papers with our reviewers — brexit editor at the telegraph, asa bennett, and head of news at the huffingtonammar. a very good evening to you. more world cup semi—final heartbreak for england. just a year after the england men's team were knocked out by croatia, 0ne game short of the final, the lionesses have been eliminated at the same stage — their dreams of world cup glory dashed by the usa, who beat them 2—1 in lyon. and they suffered the agony of their captain steph houghton missing a late penalty that would have brought the scores level and taken them to extra time. my colleague clive myrie was at the match. disallowed england goal, missed penalty chance and a red card meant that 0ttoman dream was over. —— there tournament dream. the american side i will champion and now hot favourite to retain their title. for england fans there is a corner of every city they can call home. it is usually the noisiest. and this time they have something to think about. absolutely massive, a turning point in history for women's football. absolutely massive, a turning point in history for women's football

the night before trump's inauguration, there was an interesting report in the "huffington post."poke with sources described as involved in the trump inaugural preparations. the trump administration started making inquiries at the pentagon about having military equipment at trump's inaugural. about rolling tanks into washington, d.c. as part of the inaugural parade. they required tanks, missile launchers and who else do you got? during the transfer the power, a member of trump's transition team floated the idea of including tanks and missile launchers in the parade. the source said they were legit thinking red square-north korea-style parade. that quote from a trump transition source. this is a source involved in the inaugural planning. sounding the alarm. you have to know this is happening. they want freaking missile launchers and tanks, you guys. they are seriously trying to do that. when the "huffington post" asked about these plans to use military equipment in trump's inaugural, a trump aide refused to address the matter on the record, but offered a vehement offer the record d

the night before trump's inauguration, there was an interesting report in the "huffington post."oke with sources described as involved in the trump inaugural preparations. the trump administration started making inquiries at the pentagon about having military equipment at trump's inaugural. about rolling tanks into washington, d.c. as part of the inaugural parade. they required tanks, missile launchers and who else do you got? during the transfer the power, a member of trump's transition team floated the idea of including tanks and missile launchers in the parade. the source said they were legit thinking red square-north korea-style parade. that quote from a trump transition source. this is a source involved in the inaugural planning. sounding the alarm. you have to know this is happening. they want freaking missile launchers and tanks, you guys. they are seriously trying to do that. when the "huffington post" asked about these plans to use military equipment in trump's inaugural, a trump aide refused to address the matter on the record, but offered a vehement offer the record de

this is a "huffington post" senior reporter. >> this whole emerging movement we have, incidents rangingsarah sanders being kicked out of a virginia restaurant others being shut it down because they work for trump or support trump or are republicans or conservatives and no physical violence in the case of portland, it really is a dangerous trend that too many, like this person who deleted the tweet and others on the left, are justifying it. the trump administration is so terrible that we must harass and call out and chased out of restaurants and even attack people who agree with president trump or who on the right side of the spectrum. totally unacceptable and inconceivable to me that the portland police could be on the periphery of this demonstration and not intervene. i don't want to jump to the conclusion that the mayor ordered them to stand down but i do think he owes andy ngo an apology for the fact that his police force failed to protect him as a reporter doing his job. >> melissa: howard, how do you define the responsibility for these groups that go out and do these sort of things

sometimes, huffington post said we should not let young people see these ministers because they are internalisedeans they are not really asian. that is how people are being treated... you talk about diverse, 64% of this cabinet went to fee—paying 64% of this cabinet went to fee— paying private 64% of this cabinet went to fee—paying private schools, in a country where 7% of the population, thatis country where 7% of the population, that is not a reflection of this country. i know we will never satisfy those who criticise our government, not that kind of diversity, those are the wrong kind of asian people or they do not count. answer that point alex, there isa count. answer that point alex, there is a question of socioeconomic diversity, classic gusset is a real question and you have all these tony ends. if you satisfy one issue, the left will with two... i am not left, iamjust left will with two... i am not left, i am just bemused where democracy has such history in a country that the upper class continues to dominate. i went to a comprehensive because that is where my parents sent me and i am si

with me is the brexit editor at the telegraph, asa bennett, and head of news at the huffington post,ely to see you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the end of england's world cup dream is pictured on the front of the telegraph, after the lionesses 2—1 defeat to the usa in the semifinal. the paper also leads on the bbc‘s salary bill for presenters which has risen to £11 million, while at the same time the corporation has cut free tv licenses for over—75s who aren't receiving pension credit. more of the same in the daily mail. it leads with the bbc being accused of kicking pensioners in the teeth after its salary bill soars to £1.5 billion. the ft says the use of palm oilfor bio—diesel cars and trucks across the eu has soared to 65% of global consumption despite the fact palm oil cultivation is a major driver for de—forestation. borisjohnson is on the front of the metro as he vows that, if he is next pm, no new taxes will be introduced on products such as sugary foods, alcohol and tobacco unless he is shown they improve health. tv license fury as bbc pay bill soars

huffington post said we shouldn't let young people cvs ministers because they are whiteness does makeeness means they aren't really asian, that is how these people are being treated. you talk about diverse, but 64% of this government went to private schools ina government went to private schools in a country where 7% of the population does, that is not a reflection of this country.” population does, that is not a reflection of this country. i know that will never satisfy those like you who criticise our government, saying if you want diversity, look at this. they are the wrong kind of asians, they are the wrong kind of black people... their privilege... alex answered that point, though, there is the question of socio—economic diversity, cost adversity is a real question. yes. if you satisfy one issue, the little turns of the next and say that. i'm not left, i'm just bemused that in this country that is with the mother of all parliaments, where democracy is that history, that the upper—class continues to dominate. about upper—class. i went to the school where my parents sent me, i'm si

the writer of a new huffington post piece is predicting doomsday. say in 2050, my children will be 34 and 36. maybe a stage of their lives when they'll have -- they'll be thinking about having children of their own. maybe they won't have that luxury or that decision. the democrats probably are not helping with these scare tactics. >> the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. >> i want to make sure that those that work in the oil and gas industry, those that work in the fossil fuel industry are brought along as partners to make sure that we make this transition in the ten years that we have left to us. >> climate change is real. it's a threat to our country and the entire planet. >> joining me now, lisa boothe, senior fellow for independent women's voice and fox news contributor. and kat arue? come on. >> they said they are choosing not to have children. they're going to have a birth strike until this planet is not dying. they have formed a group. like-minded parents, women and men, people that don't want to have child

a story we will continue to uber has over has -- announced board member arianna huffington is resigningy she announced -- joined the board when the former ceo was still in that chair and was instrumental in helping you find a new ceo and getting it back on track with some of its cultural issues. coming up, facebook's new era. that is what mark zuckerberg says is in store for the company after a record settlement with the sec to settle privacy violations, but will that be enough to keep lawmakers and investors happy? we'll discuss next. as we had to break, zuckerberg participates on the post earnings call providing details .bout the new privacy board >> we will now also have a new privacy committee that will andsee our privacy program work with an independent privacy auditor that will report to this new committee and to the sec. we are asking one of our most experienced leaders to take on the role of chief privacy officer for product, reporting to me and managing our privacy program. we will also be more rigorous and monitoring developments -- developers who access data through our platf

the company says arianna huffington and nat kohler have resigned arianna said she needed to concentrate more on her own businesses those shares just about flat >>> still to come, new developments in the iranian tanker crisis as investors remain on edge over a possible escalation of tensions in that region we will speak with former saudi aramco executive vice president sadad e al e husseini who say iran's leaders need a wake-up call that's coming up there's brushing and there's oral-b power brushing. oral-b just cleans better. it's the one inspired by dentists... with the round brush head. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gumline... for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. oral-b. brush like a pro. >>> welcome back in. good morning here's how you and your money and investments are shaping up today. stock futures pointing to a slightly, slightly higher open for the dow, up by 14 points the s&p would be up by just under 1 point. the nasdaq down just fractionally there all of this after the s&p 500 and nasdaq hit record levels on an intraday and closing basis ye

uber has announced board member arianna huffington is resigning.y i toldeted my fellow uber board members that given the growth, i will no longer be able to give my board duties the attention they deserve, so i will be stepping down. i look forward to watching uber go from strength to strength. she joined the board when former ceo travis kalanick was still on the chair and was instrumental in getting a new ceo to get the company back on track with some of its cultural issues. coming up, facebook's new era. that is what mark zuckerberg says is in store for the company after its record $5 billion settlement with the sec to settle privacy violations, but will that be enough to keep lawmakers and investors happy? we'll discuss next. and as we head to break, zuckerberg participates on the post earnings call, providing details about the new privacy board involved in the settlement with the ftc. >> we will now also have a new privacy committee of our board that will oversee our privacy program and work with an independent privacy auditor that will report

the huffington post is reporting ice rates have begun in new york. mayor de blasio says agents did not succeed in rounding up residential targeted neighborhoods. thepress corps is saying mayor is getting reports a nationwide crackdown on immigration -- immigrants facing deportation is underway in his city. hannaspeak with josh and , here next from judy in indianapolis on our democrats line. >> good morning. i was thinking about the lady who called in from florida who voted democrat and then voted for trump because she said there was so much corruption in politics. persondy is a typical that shows how confused people are with all the lies donald trump has been telling. donald trump told lies to get into the white house, he said he wasn't going to do anything to hurt people with their social security, their medicare and different things and he came in and did the opposite. he tells lies every day. this lady is talking about corruption in politics. donald trump is corrupt, his cabinet is corrupt and you've got people running for the democrats who are no

the "huffington post" post still shows joe biden at the top in electability.ut it's a drop for him on that score. an increase for senator warren and senator harris and bernie sanders staying about the same. pete buttigieg staying about the same and a drop for beto o'rourke. now you have senator warren and harris climbing up in a territory close to where joe biden is now on that electability issue. >> that's right and it's a considerable drop for vice president biden and it has to be noted. for all of the historic candidates, once viewers and voters and activists see them on stage and see them compete and see their visions put forward in an exciting and clear and specific way, folks are reacting to them. that's part of what you are seeing. they are being excited by them. one of the things we hear from the movement is that it's early and they want to get to know folks. sure, vice president biden and senator sanders have support because of their name id. they have run national campaigns and they come in well-known. as they took the stage for the first time with a

her publications include warrior, the huffington post and truth out. it's also featured in an award-winning documentary. learn more -- thank you so much. welcome. do echo gratitude for making all of this possible. i am about to read a poem which really was the beginning of the taking my power back. on that proud glorious day you graduated from medical school, you took an oath as old as socrates. above all, do no harm. above all, do no harm. above all, do no harm, no harm. but the trouble is you thought you were doing good by warehousing us into sterile and hospitable place you called the hospital. you practiced the highest form of tough love there is. so tough i couldn't see him anywhere. you place the blame squarely on our serotonin flowed labeling us with whatever diagnosis on whatever page of your book you found appropriate at the time. you thought you could turn us around, make us into future citizens, make us fit into this a just militaristic homophobic, trans- phobic i could keep going generation society you always insisted they were the problem

is senior lecturer on social studies at the latin america studies at harvard in "new york times" huffington post, guard general and among others. and he's author of the lost promise of patriotism debating american identity, and guantanamo ton know and american history. said latest book is engaging a huge character study and welcome edition to literature of castro in cuba. publishers weekly call it a skillful volume which is sure to become starngd on castro early life. tonight mr. hanson joined by jeffrey who served as first charge affair at the u.s. embassy in havana following reestablishment of diplomatic relations between u.s. and cuba please join me in welcoming hanson and jeffrey. >> [applause] thank you everybody for coming i want to give a thanks to harvard bookstore and to harvard bookstore particularly for being a fantastic independent bookstore for so many years if really an anchor in harvard square as, you know, which is why we're all here. i would also like to thank all of you for coming especially in weather like this right, the weather often kills turnout for book readings. but

huffington and koehler no longer have seats on b the board.urious for a company that's been under scrutiny for its corporate governance practices >> she's so busy running her own business that she needed to do that the other departure was unexplaineded. >> would they be in such a hurry to leave in the stock price was double what it is now? >> don't know. >>> more brands are paying social media influencers to promote their product. i want to be an influencer >> you can by fake followers >> little do these people know they might be getting ripped off. influencers can buy fake followers and pay for bots to like or comment on their posts according to a new report, this will cost advertisers $3.4 billion. >> you're an actual influencer >> if you were on social media, you would be that's the rub >> that's the rub. >> yeah. >> can't be an influencer unless you play >> you only know based on these followers and you can buy follow ers. >> it's a village of social media. all a facade >> finally, sports team owners are usually happy to stay on the sideli

to talk what we can expect next, i'm joined by arthur delaney for "the huffington post" who published an article yesterday titled "democrats in no hurry to get trump's tax returns", and nick akerman. let me start with you who i credit with shaking this lose. you've been covering that. you had a bunch of quotes of people what's the holdup here. we're six months in. what's the wait? what is your understanding of why it did happen today? >> well that. >> didn't say. that's why we kept questioning it. other than that we're just working on the language that we'll use in our lawsuit, which was a sort of confusing explanation. because in the back and forth letter all the arguments were there, and all the arguments wound up in the brief today. it's leading toe somewhat provocative questions like do you even want to win this case? and six months is significant, because you only have two years. at the end of this congress after the next election, the congress ceases to be a legal entity, and the subpoena disappears. >> so, i mean, nick, what happens now? they seem on fairly strong legal ground

the national review apologized and finally, "the huffington post" allotted epstein for helping scientistshe sex crimes part was not included here tonight, prison officials are investigating whether epstein was intact in jail, staged an attack him or tried to commit suicide. he was fined tuesday morning nearly unconscious with injuries to his neck. some believe the injuries were self-inflicted to get transferred out of jail but others say suicide and assault have not been ruled out. another inmate has been question. and finally, former president clinton said he had to had six encounters with jeffrey epstein, all after 2002 but the daily beef now says that epstein made numerous visits to the clinton white house, clinton spokesperson says the former president knows nothing of the crimes or the charges. tucker. >> tucker: they know nothing. nothing at all. trace gallagher, they give for the latest on. great to see you. well, there is clearly more to that story. we will keep pulling the thread for you but as of tonight, we are out of time. dr. mann, 8:00 p.m., we will show it is the sworn and

guestsjoining me tonight are brexit editor at the telegraph, asa bennett, and head of news at the huffingtontify the body of a man who fell from a plane and landed in a garden in south west london. 0fficers believe the victim fell from the landing gear compartment of the kenya airways plane — as it came in to land at heathrow on sunday. a neighbour said the body landed a metre away from a resident who'd been sunbathing. here's our special correspondent, lucy manning. coming in to land at heathrow on sunday, but minutes earlier from beneath this kenyan airways plane, a body had fallen to the ground. the man fell thousands of feet into a garden, a small crater visible. it is a desperate act to stowaway on a plane and he did not survive. the body, described as an ice block, just missed a man who was sunbathing in the garden. neighbours are reported to have said they heard an almighty bang that had fallen from the sky. the man who was sunbathing in the garden has been left badly shaken by what he saw and the narrowness that and the narrow miss that could've killed him as well. the kenya airways

in fact, "huffington post" reportedhat the trip to his golf course in ireland added at least anotherllion to a taxpayer funded golf tab that totals nearly $106 million from just two and a half years. and the resort in ireland even mpbegan posting video of t arrival aboard marine one and of him teeing off the first green i promotional material. and on top of that tthey charged us forhe hat [ laughter ] trump also toted his weird adult sons around him evenugh -- [ laughter ] they don't work for the government, and they run the family business, which is supposed to be independent from the white house. they were even posting instagram photos from the trip like this shot don jr. posted from p buckinghace. once again, why do these guys stand like such weirdos? [ laughter ] did he forget to take the hanger out of his jacket? [ laughter ] he's like an alien who crash landed on earth and learned how to stand up straight by looking at a ken doll. [ laughter ] i've seen dogs that look more natural standing on their hind legs [ laughter and applause even if you put aside the 400 page mueller rep

you might remember that matt cooler took girl burlybill gurl, he is stepping down, as is ariana huffingtons she needs to focus more on her company. it is now a board with several vacant seats it was greatly expanded during the turbulent time when the founder was forced out we have seen ryan graves, uber's first ceo, he left in may shortly after the ipo. i want to note as part of the deal with soft bank, the big investment before the ipo, they were supposed to fill two seats on that board. that never happened because they did not get the government agency that approve's corporate deals for national security risk, they didn't get their approval guys, uber has come a long way and a long way back in a few years. it was a board that expanded and now shrinking. >> five basic seats is the tally? >> yes. >> who is left >> and the company had no comment so i'm not sure there's a timeline as to when and how they will fill the seats i would add these are more challenges for kazir shahu, whose honeymoon i think has ended since taking over. >> deidre bosa, thank you. for a company with corporate govern

here's how some committee members describe this step to the huffington post. from my personal point of view, we are in an impeachment inquiry. and congressman eric swalwell said bluntly this is an impeachment investigation. the key difference between a formal impeachment inquiry and what the judiciary committee is doing now, according to chairman nadler, is that the committee is not solely bound to deciding whether to file articles of impeachment but could opt to move in an entirely different direction. this action appears to be a way to bridge the divide inside the house democratic caucus over whether to formally begin the process that would lead to impeachment. 98 house members back an impeachment inquiry at the moment, according to nbc news. that number is growing. here's democratic congressman mike levin who just announced his support for an impeachment inquiry. >> we have witnessed his contempt for democratic norms and institutions, including his reem repeated failure to respond to legitimate requests making it impossible for congress to execute its const

meeting of something called the b team, which is leaders like paul polman from unilever and arianna huffingtonnity, we've come together to try to push governments towards a clean future. you know, we've been talking to the british government about introducing something called a clean energy dividend, where each company would be forced to have a dividend against their dirty fuels and to invest that money into clean fuels. so, anyway, we're doing what we can. i know that you said in february this year that you wanted to have flown in space by the 50th anniversary of the moon landings. i mean, i'm guessing nothing is going to go up in space tomorrow. so, when are you expecting to get that going? well, we decided to move the whole operation to our new space port in new mexico and that we're in the process of doing. so it's delayed my flight a little bit because, when we get to new mexico, we want to do two or three more tests, final test flights before i go up. but i will be going up in months, not years, and i'll be wary to give you a specific date. what do you think aviation companies need to do

joining me now, nbc news correspondent morgan chaskey and pete williams and huffington post's jonathan con, also the author of "sick." morgan, i want to start with you. you were out in front of the courthouse right now. there was some expectation we could see protests of some kind. obviously with real implications for families around the country given what decision comes out of these hearings. what are you seeing there? >> yeah, peter, good afternoon. no protests as of yet but this is an issue that so many in this area are watching today inside this courtroom to see american health care policy basically be discussed right in front of their eyes. it's so crowded they've had to open an overflow room within the past few minutes. a long line stretching out earlier. i had a chance to speak to some of those in line, including three students who came here today to hear this issue first hand. two from tulane, one from university of new orleans, who is majoring in health care administration saying what's discussed in these 45-minute arguments today could likely define his entire career. those t

there's a piece in the "huffington post," and it said how electable are they, and harris and warren were biden was. if biden loses that sense, there are people in the democratic party who are much more progressive than joe biden, who see him as out of touch, and who don't really are thrilled about voting for him, but they want to see trump lose. if they have the sense of biden has to do it, and kamala harris coming at him so hard and effectively, made people wonder is that how he's going to handle the campaign. >> kamala harris is getting her moment in the spotlight. polling right here is going to keep this attention going for a while. i think one of the questions around her when you say does she have staying power? i think one of the things people are getting at is you saw in that debate with biden, that was obviously a rehearsed moment and it was conceived and executed brilliantly. you see the effect of that in these polls. she's also gotten herself in trouble on the campaign trail a couple times with sort of unscripted moments. asked in a cnn town hall, and again asked to raise hands

. >> it comes up as "huffington post" and places that i read an essay called love him, hate is politicsast book and that was published in the "wall street journal." we arcana known as they go to couple. some people kind of think of us, we did a show with jon stewart a few years ago about that. we are qaeda note with that, but people, i thought people were desperate. what i did is everybody i knew that i thought would talk and then of course i went to my friends at the national review. one person gave me i think he gave the eight people that knew. >> you posted like a call for subjects. >> yesterday and/or people had -- and they wanted to talk. i could've done 50 more interviews. people wanted to talk. they told me stories that i would've been embarrassed to tell. for instance, if i'd said a powerpoint presentation to my closest friend at the age of 25 saying that great ship till had done and nothing donald had drawn when you she didn't support you, no, who would do such a thing? it's so crazy. people do it. she thought she was doing them a favor. of what i mention the article thrusting

here is more from the huffington post about the pay.than 50 lawmakers signed a letter led by representative jackie speier. they have lots of questions including how folks plan to address institutionalized gender within the u.s. soccer team and a request for details on what the organization is doing to market and promote the women's team. here's a copy of the letter you can see. they point out that female soccer players salary is roughly $30,000 less than their male counterparts. they also earn a much smaller bonus in the world cup. u.s. soccer awarded the men's team of 5.4 million dollar bonus after it lost in round 16. team $1.7 the women's million when it lost the entire tournament. we have a call from cheryl from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. the washington post says the victory was about far more than sports. do you see that point? caller: i definitely see that it's far more than sports referencing our white house. we have to see what happens with the president inviting them to the white house and what the response will be and how are w

and her commentary has appeared in venues such as and, slate news, the intercept, daily beast, huffington post, and others. she holds a phd in ethnic studies from the university of california berkeley and an mfa in creative writing. advisorsso one of our on the muslims in brooklyn people and just pull get them to work. then we will hear from elizabeth becker, a phd in sociology from yale university, where she was a fellow in cultural sociology and religion in politics. she graduated with a ba in sociology from cornell university and a masters of science in refugee migration studies from oxford university, a phd -- you know, all of these letters get confusing after a while. center onsts religion, ethnicity, culture, and inequality. her dissertation drew from over two years of ethnographic research in european countries, where she studied the connection to islam and national identity, culture, and struggles in great britain, germany, and spain. she is the principal investigator on the muslim american progress project, which uses qualitative methods to understand muslim contributions to new

. >> uber, which by the way, huffington leaving the board today as we saw. >> i think that tony westwoodwhole new board there. the general council. facebook now down. isn't that telling this day may not be a great day. >> talk about the parent company, talk about the home team comcast is a $200 billion plus market company not moving much on earnings today. you know, people always like to look, how many high-speed internet customers did you add 182,000. how many residential video customers did you lose, 209,000. how many customer relationships did you add overall, 152,000 not bad. free cash flow is strong we're doing okay at the cable networks up 2.5%. >> yeah, i thought fine. we need to know more about sky >> a lot of things were adjusted sky is obviously being incorporated now you can see this is a stock that has moved up dramatically over the last few months. >> you know what's getting hit pretty bad here? southwest air. we've got to address this. southwest air is an unbelievably good operator. down three earlier it's falling sharply the airline is pulling the boeing -- here we go pull

. >> should google equally promote news articles whether it's from the huffington post or breitbart?>> we surface the results that are most responsive. >> does youtube equally promote videos from diamond and silk as the same time as videos from john oliver? >> again both are in the corporate. >> thank you i will move on. there were reports surfacing of google employees blocking breitbart less than one month after president donald trump took office. google employees sought to use quote unquote what they used hate speech as a pretense for banning breitbart from taking part. the emails show that and ultimately these google employees did not succeed in their efforts to censor breitbart. has your advertising platform ever enacted policies that tended to favor certain viewpoints over others? >> no, madam senator, we don't use political initiative to influence our ads. >> okay has google ever blacklisted or attempted to blacklist a company, group, individual or outlet from its advertising partners or its search results for political reasons? >> no, ma'am, we don't use blacklists or white li

. >> i just got off huffington piece because you sent me that piece. >> one of the companies we mentioned mentioned in the story was they found out their employees were putting in three hours of work a day compared to eight because they were on facebook or youtube so they set up alerts this employee is wasting time. >> final question, do you keep two phones >> i do. i do. >> for this purpose? because of this? >> not because of this because i believe there's a boundary between my work life and personal life. in the day and age where everything gets up loaded to a cloud, i would rather have a delineation between those two things it's a personal choice. >> you have two emails, right in i don't have that. >> it's funny. i have multiple email addresses but i have one phone >> me, too >> but guess what, the one phone everything on the phone can be collected. everything on the phone can be collected. >> i assume that. >> you assume that. >> i assume that best not to do anything -- if your cayman islands account you have on your other service, right? >> swiss account is over here. i just go deskt

go to huffington post and they from the-alike memes debate.le says tim ryan on the left and some on the right from a nemo."finding and histigieg look-alike is actor christopher reeve as superman. host: the mona, new york, independent -- homeowner, new ark -- new york, independent, l. caller: the debate does not allow enough time for the candidates to speak out so whoever designed it, there is something wrong with their brain. host: ok. caller: number two, about the minimum wage, by the time it goes up to $15, which i believe it will, it will need to go up to $20. i live in nevada for eight years and i could have rented a condo for $900, two bathrooms, brand-new, beautiful. $1600 and the governor is a joke because he will not allow the minimum wage. the minimum wage in nevada is a dollars $.25, i think. -- $8.45, i think. host: new york, republican. you watched? afraid i did not, i am of them, especially about the mayor of new york city, something wrong with his administration because i want someone to investigate where is the $9 billion going

to open off by 2 points a big shakeup at uber on the board of directors the company says arianna huffingtonnd nat kohler have resigned arianna said she needed to concentrate more on her own company and could not give the board duties the attention they deserved she missed two meetings in a letter to the company. she joined the board in 2016 at the request of travis kalanick, who she was close to kohler is a venture investor who was involved with uber since it since the earliest days. he ousted travis kalanick. he said he was thrilled with uber's position but gave no reason for his departure sounds like some of these folks were holding on until after the ipo. benchmark is one of the biggest shareholders in the company. after getting off the board, you can sell your shares without having to disclose you are selling your shares. >> 3m, the adjusted number is hitting. the sales were above the gaap number is below estimates at 1.92. the adjusted number is 2.20. that's a good number 15 cents ahead of expectations the sales estimate was 8.035 the company was able to do 8.2 looked weird when it hit

the huffington post is reporting ice rates have begun in new york. de blasio says agents did not succeed in rounding up residential targeted neighborhoods. thepress corps is saying mayor is getting reports a nationwide crackdown on immigration -- immigrants facing deportation is underway in his city. hannaspeak with josh and , here next from judy in indianapolis on our democrats line. >> good morning. i was thinking about the lady who called in from florida who voted democrat and then voted for trump because she said there was so much corruption in politics. persondy is a typical that shows how confused people are with all the lies donald trump has been telling. donald trump told lies to get into the white house, he said he wasn't going to do anything to hurt people with their social security, their medicare and different things and he came in and did the opposite. he tells lies every day. this lady is talking about corruption in politics. donald trump is corrupt, his cabinet is corrupt and you've got people running for the democrats who are not taki

if you look at the huffington post poll, you see that number for joe biden being electable is going downle the number for kamala harris and elizabeth warren is going up. the busing conversation reset the conversation of is joe biden really that electable against 19 other candidates? host: you brought up pete buttigieg. he is doing great as far as fundraising goes. guest: he is doing phenomenally. he is at the top of the charts so far. i believe he is a little shy of 25. then you have joe biden, who is coming up. is have kamala harris, who 18. that is significant for someone who is the mayor of small-town indiana, almost unfathomable. look at the last election. who knows who will end up where? maybe we should not have been counting out mayor pete so early. he gets lots of money from hollywood, lots of money from small dollar donations. host: how has the police shooting in his town affected his campaign? guest: it raised the flag for many black voters. if this candidate has problems with police brutality in his hometown, will he be able to address it on a national scale? i don't think that

a huffington post piece saying the president spoke out on that decision not to add the question.ery sad time for america when the supreme court will not allow a question is this person a citizen of the united states to be asked on the census. he asked officials to do whatever is necessary to bring a citizenship question to a successful conclusion in the future and it shows some tweets sent by the president when it comes to the reaction from that decision yesterday. you can find those comments in his twitter feed. james from mississippi, hello. caller: good morning. i wanted to say a few things about the discussion and what you have been saying. i have the world almanac and book of facts from 2019. the first thing i wanted to say is in 2016 you had almost 90,000 refugees coming into the united states and that number has plummeted since 2016 since trump's election to less than 30000 and the other thing i wanted to say is you were talking about removals as opposed to -- returns as opposed to removals and not going through the court process. of returnse number not having to go throug

and intersectional administrator of how we understand the publications include the huffington post bad in america and truth out. so learn more on her website. thank you so much. >> thank you to everybody and their gratitude to make this possible for all of us i'm about to use one - - read a poem that is the beginning of me taking my power back. dear doctor on that proud and glorious day you graduated from medical school you took a oath as old as hippocrates, remember cracks above all do no harm. above all, do no harm. do no harm. no harm. but the trouble is you thought you were doing good to warehouse us in the sterile and oppressive inhospitable place you call a hospital and practice the highest form of tough love there is. so tough i could not see no love nowhere. you place the blame squarely on our brains and serotonin flow or synapse labeling us with whatever diagnosis on whatever page you find appropriate at the time. you thought you could turn us around to make us into productive future citizens and fit into the authoritarian sexist militaristic homophobic trance phobic, i could