heidi? heidi: thanks so much for that.ay with china because beijing may still have it trick up its sleeve or two when it comes to cracking down on virtual risk. regulators planning curbs on the trillion dollar money market fund. we're looking at this with bloomberg editor emma o'brien. what sort of restrictions are we looking at here? emma: the curves are targeted at this money market industry, which has grown over the past decade or so because of the high-heeled and returns these products offer compared to sort of the rock-bottom rate they are offered on bank deposits here. limits on include same david tensions up to 10,000 yuan, just over $1500. these funds in china, people are allowed to withdraw from them to pay fornt apps everyday things, and the limits will apply to those withdrawals as well. heidi: we hear a new curbs and new restrictions almost day by day. how does it fit into the wider risk crackdown that has been ongoing? emma: you are right. 2018 really got off with a bang in terms of de-risking, deleveraging, a

heidi's god not me i'm not me i'm not i guess they're sick of a t.v. show that celebrates an idealized body type and certainly don't just fire to be like the girls in heidi klum show germany's next top model to make their voices heard these teenagers from hamburg have produced a song and music video called not heidi's girl and it's gone viral. the songs defiant message speaks to young women who refused to be defined by their looks. or a memory of issues recruited to high school students and directed the video she's had enough of. that anger pick your made to feel like you have to look a certain way they only matter you're only someone if you've got the right figure and perfect. everything is reduced to appearance and girls are just totally over the. top to show off i'm going to. the organization thinks things has been fighting sexism in gender stereotypes for years since these days on the show that girls watch there's nothing else on german t.v. pitched at girls between eleven and sixteen and that's a huge problem with the schools name and child not he

starr with the latest in maryland heidi thank you. still to come in this news hour former french president nicolas sarkozy is held in custody over questioning over alleged campaign funding for libya's colonel gadhafi plus. i'm sorry i got to go inside intro london outside the offices of cambridge i mean let's look at a company that's in the eye of the storm on the latest data breach scandal. and in sport the gender pay around when the commentry boom is the howard or does mcenroe deserve more money than work enough. hello there is looking a little bit more settled across parts of the middle east at the moment we're still the circulation here that's over parts of afghanistan giving us a fair amount of rain and still some snow over the mountains that's clearing away the things for many of us here will be a good deal dry up then the other two weather systems are in the far northern parts of our map so one of them just getting to the north of azerbaijan there and here it should stay dry even as we head through thursday and the next system

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heidi, and michael and maria. i want to bring up what is happening in the house intel committee.ay trey gowdy essentially put out a statement that appeared to contradict whatever the majority report was going to be when he said based on the evidence russia had disdain for secretary clinton and motivated in whole or part by i desire to harm her candidacy had she prevailed. it turned -- it was essentially a response to conway and mike conaway who ran the russia investigation decided to walk -- essentially confirm trey gowdy's statement. heidi, take a listen. >> you said twice yesterday that you actually believe that the russians wanted to help hillary clinton. can you be clear about what is actually in the report or in the -- >> help her -- >> twice -- >> hurt her. >> no yesterday when we asked you twice you said -- >> nothing they did remotely helped hillary clinton. >> heidi, it seems like a reversal, not a misspeak. >> it is a reversal and this is an unfortunate end to a chapter in which everybody said this committee's work is defunct and discredited in terms of an investigation

heidi, final thoughts?happens tomorrow in pennsylvania, it is part of a national trend. we've seen from kansas to south carolina to virginia and alabama, which is the democrats are vastly outperforming their past performance. with money. outraising his opponent. and so are democrats a cross the country. >> in big, big -- in a big, big way, especially in pennsylvania '18. all right, thank you guys so much for being with us. thank you at home for watching. greatly appreciate it. we'll see you tomorrow. for now, stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. stephanie. >> thanks so much, joe. good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle with a lot to cover on this monday. starting with armed with a plan. the white house takes its first step towards arming teachers while backing away from previous calls to raise the age

and also heidi blake, edit up by speed. but do you make of all of this? a nswe rs. this? far more questions than answers. it looks like some extremely toxic and volatile substance was used. there is really no information right now at or who did this and for what motive. russia has a track record on this. i was head of the foreign office at the time of the previous poisoning. we got absolutely no cooperation from russia in that. the prime suspect was taken back to moscow and is now in the russian parliament. it is good news the russia is our saviour will help the investigation, i hope they will, under is a great deal of suspicion of a state hand. going back to the previous poisoning case, was the response from russia that you had and then in the initial days very much like the response that you hearing from russia now in relation to this incident? it was straight denial, as far as i remember. the suspect was back roger berry quickly. farfrom being willing to ta ke to quickly. farfrom being willing to take to die ten, he found a seat in the russian parliame

heidy: ya lo estoy haciendo y es mi propia pÁgina.mana, tu prima, tu pariente, tu mejor amiga, tu propia hija. quÉ mensaje le manda eso a otras personas? colate: cuidadito, yo pensaba, habrÁ una página web para hombres para que se puedan apuntar? mark: y seguramente habrÁ hombres que te invitaran. [risas] marcela: esa mujer puede ser un acompaÑante profesional o una mujer recursiva. para viajar de esta manera paga sus costos. carlos: quÉ pasarÍa si fuera tu hermana, tu hija, tu ama, tu tÍa. yo quÉ se! colate: quÉ cosas me preguntas! no me parece tan mal, efectivamente creo que estamos en el aÑo 2018. cada uno es libre de hacer lo que quiera. marcela: es soltera, es adulta, se supone que son viajes consensuados. seguramente los encuentros Íntimos serÁn consensuados. cuÁl es el problema? marcela: en cuanto aceptas no sÉ si serÁ tan consensuado. en el momento en que necesitas irte a abu dhabi con alguien que no conoces. kari: le ha ido muy bien, tambiÉn hay que pensar en el mensaje que estÁ dando, que de esa forma se quita la depresiÓn?

heidi prisboa, nbc news national correspondent, welcome. a tendency to blame the deep state, and in cases like this, what does that demonstrate? >> that's right. it's a familiar refrain from president trump. what we're hearing today. in the last 24 hours, you know, reporting he's been telling aides and outside advisers, privately saying to them he believes this is yet another conspiracy to undermine his authority and diminish his credibility and that someone on his own staff is trying to embarrass him. that there is a witch hunt right now in the white house to determine who leaked the do not congratulate note that was part of his briefing papers. it's a very small circle of white house aides who would have access to this material, who would know what was written there. the focus is particularly on the national security council, logic led by national security adviser h.r. mcmaster, who might at this point deserve the title of embattled national security adviser mack master. he's drawn the president's ire repeatedly, they do not get on person

. >> reporter: heidi lamar is an eight david versus goliath battle. she's suing her former employer , google. >> creating the most high- quality environment for the children. >> reporter: it was like you love your job. >> very much so. >> reporter: she says when she was hired in 20 13, google told her -- >> we start you at level 1. >> reporter: the lowest category in google's pay tier scale. a conversation with a coworker opened her eyes. >> we were talking about, isn't so frustrating you can only be hired as level one? one of my colleagues said, what are you talking about? i got hired at level 2. he was a man. >> reporter: she said he didn't have more experience or better education. lamar complained to her managers. google's human resources investigated and found no gender related bias. >> i decided that i could not stay at google. i felt like staying at that company felt like i was compromising my values. >> reporter: alleging google systemically pays women less than men. >> i think there are problems throughout the valley, paying women less than me

jonathan lemire, shannon petty piece, heidi. we appreciate you coming on with us on a wednesday night. >>> coming up for us, a retired four-star general and former cia and pentagon chief of staff explain the national security implications of this phone conversation between trump and putin. >>> and later, in the midst of the biggest crisis in the short but spectacular life of facebook, the ceo has granted a round of interviews tonight, including one with a journalist who is standing by to talk with us. all of it as the wednesday edition of "the 11th hour" continues. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ you know what's not awesome? gig-speed internet. when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinit

heidi, take this hot one. what do we make of a president who tells his lawyer to fire mueller and then when mueller says i don't remember it that way, trump says i do remember. i'm sorry, but they don't agree. you don't casually say to some guy, fire the special counsel and there's confusion what you just said. >> who hasn't he pressured in this investigation from the beginning when he was pressuring james comey to say he wasn't under investigation. but the thing to me that is notable about in is that this pressure campaign apparently took place, chris, while the president was well aware that he personally might have been under investigation and that people within his own white house might even be cooperating, might even be wearing wires. yet, he's so concerned that he takes that risk to then continue to pressure people knowing that. >> yes. here's the president. he says i'm going to will you into thinking my way. i'm going to will you to change your memory. i know and you know that i told you to fire muler. b

heidi prisbila.g the conversation we have former assistant united states attorney in the criminal division of the u.s. attorney's division in the southern district of new york, daniel goldman. and white house correspondent for bloomberg news, shannon petty-piece. >> john heilman, we'll go back to this again. again, you may have a great point. i'm welcoming at him as a lawyer going, you know, thinking how highly inappropriate that he's behaving that way. that he's teasing possibly photos. that he's overpromising and underdelivering which is a last thing -- >> who does that? >> last thing you are supposed to do with a jury. again, listening to him right there, you're saying that's exactly how you fight donald trump in the age of trump. and nobody in the past two years has been able to keep the mute button on donald trump's mouth for five days like this guy. >> for sure. >> joe, look, as you call yourself a simple, country lawyer and a model of legal propriety. your judgments about this lawyer are perfe

makeup. >> you and heidi klum -- you and heidi klum, like, separated at birth. >> seth: yeah.ttle heidi klum accent? [ in german accent ] "makeup? you've got to make out." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] better, right? getting better, stronger. >> that was it. >> seth: it's growing on you. >> that was it, seth meyers! >> seth: you got a start, l.c. -- your start. ten years ago, you were on a reality show called "i want to work for diddy." >> yes. >> seth: where it was basically a reality show to pick diddy's assistant. >> correct. >> seth: you did not meet him then. >> i did not meet him. so i lasted six of ten episodes, and he didn't start working with the contestants until episode seven after i was eliminated. i did not take that personally. and so, i did not meet diddy until a few nights ago. >> seth: and you did, and there you go. you threw it up and you basically gave him credit for -- he gave you your first break on television. >> ten years later. ten years later, and he was so sweet. he said, "i'm so proud of you," and, "you're just killing it in the game." he was

and has given his first interview since the story broke heidi maintaining that facebook was also deceit. that's right elizabeth and it was notable that he did not issue a full apology in this interview on american media nor in this post that he put on facebook just a few hours earlier what he. casts this is that this is mainly a mistakes of the past scenario for facebook where in two thousand and thirteen when the researcher was able to acquire this private data from fifty million users and then selling it to cameras analytic that that afterwards in two thousand and fourteen was when facebook upgraded its security making those practices now impossible however as dick did acknowledge that more steps are still required and primarily that is to investigate the thousands of other third party apps that had similar access to the same level of data as camera analytic. facebook will do a full investigation to see if there is any similar breaches from those apps he said the facebook will also increase tighten security further going forward and make it easier for users to rescind permissions to t

with us here, nbc news national political reporter heidi pryzbyla.w york, jon heilman is with us and member of the foreign relations committee, senator ed markey of massachusetts, former u.s. ambassador to nato and u.s. department spokesman nicholas burns is with us, professor of diplomacy and international relations at the harvard kennedy school of government. h.r. mcmaster becomes the sixth close adviser or aide to announce a departure in just six turbulent weeks at the white house this is what joe has written in his column he posted late last night for the washington post. because what happened late yesterday is such a stark, lurching change inside the white house. you wonder exactly what happens caused this, what happens prompted this. we have followed over the past year a pattern on the part of this president where he has often made news to deflect from headlines he doesn't like. and in the headlines over the past 24 hours and until this sunday are two women who have legal claims against him pertaining to sex and the president's alleged attempts

she reached a broader audience with kids film heidi playing the strict governess fall watching my own. joy. so that he's my house if you don't. like this well you know what i am. yeah. two thousand and five was a great year for you it was a year she became a star systems of the you know shown for playing so be sure the legendary nazi activist and. so that's what it's i don't know but i understand. there's a rolls carefully in the educator's which premiered in cannes embodied the spirit of an entire generation as a young woman rebelling against the status quo. and trying. she's grown older her roles have grown up with her sons in her latest film she plays an expectant mother struggling to decide whether to abort her unborn child as the characters in her struggle is written plain on her face the face of. our number five. the muse and her director nina hoss and christian petzold have made six films to help shape the new genre in german cinema the berlin school pastas characters somehow embody germany itself her roles are comment on the state of the state. in yellow she's a woman in newly

>> do they have -- >> heidi.hill, they're looking at all of these election losses. they're looking at the mueller investigation moving on. they're now looking the at this story unfolding. and you say that they're just fine with it? there's not a rising sense of panic on the hill? >> oh, i didn't say there wasn't a rising sense of panic. i just said that i didn't know that it was going to cause a course correction in terms of how they present themselves or what they say about the president. >> isn't that remarkable, though, heidi? >> i don't get it. i'm confused. what will it take? >> they are the captain of the "titanic." they know the iceberg is straight ahead of them. they know they're going to get routed this fall if there's not a course correction. >> i do think that they were thinking that, you know, they all bought a ticket on the "uss trump" and that it was up to all of them to try to keep it afloat. now that you're seeing holes poked in the ship and folks starting the see that it's sinking, potentially, t

there's great contrast between he and heidi highcamp. he and the state's very popular senior senator have been over here and she's been over there on virtually every major issue. the good news is we've gotten really good candidates in north dakota and arizona given specific advantages in those states. >> dana: all right. karl rove, thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: fox news alert. the dow is down big time today after the president announcing new tariffs on steel and aluminum aimed at china and other nations. some economists warned this could mark the start of a trade war with china. >>> russia sparking nuclear concern, claiming it has new weapons that are invincible. how will the u.s. respond? plus president targeting unfair competition. not all u.s. solar companies are happy. who's complaining and why? alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be yo

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thank you very much, ashley parker, heidi ab-michelle goldberg. coming up, has vladimir kara-murza putin finally gone too far? i vladimir like i tanya? russia is obsessed with hacking our election systems and now our power grids. it looks like putin was behind the murder of a spy on british soil. he knows he can get away with it, that trump won't push back. those are facts. plus the other scandal encroa encroaching on the oval office, the attorney for stormy daniels now says she's physically threatened to keep quiet about anything she had to do with donald trump. back to the white house, to plug the holes, trump is plucking people out of the fox news green room. to him, the real experts on this planet are the people who show up on television especially on fox. the experts. finally let me finish tonight with trump watch. this is "hardball," where the action is. ♪ "never been in love" by cobra starship feat. iconapop ♪ woo! yeah! it's good! it's refreshing. ♪ this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but she's

heidi bank.inister trudeau remains confident the three nafta countries will reach an accord on trade. this is about reassuring tens of thousands of people, workers across the country, we are working hard for them. we have secured the exemption. sense, you can't say canada is a national security risk when we are partnered on somebody different issues. the level of complex integration in our supply chain, means tariffs would the harmful to american workers as well. we have made that argument. we continue to work for it on nafta. we are going to get to a win win win as the president has said a couple times. >> how much does it hurt? >> we have done so many things innovation, there are a lot of investors that realize cannot is a good place to invest for the long-term. we have long-term stability. immigration. that is very attractive, diversity. yes, there are a couple people saying, what is going to happen with nafta? i am confident we are going to get to the right place. there is a win win win. we a

for more on this and what specific steps are facebook going to take to shore up security now heidi. hi elizabeth so zuckerberg post on facebook says that most of these actions have already been taken and that the breach that cambers analytic was able to conduct in two thousand and thirteen years ago what already have been impossible to to accomplish however zuckerberg does acknowledge more steps that facebook will be taking to further shore up the security which includes limiting more access to the data of users by these third party applications as well as an easier way for users to see and to limit what type of data they have access to now with this statement does not go all the way fully do is to issue an apology for what happened it also does not explain why facebook did not tell its users back in two thousand and fourteen when it was for two thousand and fifteen rather when it was first made aware that this breach had happened it does it does fully place the blame on the data breach itself and the leading according to that camera's analytic and its research or are guilty of howe

heidi przybyla is a national reporter. phil rucker is with the "washington post." guys, thanks for joining me. jeremy, i want to start with you. who's going to get credit for this plan that the white house has put forward? >> the nra. this happens when you have a president who really doesn't believe in much of anything and he defers to the interests that powered his political rise. let's not forget just how crucial the nra was to him in the 2016 election and running tens of millions of dollars of advertisements on his behalf and gal vinizing membership to turn out to the polls for him. despite initial misgivings as being seen as too favorable to the gun lobby, caved in. when he met with them at the white house, one of the things he got hung up on was raising the age for the assault weapons ban. he couldn't understand, he told wayne lapierre why it was easier to buy a long gun than a handgun, and he appeared to be troubled by this, but in the end he deferred. >> he talked about not having much political support, something that passed in florida, jeremy, when he says

joining me is digital media consultant is heidi morris. good day to you.e is titled corporations only break with the gun industry when it's cheap and easy. how did you come to that conclude? >> it's obvious when you see a number of huge retailers including walmart started to change their policies. the one thing that really changed was that there was a giant campaign on social media to tell people to stop buying from these companies. and that is actually what finally moved the needle that hadn't been moved ever since columbine in 1999. and i think that's really significant because not only were the changes things that we didn't expect to see, things like raising the age to buy guns to 21 years old, but they also happened so fast because these companies were afraid of embarrassment. that's significant if we want to get things moved whenever corporations are involved. >> you're talking about a moral and ethic cal fortitude, but it's not hurting their bottom line. but are there companies that have taken a stand and taken a financial hit because of it? >> there

heidi? >> this is not just a temper tam run the.ur point, he's taking out the generals, the people who served in combat. mcmaster had a silver star for valor. he actually served in the gulf war. and replacing them with neocons who have never served. >> chicken hawks. >> yeah. and so, if you look, for example, in the not-to-distant past, bolton wrote an op-ed in "the wall street journal" arguing his case for the legal case for preemptive strike on north korea. making a very detailed case in history. >> he said stoog to go to war w iran, is he going to volunteer to fight? when you commit an act of war against the other countries, they go to war with you. >> bringing in the combination of pompeo and bolton could mark a significant shift in the foreign policy, that's for sure. >> is this the complete axis of the w. and all the zanyness. we have two left, north korea and iran. let's go to war with all of them. this sounds like the bolton plan to me. >> well, i think there's a little bit of going back a little bit, reaching back and tryin

presides heidi p jonathan turley. willie is on vacation and mika has a well deserved day off. let's begin with the "60 minutes" interview with stormy daniels. the porn star divulged details of her affair with donald trump allegedly and agreed to tell her story to a sister publication of "in touch" and later signed a statement denying it but here's how she explained it last night. >> so you signed and released a statement that said i'm not denying this affair because i was paid in hush money. i'm denying it because it never happened? that's a lie. >> yes. >> if it was untruthful, why did you sign it? >> because they made it sound like i had no choice. >> ho one was putting a gun to your head. >> not physical violence, no. >> you thought that there would be some sort of legal repercussion if you didn't sign split the exact sentence used was they can make your life hell in many different way. >> they being? >> i'm not exactly sure who they were. i believe it to be michael cohen. >> was it hush money to stay silent. >> ye

heidi, thank you. hei heidi president bola. and coming up, a response to mark zuckerberg open to government protection and beefing updata users. and reaction from roger mcnamee and former mentor to mark zuckerberg. and the dow still in trouble zone here. you could see it is gone up and down if you look at the right side of the graph above the number 573 but that is 573 points and that is a drop of 2.3%. and like i said, i get worried if we get to 2.5% in the next half an hour but i'll stay close to this and keep an eye on it for you. you are watching msnbc. i'll be right back. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pugs. for all the people who sneeze around dust. there's flonase sensimist allergy relief. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. flonase sensimist. i own my own comp

for republicans heidi was alluding to this earlier. outside groups spent more than $10 million to help out rick saccone in this race. one super pac had 80 people, paid door knockers to make up what the campaign didn't have. to say this sort of district is a concern for republicans, the nrcc put in. they put money into this race. at the same time this was big for democrats here because this was their golden opportunity. you're talking about recruiting candidates. this is a guy who fit the district. you were mentioning the guy who said that he was making a vote for decency. that was a republican. there was also a republican woman over the weekend that called conor lamb every mother's dream. this was conor lam who was the former marine, the former federal prosecutor, everybody knows that story but it came down to those local issues and i talked to this man anthony ross who i first met on monday in washington county and he had the time -- he was a trump voter and he was unsure how he was going to vote. i called him up late last night and h

. >> reporter: heidi lamar is in a david versus goliath battle.ust joined a lawsuit against her former employer, google, where she was a preschool teacher. >> all of our work was play- based. we used a lot of natural repurposed materials and did a lot of partnering with families to create the most high-quality environment we could for these children. >> reporter: she says when she was hired in 2013, google told her -- >> as a policy, we start educators at a level one. >> reporter: so she started at level 1, the lowest category in google's pay tier scale. a conversation with a coworker opened her eyes. >> we were talking about, isn't it so frustrating that you can be only hired as level 1? my colleague was like what are you talking about? i was hired at level 2. and he was a man. >> reporter: she says he didn't have more experience or better education. lamar complained to her manager. google's human resources investigated and found no evidence of gender-related bias in the hiring process. >> finally i decided that i could not stay at google. i felt

the final vote could come this week here's some of today's debates including senators sherrod brown, heidi heitkamp and elizabeth warren. this is just under one hour. >> go back a decade and look at the decade before that. myha state of ohio had 14 yearsn a row from the late '90s through to the year 2010 almost a decade and a half of foreclosure increases. there were more for closures and the year before and dangerous subprime loans and they ignored what d are they had the abilityo repay the loan. the incentives for we will keepp underwriting fees and collecti collecting. we don't care if the borrower can pay. because of the lack of standards wwe've learned a painful lesson. look aget some headlines from te period. front page of "the wall street journal" featured three headlines. september 18, 2008, slightly less than ten years ago. mounting fear shaped the world markets as the giants rushed to save the capital. it pushed the ailing aig to bring. the worst crisis with no end. i will read that again, thega worst crisis since the 1930s but with no end. when the "washington post" reported the

heidi, the people in the room clapping and laughing. at this point, who would clap and laugh at that? i mean, i would be stone faced. >> you have to hope that it was nervous laughter because the reason why -- joke is not funny when there's some tendency of truth here. and when there are strains of authoritarianism going on here in the homeland. when you see the way that the wall is being blown between this executive and, for example, the department of justice. the racism, for example, like you mentioned. and that is something that the people in the room, i think, probably were laughing nervously at. i don't know. i wasn't there. >> at this point, i would urge -- >> that scene from "jurassic park" with jeff goldbloom. this is great. this is wonderful. yeah, first sort of the laughing and playing and then the running and screaming. >> right. >> that's what we're talking about here. and republicans who are sitting back quietly nervously laughing at this, we're talking about the constitution. is this to your first point about what the repub

heidi heitkamp (d-nd): when it comes to regulation, we have to look at the benefits and the costs.eidi heitkamp says the regulations are too expensive-- and hurt small banks' ability to do business. the american bankers association says dodd frank treats small banks the same way it treats large banks that impact the entire economy. wayne abernathy(american bankers association): keep in place the parts that are designed to deal with safety and soundness -- but get rid of the parts that just get in the way of serving customers. jessica smith reporting: the democratic party is divided on this issue -- senator sherrod brown says loosening restrictions could lead to the same problems that caused the financial crisis. sen. sherrod brown (d-oh): why should we do anything for the banks that consistently failed to follow the rules -- why should they benefit from statutory, regulatory rollback? supporters push back, insisting the bill does not give wall street a break. wayne abernathy(american bankers association): all this bill does -- is say what works, what doesn't. let's get rid of the p

. >> reporter: heidi lamar is in a davis versus -- david versus goliath battle.he joined a lawsuit against her former employer, google. >> all my work was play-based. we did a lot of partnering with families to create the most high-quality environment we could. >> reporter: you look like you left your job. >> very much so. >> reporter: she says when she was hired, google told her -- >> we start educators at a level 1. >> so she started at level 1. about 3 1/2 years into a conversation with a coworker opened her eyes. >> we were talking about, isn't it so frustrating that you can only be hired as level one? my car -- coworker said, i got hired at level 2, and he was a man. >> reporter: lamar complained to her managers. google's human resources investigated and found no evidence of gender-related bias . >> i finally decided that i could not stay at google. i felt like staying at that company felt like i was compromising my values. >> reporter: alleging google systemically pays women less than men. >> i don't think google is alone. i think there are problems through

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was it heidi heitkamp.i senator claire mccaskill slamming hillary clinton on why she lost the 2016 election. it felt like she was criticizing missouri voters and i would draw -- talking about drawing a line, i would draw a line there i have great respect for missouri voters. there are a lot of reasons voted for donald trump. some of which i completely understand. [buzzer] >> tucker: missouri senator has complete respect for missouri voters but not for north dakota voters though. >> i don't know anything about it. >> i was going to come out i don't know. >> tucker: i didn't either actually. >> i know this one for sure. >> tucker: roseanne bar not a senator says liberals became too extreme during the 2016 election. the other night she con fronted a light night show host for going too far to the left. who did she confront? elizabeth prann. >> stephen colbert. >> tucker: did she confront stephen colbert? >> i'm shocked because i know you were very liberal, socially liberal person in general. >> i'm still the sa

kim jong un has come out of his heidi hole. how significant is this summit?> well, there is a lot going on. there is no question about it. i think many of us are scratching our head as to what has resulted. what caused this tremendous change in north korea's position. why are they doing this but, i think we're going to learn a lot from this north-south summit. we will certainly as you mentioned set the stage and provide a lot of information in background on what the president may expect when he meets with kim. especially on the issue of denuclearization, julie. how do they define that and what is the price they are going to ask for if they are actually willing to do it. >> julie: kim jong un's surprise visit with xi jinping was a sight for sore eyes. it speak as thousand words. this is what it looks like when you stand side by side for a photo op. 2011 at age 27. what's going on? why now? is he finally growing up and i guess what should we read about or into his motive or his intentions? >> geopolitical chess. they're playing a very masterful game. they know

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>> let's hear the voice of heidi heidkamp saying, dear nogod, wh?en does hillary clinton ride into the sunset? what's the answer? >> not soon enough. >> she's bashing the middle of this country in my state again. i don't need her to do that. >> it's just reinforcing the ster stereotypes. maybe if you're a pundit who never ran for office and you're trying to explain the american map, okay, but not for somebody like hillary clinton. >> she's a symbol. she is a sem bymbol of the democratic party being out of touch. >> it's elitist. it is condescending and elitist to blue collar workers who work with their hands to say, clearly, i did not transcend the republ them, the president did. >> they want biden right now, not hillary clinton. >> as long as she is there, she will be used as a foil. even if she's not running, even if she's not around. that clip will be used as the foil they need to power through much of these cycles. >>> when we come back, everybody knows stormy daniels now suing to try to get out of a nondisclosure agreement she signed with the p

with me is donna brazil, and i'm joined by heidi frizbola. start with the federal prosecutor, what do you think of this breaking news, buzz feed's legal strategy hitting the white house, and ty cobb's comments before i came on set that they're going to do the right thing? >> they have no choice but to do the right thing, they're going to have to give the information that the special counsel wants. >> do you agree with the premise of the question stated on legal strategy that michael cohen picked a fight with buzz feed over the dossier that seems to be boomeranging. >> if he's going to take on buzz feed on that point and he tries to shift the narrative away from the issues that are facing him, that's going to be a tactic that's not going to play well and i don't think it's going to play well with the prosecutors. >> focussing on expectation, i'll just tell heidi, i was expecting ty cobb to be concerned. and i ran into him, i said all communications with president trump about stephanie clifford and about karen mcdougal and documents that went t

my driver's license and some heidi klum intimates.e. >> yeah, you might as well. [ laughter ] >> seth: so, anyways, you go at the cellar and it didn't go great? >> so, yeah. i did catch a rising star, the bitter end, and then, i was feeling myself a little bit. i did the comedy cellar. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> and i'm up there, and it's not going well. >> seth: mm-hmm. how did you know? >> well, no one's laughing. >> seth: yeah. that's how you know. >> so when no one laughs and it was really crickets, they pulled me off stage. >> seth: physically. >> they threw me out of the comedy cellar. >> seth: wow. wow! >> yeah. >> seth: and that's a pretty -- you know people say how do you know it's not going well, that's really how you know. >> yeah. go ahead. >> seth: okay, great, thank you. i don't quite know what -- all right. >> do you want me to help you? >> seth: no, i think i've got it. i think this has been intimate enough. >> oh, nice! >> seth: that looks nice. [ cheers ] i look like a sheriff in a musical. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: th