he's crazy like a fox i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our team america. this past week as president trump and senator corker swapped twitter insults on route to the g.o.p. unity luncheon no less his press secretary declared that it's always a benefit for the president to speak directly to the american people. always many wondered as mr trump prolonged an awkward exchange with a gold star widow and got personal and he said she said with the congresswoman consoling the widow joining us to discuss trump temperament twitter and the twenty fifth amendment or presidential historian doug we white house advisor to two presidents and author of game of thorns the inside story of hillary clinton's failed campaign and donald trump's winning strategy and attorney and keen observer of the homo sapiens species lionel doug each morning the tweets begin pre-dawn they strike many and some supporters as unpresidential to is defenders there unfiltered either way they do seem in character do you see a deliberate strategy or is trump shooting from the hip i think there's a lit

1940, the nazis cross the border into holland.ting jewish art collectors, including grandpa fritz. >> this is the last nazi inventory, room by room, of my grandparents' home in holland. >> oh, my goodness! >> so this lists everything. >> so i see chippendale tables and paintings and -- >> yes, yes, yes. >> the nazis loot more than 1,200 items -- paintings, silver, jewelry, and antiques such as this rare 16th-century clock given to fritz by his late father, eugen. >> the nazis took everything, not just the famous artworks, but everything. >> nick and simon find records showing the nazis forced their grandfather to sell the items recorded on the list, worth many millions of dollars, for pennies. >> the germans, in their meticulousness, had paid my grandfather for the contents of the house. they didn't want to just take it. they want your signature on a piece of paper that says you sold it to them. [ dramatic music plays ] >> the nazis begin deporting dutch jews to concentration camps in the summer of 1942. in may 1943, ss agents arr

we have a link to madison holland's gofundme page at abc7news.com. >>> new at 9:00, the u.s. navy pulled a person out of the water tonight at pier 34. this happened an hour ago near the "uss essex" here for fleet week. the sailors saw a man in the water and rushed into help. the man has a non-life-threatening medical issue. the fire department tweeted out a thanks to the navy for saving the man. >>> well, tonight in las vegas, even as the shock is starting to wear off, the deep mourning is only intensifying. 89 people are still in the hospital. as we are learning more about the timeline of the shooter's final hours and the role of that heroic security guard. senior national correspondent matt gutman is in las vegas for us. matt? >> reporter: five days after the worst mass shooting in american history, las vegas police acknowledging they still don't know what drove stephen paddock to open fire on that helpless crowd. >> i get it. we all want answers. we have looked at everything. >> reporter: but tonight we are learning that hero security guard jesus dos campos may have preven

the table and is social media making us less social how much technology is too much technology i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture. every day and almost every way digital technology is changing life and not always for the better joining us is a name you've probably seen on your computer john mcafee pioneered antivirus software that may have come pre-installed he's chief cyber security visionary for m g t and blah chain and crypto currency designer john thanks for being here. well thanks for having me on ago i was in that las vegas ballroom a couple years ago when you keynoted at a broadcasting convention it was a luncheon populated by broadcast engineers usually a stoic crowd but everyone stopped shooing when you brought a volunteer onstage and called his smartphone which displayed his wife's name and caller id and then another volunteer gave you his phone number and when you called it his phone did not ring but did activate the camera unbeknownst to him which you displayed on your phone and while we in the audience gasped you called these two hacks trivial something a t

the king of holland. and she didn't act as queen until 18 but was very strong wild from the beginning and refused to often listen to what people thought her government thought was the right thing to do it. he gave haven to the kaiser and they were furious at her and she did. >> terribly sad story when they wanted to go ice skating and they cleared off the canal and she wanted to skate by herself. >> there is another wonderful story. she hated what she called the cage which was the very straight laced formal stiff court that she grew up in. she hated it. she wasn't allowed to state with other people and had to skate alone. my favorite story about that time is she was once overheard as a little girl scolding one of her dolls and said to one of them if you continue to be naughty i will make you a queen and where you will have no other children to play with. that is heart rendering. much of my story of here during world war ii is her struggle to break open that cage that she was in. once she went to london, s

the king of holland. and she didn't act as queen until 18 but was very strong wild from the beginning and refused to often listen to what people thought her government thought was the right thing to do it. he gave haven to the kaiser and they were furious at her and she did. >> terribly sad story when they wanted to go ice skating and they cleared off the canal and she wanted to skate by herself. >> there is another wonderful story. she hated what she called the cage which was the very straight laced formal stiff court that she grew up in. she hated it. she wasn't allowed to state with other people and had to skate alone. my favorite story about that time is she was once overheard as a little girl scolding one of her dolls and said to one of them if you continue to be naughty i will make you a queen and where you will have no other children to play with. that is heart rendering. much of my story of here during world war ii is her struggle to break open that cage that she was in. once she went to london, s

and for more on the upcoming gun control debate in the country will go now to holland cookie the media consultant survival speech dot com and conservative commentator dr gina loudon hello to both of you thanks for being with me tonight dr gina i'd like to start with you you're a second amendment supporter the conversation though isn't about taking away the second amendment rather what is wrong with what could possibly be wrong with adding maybe just supplemental language to the amendment to perhaps prevent the sale of this type of high powered rifle. it sounds so good on its face and i understand why people are frantically searching for solutions but unfortunately when we're when we're operating in the realm of reactionary behavior it's often important to step back and consider what we're really doing and what we're really talking about doing is shifting the argument from blaming the person the evil that committed this atrocity to blaming an inanimate object tantamount to blaming a car for example that can drive into a crowd of people. so then if we're going to ban what made that inani

michael holland, chairman of holland & co, thank you. coming up tomorrow come in interview with christine lagarde . let's check on the first word news. emma: the wildfires in northern california are likely to have a long-term impact on the state's wine industry. four napa valley vineyards have been destroyed. things may be worsening bring sonoma county -- 2000 homes them of other buildings have been destroyed. president trump plans to make the case tonight for corporate tax breaks benefiting middle-class wage earners. the president is inspected to say the typical american household would get a $4000 pay plan.through his tax his own advisors and say on an annual basis, the average benefit is close to $500. the spanish prime minister is ramping up the pressure on catalonia to end its campaign for independence. taking the first up in a process that could strip the catalan government of its powers. the cabinet will formally asked the catalan authorities of they've actually declared independence. a shocking result for the u.s. men's soccer te

some basics from the professors prepare professor hollander's book. we know each other a little bit would you mind if i use or refer to as paul if it doesn't sound strange? it is one juicing to another. the basic argument is that for decades, far too many, we will not attempt to quantify, but far too many western intellectuals have had a fascination with an attraction to authoritarian and even totalitarian rulers and regimes. as he had made clear today he asked why intellectuals might be especially susceptible to these views, these attractions. and then track such fascination and support regimes renting from mussolini and hitler to the soviets and other regimes even north korea was you might have thought would be immune to admiration. he suggests that it is difficult even impossible, to separate support for these regimes from support for the policy goals of those regimes, political social, or economic. he insists that these dynamics companies fascination enduring support need not in many cases, may surely not apply to the majority of intellectuals in

one come to the big picture was holland cook. it's been a tough week las vegas a place that's ending quite normal is slowly getting back to normal the president has come and gone tourists are taking selfies of the scene of a crime and network news anchors head back to new york as though everything else in the world went on pause for the week. it did not i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture. i'm the new guy darren fletcher the tom hartman handed off to me so graciously last week like tom i want to keep the big picture more light than heat genuine curiosity question more one change tom was here every weeknight and for now the big picture will be a weekly show so me to right here in washington every weekend at this time and then i escape to an island twelve miles out in the atlanta cough the rugged knowing going coast i live on block island rhode island which is also home to the us. safe first offshore wind farm since one thousand twenty five we had gotten our electricity from diesel generators burning a million ga

queen wilhelmina was a not to her government in holland.le, winston churchill was saying it in britain and there were people in groups but theye overall attitu, as i said before, was because we absolutely do not want another war we will close our eyes and pretend like it can't happen and that was the prevailing attitude and in the united states, as well. >> host: "last hope island", king leopold the third. what happened,ll who was it? >> guest: he is one of the sad stories of this book. that was the third monarch and i write about the two others, hawken and wilhelmina and they made names for themselves to be one and they got to london. >> guest: and got to london and became heroes and heroines and leopold was the king who didn't leave and he was considerably younger and he was in his late 30s and he was his situation was different from the other two. they actually had some power where they didn't really. he was the commander in chief of the belgian armed forces and he also part of the reason his story is sad is because he wanted to beer ver

>> the queeney of holland.ueen wilhelmina gets word that the germans are dropping by parachute. and totally surprised. no idea this is about to happen and to say the war has come. and also not as dramatic and and did not want to leave holland. she was a feisty woman the was prevailed upon. t >> hall interrelated. >> very. >> it is very interesting actually it was the uncle of king george the sixth. so to be buried within the of royal families that they not only knew each other but were related to marry king edward the site -- the second but they call them ogled charles. and was not related to hawkins nor king george.when she when hawkins wusses young they wanted to mary queen wilhelmina. he wanted to marry mod. but they knew each other obviously all of the royal family is were close. >> host: he was not even a norwegian or even speaker region. >> guest: he is a great story of this book. he was danish the happen to be the grandson of the king of norway and sweden theyal were part of a confederationear of the ear

according to mac, it's to the white house. >> mac hollands. great. >>> it a dreary day that continues today. a lot of clouds, moisture in place. we don't have as much rain as yesterday morning. on the radar and satellite, spots of green are sprinkles that are trying to make it to the ground over the delaware beaches and near cape may. i wouldn't be surprised if it's more of a mist or just a little thicker feel to the air. for the rest of us, cloudy conditions. it's still too dark to tell, but that's going to be continuing throughout the day. how about temperatures? neighborhood temperatures start in philadelphia. 57, sole hill. 54 for west mt. airy. 57 at the airport. that's the official reading for the area. 55 fox chase, and port richmond warmer at 58 degrees. let's go from the philly neighborhoods over to some of our jersey shore neighborhoods. 63 at cape may courthouse. warmer for the shoreline. interestingly enough, it will be warmer in the afternoon, too. thanks to this, the water temperature. we have an onshore breeze. and that influenc

i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture. last week here we asked how much tech is too much tech and much of what john mcafee shared was chilling if you missed that show you all went to yourself and what's left of your privacy to watch it on our youtube channel it's youtube dot com forward slash the big picture our t. we got so much response to last week's show about high tech threats that we wanted to follow up by warning about the low tech scams that come out us from every direction joining us possibly the most careful guy i know attorney and professor stephen j. j. wiseman a leading expert on fraud identity theft and scams he's a popular speaker and he's authored nine books on the subject including identity theft alert ten rules you must follow to protect yourself from america's number one crime his website is scam aside dot com and steve before i even got past that cover i got chills when your book says more than two hundred million people at risk right now who is most at risk. from what sort of scams. well things aren't

holland just don't have the players at a young level that it can bring in so i was going to be tough times ahead for the dots on the good note they used to being disappointed at not make it its own as they fail to qualify for the euro two thousand and sixteen very fascinated and indeed ok so the dutch are missing the german kind of its machine to move the people into the program and some more big names that are aging as well yet it's all a go you know lionel messi did it again didn't he yet without messi gets messy for argentina lino messi is a cold machine and that's exactly what argentina have been missing in south american qualifying they scored just sixteen goals going into this game in ecuador a place where they had one since two thousand and one it must be said. of reading a collective sigh of relief the head of the game it was front page headlines are we going to make out we're not going to make it somewhat under the radar is not the. squeaked in now is that the south american champions chile with sanchez with video they're not going to the while cup so there's another big thi

cook holland hello so first of all i got to ask you well i should say welcome first off. tell me how you feel about taking over the show taking over the big picture if the show i was inheriting was not already titled the big picture i might have picked that name because i think that we as a people spend a lot of time bumping into trees and often miss the forest this week was obviously exceptional when you get a story like las vegas blocking out the sun it's kind of hard to focus on anything else and suddenly tom petty dies and we all turn in that direction it's not like puerto rico and north korea paused to write so i want to take the wide angle shot with this show and make sure that we're not taken our eye off any of those balls ok gotcha and will you sort of keep the show the same the same tone and tenor that tom hartman did or how might your show be different gentlemanly as tom was certainly a goal i want to take a page from larry king songbook as well because he seems like such a genuinely curious guy i don't think it'll take viewers long to figure out where i come do

but you have to go under the tunnel through the holland -- through the lincoln -- holland tunnel to get there. now, where all of this began was around the lincoln tunnel which also goes to new jersey in the 30s, 40s that's where this started. we're now getting reports he went at least nine blocks in the 103 what do we have? witness sound. let's listen. audio up. >> -- bodies looked like and, um,. >> okay, guys. okay. >> all right, guys. stand back, stand back, guys. >> anthony -- >> we're listening to a witness describe what he saw there and multiple reporters are in on it at once one reporter didn't want others hearing. you can see the media scrum that's there. we'll get official word from the new york city police department in a new conference that's scheduled to begin three minut minutes. our senior correspondent eric sean is there. eric, to you. >> reporter: good afternoon, schep. we expect new york governor andrew cuomo and the mayor bill diblasio as well as the police commissioner james o'neill to brief us momentarily right here. sadly become all too familiar scene here in new yor

of holland and company.t's it for "worldwide exchange." good to have you back. >> you could have brought my dark chocolate kit kates >> maybe i have it offset. ty'own't kn >>here good. >> happy halloween >> "squawk box" is next. >>> good morning today's market drivers from tax reform to earnings and the fed we'll get you ready for the trading day. >>> and big tech is in the hot seat facebook, google and twitter head to capitol hill to talk about russia's role in the u.s. election we're live in washington with the late efst with that. >>> and apple is reportedly considering dropping one of its biggest chip suppliers may drag out the qualcomm tape full details coming up it's october 31, 2017. happy halloween. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we're live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and melissa lee. joe wore an orange tie today in hon

i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture. i'm the new guy darren fletcher the tom hartman handed off to me so graciously last week like tom i want to keep the big picture more light than heat genuine curiosity question more one change tom was here every weeknight and for now the big picture will be a weekly show so me to right here in washington every weekend at this time and then i escape to an island twelve miles out in the atlanta cough the rugged new england coast i live on block island rhode island which is also home to the u.s.a.'s first offshore wind farm since one nine hundred twenty five we had gotten our electricity from diesel generators burning a million gallons a year now five high tech windmills three miles offshore generate enough power for thousands of homes even though there are only several hundred on our twelve square mile island so our green energy feeds the grid the obvious motives for renewable energy are freedom from the geo political and economic uncertainty of fossil fuel and the environmental harm th

holland for the labor party. these are the working class left wing voters who finds an appeal. think politicians have played ip into it and they intelligently lashed onto that because they feel they can say i speak for you. >> i think you would appreciate my point, it sounds eerily familiar to what we have now. >> they want to blame the other for other reasons. i don't see that -- are there issues that needs to be addressed? yes, there are issues to be addressed not because someone took your job or someone else denies you the opportunity. that's the part that i adodon't like. i don't consider those legitimate grievances that needs to be debated. >> i am with you there, when a political program leaves behind the economic agenda of all colors and ethnicity and all classes. i think if there was a broader debate, people say you know it is not the immigrants talking your job that's a problem, it is not the black folks moving in is a problem, that's an escape. the politicians are leading that chart. they are creating these scapegoats. people are latching onto that agenda. and it is n

building but the lincoln tunnel and holland tunnel. lincoln, probably where this van driver came out as well as, we've had other terrorist plots that that have been foiled. new york city has detectives around the globe whose specific job is to deal with these type of terrorist threats. certainly this is a fast-moving developing story. trying to find exactly what the motivation was and who the suspect is and if indeed he had any radicalization or help or direct assistance from any foreign terrorist groups, all part of the wide-ranging investigation right now as we expect the mayor, governor and police commissioner as well as other officials to brief us momentarily. >> shepard: we will have live coverage on fox news channel. fox stations across the country. from the new york daily news, i thought it was a halloween prank, said the witness from queens. i saw the gun, gunmen running in a circle and i realized it was serious. nypd snipers took positions on the roof of the city vineyard restaurant. the daily news reports. "we thought the gun

looking towards holland, quite similarto looking towards holland, quite similar to the looking towardse similar to the snp, the idea is, wouldn't we be better off in the eu asa wouldn't we be better off in the eu as a small, dynamic, independent country? that is the long—term thing. short—term, a lot of tension between the catalan authorities and the central government, most particularly the spanish government, the opposition, who were in power at the opposition, who were in power at the time. they took a new statute to the time. they took a new statute to the constitutional court. several of its articles were annulled in 2010. that led to the rapid separatist sentiment. there are long and short—term issues. sentiment. there are long and short-term issues. thank you. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. reverend sally hitchiner is here to tell us what's caught her eye. we'll speak to sally in a minute. first let's look at the front pages. the sunday times is leading on the possible cabinet reshuffle by theresa may, in herfirst interview since

it's not just a competition but it's a powerful way you can so he said holland and he can be guided youknow kitty are wise because not only it's a competition to get wet shops you get kitty advice from the jewelry you also get a constructive criticism from the jury which can help you as a young see going forward forty two singers have been invited to take part in the finals in the town of hooters low. and it had a auditioned a preliminary audition in but i was thinking and. i'm here finally. sophie magdalena going to is one of six german finalists. but. i was very nervous but that's normal luckily otherwise i'd have been scared the jury is very quiet and nice no one scout's at you or anything it's actually quite pleasant to have. new voices has been running for thirty years. nice to me when i'm a new voice is very well known for us singers it's one of the three most important competitions. the competition was the brainchild of lose my own back then the goal was to address the lack of singers on stages in the german speaking world. once limited to western europe the competition is now tr

holland or belgium.ain and italy. we talk to them on a continuous basis to make sure we know what they want. also, to pick up the last point, i think it was a polish member, we will go to those governments to its been precisely what we have. there have been times in the last few months where the eu institutions have not reflected what we intended to do. it was illegitimate mistake, but there was the comment we wouldn't give you citizens the right to vote in local elections, that was not true. as for no deal, the issue is straightforward, we are setting out a deal that will be the best outcome. but for laverty reasons we need to prepare for the other alternatives. one, because it is a negotiation with many people and it could go wrong. we have to be ready. secondly, you always need the right to walk away, otherwise you get a terrible deal. today, a report estimated that, should be moved to a tariff regime, the german motorcar industry alone could possibly lose between 8600 and 29,000 jobs. it is massively

are the most pollution vehicles to stop driving into the heart of london and if they do drive into holland they've got to pay an additional teacher as we please the cost of driving into london at the harbor that is twenty one pounds fifty but not everyone will come to the new.

the beekeepers disagree contaminated eggs in belgium and holland have focused attention on dangers of the insecticide five percent which contains the dangerous chemical fiber no the beekeepers want to put pressure on the manufacturer who is located in bucharest the company ignored interview requests but this invoice shows that it delivered five percent to animal breeders. slowly but surely nature seems to be recovering cost al gore shiela makes a discovery wild bees have moved into one of his hives that encourages him to begin keeping busy again but it will be a long time before he can once again make a living from it. for years a civil war between a christian terrorist group and government forces has been raging in uganda. one brave man is trying to heal the victim's wounds. st joseph's hospital in critical northern uganda here some two hundred patients are receiving treatment of the wounds they sustained during the lord's resistance army insurgency millions were massacred mutilated tortured in sleeves and raped in the conflict between the l r a and government troops victor archon an

authorities in caseyville, illinois believe shawn holland and cara anderson may have been trying to sell the guns. they allegedly made them with parts they purchased. owning the guns is not illegal. but any attempt to sell them would be. developing now in prince george's county, brentwood animal hospital says it's getting threats, after video of its office manager went viral. the outburst began after a customer brought in a service dog who swallowed a chicken bone. he refused to pay for the x-rays, because he thought he was in a plan that didn't require immediate payment. the dispute over the payment issue escalated. dr. pervaiz manzoor says he called the cops when the customer became heated with his but he says the office manager should not have screamed. dr. manzoor has now suspended the office manager. an incredible reunion in south carolina- after a serious car crash separated man, from his best friend. will cabell did everything to find daisy - walking trails, hiring people with drones, even having a bloodhound track her. there was no sign of daisy - until a month later! that's when

paul holland from foundation capital.hanks for joining us. >> thanks, everybody >>> and coming up, artificial intelligence often blamed as the cause of fake news, but can it be the antidote? but first, the fall of harvey xu hasenn, the latest on the sealarsmt claims against the infamous producer. more "squawk alley" after this ♪ (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sam and yohanna saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ( ♪ ) whoo! ( ♪ ) woman: class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits skip generations. ( ♪ ) molly: i reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. it's running much faster now. see? it's amazing, molly. thank you. ( ♪ ) >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. check out costco, right now down by more than 6%, near the lows of the session it's leading the consumer staples sector lower this morning and investors are concerned over a drop in some profit margins, despite a profit and sales beat overall also check out, of cours

in april movement eighty people were killed when the nerve agent sarin was dropped on the town of holland shaken it's one of the worst chemical attacks of the war and sparked international outrage a court in paris has handed down a suspended jail term in the corruption trial a vet called tauriel guinea is vice president taylor doreen obiang he's the son of the long time leader théodore b. young gamma he's been president of the oil rich west african nation for thirty eight is the younger of the ng is accused of spending more than a thousand times his official salary on a six story mansion in paris a fleet of supercars as well as michael jackson memorabilia all right up to date those are the very latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera richelle carey will be with you at the top of the hour but that's one of the nice. and.

jesse holland, you are up first. jesse: first of all, congratulations on being selected as a president of the naacp. you came out strong in this first week. one of the things that happened this week was that the naacp issued a travel advisory for american airlines. how has that been received by the naacp members and by the business community at large? derrick: first of all, thank you for having me on the show. i have been involved in the naacp since my college years. much of what i do has been in response to the members that we represent. as a result of the missouri ban that we issued during my tenure as interim president, we recognize that as a powerful tool to inform our members and constituents of concerns that we have identified as an organization. the travel advisory for american airlines, the simple goal was to make sure the members and the african-american community at large will be notified that there is a pattern that we have identified. we want to make sure that when they utilize their dollars to plan their

this we're joined tonight by media consultant survival speech dot com and host of the big picture holland cook alan great to have you with us tonight fabricate is a pretty heavy word what do you make of these numbers tonight utterly unsurprised that three to one the republicans think that anything negative about their president is fake news and if you look at the other two categories it's pretty much fifty fifty forty something percent we are a nation divided and we get to choose our news i subscribed to netflix several years ago just to see the documentary met and if you haven't seen it you should this crew had unbelievable access to both romney campaigns behind the scenes in the. laurie begins at the end in the candidate's suite election night and they've just informed him he lost and one of his sons hands on the i pad and asked to start drafting a concession speech because all along he was assured don't look at those numbers watch this channel and believe these numbers so we can now choose our news and that was twenty twelve fast forward to present day as social media has exploded peop

ridiculous that they would think that anybody would believe anything they had to say at this point holland your response to this well i agree with it andrea about the credibility gap who's going to believe anything debbie wassermann schultz says but as we learned in watergate follow the money and it's not hard to see a parallel between this and the first story you did tonight about to our t.v. and twitter a twitter coming at our t.v. with an advertising proposal and what about this m i six gumshoe in the trenchcoat who was already compiling data and we're about to find out from whom with these subpoenas bank records for fusion g.p.s. hillary clinton jumped on a moving train all of this awful research stuff started during the republican primary and just the other day on the lawn the president says he thinks he knows which of his primary opponents were there so donald trump fashion stay tuned now as. said hall and it seems as though the left is calling this standard opposition research but the media jumped all over the trump campaign when they agreed to meet with the female russian lawyer ve

holland cook the new host of big picture here on r t is a media consultant working at the intersection of broadcasting and the internet previously he managed w t o p washington d.c. as all news radio station was a vice president of usa today sky radio the first live in-flight radio audio channels heard on delta united and northwest airlines and cook reckons quote if the show i inherited wasn't already titled the big picture i made a name did that myself people spend so much time bumping into trees that they often miss the forest we want the big picture to be a wide angle shot about what the news really means unlike the cable news and talk radio caricature cook wants to show to be a no hollering zone more light than he lets me the new host of the big picture holland. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to print them they've been fooled that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed feed to news feed for like corporate interests beat you down until you believe their fairy. well here's a story. told. and it's full of that stuff. over a century ago austria

well things aren't as bad as you think holland they're actually far worse. excuse scams are high tech low tech no tech everyone is vulnerable interestingly enough there is statistics when it comes to sophisticated people who are investing the college graduates a fist a catered person they are more susceptible to be hit with an investment scam millennial is and seniors are also huge targets of scammers and interestingly enough when it comes to seniors there's actually a physiological basis for this there's been some studies recently at cornell and the university of iowa that show that as we age there's a part of our brain that deals with skepticism that becomes less viable and so where we may have already thought anecdotally that seniors are more trusting they really are they are more vulnerable and like the bank robber said what why do you rob banks because that's where the money is well with many seniors that's where the money is and they are targeted in the millennium they just don't take proper precautions you know last week i cracked up john mcafee quote

all of them. [ light laughter ] all of holland's children. >> seth: i remember you did a >> we did. peele from "key & peele." you guys played a couple of aggressive black petes. >> we have. [ scattered applause ] >> seth: and it was a fantastic sketch. and i think that -- >> that's how we fought back. we fought back with a rap song. >> seth: so you met jordan out there. >> i did. >> seth: jordan peele. and then you wrote for "key & peele." >> that's right. >> seth: and jordan, who wrote and directed the film, "get out" -- a fantastic horror film. >> that's right. did you guys see that? [ applause ] wow. >> seth: he -- do you remember? because he had that idea for years. do you remember the first time he told you about it? >> oh, yeah. i remember the first time he told it to me. and, you know, spoiler alert -- has something to do with black people getting their head cut off. and i was like, "what? [ light laughter ] you're going to make a whole movie about it?" and he was like, "yeah, man, i think i'm going do it." and he did it! >> seth: he did it. >> and he nailed it. >> seth: he f

they were happy to see black pete. >> yeah, see, 'cause the thing is is that in holland santa claus,has straight-up slaves. [ light laughter ] and they portray those slaves by having white dutch people put on black face and run around. and the story goes if you're a bad kid, these slaves will throw you in a sack and take you back to spain. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's a bummer story. >> it's a bummer story all around, especially for the slaves. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and so what did you say to the children who were saying black pete to you? >> i didn't say much. i fought them. all of them. [ light laughter ] all of holland's children. >> seth: i remember you did a sketch as a -- >> we did. actually, me and jordan peele -- >> seth: jordan peele from "key & peele." you guys played a couple of aggressive black petes. >> we have. [ scattered applause ] >> seth: and it was a fantastic sketch. and i think that -- >> that's how we fought back. we fought back with a rap song. >> seth: so you met jordan out there. >> i did. >> seth: jordan peele. and then you wrote for "key & peele."

the next amendment is holland number three. for reasons i stated earlier i oppose the amendment. does anyone else seek recognition in opposition? senator gardiner. >> thank you, mr. chair. i realize no-- no taxation upon right-- expiration. mr. chairman, what we are trying to do is make sure we don't add $240 billion to the national debt to be passed on to our kids and grandkids and in order to provide a windfall tax break is what we all of knowledge is the very wealthiest in this country. that estate tax is owed only by house holds, couples with-- below $11 million and we are talking about 5000 households per year that are affected. this state tax maintaining the estate tax is important to protect our fiscal situation and also-- i just urge adoption of the amendment. >> after consultation of the parliamentarian of the chair finds of the amendment is non- germane and out of order. i ruled the amendment out of order. >> mr. chairman, i appealed the ruling to the chair and asked for a roll call vote. >> i moved to table that appeal and asked for local vote. the clerk will call the