: we have 2800 documents, hundreds of thousands. >> kennedy: hundreds of thousands of words and pages and all because the cia pinned them down and said that we have an extra secret dossier and we will release it if we release these files. >> n

and what's the status -- alexander hamilton, harriet tubman, andrew jackson [ laughter ] >> sure. alexander hamilton was the first treasury secretary. let me comment first on currency. i do think the long-term trends are going to be to less physical cash. and i think even -- you know -- i mean, we're very happy with the irs, the number of electronic returns we have now. i think as it relates to government payments, the number of payments that we make to social security holders and others through ach electronically, as opposed to physical checks. so i think the trend towards how we can move away from paper checks and hard currency, i think there is a lot of efficiencies in the economy. i think i am surprised, as others are, in how there still is big demand for physical cash. so when you look at the numbers, and even though we have many, many, many more electronic transactions, the cash in circulation -- the physical cash in circulation, hasn't declined at the rates that we may have expected. and i can comment, you know, on integrally involved in all of the hurricane issues as it re

harriet harman described the remarks as inexplicable and inexcusable.corbyn, calling on him personally to denounce clive lewis and also to tackle what she calls misogyny in labour‘s ranks. but as i understand it, jeremy corbyn is gay to try to avoid being dragged into this row. ——jeremy avoid being dragged into this row. —— jeremy corbyn is going to avoid being dragged into this row. the leader of plaid cymru, leanne wood, has said her party could back a second referendum if no brexit deal is reached with the european union by march 2019. speaking to her party‘s conference in caernarfon, she said that the welsh national interest must be protected in the negotiations. the way the eu withdrawal is being carried out. there‘s a clear threat, not just to our economy but to our constitution. the conservative uk government risks driving the economy off the cliff through botched brexit negotiations. their internal fights and election gamble have led them to pursue the most reckless negotiating strategy imaginable. the king of spain has said tonight that catalon

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harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. >>> president trump plans to deset fi the ir nuclear deal. congress will have 60 days to figure out a way forward. according to one official the current deal would remain in place with efforts being made to strengthen inspections. >> discuss the president's plans. he hinted he's not so sold on this de certification is the right way to proceed. also learned secretary of state rex tillerson is working behind the scenes with congress to head off a possible international crisis as the october 15 certification deadline for the iran nuclear deal looms. >> netwoamerica didn't sign thi alone. >> it's not in the united states best interest to desert fi. >> listen to what the president told reporters right before leaving the room for dinner. >> you know what this represents? maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> what's the storm? >> calm before the storm. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> trying to look at the f

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. lou: rinos in congress still standing in the way of president trump's agenda. john mccain could cast the deciding vote against tax cuts. and susan collins is shocking everyone. she is going to stay in the public trough -- i mean the senate rather than run for the governor of her state. joining me now, matt schlapp, washington times columnist, fox news contributor, tammy bruce. also a great mayor can. let's start with his successes. this has been an extraordinary week for the president. he talked on the campaign trail about action, not words. he's a man of action. tammy: it end up what capitol hill being an obstructionist grape work has been a benefit to the president. allowing him to highlight his strengths, getting things done on his own. imagine what would happen if in fact everybody got it and wanted to serve the american people the way the president does. there are large things the government wants to get done and mccon

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.ocentral from godaddy. lou: joining me now, national spokesperson for citizens for trump, jan morgan. i just have to ask, this is a press like we've not seen for a long time on gun control. but there is a funny sort of atmosphere. as if everyone has learned their lesson, they know that reflects and not same as reason and nationality in -- rationality. >> well, i'm not sure that likes they have to learn their le. >> when the foundation of your argument has always been that restricting the rights of law-abiding citizens does not stop criminals. to even go down this route, this is a slippery slope we don't need to be sliding down. lou: this nra position is they are willing to discuss. >> they did ask atf to look into further regulations. the reason i say it's a slippery slope. when you look at the radical left, they look at magazines as accessories. lou: people who know guns know better and our legislators know better. they know the game. they know the gun control lobby and what they are.

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.dit card required. gocentral from godaddy. lou: joining me now, the pastor of the first baptist church of dallas and author of "a place called heaven," robert jeffress. let's start with the president taking the nfl commissioner and a number of those left-wing owners to their knees. >> the president has won this argument, proving once again president trump has a better feel for the sentiment of the american people than his critics do. make no mistake about it. we are witnessing the nfl caving on this national anthem issue not because of patriotism or principle, but because of profit. nonetheless, i think the president can claim victory and move on to this issue ofr of tax reform -- issue of tax reform. lou: i think you are right. obviously the president has wouldn't argument. roger goodell, i don't know why the owners would keep him. this is the blun defend all blunders. if he were the ceo of anything else other than something so automatically profitable as the nfl, i couldn't manage hi

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. >> lou: senator mccain keeping company with the left, the dems and taking a shot at trump brand much economic nationalism. >> to refuse the obligation of international leadership and our duty to remain the last best hope on earth and the sake of half- baked spurruous nationalism cook would up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems. is as unpatriotic as attachment of the tired dogma, of the past. >> that was pretty good as a liberal organization. did you ever hear him talk about president obama that way even once? the response on the part of the president,

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.equired. gocentral from godaddy. or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. >> lou: joinings is retire will general jack keane. let's take up the issue of generals in this administration. someone had an interesting idea to me. maybe the trump administration should do is start looking for a bunch of generals. three stars and higher just people the administration with it. and then you hear mattis answer a question like he did yesterday from senator angus king with a yes or no, and he jumps the president in terms of the view of the iran nuclear deal. which is the way to go. >> you love to put me on the spot here. >> lou:

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harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.e to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. ♪(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ >> lou: it is it the 30th anniversary of black monday. it was not stewart varny, that's the fellow on your screen along with me. i am the good looking one. neil vavuto was in the racket as they say just like stewart and i were working that day. it was neil. you know, he looks quite young and what's the word, dapper, dapper. i look like i have gained a little weight. i don't know what that was. it couldn't have been me? joining us is ed rollins who served in the top levelful two white houses and fox business contractor and great to see you. two presidents. two former presidents come after president trump today. your reaction? >> president trump is doing something right. obama who made the first reappearance in the deep water of politics and doesn't need to be heard from again. and bush, who is do

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.card required. gocentral from godaddy. lou: joining us tonight, retired four star general, jack keane. let's take up the issue of generals in this administration. somebody had an interesting idea the other day. they said maybe the trump administration should start looking for a bunch of generals. three stars and higher and just people the administration with it. then you hear mattis answer a question like he did yesterday, and he jumps the president in terms of a view on the iran nuclear deal. which do you think is the way to go. >> you love putting me on the spot here. jim is a good friends of mine as you well know. one of the things when it comes to generals in any administration. particularly these principled positions they have. in the past the positions they have had in government, they always look at them as being independent of the administration. but now they have actual political appointed position, which means they have to serve that administration's political agenda as well

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. >>> we are getting a new first hand account of the deadly ambush that killed four american soldiers this month. a nigerien soldier whose unit was first on the scene after the attack spoke to cnn. he tells cnn american and nigerien forces were ready to fight until the end. >> he also saw the green beret unit and says it never crossed his mind they were going on a mission. they only had one machine gun and were wearing ball caps and t-shirts. >> reporter: good morning. yes, this soldier was the first on the scene. the rapid response team that went to investigate and potentially help those soldiers in distress. he describes an extraordinary scene as he arrived with american and nigerien soldiers, he said back-to-back. ready to fight to the death. he said he was really amazed by the level of bravery of those surviving soldiers. he said he was surprised having come across the same patrol the day before as they passed by his area

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. meggen ke me >>> we owe the families as much information as we can find out about what happened. and we owe the american people an explanation of what their men and women were doing. >> american troops waited an hour to call for help when they came under attack in niger. why, how did u.s. forces get separated? here more from the chairman of the skbroinjoint chiefs. >> now officials in puerto rico are making a pitch for amazon so call the island home. welcome back to "early start." >> it is 30 minutes past the hour. we begin this morning with the joint chiefs chairman. at a pentagon news conference he provided new details in a new time line on the attack on the american and ally troops. the u.s. special forts and support troops were on their own once this fire fight began. longer than brief grpreviously >> about an hour after the initial contact was made, they requested support. when they requested support, it took the frenc

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.e to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. loupe lou what do members of trump's cabinet do when they behave bad leechlt insult and open contradiction and ignorant behavior on the part of presidential cabinet secretaries was exceedingly rare and more rarely tolerated by the president. and president trump as we noticed does things differently. he's saying it seems to the wayward secretaries from time to time, that he is it big and strong enough to put up with insubordination. rex tillerson tried to tamp down reports of a rift between he and mr. trump. the secretary of state called the media to report he was not on the verge of resigning. tillerson was not convincing and asked if he had called the president a moron? >> i think it is most important part of the article to reaffirm my role to the position. and disspell the notion of me mreefg. >> did you call the president a moron. >> i am not dealing with petty stuff like that. >> lou: petty or not. he was close to the of po

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. >> lou: we are tonight in the capital of the country, washington d.c. and known as the swamp. and today, i talked to the president about all he achieved in the first nine months of his presidency and his thoughts of those who attack him and those who admire him. his thoughts on the hillary clinton and the doszier. we gip with the presidency thoughts about a major decision he will make, who will be the next chef of the federal reserve. you are nearing a decision on who will chair the fed? >> i am. >> lou: any hints? >> i really have it down to two or maybe three people and over the next short period of time i will be announcing it. it will not be a big shock. it is interesting the way it comes out and you have talked about the people. i watch your show. and even if it isativo or device we are using. >> lou: we appreciate it. >> your show is fantastic. i will announce it over a short period p of time. you have a preference. tell me who your

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.ree to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. loupe -- >> lou: joining us now is the commerce secretary. good to see you. >> good to see you,lou. >> lou: you are doing so much work with the administration. we'll talk about the upcoming trip to asia and how important that is to agenda. and creating balanced trade and important partnerships. >> it is important on both scores. a lot of people in asia have the mistaken impression that when we pulled out of tpp, we pull would out of the region nothing it further than the truth. and this trip says so eloquently. >> lou: the china president, firmly, esconced in china leadership and he's the man. will he be helpful and is his new stronger position and role, is it helpful or a negative for the prospects for a better relationship? >> my guess it is it a positive given that he has a good personal relationship with president trump. that is going to be the determining factor. there are already good signs that he's more helpful with n

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. >> thank you for beings hillary clinton of american politics. >> thank you hillary clinton for handling this difficult transition can more grace than i could have imagined. >> >> thank you hillary for remaining strong and showing poise. >> thank you, hillary for always sticking to the issues, even if people criticize you for superficial things like your hair. and wardrobe and appearance. >> female writers for tonight show, surprised hillary clinton last night on set, in a special version of felon's popular thank you note segment, they read out heartfelt letter to former secretary of state. alley, whether we watch that, it is their opinion, this is a their first amendment right. right. >> yes, i have my own heartf

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. charles: new reports tonight that russia launched an all-out effort to win access to hillary clinton while she was at her. state. hill reporting that federal agents observed a russian spy posing as an accountant move closer to clinton's inner circle before the spy was arrested reportedly run 2010. other efforts in news such as when the kremlin linked bank paid bill clinton have $9 for single speech. it was double his going rate at that time. joining us tonight as congressman jim jordan. he serves on the judiciary

harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour.no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. lou: what do members of trump's cabinet do when they behave badly? insults, open contradiction and ignorant behavior on the part of cabinet secretaries was exceedingly rare within even rarer, tolerated by the president. but president obama does things differently. he's saying to his wayward secretaries from time to time, he's big enough and strong enough to put up with insubordination. rex tillerson called the media together to deny reports that he was on the verge of resigning way back in july. not a very timely argument but one they decide to make. he wasn't convincing. he did even worse when he was asked if he called the president a moron. >> the most of important thing is to reaffirm my commitment to the president and dispel the notion that i ever considered leaving. >> where do you think the reports are coming from? >> i'm not going to deal with petty stuff like that. lou: petty or not, he was awfully close to the position of creati