kites, ho! kites, ho! kites, ho! all: kites, ho! excuse me. you're misusing the word "ho."erjection used to call attention to a destination, not an object, as in, uh, "land, ho!" or, uh, "westward, ho!" all: kites, ho! hey, guys. whatcha doin'? going out to discover electricity? if you're referring to the work of benjamin franklin, he did not "discover electricity," he merely used a kite to determine that lightning "consists" of electricity. he also invented the franklin stove, bifocals and the flexible urinary catheter. kites, ho. we're heading out for some kite fighting. "kite fighting"? oh, yeah. it's an extremely competitive, cutthroat sport. well, actually, the risk of throat cutting is very low. on the other hand, severe string burn is a real and ever-present danger.

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in 1959, the power had shifted away from ho chi mihn. this is something we are only recently learning about. the new leader pushed through a program of taking over south vietnam by force. this was a resolution in 1959, setting up group 555, opening of the infiltration trail through laos, and group 779, which was infiltrating people via the sea. they then began to shrink back, not use a policy of relying on nationalists, but relying on his family, the police, on catholics. this created tension. the viet cong were able to increase their activity level. this caused more dissension in november 1960. there was a coup, an attempted coup -- mostly aimed at his younger brother. i remember this because of, it was after the election in november. we knew that dad would appointed ambassador to thailand. as kids, we were getting ready to be new frontiers people. dad said, well, i got a call from the government. there was this attempted coup in vietnam. they were calling me to get my advice on what the americans should do. i focused on that. recently,

starts bombing the north and the ho chi minh trail. and the rationale produced by mcnam marra is pressure on hanoi to give up. we are going to be so tough that we are going to convince the communist that they can never win in the long run. so we get into '66 and where are we? well we have bombing going on. we have 173,000 american troops going in the country. johnson has something like 200,000 american troops committed to land warfare in vietnam and a bombing campaign going. and at this point, an anti war movement is being formed. this point, and it was mentioned to you before, i suggest to you is the beginning of the division in polarization and the kind of politics that we are now experiencing 50 years later. so the anti war movement begins to take shape in '65. the way it begins to take shape is if you ask me, it starts with intellectuals. it starts with campuses. it starts with religious leaders. not out there among the people. and it begins, and the modern postmodernist notion of how we think and how we live is absolutely relevant

by the way, this is the in 1945 and 1946 made the deal with ho chi minh. these two books are the case that ho chi minh was the nationalist that everybody should of always worked with. because he was the nationalist. there is no discussion in any of these french books about others. in october 1966, secretary of defense robert mcnamara in his report here goes to president johnson and says, i can't win the war. i've told you this with 200,000 troops, i told you to bomb, it's not going to work. this is page 263 of mcnamara's memoirs. what should we do about this unhappy situation? i perceive no good answer, therefore offered none. so he goes to his president and says, we cannot win. this is the secretary of mcnamara, m.i.t. phd. so what does johnson do after the election? in the second week of november, his national security adviser dashiell's was another guy in the white house who has been charged with looking at the other war, pacification of the vietnamese side. johnson calls them in and says, -- and there is a note to this, you could see this in the files

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[ chanting ] >> all: hey, ho, ho. >>> good morning, america. new overnight. fired up. >> we have bodies, we have minds! >> some members of congress taking the heat for supporting the republicans' health care bill. >> the bill protects preexisting conditions. >> no, no. >> fighting off their constituents' concerns. why many feel betrayed by washington. >> you feel your congressman sold you out? >> yes, absolutely. >>> election day in france. voters casting their ballots in a presidential runoff. between centrist front runner emmanuel macron and far-right candidate marine le pen. the hacking just hours before voters hit the polls. e-mails and documents, some of them fake, leaked on social media. will it affect the outcome? >> a former penn state fraternity member speaking out about the night a pledge died at a frat party. allegedly falling down a flight of stairs. and saying his concerns fell on deaf ears. >> they said, no, you're overreacting. you don't know what you're talking about. i said, no, i really do know what i'm talking about. he could have a concuss

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president ho chi minh reaffirmed that quote all people are born equal and they all have the right to live, be happy and free. this is to show that at the dawn of the independence of the united states and vietnam our founding fathers though hundred years apart did indeed share: values and pitfalls. [speaking in native tongue] and a very interesting coincidence is that our two national founders president jefferson and president ho chi minh both passed away on our independence days. [speaking in native tongue] as we need to get today to a nation where women power is valued, i wish to tell you that two millennia ago the vietnamese people struggled through in the pursuit of happiness was started by two women leaders, albeit means, no matter where they may find themselves, i'll take pride in the uprising by the chin and sisters. [speaking in native tongue] i believe that these core historical values are the solid foundations for our two countries to build a sustained lasting partnership. [speaking in native tongue] if only a few decades ago, vietnam and the united states were on the opposi

we are "on the money. [ chanting ] >> all: hey, ho, ho. >>> good morning, america. new overnight. fired up. >> we have bodies, we have minds! >> some members of congress taking the heat for supporting the republicans' health care bill. >> the bill protects preexisting conditions. >> no, no. >> fighting off their constituents' concerns. why many feel betrayed by washington. >> you feel your congressman sold you out? >> yes, absolutely. >>> election day in france. voters casting their ballots in a presidential runoff. between centrist front runner emmanuel macron and far-right candidate marine le pen. the hacking just hours before voters hit the polls. e-mails and documents, some of them fake, leaked on social media. will it affect the outcome? >>

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the potential appeal of this film to all generations should bring bong joon—ho offers from hollywood.o imagine that sooner or later, most cinema fans will accept the new world order — particularly if it continues to produce such onscreen spectacles. one of the most talked—about films this year was the square. here, the filmmaker, ruben ostlund, made a name for himself three years ago with the international arthouse hit, force majeur. his new film is a satire centred on an art museum in stockholm with it serious points to make about power, morality and social responsibility. claes bang stars as christian, a handsome, urbane and successful curator in a stockholm modern art museum who is putting on a new exhibition about trust and social responsibility. but when his phone and wallet are stolen at a square outside the museum, he takes reckless vigilante action that has devastating consequences. the film works as a razor—sharp satire of the bourgeois art world, the modern media, masculinity, and even swedishness. what i always do when i write scripts, i have myself as the starting point. s

ho, ho! fossil fuels have got to go! >> reporter: in the rising eco- right movement, you could say these are the eco-righteous. fossil fuels have got to go! >> reporter: among the throngs of environmentalists at the climate march in washington last month, they stand out because they not only chant, they pray. >> i pray that you would help people to listen and to be able to change things around so that we can impact this world, your creation, in a positive way. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> reporter: at 27, kyle meyaard-schaap is the leader of the young evangelicals for climate action, a group that's grown to 10,000 members in the past five years. >> there's a general perception out there that evangelicals are apathetic or antagonistic toward climate change. and that's just not the case. >> we keep hearing that 2014 has been the warmest year on record. >> reporter: that perception comes in part from this moment two years ago when republican oklahoma senator james inhofe who has said that only god controls the w

ho. hey, ho! >> jimmy: not exactly the worst. that's right, trump called it a a witch hunt.he sent out a tweet that said, "i'll get you, james comey, and your little memo, too." [ laughter and applause ] literally, yeah. the whole thing has just been a a big mess for the white house. i guess after it came out that trump shared classified information with the russians, one staffer texted their friend, "f-m-l." [ light laughter ] and that friend texted back, "new scandal, who dis?" [ applause ] that's a lot of scandals. washington post" reports that some white house staffers have already started looking for other jobs. yeah. a lot of them posted their resumes on the job hunting site iworkedforamonster.com. >> steve: really? [ applause ] ho! >> jimmy: but trump could be in some real legal trouble with all these scandals. and to prove he knows a lot about the law, he actually put out his own textbook where he gives definitions to some common legal terms. let's take a look at what he wrote. yeah. for example, for subpoena, he wrote, "that girl who was a teenage witch." [ laughter

so, that's life in the ho.>> i almost got your back, man. >> all right. >> why do i got to go for? >> basically because you're running around and acting crazy. >> y'all are lying, man. >> a lot of these guys, you've got to understand, they're locked up 23 hours a day, you know, and they get bored. >> get your hands off me, man. >> quit touching me, man. >> you know, i've seen guys flood because they're bored, bang on doors because they're bored, broke chairs because they're bored. >> it's just jail. >> michael draper's recent behavior might also appear to be motivated by boredom. >> i was just playing, just acting ridiculous and acting silly and playing and stuff like that. >> draper has been in jail for the past 17 months, awaiting trial on charges including domestic violence, unlawful imprisonment and fleeing or evading police. his behavior has resulted in him spending most of his time in segregation, but he says that's by design. >> i'd rather be somewhere by myself where i can focus on getting out and tryin

ho!mmy: next, trump looks like the bachelorette after she met a guy she likes. [ light laughter ] while the pope looks like the bachelorette after she met the wa-boom guy. [ laughter ] wa-boom! [ applause ] do we have the wa-boom guy? do we have him ready? >> wa-wa-boom! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that's my dude. i love that guy. wa-boom. [ cheers ] that's his name. finally, trump looks like he's thinking, "say cheese." while the pope looks like he's thinking, "bitch, please." [ laughter and applause ] there you go. >> steve: ho! hey! >> jimmy: waaaa-boom! [ light laughter ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: you want to give one more? that was a good one you gave yesterday. can you do it again? >> steve: wa-waaaaaaa-boom! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that was good! you're really good at it, man. >> steve: the end times. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you guys probably saw this. on monday, melania made news when donald tried to hold her hand in israel, and she seemed like she slapped it away. [ li

coming up at 6:45, i'll take you ho forecast. >> we'll see you then, thank you, doug. >>> celebrations end in tragedy as a young mother of two is killed leaving a graduation party. new clues about the confrontation before that shooting as police try to zero in on the gunman and a motive. >>> a tribute to officers killed in the line of duty. and the significance for one family that spans three generations. >>> young barron trump is moving into the white house soon, but he won't be going to school in d.c. in the fall. more on the first fami's decisilyon >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk where we are tracking new reaction to a report accusing president trump of leaking highly classified information to russian officials. now "the washington post" reports this happened last week when the president met with russia's foreign minister and ambassador at the white house. u.s. officials say it's jeopardized a critical source of intelligence in the fight against isis. we posted all the details on your nbc washington facebook page. a lot of you already sharing to post. the story also explodin

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ho chi minh and the head of the national liberation front to participate with us. that is the challenge i'm offering to you. mr. collingwood: mr. graziani of italy. graziani: yes. i mean, i think this very relevant. i think what we want to know is what the americans are doing in vietnam. i think what we want to know is what right they have to be there. by going there, they have breached the u.n. charter, the u.s. constitution, and the geneva agreements. what can you say about that? governor reagan: well, i don't think they have breached any of those agreements. as a matter of fact, by the geneva agreement, two countries were created, with the 17th parallel dividing them... students: no, no, a temporary division. governor reagan: a million people--a million people fled across the border to south vietnam. now... graziani: can i quote you a passage from the geneva agreement? "the 17th parallel dividing north from south vietnam is mere provisional military demarcation line, and should not in any way be interpreted as constituting a political or territorial boundary. th

ho chi minh and the head of the national liberation front to participate with us. that is the challenge i'm offering to you. >> i mean, i think this is very relevant. what we want to knows what the americans are doing now. what we want to know is what rights have to be there. by going there, they have breached a u.n. charter, the u.s. constitution, and the geneva agreement. what can you say about that macro senator kennedy: -- that? senator kennedy: i do not believe they have breached any of those agreements. two countries were created with a 17th parallel dividing line. one million people fled across the border to south vietnam. the 17th parallel dividing is a from south vietnam military demarcation line that should not anyway be interpreted as a military established boundary. arms in any nation are prohibited. senator kennedy: when i said this, i am not talking about geneva saidt that this up, but once the demarcation line was set up, was it not mr. ho chi minh and the the enemy that closed that border after one million people fled. did they not make a country th

joe: you said it was a ho-hum day. we have had a lot of ho-hum days.on to the lack of volatility. i keep expecting to see it on the cover of a magazine because everyone is so obsessed with it. chart, but at this it looks like the left side of the chart is the vix versus the realized volatility. the right si i the htogram distbuon. we are right in the middle. the vix basically could not be any more normal for what we have seen than what you could get. this is right in the center of the distribution. is right in the center of that bell curve versus how it relates to realized volatility. if you are interested in how quiet things are, iorthe vix and just look at the actual market and see how little it is moving. it is not some crazy sign of complacency or anything. julia: the minute you get comfortabl with panic anyone you're not surprised until you are surprised, the fact that expectations are in line with what actually happened. scarlet: so ring on the paranoia once again. jul: actly. scarlet: shares of gardner denver climbed in its trading debut with sh

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