and in the end, i gave... i gave tony a call and ijust said to him, "have you seen ellie? have you heard from her?" and he said, "we've found her." and for a split second... i thought she was alive. and he said, "she's dead." he said, "lorraine, she's dead." and that feeling, i cannot tell you. someone might as well have just taken my heart out. appearances can be so deceptive. isaid to i said to someone the other day it is like having a battery taken out me. i have nothing there and i'm running on empty. do you feel now there is something that can come out of this that perhaps might help you but perhaps might also help other families? i am a voice for ellie now andi families? i am a voice for ellie now and i have to move forward. she couldn't say how she felt, for whatever reason, i can now couldn't say how she felt, for whatever reason, i can now encourage people to say how they, you and to share and speak with their parents or their friends share and speak with their parents or theirfriends if share and speak with their parents or their friends if they are having proble

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everybody knows what the conversation was because i gave it immediately when i heard about it. the whistleblower who seems to be a democrat involved with a lot of people gave a full interpretation because we have it. the president of ukraine just said just now that the conversation was absolutely perfect. no problem. it was a very good conversation. so i don't know why they would be calling rick. you're all these people. this is a bad situation for the country. >> [inaudible] >> it was reported. again i don't know how he knows these people. they are clients? then they have a lot of clients. i just don't know i haven't spoken to rudy about it. i don't know but from what i have heard they said we have nothing to do with that. we have nothing to do with it. >> [inaudible] >> china can do whatever they want. they want to look into something they can look into it if they don't want to they don't have to. frankly, as far as i'm concerne concerned, if china want to look into something come i think that's great and if they don't want to i think that's great to. . . . . >> perhaps the la

he's in trouble. >> we have new information that rudy giuliani is saying i gave what i had to the whitee white house gave it to the state department, the secretary of state maybe, we don't know specifically, to look into it. i don't think that makes it better. >> candidly i'm not sure is does either. listen, if there is any forum for investigation, it needs to be through the attorney general of the united states. >> right. >> i'm not sure the attorney general should be looking overseas before looking -- this needs to be a solid domestic investigation, probably 90% of what you need is here domestically. i just never believe it's a good idea to engage our international partners, friend or foes, into a domestic investigation, political or nonpolitical. i just don't think it's a great idea. as a matter of fact, i think it's an awful idea. so i'm not sure that makes it better. was he acting as the attorney to the president, was he acting in some other capacity. he keeps claiming that somebody from the state department told him do it. well, we probably ought to know who that is and under what

he said on this one, i gave him information and the secretary of state said he would look at it. is that the right move of the secretary of state? >> absolutely, chris. here i find it shockingly hypocritical that suddenly the position of the liberal left -- circumstances that me? >> is that me? >> it's definitely you. is that me? >> it may be, chris. >> go ahead, jenna. we try not to use names here. we don't use insults. we use insights. try that. >> the liberal left is saying that this is somehow so blatantly wrong of giuliani to put forward information that goes to potential corruption of a former vice president, yet they are speaking -- >> the inspector general said it was misinformation done to malign state official and people and the bidens who work for the bush administration. >> context matters. the whistle-blower, when we actually have the transcript of the phone call with president trump and the ukraine president, there's nothing there. so to say that the whistle-blower is coming forward. >> what do you mean there's nothing there? >> tell me what crime there is. >> first

. ♪ last christmas i gave you my heart ♪ >> the movie's called "last christmas" based off of george michael'sthere's even more george michael music throughout. >> oh, yeah. >> unreleased music. >> unreleased music. >> how do you get that? >> well, you're emma thompson. >> i was asked years ago, years ago, actually seven years ago to write a piece based upon last christmas and i sort of thought, well, last christmas i've got to think of a really good story. ♪ last christmas i gave you my heart ♪ >> george gave his blessing to the project before he passed away in 2016. but how do you turn a classic song into a whole movie? well, you put emilia in an elf costume and henry as her love interest and let the music tell their story. >> were you guys huge george michael fans before? >> yes. >> yeah. >> massive. >> yeah. >> huge, yeah. karoake song. "gotta have faith." >> 100%. >> that's yours? >> always. >> do you shake your hips when you do it too? >> oh, no. yeah. ♪ 'cause i gotta have faith >> that's the george michael hip move. >>> okay. let's talk "single parents." new episode tonight. leighton,

i gave them one chance, i gave them another chance, i gave them a third chance and even a fourth chance. i do not blame them, they are used to this with the u.s., taking advantage of the united states, whether it is on trade or through nato, taking advantage of the united states. but we think that maybe the kurds will do a job. if not the kurds, turkey will do a job. but we have thousands of people, thousands. i do not know if you know that, we have thousands of captured fighters. tens of thousands of family members. and we did a big favor to a lot lot of countries and those countries did not want to take them back. that is the way it goes. >> what about if the isis fighters escape and pose a threat elsewhere? pres. trump: they will be escaping to europe. europe did not want to them. they could have had trials, they could have done what they wanted, but as usual it is not reciprocal. my favorite word, reciprocal. that is what i want. i do not want an edge, i want reciprocal. it is not a fair deal for the united states. when president obama took the pkk, you know where they bring in the

i gave you a long answer. as this gentleman in question. don't be rude. >> no, sir, i don't want to be rude but i want to give you an chance to answer the question -- >> that's the answer. it's a whole hoax. do you know -- i say in many cases, the corrupt media because you are corrupt. much of the media is not just a sick, it's corrupt. >> sean: corrupt, lies, wasting taxpayer money and time, conspiracy theories, lies, hoaxes, the media mob, you may want to pay attention. the president is going to win and you're going to help him. the president just raised a whopping $125 million, a new poll having the president climbing to a year-long high. by the way, the mob might not like it, but under article two, section three of the united states constitution the president has a sworn duty to, "take care that the laws be faithfully executed." that would mean investigating election interference like the hillary campaign did by paying for a dirty russian dossier and like what's been going on in ukraine. that's right, the weaponization of the intelligenc

i gave it immediately when i heard about it. the whistleblower, who seems to be a democrat that is involved with a lot of people, gave a full -- false interpretation of the conversation. we have the conversation. the president of ukraine just said, just now, that the conversation was absolutely perfect. no problem. it was a very good conversation. i don't know why they would be calling rick perry. i don't know why they would be calling of these people. it's a very bad situation for our country. >> [inaudible] it was reported. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: i hope not. i don't know how he knows these people. what? >> [inaudible] pres. trump: they are clients. he has a lot of clients. i just don't know. i haven't spoken to rudy about it. heard, they said, we have nothing to do with it. we have nothing to do with it. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: was i what? >> [inaudible] pres. trump: china has to do whatever they want. if they want to look into something, they can look into it. if they don't want to look into it, they don't have to. fr

i gave them one chance. i gave them another chance. i gave them a third chance. i even gave them a fourth chance. they didn't want to take them back. not that i blame them. we are used to that and the united states, taking advantage of the united states. whether it is trade or nato, taking advantage of the united states. but we think that maybe the kurds will do a job. and if not the kurds, turkey will do a job. but thousands of people. thousands. i don't know if you know that. we have thousands of captured fighters, and tens of thousands of family members. and we did a big favor to a lot of countries. and those countries did not want to take them back. so, that is the way it goes. -- what've these isis if these isis fighters escape and pose a threat elsewhere? >> well they will be escaping to europe. we could have given it to them. they could have had trials are done whatever they wanted. but as usual, it is not reciprocal. you know my favorite word, reciprocal. that is all i want. i do not an edge. i just want reciprocal. and it is not reciprocal. it is not a fa

and in the end, i gave... i gave tony a call and ijust said to him, "have you seen ellie?or a split second... i thought she was alive. and he said, "she's dead." he said, "lorraine, she's dead." and that feeling, i cannot tell you. someone might as well have just taken my heart out.

i wrote the book for so many reasons and one of them i gave breadcrumbs for my family and those still in the church to detail exactly why i stopped believing and how i came to see the destructiveness. i have written in a way hopefully they in their current position that it can be a bridge from where they are to where i am now. and even if it doesn't cause them to read it, i do hope it causes them to reconsider some things and then i write at the end how the church has moderated its positions in some important ways but there is still a long way to go for i hope i help in that progress. >> i have two alone - - i brothers that not with my sister anymore people react differently so in the church you think x members as a monolith. that they are all on the same page so people have different experiences in the church a different families. so there is a lot of support it's not nearly the club that the church envisions. >> in those responses that you attracted on twitter the importance of the reason of their arguments but you also talked about the strong sense of community in the pull to your

i gave out the purple heart. he doctors there, the job they do, you will hear so many complaints about doctors and about the vets. nobody has done better. the vetsings for nobody thought would be possible. i sell these young men. i gave them their purple hearts. the parents were there crying. one of them was so amazing, sir, face was blown apart. he said, sir, it is incredible. i looked at him. that is the most beautiful nose i have ever seen? a doctor worked on my face for 10 hours in the field. he said there were 1000 fragments. he meant a lot. he said there were thousand fragments. he rebuilt my nose with glue. he glued the bones together. i said, you have the most for nose i have ever seen and it is true. came over and said, honestly, my son looks better now. [laughter] trump:: my son did not have a good looking nose, now it is beautiful. these doctors at walter reed. are, marine, they unbelievably great people. iey see sites that you and hopefully will never see. there is nobody like them. shout out toe a tho

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i gave them one chance, i gave them another chance, i gave them a third chance, i even gave them a fourthant to take them back, not that i blame them too much, they are used to this with the united states. taking advantage of the united states. well, they're going to be escaping to europe, that's where they want to go, they want to go back to their homes but europe didn't want them from us. but as usual, it's not reciprocal. you know, my favorite word reciprocal. it's not a fair deal for the united states. >> former congressman tray dowdy is now part of president trump's legal counsel. trump's personal attorney, jay sekulow confirmed the news in a statement last night saying this, i have known trey for years and worked with him when he served in congress. his legal skills an his advocacy willing serve the president well. trey's command of the law is well known and his service on capitol hill will be a great asset, as a member of our team. the move comes as the white house prepare force an impeachment fight with congress, gowdy who led benghazi was the chair of the house oversight and refo

i wrote the book for so many reasons and one of them i gave breadcrumbs for my family and those still in the church to detail exactly why i stopped believing and how i came to see the destructiveness. i have written in a way hopefully they in their current position that it can be a bridge from where they are to where i am now. and even if it doesn't cause them to read it, i do hope it causes them to reconsider some things and then i write at the end how the church has moderated its positions in some important ways but there is still a long way to go for i hope i help in that progress. >> i have two alone - - i brothers that not with my sister anymore people react differently so in the church you think x members as a monolith. that they are all on the same page so people have different experiences in the church a different families. so there is a lot of support it's not nearly the club that the church envisions. >> in those responses that you attracted on twitter the importance of the reason of their arguments but you also talked about the strong sense of community in the pull to your

what do i know about building walls? and they gave me every single thing and i got every single thing from the height to the vision through to the type of steel that can't be cut easily, to the type of concrete, 5,000 pounds, very strong concrete. to the type of rebar, to the anti provision that we have on top. who knows about the anti-climb provision? and we built and we're building a wall and it's going up rapidly and that's tough because i built it against every single democrat who four years ago wanted it, and the only reason they don't want it now is because i want it . president trump: the only reason only one reason and i said, you know, the first time i said i can't believe it took me so long to figure this one out. if i would have said i do not want the wall, i will not build a wall, they would have insisted on a wall that would have been so much easier. it would have been so much easier. oh, dana it would have gone up so fast but i took money from here, and there, and here, and military, because it is national security, okay

i gave out the purple heart. walter reed, i want to say, the doctors there, the job they do, you will hear so many complaints about doctors and about the vets. nobody has done better. we did things for the vets nobody thought would be possible. i saw these young men. i gave them their purple hearts. the parents were there crying. one of them was so amazing, sir, my face was blown apart. he said, sir, it is incredible. i looked at him. that is the most beautiful nose i have ever seen? a doctor worked on my face for 10 hours in the field. he said there were 1000 fragments. he meant a lot. he said there were thousand fragments. he rebuilt my nose with glue. he glued the bones together. i said, you have the most for beautiful nose i have ever seen and it is true. his father came over and said, honestly, my son looks better now. [laughter] my son did not have a good looking nose, now it is beautiful. these doctors at walter reed. army, marine, they are unbelievably great people. they see sights that you and i hopefully

i gave out the purple heart. and i see the parents. want to just say, the doctors there, the job they do, you will hear so many complaints about doctors and about the vets. and the vets care. nobody has done better. we got choice for the vets. we did things for the vets that nobody thought would be possible. [applause] pres. trump: but i saw these young men, and i gave them their purple hearts. and the parents were there crying. one of them was so amazing, sir, said "what is your problem?" "sir, my face was blown apart." he said, "sir, it is incredible." i looked at him. "that is the most beautiful nose i have ever seen. what is the problem?" "a doctor worked on my face for 10 hours in the field." he said there were 1000 fragments. he meant a lot. he said there were thousand fragments. "he rebuilt my nose with glue. he glued the bones together." i said, "you have the most beautiful nose i have ever seen," and it is true. his father came over and said, "honestly, my son looks better now." [laughter] "my son did not have a good-looking n

ever since i gave that silly speech the conversations turned hundreds of private companies on board withur sanctions. there was a threat that european companies would stay in europe. i was told so many times american sanctions alone what work you should ask the ayatollah that statement is true. after the regime oil facilities britain, france, germany, they released a statement and said that they believed it was clear " that iran bears responsibility for this attack and that the time has come for iran to accept negotiation on a long-term framework for its nuclear program. that's a very different position than they were in before american diplomacy began to put pressure on islamic republic and its kleptocratic regime. [applause] the world is learning that iran responds to strength, not supplication. iran is only one chapter in the story. look at the way president trump has changed the global conversation on china. or consider the new interest of american principles returning to multilateral bodies. we put together an enormous coalition i'm incredibly proud of the foreign service officers o

i referenced in the beginning, ever since i gave that silly speech, the conversation's turned. hundreds of private companies are on board with our sanctions. there's a threat that the european companies would stay in europe. i was told so many times, american sanctions alone won't work. you should ask the ayatollah if that statement is true. and after the regime bombed saudi oil facilities, britain, france, germany, released a statement, they believed it was clear, quote, clear to us that iran bears responsibility for this attack, and that the time has come for iran to accept negotiations on a long term framework for its nuclear program. that was a different position they were in before american diplomacy began to put pressure on the islamic republic, iran and it's kleptocratic regime. [applause] the world is learning, too, that iran responds to strengths and not supplication. iran is only one chapter in the story. look at the way president trump has changed the global conversation on china or consider the numerous instances strategy of this administration. we put together enorm

i gave up at the end actually. i filled a prescription and managed to sleep that night for the first time in three nights if i didn't take any and when i woke up in the morning i knew that i could make it out. in the wake of that, i was grateful at first because i thought i was going to die and i didn't than i was angry because i thought the reason was the reason. then i was deeply confused and frustrated because the more thai thought about it the more i thought how do we get to a place that we are so bad in pain medicine at opioids but no one failed me in one particular way that an entire group of world-class doctors failed me in multiple ma ways. i was withheld medication when i needed it because they may have been a drug seeker and then i was medicated in a careless way that led to this profound suffering that so easily could have led to be going back on the beds. by the way something nice at all the time when i was going through withdrawal if i go back on the meds i will never come off of them because i will nev

but these are great, great people and i gave out the purple heart and i see the parents and i have to say, i just want to say, the doctors there, the job they do. if you hear so many complaints about doctors and vets, that's care, nobody has done better, we did things for the vets that nobody thought would be possibl possible. [cheers and applause] but i saw these young men and i gave them their purple hearts and their parents were there crying. and one of them was so amazing i said, what's your problem, sir, my face was blown apart, my nose was just blown apart. he said, sir, it's incredible. i said, that's the most beautiful nose i've ever seen. what you mean. i said, the doctor worked on my face for ten hours in the field he said there were 1,000, he meant a lot to. he said there were 1,000, he rebuilt my nose with glue. he glued that the bones together he rebuilt, i said you of the most beatable notes i've ever seen and i saw and his father came over to me, sir, sir, honer now. [laughter] he said to come out my son did not have a good looking nose, now look at it, it's beautiful.

ever since i gave that silly speech, the conversations turned. hundreds of private companies are on board with our sanctions. there's this threat that european companies would stain europe. i was told so many times american sanctions alone won't work you should ask the ayatollah if the statement is produce. britain, france, germany released a statement saying they believed it was clear quote clear to us that iran bears responsibility for this attack and that the time has come for iran to accept negotiation on long term framework for its nuclear program. that's a very different position than they were in before american diplomacy began to put pressure on the islamic iran and its regime. [ applause ] the world is learning too that iran responds to strength not supplica toirch n. look how president trump changed the conversation on china or consider the numerous instance of american principles returning to multiple lateral bodies thanks to this administration. we put together enormous coalition. i'm incredibly proud of the foreign service of the stat

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and in the end, i gave... i gave tony a call and ijust said to him, "have you seen ellie?d... i thought she was alive. and he said, "she's dead." he said, "lorraine, she's dead." and that feeling, i cannot tell you. someone might as well have just taken my heart out. appearances can be so deceptive. yeah. can't they? yeah, definitely. and do you think maybe people did look at ellie and think, she's got this most fantastic life, huge ambitions and potential... yeah, yeah. ..and didn't see the sadness? yeah, absolutely. i mean, even as parents, i think that, you know, we have to take that as a responsibility as well. it's very easy to kind of ignore what could be obvious, because you don't want to believe it. you know, you don't want to believe that your child is suffering, or that they're going through this mental trauma. you know, and if they're not showing it outwardly, then how are you going to know anyway? because they keep it so deep within. one of the things you do is, you keep ellie close to you every day, don't you? yeah, i do, yeah. you carry her ashes with you eve

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said could i have some money if i really needed ? gaveome money if i really needed? gave me a cheque for £1000 which was a huge amount at that time and i took it into the bridge club and i knew i would have to cash that check unless i won £600 which was a staggering amount in those days to win in one night. i did win it and never had to cash the check but i was eternally grateful to him. you've written this memoir which is full of fascinating stories of this period of your life. my autobiography, yes. winning against the odds, it's called. i wonder if you think very hard about how many different times you could have lost, and actually lost everything. that's quite true. during the 1987 stock market crash, my company was in a terrible mess. your company, ig, it's based upon spread betting which was a sort of idea that you did quite a lot to make popular in the 70s and 805. quite a lot to make popular in the 70s and 80s. it hasn't been very well understood. ig took off but then,in well understood. ig took off but then, in the late 19805 and

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once bill barr was there, they didn't have to worry, but they don't understand, that i said, okay, i gave it to mike pompeo, pompeo they'd say would investigate, i delivered some notes back. i never heard back. elizabeth: democrats say this is all you know conspiracy theories, what your reaction? >> you know, i don't have any evidence in front of me, we know that former vice president biden, while vice president, bragged to fact he was holding the lone to ukraine government until a prosecutor who was investigating company that his son was on, as member of board who had no basis or background to be on a board of an energy company, was getting paid 50,000 a month to sit on the board in the ukraine, and former vice president will withhold a billion dollars of our tax dollars and a loan credit until that prosecutor is fired. i don't have evidence, but i think that needs to be investigated. >> here is president trump weighing in. >> biden and his son are stone, cold crooked, you know. his son walks out with millions dollars. the kid knows nothing. elizabeth: joe biden firing back. >> he did it

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lawyer to get to the justice department, they couldn't get to the justice department, the reason i gave it to the state department is my witnesses didn't trust the justice department and i tried to convince them once bill barr was there they didn't have to worry about that but they don't understand that, and then i said well okay i gave it to mike pompeo, mike pompeo said they were going to investigate. i delivered some of the notes that i had and then i expected i'd hear back and i never heard back. they never even gave me the courtesy of calling me into ask me about the credibility of these things. they never talked to the principal witnesses, and somehow , i think the deep state people tried to deep state it because i never heard another thing about it. never. lou: they are still working hard >> i bet we're not going to find a report of an investigation done by them. like a big long one about that big. lou: well that's what i would do so let's turn to what they are doing and that is bringing in these inspector generals for the state department. >> obama holdover? lou: correct. atkins

i gave them a third chance, even gave them a fourth chance, they didn't want to take them back. ot that i blame them too much. they are used to this with the united states taking advantage of the united states whether on trade or nato. take advantage of the united states. we think maybe the kurds will do a job and if not the kurds we think turkey will do a job. we have thousands of people. we have thousands of captured fighters and thousands and tens of thousands of family members. we did a big favor to a lot of countries. those countries didn't want to take them back. >> what if some of these isis fighters escape and pose a threat elsewhere? >> they will be escaping to europe. they want to go back to their homes but europe didn't want them, we could give it to them. they could've had trials. but as usual it's not reciprocal. you know my favorite word reciprocal, that's what i want. i don't want an edge i just want reciprocal. it's not reciprocal. it's not a fair deal for the united states. when president obama took the pk key, would they bring in pkk, that's a tough deal because

i gave that board five reasons why they should not invest in hedge funds. the impression they decided to invest in hedge funds before the public comment. the five reasons i gave them not to invest in hedge funds are the same five reasons i will give you to divest. hedge funds are poor-performing, high risk, high cost investments. second reason. 30 large pension funds like the cal-pers and new york city are divesting. third reason they do not give down market protection. 2008 was one of the largest down markets in history. hedge funds lost 18 to 20%. those less risky had a loss of 21%. fourth reason. what is supposed to be the best invested in the world advised our pension fund two years ago index funds would be a better investment than hedge funds. so far that is right. fifth reason and most important. the vast majority of our members don't want their money in high risk hedge funds. i guess that is all i have to say. please use common sense and divest from hedge funds starting today. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. representing retired employee