somehow like houdini's track their beats are tankers somehow do not use g.p.s. trackers on the way and they change and they reroute so we're not even sure if this one point six or one point five million bad days the accurate amount or you ring an expert so for now you bring in experts or it is much lower but we ring in revenue the government's revenue in reining in real news are quickly much higher than would be expected in previous years so you are correct yeah connects us here but they did this with system which we mentioned earlier and the intention to. not make that available. to iranian business is that this is the international system of financial payments what impact is that going to have. on the iranian economy is this going to. motivate iran to look towards other ways of getting around this like crypto currency and so on. well the transaction of iran actually iran could not make good transactions with other countries even prior to the us gacy v.o.a. or even after that many ring in citizens cannot transfer money today or families to the red at the who ar

. >> you don't think he's like hudihud i -- houdini. >> he might be politically houdini. >> he's got republican party. >> if he makes the democrats look like fools for impeaching him and be like clinton and have his approvals go up after an impeachment. >> the only republicans that come out against trump are those heading out the door. that would be corker, good-bye, flake, good-bye, charlie dent. nobody who sticks around for the national election challenges trump. nobody. >> you have to have somebody. >> name the howard baker, the one republican who would stand up. >> i can't. >> it's a different republican party. you have to assume the evidence is going to matter. >> david jolly is gone. it seems like the only people willing to stand up against trump are those who don't have to stand against trump with the voters. >> chris, i was a sitting member of congress in december of '17 who called on trump to drop out of the race. there are several reasons i probably lost my last race. one was redistricting and that was the other one. you confront this president you lose. that's a greater te

alex smith looking like houdini picking up 22 yards on thed groun but it was worth it. smith connects with josh docts on everyone's favorite, the fad. rou the redskins get on the board. but the problem is the falcons they do suing drive, this. matt ryan to calvin ridley and the rookie sensation does the rest. a 40-yard touchdown before the break. redskins down 21-7. t he fourth quarter, once again trying to mount a comebackgs when thinike this happen, you know it's not your day. they can make the catch. he gets thes and sepgs on the deflection and the falconns cas in the turnover. matt ryan, julio jones, jones one of the be in the nfl. but hasn't scoredo a thdown since week 12 of last season. thatto changes day. 35-yard touchdown, redskins fall, 38-14. >> they taught us with our pants down and hit us in the mouth. it's really going to separate guys and show their true character. >> we definitely had our chances, but you can't give a aarterback like matt ryan that many looksnd that many chances. we didn't do what we were supposed to do. >> really losing some momentum on

. >> you don't think he's houdini like i do sometimes? >> he's best qualities -- >> you act like he's done, he's finished. >> he might be politically houdini. if he can convince the senate not to remove him from office -- >> they're never going to do that. he's got 91% of the republican party. >> if he can make the democrats look like fools for impeaching him and be like clinton and have his approvals go up -- >> the only republicans that come out against trump are the ones heading out the door. that would be corker, good-bye, flake, good-bye, charlie dent, go on. they just leave. nobody sticks around for the next election challenges trump. nobody. >> you don't know what they will do. they may do the right thing if the evidence warrants it. you have to have some hope -- >> name the one republican that will stand up. >> i don't. i can't. i've given up -- >> all those people -- >> you have to assume the evidence is going to matter. >> david, it seems like the only people that are willing to stand up against trump are those that don't have t

is there se houdini-like chce that the prime minist can get her brexit deal through parliament? jon: well, she is clearly still fighting to get that through at the moment it is a question of athmetic and the arithmet is not there for her. you have people on the right of the conservative party and you have other people, democratic stuniooliticians from northern ireland, some labor politicians, who are saying that this brexit deal is nowhergonear enough. you have the labor party, her main opposition, saying this deal is not good enough. you have very few people saying ohyes, this is great. and so you have got three choices,t seems to me. hard brexit, cliff-edge brexit. you have the theresa may plan. or you have got a referendum. second at the moment -- there are a lot of pieces in motion, but at theoment there is no majority for anything, and it is fiendishly complicated. my twitter has been fabulous today. this one i love -- "my wife has swched off the news, aiexng this is too , and resumed writing her aenautical thesis." laura: less complicated than brexit. can the prime ministe

their own nefarious purposes and there was in a another player in the mix called iran iran helped houdini's overthrow a duly elected president and you know what ordinarily i wouldn't care what goes on in that part of the world with that i mean if they were and i don't care but it's a ran a randomised their claws everywhere in the middle east and beyond the biggest supporter of terrorism around the world and the biggest threat to peace and stability in the middle east who daily say they're going to annihilate the united states and annihilate israel and they are a have what is what is united so many countries to come together against a common enemy and you can't let them just take over yemen and have yet another place to park their pride. steve i go to do you see iranians hiding under your bed when you go to sleep at night i mean that sounds like a deep i see the irony that has. i see them as i see them and hezbollah i see what they do i see the threats they make against us all the time the iranian government is a bad government it's a good and evil government but being so bad and evil and tr

and he today is most well known for two films he made with harry houdini, the illusionist, but his personal favorite of all the films he made was the "lost battalion." steve: we're now in september, 1918, 100 years ago. the argonne forest and the battle there. explain. edward: this is the beginning of the battle of the meuse-argonne, which remains the largest and bloodiest battle in american history. steve: if you went to france, you can still see that today? edward: yes, you can. you can still see the trenches and you can still see often the ordnance sometimes, unexploded shells lying on the ground. these are somewhat ridiculous, the germans they're depicting. they've cut off the front rims of the helmets i suppose to make their faces more visible. it's kind of odd. now, general alexander did command the division. he was one of the instigators of this film. he presents himself as a great hero, which enraged many of the men who served under him because they actually blamed him for what happened in the pocket. steve: and now, we see the battle. this has all been leading up to this moment in

boldens you that your long-term thesis is you're positive >> there's no doubt it was a hew dee ni -- houdini-like can get china's growth 16% you look at what i think implies of december guidance, what we're seeing in terms of china growth which is the xr. ultimately we think 220 million unit ifs for the year and it's really asps. part of the frustration of cupertino and we've talked about it is asps are beating the street by 5%, 10%. they wanted to kind of put that into an overall sort of revenue number, get the street more on the sort -- >> but you think it's a fair thing to do? this goes to is this just a philosophical view about how they want to re-make your thought process around the stock. sor th or is this a signal something is coming >> so in our opinion, it's more of the sort -- >> basically you believe tim cook when he says it straight up >> look, i believe that this is part of the vision for the coming year. it's how they want investors to view apple in the totality along with services. the way they did it was a gut punch. to come out of left field in the conference call, that's the kne