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i would have gotten slapped in the face. >> think i said i wanted to punch marv al berlt in the face. immediately regretd it. he ignored me for the next few minutes on the telecast. at halftime we made amend. we were fine. >> steve kerr, keaching it light. no big deal. nba, cavs, raptors. who've rules the north. apparently cleveland does. kevin love, doesn't like playing in the post. got to love that. no look flip off glass. love for 31 points. cavs down two at the half. lebron james. said he was tired the other day. he is exhausted all right. to the tune of 43 points. and 14 assists. had 27 in the second half. the cavs, they're breaking hearts in canada. 128-110. a 2-0 series lead. heading back to cleveland. baseball. as, mariners. rubber match. three game set. first inning. base hit. scores dee gore dochblt 1-0. off to the third. same duo. cano, gordon. 2-0. next battler is nelson cruz. not going to be a slap single here. this is crushed. a two run blast. seventh of the year. he allows four runs and six innings tonight. he allowed four runs in all. of the month of seattle wins it 4-

i would have gotten slapped in the face. >> think i said i wanted to punch marv al berlt in the face. on the telecast. at halftime we made amend. we were fine. >> steve kerr, keaching it light. no big deal. nba, cavs, raptors. who've rules the north. apparently cleveland does. kevin love, doesn't like playing in the post. got to love that. no look flip off glass. love for 31 points. cavs down two at the half. lebron james. said he was tired the other day. he is exhausted all right. to the tune of 43 points. and 14 assists. had 27 in the second half. the cavs, they're breaking hearts in canada. 128-110. a 2-0 series lead. heading back to cleveland. baseball. as, mariners. rubber match. three game set. first inning. base hit. scores dee gore dochblt 1-0. off to the third. same duo. cano, gordon. 2-0. next battler is nelson cruz. not going to be a slap single here. this is crushed. a two run blast. seventh of the year. he allows four runs and six innings tonight. he allowed four runs in all. of the month of seattle wins it 4-1. remember when derek carr signed the $25 million deal contrac

jonathan: there are idiosyncratic reasons to i argentina's getting slapped around and turkey as well. thater there is a string aligns these two things, it is central bank credibility full to there's almost not amongst investors and our ability to contain inflation. michael: turkey has got a pretty monetary situation and fiscal condition that is not very constructive at all for them. i think both of those things, yet, you will get a little bit of old-fashioned em central bank and em fiscal credible it issues converging at the same time. jonathan: more broadly, the story over the last year, year and a half, has been to get longer yen and pay the currency risk, because the dollar will keep getting bigger. the dollar moves over the last peopleweeks have made more uncomfortable relative to a month ago. is there a reason to be uncomfortable? >> our view is that the dollar is in a structured decline mode. there is a divergence -- the divergence rate has come back. u.s. data has been relatively ok. the west of the world has just the rest of the world has disseminated. -- the rest of the world

can i go back to slapping? ( chuckles ) he slapped me. my happiest moment, telling my parents i was going to get married, he said i'm too young, "you're wasting your life," dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, you know, that kind of thing. - wow. - yeah. had he ever done that before? - slapped me? - yes. oh, yes. but not, like, across my face, i usually got spanked. - wow. - it was the day of spanking. - um... - ( chuckles ) okay, so... not bad, i mean, when i say spanking, you know, it was discipline. parents actually disciplined their kids. nowadays, you're not allowed to do this, and you're not allowed to do that, and most parents, you're not allowed touch and... but in those days, actually, discipline... didn't your parents ever spank you? - daily. - yes. okay. harvey: was this an easy childhood? martha: i would say it was a very easy childhood. harvey: had a good one? martha: it was very good. i enjoyed everything i did. i was happy. ( music playing ) so tell me about these. well, these are-- this is mrs. beaton. mrs. beaton started writing in t

i would have got slapped in the face. >> i think one time i said i wanted to punch -- and immediatelyretted it. he ignored me for the next five minutes. >> steve kerr making light of the whole thing. patrick mccaw continues to recover from a scary fall. march 31st recovering. cavs and raptors everything going for cleveland. kevin love, no look flip over the shoulder. 31 points. but the cavs were actually down two at the half and lebron james just took over the game. he's making jump shots now with regularity. 27 points came in the second half and 19-28 shooting. the cavs win again 128-110. they own the north now and take a 2-0 series lead back to cleveland. sixers and celtics a hamstring issue back tonight. 13 points with authority. attacking the rim. boston came from a 22-point deficit in this game. they led by 4. they call him scary terry and that's why. missing here and rujeer with a rebound and jason tatum. celtics win 108-103. to the ice we go with the sharks. they've had two wipe outs in their playoff games with vegas. who knows what you can expect from game five tomorrow in sin

straightened out and get them to denuclearize and get serious, the unthinkable is going to happen and i would slapwould say we're going to slap a 40% on top of the military threat we're going to slap a 40% tariff on all chinese exports to the united states until this is resolved. we're going to sanction your largest banks that lander money for north korea, meaning that they can't conduct business in dollar de nominated dollars which would be catastrophic for those banks and for the chinese economy. you know, we've got to get serious and work this in my opinion through china, because i don't think north korea really listens to us. they do listen to china and we have a lot more cards to play there. we have a hell of a lot more leverage with china than we're currently using, and that's what it takes and it's very very important to them, and one reason they're not talking a lot right now is that this is happening at the very time that we're, that the president is discussing putting tariffs on imported cars, which i think is fantastic by the way. we need to do that. i'm in favor of a 15% tariff on all

. >> he took her back behind the elevator and i heard slap. >> this guy has been an absolute menace hisfe. >> when a woman stood up to him. witness after witness testified that reginald betrayed them, bullied them and much worse. >> choked her out and threw her on the bed. >> he not only had a propensity of violence against women, but specifically to choke and strangle them. >> he's a sociopath. he lies as easily as he breathes, even about stupid. if he tells you what time it is, look at your watch. >> that bad, huh? >> ye >> the guy's monster. >> a monster who, however briefly, fooled oh even the sophisticated, successful nailah, to her mother's eternal sorrow. >> you don't know who you're letting into your life. they don't always come looking like a monster. >> there's a kind of ceremony about these things. everyone gets to talk. >> nailah's murder stole from our community a bright light. >> nightmares still taunt me with her screaming, moaning and reaching out, begging for her life. >> but reginald, reginald cried. denied everything. >> the jury of my peers came back with a verdict t

and i was like, i don't think i've ever slapped someone in my life. i literally was like, okay.back at me, and i could see my hand precipitation. like my red handprint on his face. he didn't even blink. and gavin, who was directing that pilot, was like -- that's my guy. >> jimmy: really, wow. >> yes. >> jimmy: somebody that can be beaten. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: then after he's beaten, left with the children. >> yeah, my guy. you're perfect! >> jimmy: will the finale of the show, and obviously you don't want to say too much. will it be a satisfying finale? is it something that people will feel like the loose ends have been tied up? >> i hope so. i hope -- the guys joe and joel who write our show have sort of had this ending for a long time. and -- i was very satisfied with it. >> jimmy: you were, yeah. >> i home. >> jimmy: where will you watch the finale? >> we're watching this -- i don't normally watch the show. we sort of live it. but we don't watch it. but i feel like because it's the end and it was such a good experience and i'm so proud of the show, that we're havin

but i want a rematch between chris cuomo and anderson cooper to see if they can slap sense into each other. there is something about this just -- i like it. only in russia would grown men slap each other in the face like that for prize money. there is something intriguing about that. do you think this will ever make its way to america? >> it's definitely different, but i'm not holding my breath. jesse: we can't even call ms-13 animals and they are slapping each other silly in russia. >> what a week for the democrats. they started by backing hamas terrorism and ended by taking the side of ms-13. i can't wait for november. jesse: let's give the democrats a hand. it's a heck of a week when you are siding with terrorists against your own president. but i'm not surprised because they sided with syrian refugees over u.s. veterans and illegal immigrants over factory workers in this country. time and time again they put america below the rest of the world. >> i'm waiting for when nancy pelosi and maxine waters talks about the divine spark and inherent dignity of president trump. jesse: she sa

notch when they were specifically asked the last time to say four story 45-foot notch so i feel like another slap in the face. i live in a building that is -- this is a court yard that i look at and the two side courtyards are gone, so we are just talking about the middle courtyard now. my kids would be in here except they are in school. they wrote a letter each of them. a couple things they said was that appreciate last time the people came and spoke about the good things they did. they are conflating the issue. this is a building going up and will block a lot of light and air and are all the good deeds made on the backs of other. [bell ringing] >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commissioner, nice to see you again. we are here today again because this is a challenging parcel and we are here back again today because what you do as a planning commission you did a very good job the last couple of hearing. you asked a lot of questions and put alternative ideas forth and once you became of the two building design you saw another possibility, a workable solution.

i know that he slapped down john bolton recently for having said something really quite outrageous about iran but you have to look at this in the historic context i mean the whole of the issues the problems in the middle east today are frankly directly as a result of the psychs pekoe agreement and the resolution of the victorious powers at the end of the first world war that's one hundred years ago. and we have seen the problems develop from there iran is a country which is civilized it has well educated people iran is a sort of country the west should be embracing as a partner in trying to resolve the middle east but not withstanding as i say obviously a precursor that would be that they've got to desist from supporting these very unpleasant groups like diversion and all that that they have in the past just very briefly badly will it affect u.s. european relations do you think or is this something they will get over. well i think in the interests of global security countries find a way of working together but there's no doubt about it i mean this this is damaged the accord between the u

and i talked to him for quite a while about not backing off. and not just simply doing some slap on the wrist, they can afford it easy. when zte is a prime issue national security and for america imposing sanctions on north korea, iran and anybody else. in general, i hope the presidents approach works. i said over and over again and he has acknowledged it. i am closer to the presidents views on trade with china that i was with president obama or president bush in their views. i don't think you did enough. we are present president to stand firm. not to zte wiggle out from the tough sanctions we leveled on. unfortunately, every time president xi flatters our president he seems to back off a tough deal which will really be bad for america.

i'm sorry but i still meant it, i would of gotten slapped in the face. >> we could be headed for a calves/warriors part 4 in the finals. they were calling toronto "labronto" tonight. shots from all over the place. the calves win 128-110. they lead the series 2 games to none. patriots owner, bob craft, deep in conversation. they trailed by as plane as 22 in the -- many as 22 in the first half. two of the 20 points. boston would rally. they had a 4-point lead late. hitting jason for the alley- oop. they combined for 41. boston wins 108-103 for a series there. 44-year-old ichiro suzuki plans to announce to work for the mariners front office if he dieds died -- decides to retire. he was in uniform but had to watch the game in the clubhouse. the pitcher of the month in april did not have it tonight against the m.'s. 2-run jack off of the bat making it 4-0 seattle. 9th inning, diaz strikes him out to get. it the a's lose 4-1. they scored 7 runs in that 3- game series and the sharks and the vegas golden night that say great series. tied at 2. game 5 tomorrow night in sin city. >> that will be a

why not slap i don't know, a 25% levy on each remittance that leaves america. that wall, oh, and a lot more could be funded really fast. ditto for foreign aid. what am i talking about, 2017 we sent mexico, el salvador, guatamala and honduras combined $487 million in foreign aid until especially the northern triangle countries gets their acts together, root out their own corruption, start improving the lives of their own people, we should consider at least withholding some, some people are saying all, foreign aid. sounds harsh but something has to change here, folks. this border-busting and asylum fraud is an insult to every american taxpayer, every legal immigrant, our rule of law and as tom said on fox and friends, our sovergnity, and it's time for us to stop subsidizeing the lawlessness. if you ask me, it's the american people who need a sue limb -- asylum from the politicians politicians who got us into the mess and those in congress on capitol hill who refuse to do what is necessary to secure the homeland. and that's the angle. joining us now with reaction

and i talked to him for quite a while about not backing off. and not just simply doing some slap on the wrist, they can afford it easy. when zte is a prime issue national security and for america imposing sanctions on north korea, iran and anybody else. in general, i hope the presidents approach works. i said over and over again and he has acknowledged it. i am closer to the presidents views on trade with china that i was with president obama or president bush in their views. i don't think you did enough. we are present president to stand firm. not to zte wiggle out from the tough sanctions we leveled on. unfortunately, every time president xi flatters our president he seems to back off a tough deal which will really be bad for america. so, today in the banking committee, we are really happy about what happened. a bipartisan group passed legislation to prevent the president from backing down on zte. they strengthened -- which are things has to be strengthened stronger and this seems to be an area we democrats and republicans in the house and senate are coming together and telling

. >> how many of these robots have slapped you? >> icouple times. [laughter] >> suzanne seems nice enough. exotic digital art, and she loves cats to the point where she built a robotic suite of them in the office. a quadruped robot loosely based on the cat, although it's not a very highly faithful replication yet. up, youyou were growing would build these as well? >> that's correct, yeah. so i was really enthralled by electronics at an early age. i guess mostly girls would be -- i was looking at resisters and components. >> but don't be fooled by the hobby electronics in the cute cat bots. suzanne is a keen businesswoman. and kindred has recently embarked on its first commercial venture. robots that bank of are learning. they are continuously running, picking up objects. all day, all night. ♪ network,d by a neural these arms can do something that is very easy for human, but very hard for a bot. pick up objects of different shapes and put them down. most factories still use people to do that sort of thing. lots and lots of people. shoppi

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i felt like i got traded, like -- like -- i felt like i got a slap in my face. her latest drug addiction. >> i saw a brand-new jeep in the middle of a parking lot at 2:00 in the morning with the window half open like that. i mean, come on. are you kidding me? this is the worst thing for a criminal. >> inside the jeep selame found a credit card and an i.d. >> turned out to be she was a probation officer. i was like, hmm, i'm going to keep it anyway, you know, [ bleep ] >> selame says she used the credit card to buy a pack of cigarettes and a cup of coffee and then stole from more cars. >> came out with a light, gps, a couple of digital cameras, a couple of nice chanel glasses and a couple of checks. >> but her crime spree came to an end that same evening when she was stopped by police. now selame is awaiting trial on these latest charges. on the bright side, her cancer is in remission. >> losing my hair was the most devastating thing, but look at how good i walk it now, so, you know, it's all good. >> selame has also found her latest love interest. the only proble

privilege of living this wonderful life here in america and it was truly what i felt and i don't want. you to slapme around. but it's. giving back to the community that gave us so much and coming from the under-served area i wanted to give back to that environment and that demographic and it's so important to reach out when i was out there campaigning the first thing that people were saying and what they wanted to wait to have public participation and so when i when i first got elected we started doing community forums and community forums that talked about issues of concern with families and children and you know it came down to dating narrow juana and internet safety we had i coordinated with the f.b.i. agent to come in and talk about internet safety and what they find on our computers and what kids are into and how we parents can understand what's going on we talked about different drug use we've talked about on whose side we've talked about mental illness these are all areas of concern that concern our families today so my passion has always been that is what is the fact in our family today an

sometimes he'd tell me to call him master and slap me until i do. two other women did not want to be named in the article but reportedly told similar stories of abuse. the magazine says one of the unnamed women provided photos of her injuries. overnight schneiderman released a statement saying in the last several hours serious allegations which i strongly contest have been made against me. i therefore resign my office effective at the close of business may 8th, 2018. and in a statement before his resignation, schneiderman admitted that he engaged in role playing in the privacy of intimate relationships, but he denied any assault. the manhattan district attorney has already launched an investigation. >> well, it's decision day for president trump. he is set to announce whether the u.s. will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. it could be the biggest foreign policy decision of his presidency, and it could also impact everything from stocks to gas prices. abc's elizabeth hur takes a look at what's at stake. elizabeth. >> reporter: well, diane, preside

not a lot of progress yet, if that doesn't happen, i think trump will slap them with some pretty punitivet making the congress sessions why did trump take the tariffs off the table? >> because he's trying to get to that point. this is -- look, with donald trump it's always about the art of the deal. he's a pretty darn good negotiator. we all hope for the best. i think the point is, he hasn't really taken the tariffs off the table. i think if this breaks down, those tariffs are coming. >> what was last week about, trump's shift to save chinese jobs. zte, despite his own intel community calling zte a threat. >> his intel community called it a cyber security threat. more to the point, the commerce department a month ago, imposed these harsh penalties on this company because they had repeatedly violated a settlement agreement. there were a lot of things to complain about with zte. it's a little peculiar that trump made that tweet last week. what you're seeing is, this administration has an incoherent policy agenda related to trade. have you these warring factions within the administration, th

barry's whiskey these are all symbolic sorts of slaps on the wrist and i suppose because everything is connected in the world it will have to be on of the matters of mutual concern but dealing with a random president it's not clear that those links will be perceived either so what does this do then to transatlantic ties moving forward because we know at the end of the day this this has to do with a lot more than just economics and business doesn't it. it's like a relationship there are shocks a good relationship can survive and there are others that will end it i had hoped to think of this is something that there will be a time after trump and the basic interests will assert themselves is trump aiming at the wrong targets is china actually the target he should be zoned in on. i would certainly think this is the major. player by unconventional rules where it takes an agreement a lot of agreements and a lot of hard to go sheesh and a coordinated effort among many trading partners but sort of i just do not understand why this would be his first target all right recall your economist at th

i know. >> when he slapped trade aluminum actions on chinese. crazy we're not applauding him for resolving the conflict he created. david: i don't know if it is crazy or three dimensional chess we haven't caught on to yet. but the bo -- bottom line you have to judge the president by the end. we'll see what happens in the end. adam, and liz, thank you very much. melissa: as we just reported the first lady is recovering at walter reed medical center to treat a benign kidney condition. for more on this, let's bring in dr. devi, nyu school of medicine. it is called i am bowlization procedure. is that what? what can you tell us about this? >> -- blood supply and part of the -- [inaudible] it may abbey nine tumor that they wanted to remove, so -- procedure. you might cut off the blood supply first and then remove it. it might also have different congenital condition. where the artery and vain joined together and both have been -- melissa: dr. devi, so sorry to interrupt you. there is something wrong with our connection. we can't understand what you're

i apologize for it, it was wrong." so we can move on. >> can we address for seconds, mercedes slap. >> she said, quote, i stand with kellyations staff, more upset, apparently, about the leak than the comment. >> obviously, a horrible joke. but then for people to come out and say, i stand with a staffer who did it. listen, mercedes slap is a person, her and her husband, there is a big "new york times" profile who told america that they stood with donald trump through his worst times out of patriotism and duty to their country. i'm sorry, mercedes, you are never going to make america great again when you trash the legacy of someone like john mccain, who has done more for this country, served more, suffered more than anyone in that white house ever did. so spare me the fake outrage over a bad white house correspondent's dinner joke, when you stand by someone who denigrates someone like john mccain. >> i guess, what i don't understand, michael, i can't imagine anyone i know making that joke in private. it's just -- it's so cruel. he's dying of brain cancer. it's horrible. >> we've all seen bad jokes in private and public. i

i would have got slapped in the face. >> it could be headed for a cavs-warriors war in the finals. lebron james scored 27 of his 43 points against the raptors in the second half making shots from all over the floor. cavs win 128-110. they lead the serious two games to none. >>> 44-year-old ichiro suzuki announced he plans to finish the rest of the season working for the mariners front office. if he decides to retire in 2019, his last opponent was the a's. he watched the game against the a's in the club how the last night. sean menaea the pitcher of the month in april didn't have it last night against the ms. the two-run jack off the bet of nelson cruz to make it 4-0 mariners. 9th inning, edwin diaz struck out matt chapman to end it. the a's lost 4-1 and scored just 7 runs in the three-game series. >>> one other big game tonight? oh, yeah. sharks in vegas get it on tonight. game day on location from the "s.a.p. center" for game 6 on sunday night. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> play of the day. let's go to major league baseball toronto taking on cleveland. >> deep ri

issue here yet and the fact that we're even talking about these realistic sanctions being slapped on europe by the u.s. i mean it tells us that we have a deterioration in transatlantic relations have we seen things this bad before i mean are we looking at a real divergence where there is no coming back from the head of the european commission's uncle junker. said put it in a nutshell basically and said transatlantic relations are in a crisis now we had a crisis before for instance if you think back at the time of the iraq war but it was always a diplomatic route this time it's more than that because it's not just the fact that trump has rejected advice from key allies but he is questioning the entire architecture he's questioning a u.n. approved deal he's questioning the multilateralism that has brought this deal about a corresponding iraq is on the story for us tonight in brussels georg thank you. for sports news now germany coach you all can learn announced his preliminary squad for the world cup in russia today and while some players were surprisingly left out others still have a few weeks left to fig

i would have got slapped in the face. >> it could be headed for a cavs-warriors war in the finals.ron james scored 27 of his 43 points against the raptors in the second half making shots from all over the floor. cavs win 128-110. they lead the serious two games to none. >>> 44-year-old ichiro suzuki announced he plans to finish the rest of the season working for the mariners front office. if he decides to retire in 2019, his last opponent was the a's. he watched the game against the as in the clubhouse last night. sean menaea the pitcher of the month in april didn't have it last night against the ms. the two-run jack off the bet of nelson cruz to make it 4-0 mariners. 9th inning, edwin diaz struck out matt chapman to end it. the a's lost 4-1 and scored just 7 runs in the three-game series. >>> one other big game tonight? oh, yeah. sharks in vegas get it on tonight. game day on location from the "s.a.p. center" for game 6 on sunday night. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> play of the day major league baseball toronto taking on cleveland. >> oh, what a cash by tyler! he

why not slap a -- i don't know, a 25% levy on each remittance that leaves america? that wall and more could be funded really fast. ditto for foreign aide. in 2017 we sent mexico, el salvador, guatemala and honduras a combined total of $587 million in foreign aid. until they get their acts together and root out their own corruption and improve the lives of their own people we should consider withholding some and some people are saying all foreign aid. it sounds harsh but something has to change here, folks. this border busting and asylum fraud is an insult to every taxpayer, every legal immigrant, our rule of law and our sovereignty. and it is time for us to stop subsidizing the lawlessness. if you ask me, it's the american people who need asylum these days. asylum from the politicians who got us into this mess in the first place and those in congress on capitol hill who refuse to do what's necessary to secure the homeland. and that's the angle. >>> joining us now with the reaction is anastasiya -- i'm sure you disagree with a lot of what i said. there i'll let you c

amazing i'm thinking off the clothes is made by knitting and i thought i knew and when i got there this was a slap in the face i'm thinking wow. those handy men they're sitting here working back and forth and fix it is like a whole process to the making of the clothes that i thought i knew i didn't so i had to rethink everything and reconsider but like i said you get brainwashed and think you know everything you don't know everything. >> everything is made from china i'm seeing recently on one of the trips the cloekt is not made in china but handmaid like everything is of bamboo and wood they've created and that is a unique structure and they will have woodal around atheism handy men. >> i see a lot of it - >> this is crazy seeing how everything is made you don't look at how things are made and how the process goes into like making the cloth and they have to do so much work like when i'm an honor role they give us cloths it is so quiet a whole bunch of people to make the cloths so just interesting seeing the process. >> you see those people working very hard with little means to build those beauti

he slapped sanctions on states that sponsor terrorism. early this morning, itood on the tarmac of andrews air force base as president trump welcome three brave americans, freed from captivity in north korea. i will never forget it. [applause] [crowd chanting: u-s-a] vice pres. pence: it was humbling for me to be there, and it never would have happened without the strong, clear, resolute leadership of president donald trump. [applause] not just this past week, the truth is the way you could describe this administration in the past 16 months is with four words, promises made and promises kept. think about it. president promised to rebuild our military, restore democracy, and not long ago he signed the largest deal for our defense since ronald reagan. this president promised to take the fight to terrorists on our terms on their soil, and due to the courage of our armed forces and commander of chief, isis is on the run and the caliphate has crumbled, u.s. coalition has captured the most wanted and will some drive them out of existence once and for all. [applause]

the most interesting thing i think is actually slapped on the hand by the chief of staff for the whiteouse in a phone call saying what are you doing? we are all republicans in this together. he is kind of out there by himself. he is not making friends with this administration and it is interesting to see how that plays out. >> stepped aside from running the russia investigation last april. what he really focussed his attention on at that point was subpoenaing doj for various documents. this is a christopher steele dossier. what democrats see is an attempt to make unreasonable demands of the justice department so that the justice department when they say no they can -- and we saw this from the freedom caucus encourage the president to perhaps fire rosenstein allowing him to take hold of the mueller probe. >> final quick thoughts to you, sir. >> they are making my head explode. imagine if you are part of the u.s. intelligence committee trying to develop sources and in public we see somebody going after intelligence sources and trying to disclose them potentially to the public. it makes y

see oh yeah i was you know is she also going to slap on a james komi mask with that hat. it was too because it's hard because i keep trying to defend this idea that you know she's of course allowed to be upset of course these things but at some point what does that teach a roomful of college graduates from an ivy league school standing there holding up this girl hundred twenty nine russians and twenty nine million russians across the world varying amounts of like whether it was your ancestors or you live there and many ethnic groups right what does that saying to the world when we're up there making cracks about a half. especially by the way that hat symbolizes one of the reasons why we vanquish one of the worst serial of you know monsters in the history of humankind you know and we just celebrated that with russia's contribution where i forget that you know tolstoy said history would be a wonderful thing of only it were true well this woman's perspective would be wonderful if only it were true you know top of the i've asked a lot of my friends and we just reacted and you

i heard that the administration had decided to slap new sanctions on a couple of iranian officials. i thought what is the big deal? these are two individuals. it turns out that one is the head of the central bank. the other works in the international division of iran's central bank and if you sanction those two individuals, any money that they are trying to move around the world on behalf of the iranian government gets sanctioned, do i have that right? >> you have that right. i have had people call me and say does it really make any difference? you are only -- the brits, french and germans are not a part of this thing so sanction wouldn't effect it. any one doing business with iran would be going through the banks and that would be sanction. it's a heavy sanction and one that will work and overdue and i believe that if you look at what netanyahu said just two weeks ago, he was very emphatic about what hasn't been done that they agreed they would do way back when this thing was put together. i remember that so well. how many people remember today about the 1.3 billion dollars that wer

i was hearing the same thing over and over again. he slapped me. he choked me. he said horribly degrading things in bed and would keep slo slapping me across the face until i promised or repeated after him what he was saying. >>> off to the races. a key marker for president trump's no four states today as republicans pick their candidates for the midterms including west virginia where a former coal ceo who just served jail time is threatening to play spoiler. >> i think i've demonstrated i will stand up against the establishment no matter who it is. >>> good day. a very busy day in washington. i'm andrea mitchell. a critical day for president trump. first on foreign policy where the president is expected to s dismiss pleas from allies and pull the u.s. out of iran nuclear deal. here at home, three big primaries for republican hopes of holding on to the senate in ohio, indiana and west virginia. also today, rudy giuliani telling nbc kristen welker there's no truth that president trump is upset to his tv interviews. kristen, the iran nuclear deal. the president ha

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i think there's a breaking point. it comes in above $80. there's a lot to digest this week as we soo this anxiety of the fact that president trump may pull out and slapon we are concerned. i think it will come back and kind of go from the $65. thank goodness for all of the runs you realize it's not netflix it's in video. why? >>. >> this is remarkable. that movement in the video from the lower 100s up above 2$200 ws with the s & p 500 so this week we have big expectations that's lot going into that formula. certainly it has a lot of momentum as long as they have -- >> the final thing is here is that the big thing seems to be earnings are nothing short of spectacular. the dow was pretty much all apple. there is a little bit of concerns when they see a little bit throughout the day the tenure is now stopped. it's one fluid circle. >> yeah. a big week this week is there something you'll be watching more than anything else >> it is crude oil we'll see a couple more dollars in crude oil believe it or not they are all in one concert right now >> yeah. you have hezbollah picking up seats here you have tension with yemen as well there's a lot to watch for in

if you do what is right, you get slapped around a bit. i think the whole thing is absurd and we start talking about. maybe you need to investigate the hillary side. and could have been done in the justice department and if sessions didn't want to do that. the deputy. >> lou: that is it rod rosenstein. it goes in a circle. >> it should not have gone outside of the agency and now it is a public forum and not an independent counsel and it is a special counsel and they report to the justice department. it is it run amuck. >> lou: you have a corrupt republican leadership and a k street and business roundtable who don't care about the more than family. if not for the lengz of president trump jobs and wages would be diey declining. and the left wing hide bound in the deep state that they will not act with integrity themselves. >> we see that every day. if it was a crime committed it was stormy daniel and her lawyer blackmailing the president. >> lou: why not there is a story about her extorting. >> it had nothing to do with the election. cohen, he

i agreed. sometimes he'd tell me to call him master and slap me until i did.y of intimate relation -- relationships. he did not deny the specific allegations of beating, spitting at and choking women. he did, in the end, though, resign. >> and in the article, schneiderman issues a statement saying the privacy and relationships i engaged in role playing. and other consensual activity. i have not assaulted anyone, but he did resign about three hours after that report came out. and the reason it's such a big focal point is his history. he has championed himself as a champion for women. >> sued harvey weinstein. >> he had this brochure in his office about women's right >> sued harvey weinstein. >> he had this brochure in his office about women's rights. this was his cause. >> absolutely shocking resignation. you do get the sense, though, that although there are four women who have come forward, there may be others that might come forward after they hear all about this. interesting story there here in new york. >>> we're going to move on now, we're hours away from