i just want to be able to say to them as an american, i guarantee that when a decision is made at theepartment of defense, it is not a decision to enhance the profitability of a major contractor, it is a decision to protect the safety and security of the united states of america. [applause] so i wanted to tell you about that because we have our budget negotiations coming up next week , and our ongoing work in armed services. what i have some new proposals on that and i thought what i would do today, i have a plan for that. [applause] it's as natural as breathing. [laughter] i thought i would tell you a little bit about myself, tell you about why i am in this fight. we will take a few questions and if anybody wants to, we can stay and do sell fees. stay and do selfies. [applause] i grew up in oklahoma. do we have any okies? someve a few, ok, we have okies here. i grew up out in oklahoma, as i said, i have three older brothers. they all went off and joined the military, my oldest brother was career military, he spent five and a half years in combat in vietnam. we were very lucky to get

i guarantee when that fortune was built, it was built at least paid tousing workers educate. it was built in part, getting your goods to market, all of us help to pay the bills. at least in part, protected by police and firefighters. all of us helped to put it out there. we are just saying to you, you got one of the big fortune, that is great, good for you, but pitch in two cents so everybody else gets a chance to build something real. that is all it is. more factstick in one about fairness. year, all thet taxes that they pay, they paid about 3.2% of their total wealth. i am tired of freeloading billionaires. field,level the playing just a little. so, here is the deal. twocents is all i want cents pitched in. i want you to know what we could do with two cents in america. provide universal childcare for every one of our babies. plus, universal pre-k in this country. plus, raising the wages for every childcare worker and preschool worker to a professional level that they deserve. plus, yes, if you act now, 12 free steak knives, no. , technical schools, two free andege, all fee

i guarantee you, joe biden will not get to election day without this being investigated. not because i want to see him investigated. this is collateral to what i was doing. but here are the facts, laura. joe biden was appointed the point man for ukraine. two to three weeks later, his son, hunter, who i just been tossed out of the military for testing positive for cocaine, was appointed to a position on the most corrupt agency, the most corrupt business in ukrain ukraine. a natural gas business called burisma, which was headed by an oligarch who was being protected by putin in russia. and biden's kid took down about $3 million or $4 million that we could count. and when the kid got under investigation, actually says "i strong-armed the president of the ukraine to dismiss the prosecutor because the son of -- i will leave it out -- was corrupt." what he left out of the explanation was the prosecutor was right on the tail of his son, looking for the money that appeared to have been laundered from latvia to croatia to america. and when he tried to get the croatian government to

occasion as it was there's a sense that you don't think this is a stalemated situation so it's not now i guarantee it's not a step that does it for some it's only i mean how you should know also you should know that we have prepositioned a tremendous amount of aid humanitarian aid on the border and that's going to start moving in in very quickly and the. in the short time we have left shouldn't come we just look at the we know the. concern about the wall that trump wants to build on the u.s. southern border the news that he'll declare a national emergency to get all the funding that congress to him is this an abuse of power that in your view look we have issues on our southern border it's about two thousand miles long. there is about six hundred fifty four miles of wall existing it was built at the last four presidents two republicans two democrats it was funded by the united states congress in a bipartisan fashion both republicans and democrats. we have serious issues to our south right now particularly from central america you have a national emergency all and clearly with clearly we have a clea

kids have been killed by a devices that were made in iran we consider that a big deal and i can i guarantee you the families who have to deal with that loss consider that a very big deal and iran from their nose at us at you at the world and say we're going to war but i can see that u.s. senator europe doesn't see it that way the fact is that as a signatory to the nonproliferation treaty iran has pledged not to develop nuclear weapons ever full stop what's wrong with that well there's nothing wrong with that if they would clean up their act on everything else and would have agreed to the deal wasn't about everything else it was about this you know you can argue and they do that it wasn't a perfect deal and that it could have included other aspects in it but the deal itself pledges and they recommitted to this in the deal they suddenly j.c.b. away never ever to produce can you tell me why they won't stop their terrorist activities and why they won't abide by the un resolutions those are things that those of us who disagreed with the agreement wanted in the agreement and if they weren't willi

of course, hurricane harvey was not the first storm to hit my state and i guarantee it will not be the last. texans have waited long enough for the funding we were promised and congress appropriated over the signature of the president and i hope we can pass something soon to improve these communities an carry out congressional -- and carry out congressional will. mr. president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: murmur mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. murmur unanimous consent -- mrs. murray: unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. i want to start this morning by expressing my appreciation to all of my colleagues who will be out here speaking out and to the men and women nationwide who are doing the same in their own communities. mr. president, in the last few weeks

i guarantee you that's the way the business works.t's not uncommon. >> you're not supposed to lay off when it's a presidential campaign and it's an american citizen on foreign soil? >> no, i think there's a fair question here that's going to come out, and i think this will be painful. the question is not whether you can use an informant. the question is was the information from the foreign diplomat significant enough, clear enough, concise enough, hard enough for you to take an incredible step to say we're going to conduct an investigation of presidential campaign. if the information was good enough, yeah, you put an informant on the case. i think the question is going to be was the information good enough to go down that path in a presidential campaign. boy, that's going to be a tough one, chris. i think it's going to go ugly. >> why? >> because i think there are going to be questions from the inspector general that the fbi is saying are you sure that information met a standard for looking into a presidential campaign. anytime the in

i guarantee you it's one of the films of the year. it is absolutely wonderful. r its central character. i thought it was just wonderful. best dvd? approach with caution. this is piercing, a really twisted psycho thriller. there are some kronenberg in there, some lynch in there, it is... it is a two hander with a brilliant performance by mia was a koski. but it's not for the faint of heart. i used to introduce extreme cinema on the television. even i went, "really?" it's genuinely alarming, often quite funny. really when it needs to turn, it really turns. and to be approached with extreme caution. but i liked it. just to conclude, which would you recommend if you had to pick one? i would go for long shot. it made me laugh all the way through, and there are so many comedies that do not do that. i have a six laugh test. did i laugh six times? i thought it was five last time. ilaughed... standards are on the rise. it made you laugh six times. at least in the first ten minutes! fantastic. thank you very much indeed. that is it for both of us. thank you so much for wat

i guarantee you it's one of the films of the year. it is absolutely wonderful. much empathy for its central characters. i thought it was just wonderful. best dvd? approach with caution. this is piercing, a really twisted psycho thriller. there is some cronenberg in there, some lynch in there, it is... it is a two hander with a brilliant performance by mia wasikowska. but it's not for the faint of heart. i used to introduce extreme cinema on the television. even i went, "really?" it's genuinely alarming, often quite funny. really when it needs to turn, it really turns. and to be approached with extreme caution. but i liked it. just to conclude, which would you recommend if you had to pick one? i would go for long shot. it made me laugh all the way through, and there are so many comedies that do not do that. i have a six laugh test. did i laugh six times? i laughed six times. i thought it was five last time. six! ilaughed... standards are on the rise. it made you laugh six times. at least in the first ten minutes! fantastic. thank you very much indeed. that is it

i guarantee you it's one of the films of the year. it is absolutely wonderful. uch empathy for its central character. i thought it was just wonderful. best dvd? approach with caution. this is piercing, a really twisted psycho thriller. there is some cronenberg in there, some lynch in there, it is... it is a two hander with a brilliant performance by mia wasikowska. but it's not for the faint of heart. i used to introduce extreme cinema on the television. even i went, "really?" it's genuinely alarming, often quite funny. really when it needs to turn, it really turns. and to be approached with extreme caution. but i liked it. just to conclude, which would you recommend if you had to pick one? i would go for long shot. it made me laugh all the way through, and there are so many comedies that do not do that. i have a six laugh test. did i laugh six times? i laughed six times. i thought it was five last time. six! ilaughed... standards are on the rise. it made you laugh six times. at least in the first ten minutes! fantastic. thank you very much indeed. that is it for

you may forget what i say to you, but i guarantee you will never forget this day. so at the very outset, let me thank the president for your generosity in inviting me to speak today, and to share this stage, and join your university family, because you see, as was somewhat joked about, i am a stranger in a strange land. after all, i am a hanover college graduate, your heartland conference rivals, and i know there has been some tough games out there on the court between the panthers and a.u. dr. bloom has already needled me about a few of those during these last few years, so i appreciate the olive branch, president. as students of history, we all know and reflect on those hundred years that have preceded this -- where this institution first started to grow its roots and bloom, when it first opened its doors as the anderson bible training college. and when i think about just how far indiana, our state, has advanced over the last century plus, a lot of who we are, what we are, as a growing state, is because of this university and the classmates that all walked this s

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i need you to learn and be .etter than yesterday everyday so i will not waste your time. 2019 i guarantee will do amazing things. you will make your friends, family, and country proud. but today, i want to speak of a topic of failure. yes, failure. for such a successful class, largely an abstract concept, for others to consider and deal with. from what i understand from the superintendent, the experience of failure is unfamiliar to many of you. to a greater extent than you might realize, that is a liability. ; for inave ever studied japan, you know the most feared, most dangerous of all semi-, or those who felt the cut of their opponents sword and lived to fight the next battle. like? because they no longer feared the sort. they could and would press the fight knowing the danger but unafraid of it. is thet similarly, today silicon valley major private equity investors do not put the forges behind the smartest young people. they look for seasoned entrepreneurs who have failed. why? because those people know where they went wrong and they are smarter and wiser and less arrogant and more cap

mainstream media behind them to paint the worker picture and that will be exactly what they do i guarantee it. >> to counter the four-year go analysis. the unemployment rate is lower in the wages are going faster, we have this unemployment rate since 1969 and it is going to be hard to beat that. in the rising yacht, i think you can also make some hay out of why the dust is going up. it does not make any sense with such a hot economy. as a point that has got to go down and we are going to have a recession and what is going to happen, how will you buy our way out of the next. maybe will scare some of the moderate people -- >> arguing against my own argument, i think very, very few voters care about that sort of thing, but will enter what they will be successful will to, but getting to the right point the tax cuts happened tha benefitedf bezos and all the rich people but not you, i think there'll be a compelling argument before some large a percentage of the electorate. >> but wages are increasing at three-point to percent year-over-year. that is happening on the middle class and lower income

manage it together and not place it is you are like you got me going on let me go to a man here i guarantee you really get. water in your mother's brain obviously i want to read remarks crime my feeling of security you have you described if you correct like these are the local office or our journey across i am a zero six zero going for us are that we clean the law and so we did lose just let my experience a lot of typical lies of the german left from tanks has increased in numbers of of migrants over the mediterranean sea and then our friend mathilde so when he came and closed the borders and closed the ports he stopped migration the balkan routes all stopped but. i don't know why it's merkel wouldn't be chancellor anymore if he didn't stop the migration and two thousand and fifteen that means or man and salvini did the job what do you know tell us is a great success of the european union. let me let you answer mine seems let me speak i actually like to think the u.p.a. in union would have taken. troll over to hungary and borders and the chilean ports we would not have stopped immigration a

second way is to cut spending like social security and medicare and medicaid and i guarantee the publicin support of that. it leaves you with no alternative than to raise taxes. if the american people face the choice that they want to raise their own taxes or want to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations i guarantee you they will take the latter. kristina: everybody likes to spend other peoples money but there is another option that you didn't mention and i wanted to get your take on that. why does the government need to spend -- to fund this at the federal level at all? why not leave it to the states to fund their own infrastructure? >> we been leaving it to the states for years and we are having $2 trillion deficit right now in terms of the amount of money that's needed to bring her the structure up from a. greg: of d+ up to a. greg: of d+ or a. the states raise the revenue they can raise to do this. they get a big chunk from the federal government could issue a call every five years were in this fight over finding -- funding the highway trust fund to keep it level funded in add

i guarantee even you, nick, could make this. >> are you sure? e complicated. >> it does look complicated. trust me. i believe in nick. i believe in everybody. you'll start out with a gargantuan amount of white chocolate. add shortening. throw it in the microwave. it looks good enough to drink. there's a few steps to it. instead of making it chocolate, he had a bright idea and starts creating layers. he paints it all around, puts it in the cooler so it hardens and brings it back into seven different layers. you need a back for it as well. simple. put more yellow white chocolate on the parchment paper. pull that. that will help complete it off. this is why you decide to do the layers. fill it with mini balls, whatever you want, whatever you want in there. >> this is like a chocolate pinata. >> you put the back on and boom give some eyes, half smile, red on the cheeks, add a little bit to the tail. he looks pretty awesome. >> i would eat that. ♪ >>> she's there in her dress and dad steps outside. >> that is so sweet. >> next, "right this minute." >>

i guarantee you, i'll be behind the trees all the time. >> you got a shot like that in your bag?s evening news is coming up next. >> here's a look at some of the stories we're working on. the attorney general is a no-show before congress. the speaker says he lied. our series life and death. why many who expected debt forgiveness didn't get it. >>> new hope tonight for patients with alzheimer's and dementia. >> some doctors believe a personalized approach may help reverse some of the problems they're experiencing. the idea, to identify what environmental factors may be contributing to dementia. >> we are all swimming daily in a toxic soup. >> i feel like i've got my life back. >> find out about some of the culprits and see the lifetime that one couple has adopted. that's tonight on the kpix news at 7:00. >> the cbs evening news is up next. >> see you back here in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ . captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this thursday, the attorney general is a no-show hefore congress. the speaker of the house says he lied. >> a chicken and an empty chair thi

i. guarantee you when you're in the new yellow did you stay on the ledge you so my look down from the road subash right there in the. american. this is this is a stick. phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is sponsor of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there are the litter bugs are throwing this away industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has promised to reuse the plastic. on. the mountains of waste only grow. by mass keyser with more of my guide to financial survival this is done in a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right this has clearly not accountable and we're just getting more and more to the. destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get in for god's guys were. in $24.00 to you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know we're here. spoiling the. president recalls the e

i guarantee you. >> she lost support among her own staff filming that garbage. >> that took forever. reg: here is the problem she tries to imitate day human. [laughter] . >> i think they all do. he has been a bad match but at least he is real that is what the american people want after the last election i will deemed that stewart give it is real authenticity stick purple in the race but okay small well. but even with a supreme court justice could have taught her how to play that game properly. [laughter] [applause] walk down the road and opened the door but honestly if her plan was what it says it was i would love a. if she really would give us all $600 i would say absolutely because after all that is $600 but she's not giving us money she takes our money then redistribute that i don't understand why that is seen as being kinder generous like if somebody stole my purse then gave a - - gave it to a political campaign. you already have enough money by your own purse bernie. greg: is true. people say candidate should not go after each other which is the dumbest advice because if i am not

ron: again, if i were in a position to advise him legally, i guarantee you his lawyers werp to tell himent, you need to be very careful, you don't want to poke the bear, you don't want to poke the prosecutor who could find a grand jury to return an indictment, notwithstanding that notion you have heard that you cannot indict a sitting present. they could issue a report that talked culpability.nality and i believe that is why the president through perhaps his legal counsel told him to keep a lower profile. jane: on that subject, in an interview today, the attorney general william barr said there was actually nothing to stop robert mueller from reaching a conclusion. if he had, do you think that would have p to rest the bipartisanship that this report has continued generate? ron: i look back to when i worked on capitol hill in the 1990's, and then the independent counsel ken starr did come out with very specific allegations of criminality towards then-president clinton. i this instance robertha muellereturned a report that talked about criminality with the trump administration, i think it

i. guarantee you. you're learning your own good you'll see a strong lead here slim i looked around for a mood subversion during the clue a trick of. the remains of all forty one people killed after a russian plane burst into flames during an emergency landing in moscow have now been recovered from the crash site twelve year old girl and a flight attendant who died helping passengers to escape the inferno were among the victims investigators the country looking at three possible causes of the tragedy pilot error system malfunction and bad weather. we focused on real politics russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov holds talks with the u.s. secretary of state john pompei are saying he's found no.

i guarantee you're gonna wanna try this. - absolutely. let's come over here and let's show you the rotisserie function. this is a flank steak, i took my slicer right in half, so that i could just sort of butterfly it like that. just do layer of muenster cheese, because it gets really gooey, cheesy, it's not overpowering and then what i did was some roasted peppers in our air fryer mode. you could also buy 'em, but you'll save yourself a lot of money and then spinach that we blanched. now, you wanna make sure when you're rolling it that it's really tight, so watch. tight, tight. (laughing) tight! - you're locking in all those juices and all that flavor. - get this out. (gasping) right? - oh look at the juices dripping off of it. - [emeril] look at that. - wow, i have to say, this is beautiful. - [emeril] you should let it rest a little bit and then you start slicing. - [kimberley] oh look at that. - and folks what i wanna show you, check this out. (clapping) okay, beautiful right? in the air fryer we did some crispy onions. - mind you, thes

. >> i guarantee you, joe biden will not get to election day without this being investigated. >> reporter: as first reported by "the new york times," giuliani says he will travel to ukraine and ask its government to dig up information about actions biden may have taken as vice president and is urging ukraine to look into the origins of the special counsel's russia investigation. giuliani says "that information will be very, very helpful to my client, and may turn out to be helpful to my government." but he insists "we're not meddling in an election. we're meddling in an investigation, which we have a right to do." but democrats are furious. >> here you have the president's lawyer seeking help from a foig influence an american presidential election. i mean it's just appalling. >> reporter: giuliani has defended the trump campaign's willingness in 2016 to accept help from the russians. >> there's nothing wrong with taking information from russians! >> reporter: flow, giuliani says there's nothing illegal about seeking help from ukraine, but admits "somebody could say it's improper." asked i

retaliate directly against iran were there to be a quote proxy force attack against against us but i guarantee against israeli or or suit saudi targets yeah that's why the who these could be a trigger but get that that you but that doesn't that tells me that the trumpet ministration or at least john bolton in might might pump a you are trying to talk the united states into a war that's what it sounds like gareth. well absolutely i mean they are citing an example is the tanker the oil tankers that were supposedly sabotaged i think they were sabotaged and then we have dan coats coming in with this inane statement saying well this is the m.o. of iran we have every reason to think that they did it that is absolutely ridiculous i mean this was of course not in the interests of iran it's exactly the opposite and whose interest is it in well it's the saudis and particularly the israelis the israelis of course have the capability of naval covert operation seal teams that they have used in the past for operations they could easily affix a limpet mine on a ship so that it wouldn't sink but that it would

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i. guarantee you. you're going to go. strong here so i'm i look down from mood submersion you know clute you're kind of summer going. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know lawyer here to put a premium list put video clue in the new bill is that i'm you schooling you go to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty forty. of those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. welcome back across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter about toronto we're discussing the state of christianity in the world. ok let's go back to london with peter we were talking about the persecution of christians in syria go ahead. yeah you are correct in saying that christians are not persecuted in the areas controlled by president that is correct but th

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. >> i guarantee you my daughter is innocent of this. >> reporter: cincinelli's father is defending his daughter, saying her boyfriend set her up. >> this guy that she's with, is a wacko, psycho. this is the second time he's had her arrested. >> reporter: tom, authorities say those murders were supposed to have happened last weekend, but now officer cincinelli is being held behind bars without bail. tom? >> maggie, thank you. >>> next to the out of control joyride captured on police dashcam. the man who police just stopped, stealing a patrol car leading authorities on a long, wild and dangerous chase. abc's diane macedo with how it all ended. >> reporter: it's a scene, worthy of a double take. florida troopers pointed at their own cruiser, but the man inside is no cop. police say the incident started thursday afternoon when highway patrol tried to help 22-year-old jame jensen, found walking along the florida turnpike shirtless and barefoot. after about 20 minutes, the suspect jumps into the patrol car. >> what are you doing? hey. where are you going? hey. >> reporter: then as traffic fo

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