we now have hr mcmaster being replaced by john bolton.hey are both figures to think more along the line of donald trump, especially if you look at the ambassadorjohn bolton. he is at the ambassadorjohn bolton. he is a hardliner, someone from the bush era. he was critical over iran and north korea. many people know who john bolton is in the international committee because he was the former us ambassador to the united nations. —— community. us ambassador to the united nations. -- community. that is absolutely correct. he has also been outspoken over the years and is well—known in america not least because he is a media commentator, popping up on fox news quite regularly. indeed, he has been on fox news within the past hour or so discussing what he intends to do as national security advisor. perhaps what is key here is what he had said in the past is in the past. he says he is focusing on the past. he says he is focusing on the now. he has been very critical of recent lea ks the now. he has been very critical of recent leaks from the nationa

why is hr mcmaster being replaced. full weeks there's been speculation that hr mcmaster is on his way out of the white house, and so it has passed, the latest high—profile white house figure to go with donald trump's point of view that he is not surrounded by the people he wants in these positions, and that's certainly true with the position of national security adviser. he had clashed with hr mcmaster over the months and he has been replaced. although he has given a warm tribute to him, he has had moments when he has been less than favourable towards hr mcmaster. for example he was openly critical whenever hr mcmaster suggested there was evidence russia had interfered in the 2016 general election. but i really think what you're here at the white house is a changing of the guard when it comes to foreign policy, because only a matter of ten days ago we had rex tillerson replaced as secretary of state by the cia director mike pompeo. we now have hr mcmaster being replaced by john bolton. they are both figures who think m

he'll replace the sacked general hr mcmaster next month.th korea and russia. there are growing fears of a trade war between the us and china after president trump announced plans to impose sweeping tariffs worth up to $60 billion on chinese goods. beijing says it's considering tariffs worth up to $3 billion on a range of products imported from the us. eu leaders meeting in brussels have agreed with the british government that it was highly likely that russia was responsible for the nerve agent attack on a former spy. russia continues to deny any involvement in the attack on the former double agent, sergei skripal, and his daughter, yulia. now on bbc news, panorama. every day, britain's discovering just how much more men are earning than women. the gender pay gap's been revealed at hundreds... female employees earning up to 43% less than male employees at ba rclays. nearly 50 years after equal pay became the law, could this be the year that things finally change? we're not little ladies any more, we do just as much hard work. chanting "what

he'll replace general hr mcmaster in the latest change in personnel in the white house.n is a former us ambassador to the united nations under president george w bush. he becomes president trump's third national security adviser in 14 months. live to washington and our correspondent chris buckler. john bolton is quite a controversial figure, isn't he? widely seen as something of a hawk. he isa something of a hawk. he is a hardline figure. he's been very critical of iran, north korea andindeed very critical of iran, north korea and indeed russia over the years, and indeed russia over the years, and here's someone who has been regarded as a hawk, i've you've mentioned. he is a conservative commentator, he regularly speaks on fox news, and he is someone who will bring different approach to foreign policy than hr mcmaster, and i think what you are seeing here at the white house is changing of the guard. rex tillerson was replaced recently as secretary of state by mike pompeo. you know havejohn bolton coming in as national security adviser. that suggests that foreign policy i

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thank you to lieutenant general hr mcmaster for your service, loyal tie to country.ou for your friendship. evan? >> i think this first of all mcmaster's exit, while expected seems to be very amicable. not like rex tillerson he notably did not thank the president on his announcement. but, i think that john would bolton is a great pick. people who don't like trump, people who love trump and we're all united on this. >> a kumbaya moment. >> break out the talking stick, and surround the campfire and roast marshmallows. and john bolton is unafraid to challenge the president if he thinks he is wrong, he thinks that president makes that final call, and once he does, john bolton will help execute whatever it is. charles: is focus on potential upcoming meeting with north korea, perhaps getting rid of the iranian nuclear deal or something else that seems to be pending, and important that president trump revamped his team? >> right, so there is the immediate things, they could be upcoming meeting with north korea. pay attention to indo-pacific region, that is key. this is john

if you get the big food companies. >> the track record in hr. it is a global area. payroll is different country by country. it gives us the credibility to say what we did in hr, we can do in finance for you accounting is simpler, not as many accounting standards. we have companies like aon that are live across the globe. insurance company that is global and basically live netflix uses all of our products including finance products so now have the proof point of large enterprises using workday. and it has taken a while to build that global. >> netflix is a huge companies that our viewers watch and they have the best customer service i have ever seen integrate that to what workday does. >> they use workday as their back end for running their business. >> they do >> they could have picked anybody. they were working with legacy systems in the past and early adopter of our financial systems. and reed hastings, their ceo would send me e-mails all hours of the night on what to fix better and we will integrate into their customer systems their customer systems and billing s

there is new reporting that national security adviser, hr mcmaster may soon be ousted from the west wing. >>> and in the russia probe, special counsel bob mueller is reportedly eyeing charges against russia who carried out the hacking attack designed to hurt democrats in the 2016 election. ♪ good morning, everybody. it is friday, march 2nd. what a week with it's been. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside louis burgdorf. president trump said he will impose steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum imported into the united states. the white house gathered executives from american steel and aluminum can company companies, a meeting that had had not been on his public schedule the night before. aides described it as a listening session, but the president did much of the talking and made big news. take a listen. >> we're going to be instituting tariffs. next week we'll be signing. we'll see you next week. thank you, everybody. thank you very much. >> unlimbed period. unlimited. >> 25%, sir? >> it will be 25% for steel. it will be 10% for aluminum. it will be for a long period of time. >> so trump r

the gouse has committed to something new, rip up the existing hr policy for clerks and start again, somethinghey were not intending to do previously. this is a case well known among the clerks, emily commander, she alleges that she was bullied by paul farrelly, he denies it, she has not spoken before. for one very important reason, she is still a serving clerk and after the process, she alleges she was bullied by paul farrelly mp, she started a formal complaint process, that rolled through. at the end of all of that, umm, she decided to leave the house of commons, she was given a career break by the house, so she's not working their day—to—day but she is still formally a deputy clerk, and so we asked her why it was that she chose to speak with us. for my whole career, i've been used to keeping quiet and sticking to the shadows, but when the newsnight programme aired, my name became quite public in connection with bullying in the house of commons. and because everybody knows that i exists now, i feel a duty to speak out on behalf of my colleagues who are still under the same professional oblig

he'll replace general hr mcmaster in the latest change in the administration's personnel. the prospect of a trade war between the us and china is looming. and this video is trending on bbc.com. tests have confirmed this small 15—centimetre—long skeleton found in chile in the atacama desert in 2003 is not, as some believed, an alien. dna tests now confirm it belonged to a newborn indigenous girl with genetic mutations. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: eu leaders have agreed with britain that russia's likely to be behind the nerve agent attack in salisbury. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. a steep drop for us stocks overnight on fears of a trade war as president trump slaps new tariffs on chinese goods. and recruiting with the help of artificial intelligence. will this be a game—changerforfuture companies and potential employees? good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to another edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. it's a friday. glad you could join us. it's a friday. glad you c

it is hr 3903. it extends the jobs act relating to testing the waters and to emerging growth companies, which very naturey by its expires after five years because you can only be one for five years to all issuers. it would basically allow people to test the waters, meaning and offering with potential investors without making an offer to get a sense of what they could actually sell securities for and make confidential filings with the sec before they do the public offering. again, that passed for 19-0. is something it the senate should take up because it would make it much easier for entrepreneurs to raise capital and accurately price offerings. two other bills that in my judgment deserve serious consideration is the micro hr 22ng safe harbor act, 01. it passed the house in november by a significant margin, but it unanimously. basicallybill does is an extremely small offering and entirely to substantive pre-existing toationship, you don't have register and become a public company and spend the 1.5 mi

it was the assumption at some point that he would remove hr mcmaster. john bolton is as hawkish as they come. >> reporter: bolton was skepticle of overtures by north korean leader kim jong un and he was a strong voice against russia. most democrats are none too pleased with the pick with the massachusetts senator saying that trump is assembling's war cabinet full of "yes men." bolton will roup out a new policy change with mike pompeo as secretary of state, assuming he is confirmed. >> the president has the final decision but i think he has summered himself with strong personalities and wants to hear their views, and we will be happy to provide them. >> reporter: unlike pompeo, this deposition not require confirmation. doug luzader, fox news. >>> the president's legal team is changing, also, with his lead attorney resigning saying that help did not take his advice regarding john mueller. he urged the president to be more cooperative. at the moment, we are not sure who will be the lead attorney on the president's legal team. >>> stocks are down across eur

and i think it's wrong to say that the president has decided to fire hr mcmaster or anybody else and that he's going to take action. i think the president makes more theoretical decisions and that he decided months and months ago that both secretary of state rex tillerson and national security adviser hr mcmaster wouldn't be permanent fixtures in his administration. but didn't settle on any permanent time, exact time to get rid of them. and he's going to get rid of them when the news media least expects it, no headlines blaring on the television. and he does like to let his aides live in a state of perpetual limbo, unsure they'll show up to work and be dismissed. or serve out entire four years of his administration. >> great way to motivate people, david. >> yeah, look, it's very difficult to recruit top talent in the white house when it's so dysfunctional. we have all had these discussions with republican operate tic operatives in town and talked about how difficult it is to make a decision to work somewhere they are not sure they'll be table to make a difference. and they are alway

he'll replace the sacked general hr mcmaster next month.ard line on iran, north korea and russia. there are growing fears of a trade war between the us and china after president trump announced plans to impose sweeping tariffs worth up to $60 billion on chinese goods. beijing says it's considering tariffs worth up to $3 billion on a range of products imported from the us. eu leaders meeting in brussels have agreed with the british government that it was highly likely that russia was responsible for the nerve agent attack on a former spy. russia continues to deny any involvement in the attack on the former double agent, sergei skripal, and his daughter, yulia. now on bbc news, thursday in parliament.

although the white house was happy with hr mcmaster, they have been talking about this for weeks.ut in terms of foreign policy, there are many challenges ahead. many challenges for president trump and if you look at the foreign policy issues like north korea and look at iran and russia, beyond that, there is the question of tariffs and much more to suggest president trump is determined to put forward a message time and time again he said in the campaign of america first. that is a fundamental in this new, ever—changing white house. china has insisted that it's "absolutely not afraid of a trade war", after president trump announced plans to introduce tariffs worth billions of dollars on chinese imports. he said the duties would redress the balance, following years of what he described as unfair economic competition from beijing. john sudworth has more about the response. us presidents have long had serious concerns about chinese trade practices. the theft of us intellectual property, for example, and the forced transfer of us technology to chinese companies, but presidents have unt

there have been a lot of people leaving the doors of this white house, and hr mcmaster‘s departure had predicted, although only a week ago president trump's team were playing down such talk. the president spoke to a number of stop this morning, reassuring them that they were personnel changes, no immediate personnel changes, no immediate personnel changes, no immediate personnel changes at this time and that people should not be concerned, we should do exactly what we do every day and that he has come to work and do the very bestjob that we can. but there is a changing of the guard, and with mike pompeo secretary of state and john bolton as national security adviser, donald trump is surrounding himself with tough talking foreign policy advisers. that may concern some, who feel their predecessors were moderating influence, and all this change comes amidst difficult democratic questions for america about russia, iran, and the planned summit between president trump in the north korean leader, kimjong warned. —— kim jong—un. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. bus

for hr said it was all above order.cations to take on the task of secretary general of the commission. he has lengthy experience in key positions within the commission. he is an excellent legal expert. he is very good communication and he is certainly 100% suitable for this position. but members from across the political spectrum lined up to criticise the appointment of. this destroys all of the credibility of the european union as a champion of integrity and transparency and public commercial edition. at times when public trust in the eu is low, this is devastating and the fact that the commission remains deaf until the day of today to criticism shows how disconnected it is from reality. you should do your best to come out with something which is trustworthy and you should avoid any feeling for any impression that it was a preprepared, politically motivated nomination and unfortunately, i don't think that in this case you did yourjob perfectly. you can see the defeat etched in their faces. perfectly. you can see the de

one of the bills before us today, hr 2851 attempts to streamline research registration process. we heard from hhs, however, this process could constitute a burden, barrier to research, could have negative impact on drug development. can you share what discussions if any dea is having with health and human services regarding registration process for researchers and how such process could be streamlined? >> again, definitely research is a big concern for us, too. we work closely with hhs regarding applications for research. again, we have 600 schedule one researchers already ready to go. again, we believe the new regulation could help streamline that process, so we look forward to any tool congress could provide to us to streamline that process, absolutely. >> well, congress always doesn't provide funding for a lot of agencies. we wish we were the appropriations committee sometimes. while i want to ensure we are properly protecting genagainst abuse and misuse of synthetic substance, i want to be sure we not restricting availability to research and drug developers to discover new a

peter strzok had an affair with a co-co-worker and he got put in hr.ve in our constitution the obligation as a congress to provide oversight. it doesn't matter if is a republican or democrat administration. we have to exercise. we need to interview peter strzok and lisa page. the two people we intrude they announced they are leaving the federal government after they gave the interviews. batting average is high but the pace is slow. we need to do our job and interview the witness and getting the truth before a special counsel and grand charges for the crimes of the clinton foundation and prior administration. >> lou: there seems to be one conclusion, speaker ryan doesn't want answers or get to the truth, because those chairman would not be slow walking the investigation unless they had his permission to do so and he not in any way said let's get a move on. >> you and i may disagree on speaker ryan. i know the fbi and department much justice were trying to totally ignore the request of congress paul ryan stood with us. and so i am grateful for that. we c

documents hr 2851, letter from. [inaudible] hr 2063, statement in support of the bill for ensuring patient access and a public health group letter regarding support, a letter from a sam and clad expressing the support for encapsulating machine regulation act. [inaudible] anyway the center for budget and policy priorities was just released today on medicaid expansion drastically increasing coverage for people with opioid use disorders. the latest data from the federal agency on healthcare research and quality, the importance of the affordable care act, medicaid expansion among people with opioid use disorder. our analysis of these data will offer comprehensive related hospitalization in which patients who were uninsured will help dramatically expand medicaid with 13.4% in 2013, the year before the expansion to 2.9% two years later. this steep decline indicates that many are coping and have gained coverage through medicaid expansion. i ask consent. >> so ordered. >> the german yields back. the chair recognize the germ

. >> we're hearing reports that hr mcmaster could feasibly be the next person to go in washington.pecially in the white house. what are you hearing would be the next person to go in the trump white house? because it seems like changes are afoot. >> yeah, my sources say that hr mcmaster is definitely in limbo. if you look at the trend of reporting following rex tillerson for months there was speculation that he was in jeopardy in his position and i think the same has been true for hr mcmaster. president trump has never really gotten along with hr mcmaster in the way that he has with some of his other cabinet members and west wing staffers. and so he is looking for change there. one name that has been floated is john bolton, though he has received a lot of opposition from republicans concerned about his role in the bush administration and whether he would be the right fit for that job. >> it seems as if these days another day in the trump white house means more changes to come. so we'll see what happens the next 24 hours. thank you both for joining me. >>> a lawyer for stormy daniels

talks on fbs whether hr macmaster maybe pushed out. president trump is for gun control and maybe not so much, then he is. it's a very very confusing week. people are all over the map. the west wing is in tough straits. they're not sure where thing are going, people looking for a way to get out. their jealous that hope hicks are heading out because they're looking for ways out themselves. >> peter thank you for that report. >>> you heard peter mention nbc news reporting, h.r. mcmaster may be looking for the exit by the end of the month. here's what huckleby sanders had to say. >> general mcmaster isn't going jan where. the president says he thinks he's doing a great job. >> i want to bring in danelle. it's great to have you on. just to lay out the story here. the reporting from our team has been that macmaster was going to be replaced, potentially early of this month. this has been orchestrated by secretary mattis. the president says it's fake news. would it be a mistake to let mcmaster go? >> it would be. and um not sure this story's a

hr-2851 is that solution. i urge this committee to pass this bill and to give us the tools we need to combat this deadly epidemic. thank you again for this community and i welcome your questions. >> dr. beardsley, you're recognized for five minutes, please. >> mr. chairman and members of the house sube. committee i'm patrick beardsley. in addition to my faculty appointment i'm a member of the expert committee on drug dependence for the world health organization, a committee that is the first step for processing drugs for their international control. thank you for the community to be here today to discuss hr-2851. we are all dedicated to finding paths that take us away from our present opioid crisis. i believe one path will be through research. there is a perpetual need to strike a balance between the regulatory control of drugs to ensure public safety and the necessity for researchers who have access to controlled drugs to further skriens. the controlled substances act the csa explicitly recognize both those n

patty: they need to own it and not have it be in hr issue.ked to an engineering front of mind, he said he would be proud, we have three women on your executive team. i said, how many people on the team? 12. i said, you have a phd in math, what does equal mean to you? i am thinking equal percent -- an equal percent, which is 50%. it is hard work. bringing people into the field is everybody's job, not the recruiter, the job of great management is to build amazing team sick a great work done on time must ago find amazing people. emily: many, you have seen this from an entrepreneur's perspective, and from a company like google. what is wrong? it's not that it is not getting better, if that it has been so bad for such a long time and in some places it has gotten worse. i think if we focus on recruiting, we are missing the core of the issue, how do decisions get made in these companies? if what we are looking at is you come to the table for an hour to argue for your ideas and you have to with confidence and that is how we decide resources are alloc

new york times reporting that president trump has decided to remove his national security adviser, hr mcmaster. five sources tell the post that president trump is actively looking for a replacement for mcmaster and taking his time so as to not humiliate the three-star army general. sources say that he is ready to leave and waiting for the president to ask. the story was broke earlier this month, saying that mcmaster could be replaced as early as april. should he be ousted, it will be the latest in a string of high profile departures. in the last few weeks, five top officials have resigned or been fired. but the white house is disputing the latest reports with the white house press secretary saying, just spoke to potus and general hr mcmaster, contrary to reports they have a good working relationship and there's no changes at the national security council. >>> russia is front and center in the white house, with the trump administration, announcing long awaited sanctions against malicious cyber attacks for meddling in the 2016 election. special council robert mueller issued a subpoena i

as a local law-enforcement official, we need hr 251 switch is introduced by congressman. under this bill it could be temporarily added to the new schedule under the controlled substance act. as little as 30 days after the chemical compound has been identified. the abusers of the synthetic drugs are not simply combine the two major restrictions. colleagues of mine from across the country are dealing with the same issues and have expressed the need for the same motion. i urge the committee to pass the bill and give us the tools that we need to combat this deadly epidemic. thank you for the opportunity and i welcome your questions. >> thank you, chief fowler. doctor beardsley. >> pharmacology and toxicology at the commonwealth university in addition, i am a member of the committee on the world health organization. the committee that is the first step for processing drugs for their international control. thank you for the opportunity to be here today to discuss 2851. one path there's a perpetual need to strike a balance between regulatory control to ensure public safety and t

but you are an hr director, so isn't it yourjob to be on top of this?a business. are you surprised you are still in a job? we are now dealing with that. i'm surprised you still have yourjob?” wasn't here when that happened but i do take accountability for it and honestly i'm working with the team to move forward from here on in. you are off the hook. banks were talking to us. the institute of directors has suspended its chair, ladyjudge as it examines claims about her conduct that include racist, sexist and bullying behaviour. it issued a one line statement this morning as the council took the decision having received an executive summary to suspend the chair pending further investigation. much more on the bbc website. you're watching business live. our top story. china has condemned big steel and aluminium tariffs signed off by mr trump as an attack on the global trade system. a quick look at how markets are faring. it is largely shrugging off these potential murmurs of a trade war, although european markets have opened slightly in the red this morning

there have been a lot of people leaving the doors of this white house, and hr mcmaster‘s departure had president trump's team were playing down such talk. the president spoke to a number of staff this morning, reassuring them that there were personnel changes — no immediate personnel changes at this time and that people should not be concerned — we should do exactly what we do every day, and that is come to work and do the very best job that we can. but there is a changing of the guard, and with mike pompeo as secretary of state and john bolton as national security adviser, donald trump is surrounding himself with tougher—talking foreign policy advisers. that may concern some, who feel their predecessors were a moderating influence, and all this change comes amid difficult diplomatic questions for america about russia, iran, and the planned summit between president trump and the north korean leader, kim jong—un. chris buckler, bbc news. with me in the studio is sir simon fraser — who was the foreign office's senior civil servant until 2015 and former head of the uk diplomatic service.

one such policy is included in hr 425 the empowering pharmacist. to provide for the development of programs and materials for training pharmacist healthcare providers and patients on indicators that are prescription is fraudulent, forged or otherwise indicative of abuse or diversion. this is not only a common sense policy is one fits in will to engage all of those involved with opioid treatment. they support such efforts to bring greater diversity and education to other healthcare providers and patients regarding a pharmacist declining to fill a controlled substance. and cpa offers itself as a resource if necessary. thank you. see mike thank you to all of our witnesses for your testimony has certainly been insightful. this time i like to yield to the chairman of the full committee for your questions. into all of our witnesses think you for your testimony it's very helpful in our work. i will ask chief fowlerer you provided a crime analysis report as part of your written testimony had you seen other synthetic drugs on the streets in your communityty

our hr analytics team along with i.t. is helping to bring our data together and integrate it with the quantum workplace software, and then they'll providing any technical support. and then our final piece is our executive team, our leaders. we need them to drive parp participation, let employees know that we encourage them to take this survey. we want to here what they have to say. they will also be the ones to take action and hold their supervisors and managers to take action, as well, holding them accountable. and so how will we measure success of this project? what comes to mind first is probably level of engagement as a kpi? but actually, we decided not to use this as our kpi. we don't want to set a goal for engagement, and if we don't meet that, people might be worried. they might feel discouraged or punished, and they might not want to do it again next year, and that's the worst thing that could happen because this is the first year that we're doing this, and so we just want to really set a baseline for the years to

whatever you thought of michael flynn and hr mcmaster. now that he's out, you should know the new guy is going to start that job with potential entanglement in two different fbi inquiries. one into the nra. and whether the nra was a conduit for russian money into the trump campaign. and one into cambridge analytica. and what its role was during the trump campaign including its relationship to the russian attack. being national security adviser is a hard job. being national security advise ir while being personally linked to two ongoing fbi counter intelligence investigations, that's not just going to be hard. that's going to be awkward. but there's a lot more to get to tonight. about john bolten. and a rip roaring story involving an attempt at a $10,000 secret political pay off. secretly recorded phone calls that we have and will play and a sad sick horse in alabama. i kid you not. it's friday. friday's are always weird now. stay with us. lots to come. ♪ ♪ next chapter ♪ if you have moderate to severe or psoriatic arthritis, little things

hr mcmaster david shelton and john kelly could be next on the chopping block. griffin can live in washington dc with the latest on the staff shuffle. >> we are told a major shakeup is underway, some describing it as could come as early as today. these are the possible changes, national security advisor hr mcmaster could be replaced by amb. john bolton. a possible departure of chief of staff john kelly with budget director mick mulvaney possibly replacing them and veterans affairs sec. david shelton is out with rick perry being named as possibly replacing. although perry shot those reports down as fake news, larry kudlow to serve as chief economic advisor replacing gary cohen who resigned last week. >> is completely in command at as he always does, he explains that he is thinking and ask questions. if i tried to give him the kudlow thing he will come back. >> his nominees for state and cia director are already facing opposition from lawmakers like rand paul. >> i will oppose both pompeo's nomination. to award somebody to be head of the cia after being involved i

so that is a chief flash point with his chief of staff. >> so john kelly, hr mcmaster, how much of a turning point was that incident involving rob porter for the way in which john kelly was or wasn't the president's good graces? >> i think in the case of the porter scandal, this was -- kelly was on the way out. i think we should point out, this is not new. the president has been frustrated with john kelly for months. what the porter scandal did is effectively neutralize the ability to push him out then because kelly manufactured a brilliant maneuver in which he defined the scandal not about domestic abuse, but as security clearances. in that moment, the president could not fire kelly because it would be looking like he was giving, you know, payback for his family members. but now that the porter scandal is in the rearview mirror, my understanding is that the president will be interviewing candidates next weekend for the chief of staff job when he visits mar-a-lago and as well as talking to people about filling hr mcmaster's position at nsc. >> i was talking about loneliness, this pre

"the washington post" said they have 19 sources indicating hr mcmaster, the national security advisor is about to be fired. howie: when "the washington post" says the president has decided to fire hr mcmaster and other stories come out saying well it's a false narrative and it hasn't happened yet. i want to come back to the last question about tillerson. the press never liked him because he barely did interviews. but trump denounced that story last fall. now we hear the president has never gotten over the moron comment. comment. sarah: tillerson has been rumored to be leaving since last march. howie: the president is bringing in larry kudlow, cnbc commentator. and he did work in the reagan budget office. he has been on cnbc for decade. is the president just attracted to people who are good on tv? mollie: it's not just the president. we just had the media launch oprah winfrey's candidacy for president. howie: we have fox's katie pavlich reporting that the president wants pete hegseth. and you had an observation about the fox green room. juan: i think it's a staging area for the preside

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