martha hennessy, when is your sentencing? >> we don't even have a date yet.aid 90 days is what she were the judge said october 24. we are processing -- we are doing some motion filing. it takes time was that meanwhile, we just don't know. amy: martha hennessy, plowshares activist, thank you for being with us in the studio. dan ellsberg, we would like you to stay with us, author of "the doomsday machine: confessions of a nuclear war planner." when we come back, we want to talk to you about navy secretary richard spencer being fired following trump's hardening of three soldiers accused or convicted of war crimes. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. dedefense secretarary mark espen -- has fired the navy secretary richard spencer. his ouster comes a week after president trump overruled illiterate leaders and pardoned three u.s. service members who have been accused of or convicted of war crimes. the men included navy seal eddie gallagher, who is accused of war crimes including shooting to iraqi civilians and fatally stabbin

netflix and google why because the it's the the french have of course they have no way hennessy they have louisville on the way hennessy the l v m h and that's then they derive huge amount of taxes that says luxury global company from. hennessy and louis vuitton so they don't want it and also the dutch don't want it because of all the subsidiaries there so you've got 2 countries pushing back instantly and that's why the study comes out of france and says that you know the dutch don't want you to mess with their double dutch saying what you really really call it let's shift gears just a little bit here so there's a german bank that has made headlines with a negative interest rate say this again of interest rate on saving right from the very 1st euro sind adding fuel to the fire of the euro p. and central banks you know euro zone. deal here so yes are we expecting to see this . go to other places that you create a savings account with a negative interest rate and if so where would this be and who would be involved in really adding a little bit of comic levity that you would worley i'd

hennessy and louis vuitton so they don't want to and also the dutch don't want to because of all the subsidiaries there so you've got 2 countries pushing back instantly and that's why this study comes out of france and sets up. yeah the dutch don't want you to mess with their double dutch sandwich or whatever you call it and let's shift gears just a little bit here so there's a german bank that has made headlines with a negative interest rate say this again negative interest rate on the saving is right from the very 1st euro cent adding fuel to the fire of the euro the central banks you know euro zone. deal here so yes are we expecting to see this. go to other places that you create a savings account with a negative interest rate and if so where would this be and who would be involved and will it be adding a little bit of comic levity that you were early i'd like to add at this juncture the german sort of mass they have the mass media the tabloids to this build and they actually have a culture that it had drudgery of course the italian former president of the european central bank in

hennessy and the champagne brand likeuilding local brands sparkling wine made in china.are investing in distribution, creating new relationships with our partners. selina: how much total investment the you plan to make in china over the coming years? >> we are investing in double-digit savings on a two year base in supporting all activities in growing the market. china's economy has been decelerating, what impact has that had on your sales? grow at aontinues to healthy 6% rate, bringing more people into the middle and upper middle class. these people are interested in luxury products and moving from local spirits into international spirits. international spirits represents 2% of the market in china, so the growth the dental is enormous. selina: you are on that executive committee, the company beat sales estimates despite protests in hong kong, but for the wine and beer division, did you see an impact? >> we had a modest impact in hong kong, but a small impact on our overall business. we are growing in a healthy way. selina: the trump administration slapped billions of do

talking about putting the shine back on the high end jewelry market louie vito moya hennessy by stephanie for $16000000000.00 u.s. dollars is it a bling bling match made in heaven we ask our financial expert also coming up the leader's office as the member states meet named busan to discuss closer cooperation and south korea's new start up policy. on the south africa's credit amendment bill aims to solve the country's credit crisis by providing debt relief on a large scale that actually drives millions of people into the arms of low shops we tell you why. he's welcome to do that in a business like a johnson villain good to have you with us now french luxury goods giant to l.t. and age has clinched the takeover of u.s. jeweler tiffany the 16200000000 dollars deal will be l v m h is biggest acquisition to date the takeover represents a win win for both companies many analysts say the tiffany has been trading rivals and sales growth in recent years and age hopes the buy will boost its presence in the united states l e m age is owned by francis richest man nor its fashion division includes br

joining us to discus this is cnn national security and legal analyst susan hennessy, former nationalency attorney. good to have you with us. thanks again for being here on thanksgiving. let's start with rudy giuliani. if giuliani was trying to make these business deals, hundreds of thousands of dollars with the very same ukrainian officials he was talking to in his effort to dig up dirt on the bidens, what kind of legal trouble could this pose, even if they didn't follow through? >> potentially there is some potentially legal exposure here. keep in mind, this is exactly why we saw so many career officials talking about the concerns regarding this irregular channel. if rudy giuliani was a government employee or even had been sort of designated as a special envoy, somebody who worked in a private capacity but on behalf of the government, he would be required to make disclosures to adhere to a series of ethics and compliance rules when he was representing the interests of the united states he was really doing that and not his own financial interests. so what we're seeing here this co-mi

jackie, author of "the washington post" power up and cnn national security and legal analyst susan hennessyer nsa attorney. the gop played up the fact that yesterday's vote, at least on the procedures of an impeachment inquiry was very much party line. two democrats leaving their party to join with republicans in voting against. do republicans have a point here when they say this shows this is a partisan impeachment inquiry? >> no, they don't because what we haven't seen here yet is the public aspect of this hearing which is what the resolution accomplished yesterday. if anything, the fact that they're seizing on that argument shows how little strategy there is for the gop going ahead because what democrats did yesterday did really strengthen their hand politically. the gop had been clamoring for weeks to hold a vote in order to make this an official nonsecretive inquiry. and nancy pelosi did just that. and what yesterday's vote also showed is that democrats actually believe that they have a substantive case here. that they have enough to make this -- to make a public argument as to why the

louis vuitton moet hennessy buys stephanie for $60 billion.s it a bling bling match made in heaven? i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. it is a heist straight out of a hollywood movie here to here in germany, thieves broke into europe's most renowned museums and made off with 18th-century jewelry. policed in the eastern city of dresden sending the rate of the green vote collection took place in the earlier hours of the morning. it is home to more than 4000 objects made of ivory, gold, silver, and jewels. >> dresden's green vote museum home to one of europe's greatest collections of treasures. now, it is a crime scene after burglars snatched up to 95 pieces of 18th-century jewelry including diamonds and rubies. this is one of the sets that was stolen. exactly how many items were taken is still unknown. dresden p police say the thieves entered through a winindow. cctv footage shows them heang to a display cabinetet and matching -- and smashing the glass with an ax. by the time the authorities arrived, the burglars are long gone. a nationwid

talking about putting the shine back on the high end jewelry market louie vito moya hennessy vice tiffany for $16000000000.00 u.s. dollars is it a bling bling match made in heaven we ask our financial expert also coming up the leader's office as the member states meeting busan to discuss closer cooperation and south korea's new start of policy. on to south africa's credit amendment bill aims to solve the country's credit crisis by providing.

now we're going to transition from the finance world to the world of high fashion louis baton moet hennessy has announced a deal to buy tiffany and company for a $16200000000.00 confirming the purchase that has been in the works for a few weeks l b m h will make the acquisition by an all cash deal pricing tiffany at $135.00 per share a lot of the purchase say the acquisition of tiffany will strengthen the mh is position in jewelry and further increase their presence in the united states on the news stock and typically is up more than 6 percent while the m h is up a mere 1.5 percent and we're going to move into big pharma now swiss drug maker novartis will take over the medicines company in an effort to secure a cholesterol lowering injection called include the deal puts them in a position to better compete with their rivals nov artists will pay a $9700000000.00 or $85.00 per share for the transaction now the medicines company shareholders will receive a 24 percent premium over friday's closing price after the deal was made public the medicines company stock spiked more than 20 percent with

now we're going to transition from the finance world to the world of high fashion levittown moet hennessy has announced a deal to buy tiffany and company for a $16200000000.00 confirming the purchase that has been in the works for a few weeks l b m h will make the acquisition by an all cash deal pricing tiffany at $135.00 per share i'll be made a lot of the purchase saying the acquisition of tiffany will strengthen the mh is position in jewelry and further increase their presence in the united states on the news stock and typically is up more than 6 percent while the m h is up a mere 1.5 percent and we're going to move into big pharma now swiss drug maker novartis will take over the medicines company in n f. to secure a cholesterol lowering injection called include the deal puts them in a position to better compete with their rivals no artist will pay a $9700000000.00 or $85.00 per share for the transaction now the medicines company shareholders will receive a 24 percent premium over friday's closing price after the deal was made public the medicines company stock spiked more than 20 perc

our sheriff, vicky hennessy. >> all right, you guys. everyone said to say good morning and i want you to say good morning to me the lattice of anybody here. can we do that? good morning. >> good morning! >> that was great. thank you so much. i just wanted to do a shout out to the kindergarten class. i had been at my table, i had willow at my table, and i had jesse at my table. they were so quick getting under my table and dropping, covering, and holding on that i just had to give a shout -- a shout out. they are in kindergarten so i can't imagine how the rest in the school did. i'm sure you did wonderfully. once again, thank you for letting us come today and talk to you, and thank you for the work you're doing to keep yourselves safe and your families safe by telling your parents today what happened. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. let's give one last big rosa parks hand for all of our guests today. [applause] i think we will end with one more last good job, good job. let's hear it. dr. matthews has to do it. >> are you ready? good

he's also the co-author with susan hennessy of a a forthcomg book entitled unmaking the presidency, donald trump's war on the most powerful office. i want to start with bill. bill has paid a lot of attention to the public opinion aspects of impeachment. they were three recent national surveys that came out, , nbc, ac and fox news, and basically all showed 49% of the american public what trumpf impeached and removed from office. then bill wrote a post a few days agohe talking about how support for removal drops in some of the swing states. bill, where are we now and what should people be watching for? >> well, funny you should ask, darrell. [laughing] let me just take two or three minuteses to summarize the state of public opinion on these questions. there is, to begin, majorities for the congressional inquiry into the president's conduct. it's averaging in the low to mid 50s, if you look at most of the surveys. as you said, when it comes to actuallyve impeaching and removg the president, the country is split almost exactly down the middle with support and opposition both in the mid-to high