you mind if i take a look? i love how everything is so cute.the mailbox and these cute little curtains. it's just all the details... she gasps. oh, my god! what are they doing? who are they? they are nazis... ..torturing hogie. why? they hate him. because he is an american? because he's different. well, what's going to happen to him? that's a complicated story. well, tell me. we never really get to the bottom of that which is half of the problem, plus be rather creepy portrayal of the sexual fantasies with these barbie dolls. it feels out of step. the film is directed by robertson a kiss who is one of the great technical innovators. —— robert zemeckis. it's rather interesting how it takes over the bruised artist's it and be dead. but it's either too painful to watch or to weird and creepy. we never wanted this figure played by steve carell. i can't believe there wasn't a studio executive who said listen, robert zemeckis, let's stop this. welcome to marwen is welcome to the first great flop of 2019. big names get theirfilms made. first great flo

under civilian direction -- >> when required by the law. >> when required by the law. >> and that i take this obligation freely -- >> and that i take this obligation freely -- >> without any mental reservation -- >> without any mental reservation -- >> or purpose of evasion -- >> or purpose of evasion -- >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> all right. well, it's my privilege now to be the first to call you my fellow americans. [applause] upon taking the oath of allegiance, you have joined a nation of citizens, both naturalized and native-born, who are united by a belief in the rights guaranteed by the constitution of our great nation. as you start your lives as united states citizens, i ask that you serve and contribute to your country and you fully meet your responsibilities and exercise the rights guaranteed to you as a citizen of the united states of america. i congratulate you on this milestone and welcome you as fellow citizens of this great country. it is now my pleasure to introduce to you the 45th president of the united states of america, donald j. trump. [applause] >> i mig

i realize my seizures she could preach it grew take my seizures so i got a certified is my my service dog and she traveled with me everywhere for like five years. and she would see how me she would alert me before i would have a seizure and i had time to get was someone sit down and you know be somewhere safe and so she's pretty amazing you but she's upset now because for every years she doesn't have a job it was always more never less they told me my academe was agitated depression that my my depression was turning into bipolar as they said was quite common all just needs more meds. all due to the fact that i was raped as a child and never dealt with it it was always pushed back and when my parents first put me on drugs it was so they were so relieved to see she's a problem you know we don't have to do anything it's not our fault you know she's crazy and all that. so i finally got so fed up i decided myself that i would get off well i found that wasn't quite so easy. sometimes we were desperate sometimes be rude just fell in despair because. we had the feeling that maybe she would ne

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i support israel, but i take a -- i take an oath of office to protect this country first, and we're turning our back on this country. we can continue to have the debate about the best way to secure the border, but it should not be done holding the american people hostage. it should be done by having the debate that this body, the most deliberative body in the world i was told before i got here, got to serve with great senators. got to serve with robert c. byrd and richard lugar and kennedy and bachus, the list goes on and on. we don't debate. we don't even vote. in fact, we don't even live up to the constitution's goals for us, requirements for us, whatever you want to call it. we're a coequal branch of government. we shouldn't be allowing the president, as senator durbin said, asking for permission slip from the president to be able to do our business. bring the bills to the floor to open this government and vote on it. if they go down, they go down. i think they'll pass. if the president vetoes them -- if the president vetoes them, bring them back for a veto override. it is as simple as t

and i also want to see jeff's process. so i'm takingal toy store, and i'm gonna challenge them with something they've never done before. what i want the two of you to do is to each pick 10 products. we're gonna make one large display that can be used at a retail business. if you can prove to me that you can make something that has proper branding, proper coloring, proper signage, and can carry lots of different products, then we'll move on to something really big. aimee: let's do it. lemonis: okay, let's go. jeff: i'm confident. aimee: are you sticking to, like, an age group? jeff: you pick yours, i'll pick mine. aimee: okay. girl: anything crystals. aimee: what kind of science experiments would you say are fun? lemonis: jeff, why do you look so intense? jeff: i'm just trying -- just... lemonis: is this your fun face? jeff: no. lemonis: okay, what's your fun face look like? jeff: this is my fun face. lemonis: did anybody tell jeff that we were at a toy store? i think you have to take on the personality of the product that you're buildin

there are parts of our style that are different i always tried to take a bit from different leaders, i have learned from congresswoman [indiscernible] who will be one of those great governors, governor daugaard, these are people who had every possible opportunity to give me a word of encouragement and advice. it is sometimes said in republican circles that leaders like to eat their young. that has never been my experience. i have found that they are welcoming to people who want to step up and help share the burden. >> you spent time in the governor's office. >> i was on staff, state government has 14,000 employees. that may not sound like a lot but it sounds pretty big to a country boy like me. $4 billion is a lot of money. there is an incredible opportunity to help the governor put his values and his views into place. the governor is the ceo of a , state government, the chief of staff is the chief operating officer sort of detail work at which i excel, we had a real -- really good run, the average tenure for the chief of staff is 18 months. when i step down after four years i was the

is the most impactful thing i can do if that is the layup that i fall back on that i have to say i take on the biggest passable challenge that i could i think this is the most important thing i can do i think there is no way to say to move the american people to impeach or remove a president but the real i point i is i'm trying to do the most important thing and i understand your question but if you look at a historical basis this is the biggest challenge. >> over the last six years i have organized what might be the largest grassroots organization in the united states re- push consistently for the broadest possible democracy just as senator warren does so as opposed to commenting on what isn't happening is the broadest part of democracy and if you look at what we are doing today it is the voice of the american people we will enable and encourage andge empower their voice to be heard in this country and most serious voice and that's i was trying to say earlier on i don't know who the candidates are but the basis is it is super premature to think about. >> i don't want to speculate but i

i didn't take it as a positive. i don't know how they meant it but i didn't take it as a positive and as women we struggle with this idea of ambition is about self and it's about ego and these things aren't necessarily associated with females . why not, i'm not sure. but there's nothing wrong with wanting to take your god-given talent , put them together to do something great. on your ambition. don't feel like i feel. >> i've been taking notes so in terms of our takeaways fromthis conversation, number one, the decisive . be persistent. as someone said, be sandpaper. i love that. demonstrate successfully on, build yourcredibility and a lot of you said bring in new

and i write in the book, i'm clear about it, i take -- i take the blame. look, i take it. y campaign. i'm responsible. but you ask me what i learned, that's one of the things i learned. i would never allow minutes to go by now without adequately putting to bed anything that you know to be untrue. you have to do that. >> you wrote a great author's note to your book and explained how that experience in vietnam changed your outlook. and the book itself speaks to it saying every day is extra. and in it you said finally every day is extra means living with the liberating truth of knowing that there are worse things than losing an argument or even an election. you know, one of the critiques of your race for president -- i wonder if you feel it yourself -- is that you were too constrained. you weren't as open and as free as perhaps you should have been. and that ultimately hurt you. as a attend, it allowed you to be portrayed as the wind surfing, flip-flopping, cautious politician. do you have thoughts about that? >> yes. i think i learned an enormous amount. i think i'm a differe

i don't agree and here is why. he leaned over to me and said maybe we should take this off-line. i said what does that mean, outside? >> [laughter] tia: i am not scared of you. i am taking my earrings out and , we are going to fight. >> [laughter] tia: the lesson in that was -- [laughter] sometimes you have to listen, understand, and learn the environment so that you can respond appropriately. and so over my career, there were times where i felt, i can do this, and i realized it was not a push that was needed but instead a pull. so developing that kind of tool chest has been really helpful. nirvi: rachel, would that gel with any of the experiences you have had? i am not in the same work you all do, but can you relate to that experience? rachel: a lot of taking things off-line. >> [laughter] rachel: i think, i think one of the things that women can actually do a very good job of is, is realize, and i think this point is the tool chest point, it resonates, is really figure out how to be most effective in a given environment. often, you do not have to have a lot of voice in the room

. >> it's not been a tremendous earning season i wonder how much cold water you take from cat and nvidia >> to be fair, i think our expectation from earning season from a year over year perspective was muted. it's the effect of things outside the united states. that revenue which caterpillar is a big part and i think you can think about the potential plead of what's happening in china, in europe this is not just a tariff situation. it's a global economy situation. i think that's what's going to sort of have investors focussed over the nec severxt several da. >> you were looking for good results. what in the world happened >> china is what happened. their very specific. they highlight in their enings release that countries outside of china saw good growth from it was all wchina. the question is how many more reports do we need to see before china is the issue both sides have to realize that to continue on the path that we have been going with this trade war is economically suicidal i don't think both sides are suicidal >> why are you buying more cat today? >> first off, it's predicated on

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i want to take brandon and all of the folks, i will have them introduce themselves right now. and also say a few words about the wall, you can call it a barrier, you can call it whatever you want, essentially we need protection in our country. are going to make it good. the people in our country wanted . i never had so much support as i have in the last week over my stands for border security, for border patrol, and for frankly the wall or the barrier. i never had anything like it in terms of calls coming in, in terms of people writing in, and tweeting, and doing whatever they have to do, i've never had this much support and we have done some things that as you know have been very popular. i'm going to ask brandon judd to step forward. 17,000 criminals trying to get across the boarder. 17,000 . that's one category. there are plenty of others. the other thing that has been so incredible is what they have done in terms of drugs in stopping drugs. without and with everything else, plenty unfortunately come to our southern border. i'm going to ask brandon to come up and say a few

i take full responsibility. on the issue, i vehemently disagree, and in fact worked behind the scenes to ensure the department of corrections would allow transitioning inmates to receive the medical attention they require it, they needed, and deserved. transgenderink inmates should have access to reassignment surgery? sen. harris: we have got to stop vilifying people based on sexual orientation, and we have got to understand that when we are talking about a transgender community, for too long, they have been the subject of bias and a lack of understanding about their circumstance and their physical needs in addition to any other means they have, and it is about time that we have a better understanding of that. your position on syria and the president's recent actions there? how would you be handling the situation differently and what are your concerns? sen. harris: my concern is that there have been human rights abuses that have taken place there. my concern is that we cannot conduct our foreign policy through tw

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downside not the bet i make i would say it resolves up and out. >> hmm, mike khouw. >> melissa mind if i takeover. >> make it away, mike. >> carters charts as good as gold with all the volatility not a place to buy out but 100 shares of the gld put me back 12 grand i understand i paut the february call do make 2.15 i need to rice above the strike price more than the cost of the trade. in in case above 121.15 but spending 2.15 to bet on cold. >> i love gold. >> i don't love it that much so cut cost i sold the february 129 strike call for 30 cents and created my call spread here is how it works between the 2.15 i spent on the lower stroik and the 30 cents i collected selling the higher strike call i cut the total cost of trade down to just $1.85. now i need the gld to rise above the 119 strike by the reduced cost of the trade or above 120 parking lot.80. >> sing it b. >> it's gold it's gold. it's gold. it's gold, baby. >> but rather, there is a trade off. and since i sold that call my profits are capped at 129. how do we do on this melissa. >> good stuff mike because since the time of the trade

i think it would be insulting to the people of south dakota to take my eye off this ball and focus on one down the road. they may throw me out in 24 months. i think they are less likely to do that if i take care of business now. >> have you thought about what your first floor speech is going to be about? >> i have not. before i start making speeches on the floor of the house, i want to be relevant. and member of congress can show up and give a speech with flowery oratory. what if the people listening don't take it to heart because they don't respect the speaker yet? if they don't respect them on the day of that speech, that speech means nothing. it is political windowdressing. i am capable of speaking from the heart and authentic way. before i try to impress upon the people of south dakota what my views are, i will make sure i earn the respect of them. >> new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. the incoming freshman class of the new congress includes most women elected and military veterans. c-span recently spoke with some of the new members. elected to represent mississipp

now, i gotta take the hanger with me to phoenix. ian: well, tell us about that one, "mexican in america." george: "america's mexican." damian: ah, okay. george: yeah, because, you know, it has a lot of meanings. i mean, you know, with immigration and the way it is, i seem to be the one who has crossed over and who is accepted, you know, when other people are being targeted. and i just thought, you know, "mexican-american? america's mexican." you know, it had a nice kind of counter-clockwise, counter-point kind of ring. and it's gonna be live. you know, i wanted to do it live because i think that it really takes, you know, a lot of guts to do it live. and you know, we do our shows--i do my shows live anyways, and i sell a lot of tickets, and those shows have been sold out for 2 months and people know what to expect. and i think for this, it's probably my biggest platform into american comedy, and i'm gonna use my 57 minutes very wisely and choose, you know, specific material that is significant to our point and our importance in the u

>> the last thing i wanted was to have to take a double fatality and now treat it as a homicide. >> murder and accusation no one saw coming. >> i couldn't deal with it. >> two families in torment. >> we were both just -- >> a small-town trial with big emotions. >> you took it. you did it. >> and the verdict -- >> we the jury. >> -- that would shake them all. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." a dangerous highway in big sky country. that was the setting for a deadly crash that left shock and heartbreak in its wake, except they were about to find out that this tragedy was also a mystery and the truth about what happened on that late winter night might be darker than anyone knew. here's keith morrison. >> march 19th, 2009. night fell heavy in montana's flathead valley. something off that night, something wrong. at mary and randy winter's house, anxiety spiked. where was she? >> it just felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain that there's something not normal. >> you could set your clock by their daughter, justine. that reliable. but a new driver, too, just 16. on her way

i did take photography, and i did go to art school.onis: jess, if something like that interests you, i'd like to help you do that. monica: i don't know if that's the right decision. i need to okay what she does. this is the stuff that -- lemonis: yeah, we're moving forward. monica: i get that. but it still needs to be addressed. jessica... jessica: no, it's okay. monica: i think the biggest problem is -- jessica: it's okay. that's why i walked away -- 'cause i felt like a piss-on. all right? lemonis: you can sense that jess has a level of insecurity, and she became subservient 'cause monica wants to drive the process. and so rather than her trying to compete with monica, she just pulls back. lemonis: that's okay. we're gonna work through it. we just have to get everybody in the right roles so that everybody can be successful and we can sell product and everybody can smile again. we got to know what inventory is in this building and how much cash is here. we got to get it freed up. we have to rebuild the website and get every product on

i will take the mantle. ll be the one to shut it down. >> i am supervisor proud to announce today we have found a deal. >> it was the same deal he could have taken on day one. now these claims didn't fool a lot of people. they didn't fool nancy pelosi. they didn't fool the majority of americans. they didn't even fool trump's most fervent supporters in the right wing press. polling shows most americans did oppose trump on the shutdown. and then the immediate members of his own confident base, they weren't fooled by friday's announcement. blasting trump as a, quote, wimp for caving and admitting he broke his wall promise. >> crazy that i expect the president to keep the promise he made every day for 18 months. >> you're finding out he is a lying con man. what was your first clue? >> okay, i'm a very stupid girl. fine. >> some conservatives on fox news say it looks like trump's false pledges on the wall came from the wrong place, that he cared too much about people in the media criticizing him while lou dobbs sa

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if i take something to help me sleep, i'll be groggy for the meeting. t if i don't take anything and i don't sleep, i'll be groggy for the meeting, you know? yeah. [ sighs ] i was up for re-election as social chair of our local realtors group. the vote was tonight. i was so nervous, i could barely hear claire's pep talk. why did i beg mitchell to introduce me to this developer? you're right. we'll know soon enough. i'm gonna go upstairs, see if i can get some sleep. love you. mwah. [ sighing ] i hope so, too. [ cellphone rings ] hello? hey, gil. no, no, no. you -- you didn't wake me. [ doorbell rings ] um, so, you hear anything, or... hey, dunphy. just wrapping up a phone call with this jackass. i got to run, dunphy. i got a late meeting with some jackass. [ laughs ] what's going o-- what's going on? the people have spoken, dunphy. i'm in. you're out. sorry to have to tell you that in private. was it even close? no! [ scoffs ] i have a mandate -- not the kind you hide from your wife, either.

i take a broom. >> i never, i have known you 20 years. you go outside and sweep every day the cigarette butts? >> in the morning. yes, i do. >> i do not believe you. >> during the summer i use a power hose. during the winter i -- >> no, you don't. >> i don't know what to say. >> i don't either. >> i'm a man of the people. i do that. >> we'll going to randi kaye. from the super-yacht round up. >> >> i'm at the hottest restaurant in town. you are my super-man tonight. i love it. we're serving champagne. let's go. let's go. here we go! woo! >> lock at you go. happy new year. i'm coming up there. all right. sure, why not. >> they're guzzling champagne. st. barts. >> a lot of new york housewives go there. >> i love this town. >> she's never coming back. >> i just saw ramona. >> is that randy? >> what a party. >> wow. what does she usually cover? >> stuff. real stuff. she's a very good reporter. >> real stuff. on new years, it's like -- yeah. >> i like it. >> you know how all this started. we sent her to cover something about pot dishenpensarie

and then met with a whole lot of that be i take it into the f.b.i. i think take the f.b.i. headquarters. i was. my my picture was taken mug shots they took my d.n.a. with no one has read you the right no one is still you have read you the rights no one ever read me my rights my rights were not read. and i said well i protest i don't want to give my d.n.a. but they did take mikey in a day to take my. fingerprints i was held there a while and then transferred to i believe central i'm sorry i don't know the actual names of the facilities that i was taken to i was shackled i saw her i mean you told them you're a journalist and filmmaker. of course they know why i think investigating black lives matter movement activism in the us well now i mentioned it wasn't let me clarify that it was an investigation black white matter i was actually i did a documentary five years ago i've seen. mike brown. death here revisiting st louis city because this coming august will be five years since the killing of mike brown my scarf was taken up where the mug shot and then i could put it i could it

so i try to take a break. but then thomas comes along and ambushes me all over again. with the do you want to dance. with the do you want to dance i am the biggest oh for god's green earth. ok time to dance. like this yeah great. i'm grateful to tomas for making me do this i wouldn't have taken the initiative i'm pretty sure i look stupid. but who cares no one here that's for sure. playing the party's over at nine there's a line of taxis waiting outside i'm left regretting what i didn't do i've learnt a lot from these people not just that it's not ok to say spads if i said it now it would just make me think of the end. it will go by yeah it was fun playing cards get home safe from her let. now i ask you did you teach a mile to play. you know i love working with yams he's so cool. this is bulent he's the only taxi driver against will go with when i watch them together i can see why. you're the best why me you're well not every taxi driver would do this with day but it's not too bad it's the least i can do it doesn't count it doesn't cost me anything there's nothing wrong

pete: so will i. >> kennedy: take us with you wherever you go tonight. ican deal. a couple army recruits sworn in. >> dana: i can't wait for that. that's it for us, special addition of "the five." happy newry year. "special report" is up next. ♪ right here is all we got. ♪ >> the partial government shutdown now stretching into a new year. >> we have to have a wall as part of border security. if you don't have borders, you don't have a country. >> house democrats put forward their plan to reopen the government. that includes $1.3 billion for border security but not for a wall. >> 8 people have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a california police officer roniel sing. arianna is expected to be in court on wednesday. >> i'm launching exploratory committee for president. >> my new year's resolution is to make sure that the republican party dies. >> 3, 2, 1.

and soon i find taking the tram very unpleasant. people can be unpleasant and every so often someone gives me a shot of and pushes me aside. to someone that's an example that's an example of why i hate other people. don't know why i hate people who don't have a mental disability more than anything just things. that will stay and see just shove me aside and had a really annoying reaction. and i have a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach again just a moment ago i was in a good mood. so. there's no way it's tasty go ahead you know. on right i'll give you something else . it's gone she was sleeping the entire time and now she's raising such a fuss. you know how often just marcus visits you twice a week at least when she does wish it were more. you know actually not why is that week is enough the problem is my husband marcus is here i take care of him and then my husband feels like i'm neglecting him and he gets annoyed he says he's superfluity when marcus is here that's exactly what he says. when marcus takes a shower here because his h

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>> jimmy: i have not taken it. >> would you take it? here we go. we have the questions, i did not look at them. >> okay. point to your chakras. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: chakras. this how goopy. i believe this is one. that's one, yep. >> jimmy: my brain wants to say temples but i'm t gonna -- the heart. >> yep. >> jimmy: that's a chakra. one, two. >> you're out of order, but that's fine. >> jimmy: oh of course, the adam's apple. [ light laughter ] the nose. mat e this. it tchakra? whatever this part of the face is? >> no. >> jimmy: no, of course not. i'm joking. [ light laughter ] here and here, of course. around this area maybe might be a chakra or two? [ light laughter ] >> your ball chakra?: >> jim, my god. oh my gosh. >> yes, that's a chakra too. >> sure.: it is? >> jimmy: there's probably a a chakra around thetfoot area, - >> you're doing well -- >> jimmy: really? >> no. but let's move on to the next one. >> jimmy: what chakras did i miss?on whicwas here? >> crown. >> jimmy: of course. yeah, yeah. >> down, down, down. >> jimmy: g

when i take an uber, all i do is take two stamplets richard e. >> shut up, trevor. i should no nominate you for let supported friend. besides, this guy's movie only made eight dollars million. i know instagram stories that make more money. last and certainly the least, sam rockwell in "vice." he already won last year. are we going to keep nominating him? is this best supporting actor or best sam rockwell award. there's another scam nominated. too many sames. #oscar sam's. >> trevor: wow, wow! ronny -- ( applause ) you really seem angry about this. >> well, guess what, trevor, i'm -- i'm actually not angry. that was all just acting. ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, that was great! oh, wow! i'm, like, you actually had us going. >> yeah, thank you. and i hope the academy will consider this episode for next year's oscars. >> trevor: well, we're on tv so it's not eligible for those awards. >> goddam it will the snubs ever end! >> trevor: ronny chieng, everybody. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) you're going to do your thing. and no period is gon

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i take issue with stock options really a way of just taking capital from the individual shareholders e hands of the few. i disagree with that. there are things that could be made bet, yes. >> i've been saying since the new tax bill passed in 2017, chars, i didn't like the way it was done. tax cuts should not be given out willy-nilly, they shouldn't be automatic. should be tied putting money into research and productivity going to get workers wages higher. not just to fund stock buybacks and malinvestment. >> key point. >> i was saying that over and over. i remember saying that to trish in this very studio. that is where i'm coming out. in terms of the redistribution of opportunity that david alluded to and mr. dalio alluded to, heck last week i when with my wife, she taught second grade class. taught them about the poetry of pablo, no, does it teach you to program a computer. but opens up your mind. spend time with kids. teach them how to do things. make them happy. it is our duty. >> i think it is incumbent to caution anyone out there to think there is better system, there is not. yo

then i can to take their word though. i mean -- >> they could be setting them up. >> if you in that situation, you put right in it, we are looking at the picture there in the picture. so was a whole different outlook. your mind would be different. i meant him to listen to them either. i'm like why listen to them? they might be tricking. >> somebody got a take that is the whole point like, someone got a take the blame then. >> the higher up and lieutenant because he's leaving them there. >> when the decision had been made, when the decision had been made, when the ships were carrying the containers, when they're going through waters when there's a storm, they make a decision to go through, they have to go through.is not they can change their mind in the middle of what they do. you know what i'm saying? sonos gives them commands. >> like i think that it is not really for disregard in the order but had they did that and saved all the lives he would have got some type of reward for that. >> year full of people, freethinkers, y

take a listen. >> the president's aim there, i think, is the one that we have been talking about for s that we want to make sure that the folks who fought with us to take down the caliphate in isis have security and also that terrorists acting out of syria aren't able to attack turkey. and so, the precise methodology by which we'll achieve that, that security for both of those elements along that border is something we're still working on. >> what did he mean by economic dafgs? >> you have to ask him. we've applied sanctions in many places. i suppose he's speaking about those kinds of things. >> those comments came after performance met with saudi arabian king and the crown prince. >> every single person who has responsibility for the murder of jamal khashoggi needs to be held accountable. and the crown prince -- i spoke about thinks with king salman as well -- they both acknowledged that that accountability needed to take place. >> did he until describe it as a rogue operation? >> i won't talk about the details of the conversation. the expectations we set for them are very clear. the