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when i asked him, i said, michael, i saw your face when you were going towards the cars and all the media was there. what were you thinking? he said, i was thinking, where's the car? >> i do not envy his position. >> his position. >> and remember, all of this for us, this is winding up. mueller is going to put out his report. we're going to see where it leads. we're going to see how much it offends the public sensibilities and whether or not our congress wants to take action thereon. that's where it ends for us. not for michael cohen. that's where it begins, because he's going to get sentenced in december, and then life as he knew it is going to be over for his family, his wife, his kids, for him, his business, everything is going to change. >> one thing that i will tell you is that we can sit around and discuss -- before i get to that point, you know, with this whole thing about him and how much, you know, what he has to lie about, again, i don't understand why he would lie at this point, especially when you consider what this is going to do to his family. and if he is caught lying, then

michael: i saw ambassador nii ley at the u.n.d for the normandy format -- germany,ce frukraine, and russia to resolve this. i think that is a huge mistake. t -- i think the resolution of the conflict, if there is to be the, has to be led by the united states together uropean allies -- france and germany certainly deserve a seat at the table -- but this has to be multilateral diplomacy backed up by leverag frankly, only the united states can do that. jane: michael carpenter, as usual, thank you for joining me. michael: my pleasure. jane: president trump has defended the use of tear gas against miants trying to cross the border from mexico. mr. trump said it was necessary because officers were being rushed bvery tough people. human rights groups say many of those seeking to enter the u.s. were women and children. mexican authorities say they are deporting some of those inlved in sunday's clashes. the bbc's will grant is at thebo er and he sent this report. will: when the poorest people im thicas try to force their r way into ihest

i will not accept it as your new .s. senator. now four weeks ago we had a horrible hurricane that hit our state. hurricane michael. 150-mile-an-hour winds. unbelievable devastation. you know what i saw with it? people came together. people from all over this country came down here to help us. people didn't say are you a republican? are you a democrat? no, they said do you need water? do you need food? do you need a tarp? what can i do to help you. from all over the state, all over the country, people came together. we can do the exact same thing in washington. [applause] we all want this to be a better place for each of our families. we can make change. we did it over the last eight years in tallahassee. we can do it in washington, d.c. i'm never going to give up on this country. i was blessed to live in the family i did growing up and i will never give up. god bless every one of you. god bless our great country. let's get to work! [applause] announcer: also in florida, there was an amendment on the ballot. a reporter for u.s.a. today tweeted this is big for florida. amendment 4 passed. this restored voting rights to former felons who served their sentence. this will have an impact

michael avenatti, saying the court room cue ball sued trump for defamation without her permission and is demanding answers about donations that she received from donors but she never saw. "for months, iael avenatti to give me accounting information about the fund my supporter so generously donated to my safety and legal defense. he has repeatedly ignored those requests." we went to mr. avenatti for comment. [electronic voice] >> greg: tell me something. how is he not being investigated or disbarred. a lot of the stuff he does is really shady. >> emily: i totally agree. here's what viewers need to understand. first of all, not only does it come to the table already with the background thing investigated for fraud, being accused of fraud as well as bankruptcy and issues with funds with his client and his prior firm. but also the single largest reason attorneys are disciplined and or disbarred is four mingling funds. it's basically for being messy with finances and in any way doing anything wrong with the client's dollars. everyone has to be accounted for properly. he claims the scope is changed and therefore i am setting up this new fund. her contract didn't. the other thing is the eth

michael. storm surge, 150 mile an hour winds, devastation. you know what i saw with it?eople came together. people from all over the country came down here to help us. people didn't say are you republican or democrat? they said you need water, you need food, you need tarp, what can i do to help you? do you need a generator? they did. from all over the state to all over the country people came together. we can do the same thing in washington. [cheers and applause] >> we all wondered this to be a better place for each of our families. we can make change. we did it in the last few years in tallahassee, we can do it in washington dc. i never going to give up on this country. i was blessed to live with the family i did growing up and i will never give up. god bless every one of you. god bless our great country. let's get to work. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in florida's governor's race democrat andrew gillum lost a close race republican desantis. here is a look.

it's just a very different michael cohen from the one i saw in august when he pled guilty for the first time and i think the enormity hit him. today was an entirely different feel. >> what is michael cohen, a liar. what is president trump, a liar. what is manafort, a liar. it mentions the extend of the cooperation with the special counsel. is that the same thing paul manafort got? we thought he would be key to mueller until we learned he's been funnels every little bit of information back to president trump which makes rudy giuliani look somewhat clever here. >> if you look at their demeanors, i think the michael cohen we're seeing today is one that i believe is quite different from paul manafort. when is someone who in everything -- his entire demeaner today is suggesting he is genuinely interested in cooperating. he has provided hours and hours of testimony through interviews with the mueller team. so i do think what we're seeing is something different. now what does normally happen is sometimes you have cooperating witnesses who are not interested in cooperating. they cooperate becau

and the other takeaway, chris, is that when i saw reported today that michael cohen spent 70 hours testifying about what he knows about the president, i've got it tell you, i've tried entire cases from start to finish in less than 70 hours. i can't imagine the amount of incriminating information he provided to the mueller investigation and to the grand jury. so as dramatic as this is, it might still be only the tip of the iceberg. >> yes. obviously not just the amount of information that he has provided but you also look psychologically at what the impact is on this case. robert mueller, very close shop. he's plodding ahead, as we believed from the beginning he would do. no leaks out of this investigation. you can't ignore the timing, after a couple of days after the paul manafort deal implodes you have michael cohen. >> right to trump's gut. that's what it is. this is a huge development. one thing i really want to ask tom winter is did he allocute in court that the president directed him to lie? i think that's something we need to know as soon as we see the information and it comes out. and

michael i guess you'd agree with that of course i would and this is not a uniquely american dynamic we saw that with the breaks that vote in u.k. and we saw this with the somewhat stunning although not unexpected right wing electoral win in brazil so this is happening globally again in response to insecurities both economic and cultural. active voters who feel that traditional liberal institutions and democratic processes and globalism has sort of left them behind the scene right there we'll have more politicking right after the break. aeroflot russian an alliance. you know world a big part of the new lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lions. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small bus

michael had his office thrown aparking lot. i also saw a few other pictures from him. ceiling panels fell down. chase has video from a grocery store. he confirmed everyone in the store is going to be okay. there were a couple minor injuries but most of the damage was to that product. you can see that is a mess. there are grocery items all over the floor and some spills there as well. we are also getting word that there is an airport in anchorage. also hearing from anchorage police department that there is major infrastructure damage. a lot of roads and bridges are damaged. they are encouraging you to stay put and attending to anyone that needs help. >> thank you. i saw a picture a few minutes ago. there was a road that just kaifred ikaif kaifred -- kaifrcaved in. >> roads are packed with peoplea tsunami warnings. >> this is at 9:29 our time. i'm back on the other source. i'm sorry. i'm back on the other source. at 9:29 the earthquake hit 5 miles north of anchorage and then the other hit. it was right around the heart of anchorage. thankfully these were 25 miles in dept

i saw something one way, you saw it another? or was there something else going on here. >> michael, i have one more for you and then we have a couple ravenous journalists waiting to get in line. what did they learn vis-a-vis what they had learned about the status of the mueller investigation? >> about two months ago, trump was ready to send his responses to mueller after nearly a year trying to negotiate about an interview. what happened was three things came together. one, they learned about the language in the course of pleas. there was an unsealing of a document in virginia saying assange was part of this. this led the trump team to put on the brakes and say, hey, we're not going to send in our responses just yet. the president is demanding a meeting with the justice department and with mueller's team. they aired their concerns and mueller's team said, look, we're not out to get you, we're not plotting getting you, and the president finally sent his most recently. >> your interview was in the oval office. the transcript was fascinating. he went on his head of the federal reserve. he relitigated the sweeping and cleaning of the f

. >>> this is boulder creek, sebastopol, .06, i saw in the cupertino hills, our observe with michaely, .02, water is rushing down the street. >> our bay area brat, she means that in a nice way. it's raining in livermore, a little bit. now, we do have ran to the north, but that has moved off a little bit. i haven't seen updates on the rainfall. that's picking up on the marin coast, there's march republican in the santa cruz mountains -- marin in the santa cruz mountains. it feels and looks like rainfall. there's been rain. the front is back here, the better system will be on friday, so this one, again, as i talked about many times, the first system to come through, usually weakens a little bit, we'll get rain out of this, there will be lighter amounts, it's been a long time since oakland has had rain, 223 days. san jose says we have 218, that's a 10th. >>> . >>> threat southwest wind can make for mild conditions, the rain moves in late thursday and it takes us into friday and the weekend looks okay. >>> the time is 6:53, nasa is investigating spacex, we'll tell you why elon musk, the

i saw something one way, you saw it another? or was there something else going on here. >> michael, i have one more for you and then we have a couple of ravenous journalists and at least one former fed waiting to get on the air. and that is how does it fit into the timeline of known outbursts by donald trump vis-a-vis what he had just learned about the status of the mueller investigation? >> well, about two weeks ago trump was prepared to send his responses to mueller after nearly a year of trying to negotiate about an interview. and what happened was sort of three things came together. one was that they learned about the language in the corsi plea. the other thing was they saw the unsealing of a document in virginia that showed that assange had been charged. and they were very surprised by this. and they didn't understand what was going on with mueller. the third thing was the manafort stuff, the pushing of manafort. and this led the trump team to put on the brakes and say, hey, we're not going to send in our responses just yet. the president's lawyers demanded a meeting with the justice department and with mueller's team. they we

i ever gave that to michael jackson. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] he did great with it. he did great with it. >> he did all right with it. yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> when i first sawnd he was this little kid with great show biz pizzazz, and so i knew michael when he was black. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know you -- i was very lucky. right before i took this show, i got to meet you. you gave me some of the advice that jack paar gave you. do you remember? >> it shook me up. i was about to do my first talk show, and i'd worked on them as a writer, but i was scared. and jack called. he said, "it's jack." i didn't believe it. "i got some advice for you, kid. when you do this new show, don't do interviews." [ laughter ] what do i do, sing? read poetry, tap dance? he said, "no, no. interviews." you know, that's dry. that's cut and dry. that's q and a. that's donald, what's his name, whoever it was. oh, and david frost nodding off in front of his clipboard. it's jet lag. "don't do interviews. make it a conversation." and you have discovered that that is true. >> seth: oh, well you are -- no one did it better than you. [ cheers and applause ] and i want to ask, you know, an

i went and saw it earlier this weeknd i really, really liked it. it's based on tim burton's 1988 cult classic musical with michaele it stars michael brightman. but the standout is sophia ann caru caruso. go see it for her alone. they expand the lydia character. it's raunchy in all the best ways. the first song along has about ten different musical genres. maybe not young kids but if you're of the right age, date >>> they're adding some new names to the record books. thursday marked guinness world records day. >> here are the record events from around the globe. a woman in australia set the record for most front split spins in a wind tunnel in a minute. she finishe with 55 of those. >> wow. a chinese teen-ager dominated the ruk's cube. he cracked the puzzle upside down in 16 seconds. and he solved three rubik's cube simultaneously, completely that in 37 seconds. >> and a group making the largest lego brick ring sun dial? what? i guess, if you've got the time for it. >> as you head outside, grab that umbrella. amelia i saying we haven't seen nothing yet. >> that's right. >> i made you a grilled cheese tomato soup g

i think that's how it's always been. michael bennett when i interviewed him. he talked about refusing to go to the trip to israel. once he saw what it was he said you're not going to exploit me in this way. am i going to visit the palestinian side. it's just gonna be a big promotion. i'm not going to do this. and this is why. it doesn't directly affect them. that is wrong as well. it's something that we need more. it's something that doesn't directly affect you. three quick comments. number one i'm a retired naval supply officer veteran. it's not the military. the military does what we do. do what you gotta do. number two, have a chance to meet eric hemphill. he will a book. we were able to communicate. and to get him on board because he was a retired national football guy. howard have said earlier. the government has pain is paying for all of that paper to get on they are paying for the files. that's unpatriotic. that is retirement. that's for recruitment. .. .. >> last comments since i was in military i had a chance to vote having massachusetts plates down south it is dangerous. [laughter] i'll tell you it is very dangerou

michael rodriguez. i call him rod. when i painted leslie, i painted a compassionate woman who saw firsthand the horrors of war as a combat medic. i painted a fierce competitor on the mountain bike that she has used to overcome the invisible wounds of war. i painted a veteran who has become a dedicated wife and mother. a selfless soul who is determined to help others. and i painted a friend. [applause] in capturing rod, i wondered how an artist shows the character of a courageous green beret who saw tough combat against terrorists, sustained repeated injuries and worried only about missing the next deployment. a husband who struggled with post-traumatic stress as he helped his wonderful wife, also a veteran, deal with hers. whose son was born just a few years before 9/11 became the fifth generation of the rodriguez family to serve in the military. rodman mentioned his son, antonio, and the fact that his platoon, the mighty taco vipers, had just returned from afghanistan. and we salute him, rod. [applause] i believe leave it for better judges to decide how close my portraits came to the mark. i can assure you only that the

i think that's how it's always been. michael bennett when i interviewed him. he talked about refusing to go to the trip to israel. once he sawt it was he said you're not going to exploit me in this way. am i going to visit the palestinian side. it's just gonna be a big promotion. i'm not going to do this. and this is why. it doesn't directly affect them. that is wrong as well. it's something that we need more. it's something that doesn't directly affect you. three quick comments. number one i'm a retired naval supply officer veteran. it's not the military. the military does what we do. do what you gotta do. number two, have a chance to meet eric hemphill. he will a book. we were able to communicate. and to get him on board because he was a retired national football guy. howard have said earlier. the government has pain is paying for all of that paper to get on they are paying for the files. that's unpatriotic. that is retirement. that's for recruitment. .. .. >> last comments since i was in military i had a chance to vote having massachusetts plates down south it is dangerous. [laughter] i'll tell you it is very dangerous. >

anticipate resistance to common we saw concern for example from french president to money when michael german chancellor angela merkel has also said what about german tech interest i mean can you see that i may be some increasing difficulty from the european union it wants to draw up guidelines when it comes to chinese investments more inches for us nor whether the income the difficulty is on all of these are always there both ways the point is those china and germany in china you i engage in talks and negotiations and this is important it's much better the case between china united states trump is wrong to choose trade war this is damaging for both united states and china for the world you mention the fact that the have been and there probably will be increasingly with any relationship difficulties which need to be ironed out between europe and china of course the u.s. as well but how do we get the balance right is china nuking to strike a balance truly child prefer balanced trade you know that's why china held it's the world's largest the first ever import export in shanghai just last month i was present there and you met a lot of german investors and traders th

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but i am saying that we have a number -- and we have had for the last 30 years, innovative programs. my predecessor was a visionary and he saw to that. that was michael hennessey hennessy. no relation, again. what i want to say is that as a sheriff, the sheriff has very little effect on who comes to jail. i get who i get. and i have, right now, a lot of people in jail that are still in jail, almost three years after we voted down a new facility. and $80 million. now, pardon me. the jail replacement project work group, i was very happy to be part of that. i too wanted to say, what can we do? i think i have worked extremely hard on that and trying to get the population down and working with others in this room who do have that capacity. this police department, the district attorney, the court, the public defender, those are people who have an impact on who is in jail. adult probation too. and these are law enforcement around the city. it is not just the police department. in his other agencies. they regularly come and leave people in our jail. making our jail more efficient in making sure that pretrial is working more quickly and making sure the d.a. i

saw this from michael wolf, we saw this from omarosa. they are trying to feed the divisive rhetoric out there in the media. i take great exception to the idea that our president is a misogynist. misogyny does not appoint sarah sanders. misogyny does not appoint kellyanne conway. misogyny does not appoint everybody on his staff that we are seeing being led by women. it's ridiculous, it's really unbecoming, especially coming from a former administration too costly verbally assaulted as president. >> laura: rochelle, it's interesting coming from somebody who's such a global celebrity as michelle obama to hear her sound -- i would say rather ordinary in her criticism of the president. what she said about the president without necessarily mentioning his name is what you would hear, you know, one of the other cable networks -- morning, noon, night, you could pick that out of the commentary you hear all the trump haters on the other cable. how does that distinguish michelle obama from any garden-variety leftist? >> look, laura, it's not surprised that i'm the only person on the panel who's actually excited to be mi

>> i do think when it comes to michael cohen the feelings are very clear. when you saw what the president said earlier today calling michael cohen a liar and weak, rudy giuliani putting out that scathing statement calling michael cohen a liar. this seems to be a talking point i supposed if the president feces tomorrow when he signs his trade deal tomorrow in argentina he may go back with the that language. but, anderson, i heard one chilling message from a source close to the president earlier today who described michael cohen as a rat and said inmates hate rats. i think that is just the clearest indication i've heard from anybody connected to the president there's no love for michael cohen in trump world anymore. michael cohen is on his own when it comes to people inside trump world feels about him, anderson. >> jim acosta, thanks very much. democratic congressman jim hines is a member of the house panel. he joins us now. i want to remind our viewers that we're showing on the side of the screen the airport where we expect the president to be arriving any moment. if the

to testify and look, president trump did want to testify but i think his mood changed when he saw the treatment of paul manafort and michaellary clinton was treated, she was allowed to waltz into the fbi to give a statement without going under oath. >> leland: we may never know. happy thanksgiving to you both, thanks for sticking around for a double duty this hour. >> eboni: you made it to the traffic jams and delayed flight flights, congratulations. >> leland: now you can eat. we are going to check out the travel troubles facing you on the way home. just stick around and eat leftovers. >> eboni: stay another day. it ♪ insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination.

that means the cooperator, michael cohen, has to admit and plead guilty to everything he's done or all the big things he's done and i think we saw the completion of that today. on the flip side, the prosecution team gets to know everything -- and use everything michael cohen knows. so, yes, the financial entanglements with russia, yes the false statements with congress but everything else too, the campaign violations relaying to the payoff to stormy daniels, the trump tower meeting, what cohen knows about that, whether trump knew about it, so cohen's an open book now and what we learned today is that the southern district and mueller are ready to bank on him. >> thanks very much. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> top of the hour now and quite an hour in the news here. i'm jim scuitto in new york. >> and i'm poppy harlow. president trump's former lawyer michael cohen this morning just moments ago pleaded guilty in federal court in lower manhattan, guilty to lying to congress. cohen now admits that he deliberately gave a false timeline of the trump organization's attempts to build a trump tower in moscow. >> he had maintained a c

michael cohen news. >> that's right. and i think, look, i think you sawso in the statement we got from rudy giuliani yesterday. one of his complaints is that the president was just about to leave for this very important trip, the g-20, when robert mueller and his team dropped this michael cohen plea agreement with michael cohen that he was pleading guilty to lying to congress. they believe this is now the second time that the mueller team and these investigators have dropped important indictments or court action right before the president goes off on an important international trip. they believe it's on purpose. they believe it's meant to nrlt fear with the president's ability to do his job. >> evan perez, thank you for all the reporting there in washington outside the courthouse. quick break. i'll be right back. this is not a bed. it's proven quality sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999, intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts... so you can get a running start on the holidays. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep

i was out training with antonio and michael and we were driving around selma and saw the doors open,ndows open, and crowds going in and out and we heard music. we spoke with security and we spoke with the operator to let him know about the permitting process and gave him cards and at the time, i think it was an open house. i think it was haycock here is the space. it is done. come check it out. >> a little background on st. joseph's, i know about this because brian sheehy, who we have seen before this commission several times, he owns and operates several pubs in the city and his consulting with them on this. they are going directly through the board of supervisors for a see you just for this property to allow for arts and entertainment to use. this will be a very community-based space and we will see them before the commission once they are allowed to do so. in the interim, they know to come to us for one-time and so just a little background. >> the reason why i bring it up is because i remember back in the day, the ymca and things like that, they would host these parties. they woul

[applause] >> michael: thank you i just want to say when i saw the gavel i thought wow i haven't had a gavel since i was a judge. [laughter] i felt like banging it a little bit, but actually real life when you're on the court of appeals you don't use a gavel, but -- >> i used to use a gavel when i used to prez-iez over the house when nancy was the speaker, and it was five times that size of this. [laughter] and the trick is you don't bang the gavel, you go like this. tap tap tap -- so, it's only effective if you have the look that my mother taught me which can make anyone turn into a pillar. let's get down to our conversation mike, this is really a great book. "exploding data," and i was interested in it not only because of the world we all live in, is your data safe? is facebook really building communities or are they just selling your data? as you know they had the largest stock decline in the world today. and so i approached the book and wondered this is really one of these technical, sometimes really ponderous kinds of subjects. you have done a great job of weaving in stories so

saw michael cohen in d.c. yesterday. what do you see? >> i don't take anything that mr. corsi says seriously. he is a self-promoter and a big of a cook. he made his bones on birtherism which is racism and any way you look at it so i don't pay attention to racists. let me do say that i don't know what mitch mcconnell is up to, i don't know what rick scott is up to. i do know what the president is up to here. he has single handedly and with a great determination sought to undermine every institution in this country that we depend on, the media, the electoral system, law enforcement, justice, fbi, the intelligence community, and he has sought to do that and you have to ask the question why. if you go through the scope of history the reason leaders do this is to take and gather power and become authoritarian. i think we have to watch this extremely closely. when we are sending 15,000 troops to the border for a political stunt, that's a warning sign and we've got to put these things together because before you know it we are going to have a situation where, you know, people don't believe anything

i first saw him, he was -- you were notorn -- the jackson five. and he was this little kid withb great sh pizzazz, and so i knew michael when he was black. [ laughterfore i took this show, i got to meet you. you gave me some of the advice that jack paar gave you. do you remembe >> it shook me up. i was about to do my first talk show, and i'd worked on them as a writer, but i was scared. c and jaled. he said, "it's jack." i didn't believe it. "i got some advice for you, kidh when you d new show, don't do interviews." [ laughter ] what do i do, sing? read poetry, tap dance? he said, "no, no. interviews." you know, that's dry. that's cut and dry. t'at's q and a. that's donald, whis name, whoever it was. oh, and david frost nodding offi in front oclipboard. it's jet lag. "don't do interviews.t makeconversation." and you have discovered that that is true. >> seth: oh, well you are -- no one did it better than you. [ cheers and applause and i want to ask, you know, and i've told you before, i've loved going back on youtube watching you interview john and yoko. watching you interview marlon brando. you inrviewed muhammad ali. most frequent guests you ever

don't worry, i was pretty confused when i saw it up there to see it myself. >>> all right. still to come, michael moore on how he sees things playing out tomorrow. just ahead. and the battle here in texas with the possibility that incumbent senator ted cruz could be defeated by beto o'rourke. like nothing we've ever seen. that's next. an important message about health care reform. government subsidies are higher than ever, and you may be able to get a health plan for free. even if you already have insurance, now's the time to cut through the confusion and explore all your options. you can spend hours searching for coverage on the healthcare exchange or you can make a single call to healthmarkets, and let us do the legwork for you, at no cost or obligation. healthmarkets insurance agency searches thousands of health insurance plans, on the exchange and off from more than 120 leading companies. we'll find you the right coverage - and guarantee the lowest price for plans we offer. and right now, you may qualify for a zero-dollar premium health plan. due to recent changes, government subsidies are hi

michael moore who's -- i have a private life, rachel. so -- >> sorry. >> michael moore is going to be my first guest. he is very pleased with the democratic victories that we saw on tuesday night and that we continue to see today. more of them today. and the victories are now moving up into where the exit polls were actually projecting them on tuesday for democrats. the exit polls were saying they were going to take at least 30 seats, maybe more. they have now taken 30, and they may be taking more. and so michael moore is one of those people who's not looking at it with any kind of disappointment at all on what happened tuesday. >> no. and the way this is -- we should have known this. i think in some ways we did know this on tuesday night when the democrats were targeting so many seats in california, and we know that it takes a month to count in california. democrats are over 30 seats flipped right now. they may get up to 35, 36, 37 very quickly. at least i was focused on california in case those california seats were the difference in terms of who controlled the house. but that's not where they're coming in. they're coming in terms of how big the democratic m

easy kind of magic touch we saw with after the summer when a couple of ministers resigned and michael did have difficulties to build a new team and then we saw him in i mean you see these difficulties at least what is popularity you know you sort of populates you're a declining very strongly. what happens is i guess people are. to some extent to be disappointed with reforms they see some of them see the effects on their own. veil or their own finances. and i think what also plays a role is the style it has been quite controversial he's been elected someone bring in you when the french politics is connected to the people and what we saw since he's been elected he's a president who's quite like he's put assesses very much presidential and not very connected to the real people so i guess this is has been this six day two has been a in the tent also to reconnect with the people whether it succeeded that's a question max just mentioned it was the right a rough week i think we have all the other present of course in town in france the u.s. president donald trump here this weekend donald trump already arriving for the commemorations his plane had barely lan

gotten a lot more dangerous than it was and i think what we need is to pull back now we need to be sitting down and talking we as michael said earlier we saw look what happened in korea we were on the brink of war in korea the head of the council of foreign relations richard haass that there was a fifty fifty chance in his opinion we were going to war in korea and we talked it was president and it took the initiative reached out to kim jong un in north korea and we made progress we can make progress in other situations also if we sit down and talk ok nato expansion ok rounding russia i want to i want to put them on i want to end on a good note progress that's what you said peter as all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington and in battle and thanks to our viewers for watching us here on r.t. see you next time and remember. even. as i live eat here. we have many things in this world and this is an email for everyone why some people's minds so take our things all the power just for themselves and for the. human food we eat. more make us manufacture consent to stick to public will. when the ruling classes project th

i did cap galatians before, do you think that's where we end yet -- did some calculations before, do you think that's where we end? michael: no. i was bullish, not crazy bullish , but bullish as i saw major index make highs in august and september. it wasn't just the s&p, it was being confirmed by other indices. i think looking at the seasonal strength in q4, that's more often than not, i thought 3000 seems pretty reasonable. about,back up and talk fundamentally, as we look at the year ahead, i still think 3000 is a very achievable target next year. we've had a nice valuation reset. one of the things that started this october volatility was the fact that -- sure, interest real interest rates were shooting forward. this stronger-than-expected narrative on the fed height trajectory. while the markets sold off, real interest rates climbed, real earnings yield. that real earnings yield has gone from 2.2% up to 3.5%. of these late cycle pressures that people are bellyaching over, that valuation can accommodate that. it can also accommodate earnings misses too, if we get into a temperate margin next year. haidi: i want to throw out this -- looking at the divergence when you look at globa

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>> i can answer noel's question and the answer is yes, there were laws broken. when you saw michael cohen walk in and counts seven and eight involve the president as basically an unindicted coconspirator, yes, laws were broken, and let's see how that fits into the larger report to congress or indictments that ultimately are handed down. >> how do you regard michael cohen at this point? you're talking about what he's brought forward here. we've seen his tweets. he's waiting on the election. the importance of that. i'll have both of you weigh is in in. >> yes, because i have something i want to say. michael cohen is indicative of the kind of person who chooses to work for donald trump in the sense that this is someone would says they will be loyal. at one point, he said he would take a bullet for donald trump. he has worked for donald trump for many, many years. now all of a sudden when things don't look good for him, but for him to come out now and say that donald trump has said racist things, make sure you vote for the might tell midterm elections because this administration can't c