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" , inc.'s greed, ambition and corruption. first of all, how did the writing of this book come about? how did you get this information about ivanka and jared? how did you learn these things? because sarah huckabee sanders basically just said, oh, it's shady, anonymous sources. >> okay. >> stephen: there are a lot of anonymous sources in here. >> they are. >> stephen: how do we know they're not shady? >> if sarah huckabee sanders wants to get into a credibility ratings battle with me, i'll take her on. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: what are the president's feelings of working with his kids? because not every president has had his children in there in official capacities in the white house. >> no, they haven't. we have a nepotism law to stop it. >> stephen: a weak one, evidently. >> suggestion. please don't do that. ( laughter ) so how does the president feel about it? >> so beyonce is actually -- he's very ambivalent. he was very ambivalent about having them come in. he hates it when they

amy: "kushner, inc.: greed. ambition. corruption. the extraordinary story of jared kushner and ivanka trump." we will speak with investigative reporter vicky ward about her new book detailing how the president's daughter and son-in-law have used their white house post for personal gain and how jared kushner almost started a war in the middle east after a coveted real estate financining deal fell through. but first, amnesty international accuses the united states of possibly committing war crimes in somalia by killing civilians in the secretive u.s. air war. we will get the latest on the ongoing protest in haiti where a team of american mercenaries were recently arrested. >> the mercenaries who were arrested last month have been revealed to have been involved in a bank heist to the tune o of $80 million. there is an ongoing uprising threatening to remove the president and the prime minister has then thrown out. amy: all thahat and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman.

in kushner inc.d details how the leaders of multiple middle eastern countries may have manipulated kushner at a time when his real estate company was desperately seeking foreign investment in its flagship manhattan tower to avoid financial catastrophe. a recklessly self-interested kushner whose businesses and family connections freak and qu found their way into his government work. the high stakes dealings. kushner may have been responsible for nearly setting off a major violent cone flikt in the region. as vicky ward writes, instead of bringing peace to the middle east, kushner almost started a new war there. vicky ward will join me to talk about the book next. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did there? each day justin at

in kushner inc.icky ward details how the leaders of multiple middle eastern countries may have manipulated kushner at a time when his real estate company was desperately seeking foreign investment in its flagship manhattan tower to avoid financial catastrophe. a recklessly self-interested kushner whose businesses and family connections frequently found their way into his government work. the high stakes dealings. kushner may have been responsible for nearly setting off a major violent cone flikt in the region. as vicky ward writes, instead of bringing peace to the middle east, kushner almost started a new war there. vicky ward will join me to talk about the book next. how do you gauge the greatness of an suv? is it to carry cargo... or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the mercedes-benz suv family. greatness comes in many forms. lease the glc 300 for just $479 a month at the mercedes-benz spring even

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[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 407. the nays are 23. voting present one. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to house resolution 172 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 1. will the gentleman from california, mr. peters, kindly take the chair. r. peters. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 1 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to extend americans' access to the ballot box, reduce the influence of big money in politics and strengthen e

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what today's trump inc podcast discovered is even those accomplishments were over sold.lopment as never been completed. the mall in north dakota was never built. they did create this nice imaging of it and the building in new york city, well, here is what happened when two reporters went to that building. >> they asked to talk with the super, david whose been there since the early '90s. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> hands are cold. >> property records she he owned it for a year, bout it cash, took out financing and sold it for a 23% profit. during that year they didn't make any major improvements onnon the building and he never met rosov but did meet another russian speaker during the deal. >> felix sater. >> yeah. >> felix sater, his name shows up on the sale documents as an authorized significant tor atur >> this builder appears to have owned for a year and felix sater was the only guy who went there or signed paperwork? that's what the developer is holding out as a qualifications to build trump tower moscow as the tallest building in europe because of course, apparently

before, the tricky thing there is, there is a trade-off over decarbonize inc. over arbonizing decade. where we are spending our money and the practical ability to change the infrastructure, it is not a decade-long process. it is longer than that. one thing we reacted to and part >> you can find this and all of our "washington journal" segments online at c-span.org. as we take you live now to the u.s. house. today debating bills dealing with radioactive waist and a measure on energy efficiency in schools. watching live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. eternal god we give you thanks for giving us another day. bless the members of this assembly and us all that we would be worthy of the call we have been given as americans to nurture and guarantee democratic freedoms to all who dwell in our great nation. help us all to be truly thankful and appropriately generous in our response. give each member the wisdom, patience, and perseveranc

like nigel farage who is not sitting up parliament you have eight cottage industry of nigel farage inct sense of he would much ratherjust be able to feel aggrieved and angry the rest of time that was not delivered properly. he said tonight that he is caring for a european election campaign because he thinks he will be, that they will have to ta ke he will be, that they will have to take part in. we have not left and it will be on the basis of them stealing brexit. the problem is it assumes rational actors

asked that he's unsure to what degree of any the parent company of the national inquirer american media inc was aware of the details but what he does say is that both he and bezos dymov well last to say publicly that the original story had not relied on electronic eavesdropping or on hucking and again both men refused to do that so why would the saudis be interested in what's on jeff bezos is for. well this is where it really does become a bit of a spy thriller because jeff bezos not only owns amazon but he also owns the washington post and who what for the washington post but the sound journalists come out because shocks cheney and you will remember that almost six months ago he was murdered in the sound consulate in turkey and now the washington post covered that story extensively as did dave w a but they made that many reports linking the sound a crown prince mohammed bin solomon to the killing now sanjay arabia has always denied that there was any link a bit american officials have said that mr coo shop she is murder would have needed prints mohammed's support for that to happen and so

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like nigel farage who is not sitting up parliament you have eight cottage industry of nigel farage inceans campaigning for brexit. so for him there's that sense of he would much ratherjust be able to feel aggrieved and angry the rest of time that was not delivered properly. he said tonight that he is caring for a european election campaign because he thinks he will be, that they will have to ta ke he will be, that they will have to take part in. we have not left and it will be on the basis of them stealing brexit. the problem is it assumes rational actors in this and the last six months if not three years have taught us as it has taught us there's not enough rational actors in our political system. basically the uk, it's such a mess, so system. basically the uk, it's such a mess, so depressing, the uk legally required still despite this vote to leave in march 29. it's still the law that we leave their but it's now almost certain that we won't do that so in order to do that we have to extend and the choices are looking like a quick extension if we have backed the meaningful vote that go

i just inc. is not going to go anywhere. >> we will play something from alan or schlitz.oke with him earlier about this issue of the special counsel leaving this on the table for the attorney general to decide. here's what he had to say. >> i think they do a good job of deep politicizing, at least on the collusion, conspiracy, russian interference, but i think they did an abysmal job on the obstruction of justice. we are entitled to a yes or no decision, not some law school essay on what arguments there are on both sides of the decision. that was a serious mistake. >> finally what you make of that. they felt it was kind of like a copout that the special counsel put out there but did not make the decision. >> i personally, i had no issue. i understand what they're saying about it, but in the end, this was a very political question more than anything else, whether or not the president's behavior, things were in the scope of his authority, whether he should've used it or not, ultimately going to congress and the special counsel decided i'm not going to place myself as the un

understand how radical, inc. about this. kaepernick, when he disrespects the flag, they embrace cuomo, when he said america was never that great. and they also embraced maxine waters when she says go out and arrest anybody who supports the president. remember that ranch she did? get in their face. this is how radical they are. and in the position, green new deal, 70% marginal tax rate, think about immigration alone. just on immigration. congressman said abolished i.c.e. pelosi said loss or immoral. you said the leader of their party in the last presidential campaign says she was a borderless hemisphere. the person who gave the response, after the president's amazing speech, the person who gave the response, abram says, she is okay with noncitizens voting. they take those radical positions up against the record of our president and his leadership, it will be no contest. the american people are smart, they like this idea that you get to set goals in this country and go chase him down into good things for you and your family. t

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vicky ward of kushner, inc. welcome. you've had a busy week. we have to start with the pushback.se is pushing back hard. jared's office is calling it a work of fiction. i know you spoke to 200 people. we are in a tricky anonymous sources place. there are anonymous source who are whistleblowers and sources who are marginlized gossip. i thought oh, it's just fiction i want to go through points. in the book you say when jared met with a chinese insurance company, he did not notify senior transition officials like bannon, priebus or cohen. here's the thing that, dinner was november 16th, 2016. >> yes. >> on that date, gary cohn was an employee of goldman sachs. he hadn't even met with president trump or his team. he didn't know jared. why would jared kushner notify gary cohn who i spoke to and gary said this isn't true. >> no, it is true. >> i spoke to -- >> i understand what you're say. let me explain the chronology here. gary cohn didn't come into the transition till much later. what i say in the book is that when news of the anbang meeting, no one knew about it till "the new york

. >>> the president will outline a des anded plan and it inc request for border wall money. now.ws 4 today start >> it is just about 4:00 a.m. on this monday, march 11th. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we're a little sleepyfter springing forward. we're here for you this morning. >> melissa mollet is keeping an eye on the roads. chuck belt with he has our first forecast. >> good morning, aaron. welcome back fromon vaca monday morning, nice and quiet weather. high pressure is building on . we may get three or four dry days in a row. we'll barely know what to do with ourselves. but we are dealing with cloudiness, first thing around. no chances for rain. u can leave the umbrellas at home the next few days. once the cloud leave us, it will turn into a pleasant day to be outside. the cold air hasn't settled in. we're in the 40s and 50sth heren monday morning. not cold at all. afternoon temperatures will get back up in the low 60s for most. probably somewhere around 3:00 in the afternoon. it will be on the breezy to blustery side, as that colder air

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and when she goes into the work ince as an educator massachusetts in the 1830's and 1840's, one of the first things comes up against is pay inequality. one of the best quotes at our we have aashington, mug with this quote on it, that "i may sometimes work for free will never do a man's work for less than a man's pay." 1830's. that in the inequalityiencing between the sexting that she -- will deal with for the rest of her life. in education, she will never escape it. she will be a well respected educator in massachusetts. someill go and get graduate studies at a teaching college in new york where she a social to grow network that is going to be very helpful for her later on in her transitions to a career as a humanitarian. after getting the graduate movess in new york, she to a small town in new jersey, called1850's, bordentown. now, comparing massachusetts education to new jersey is apples and oranges in the early 19th century. progressives, very public education system. new jersey did not have that. schools thatsmall barton starts in early 1850's in bordentown is one of the first free

the book is called "kushner inc." and comes out next week.reports the book says the president wanted square and ivanka out. cnn political analyst maggie haberman shares the byline on the story, she's read the book and she joins us on the phone. maggie, many of the details in this book certainly seem to be in line with what you've reported before in terms of the president's mixed feelings about his daughter and son-in-law working at the white house. >> anderson, that's right. you know, we reported many, many months ago that john kelly, who was then the chief of staff, was asked by the president to try to somehow expedite the move of his adult children, of jared kushner and ivanka trump, back to new york city where they were from. the president denied this to both of them, according to our reporting after we reported it, and people close to them told us that, no, that could not be true, what we were reporting was wrong. it wasn't wrong then and it's clearly based on the reporting of this vicky ward book and not wrong now. it highlights again th

when iraqis voted for the first time, they dipped their fingers in inc. -- ink and rather than hiding those fingers for fear of reprisal, they held them high walking through the streets. what they were saying was that for the first time in their lives their opinion mattered. their vote counted. it's the most fundamental requirement of a democracy. today we know that this basic right has never been truly guaranteed here at home. mr. moulton: our ehe lections are not free when americans must choose between providing for their families or casting a vote. our elections are not fair with gerrymandering makes some votes count more than others. our people do not have a voice when they are turned away by voter i.d. laws that make it easier to buy a gun than cast a vote. h.r. 1 changes that. taking a stand against citizens united, resolving to end gerrymandering, and making it far easier for americans to vote. i believe that america, however imperfect, is the greatest democracy on earth. h.r. 1 finally makes us act hat way. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minn

and it makes me think that there is an apparatus, a jared and ivanka inch ivanka inc.ton, the likes of which i've never seen before. they have a spokesperson outside the white house. they had a pr person inside the white house. >> right. >> they had a chief of staff inside the white house. such an unusual machinery. >> and really off-putting machinery, all their -- and very against the spirit of what it's meant to be in government. you're supposed to go in government to serve. you're supposed to divest yourself of everything else, of all stocks and shares, any assets, you go and you don't expect to make much money for a while and serve. you're not supposed to hang on to most of your assets and cocoon yourself with our own pr people, you know, lawyer who's got his own pr person, chief of staff. i mean, it's one rule for them and, you know, and one rule for everyone else. it's -- it's so unamerican. and it's so wrong. >> where does this end, do you think? >> interesting. so i sort of say in the book as i, in the epilog, we're at a crossroads. and it's going to go one of

in the latest edition of their "trump inc."ey go through this letter first obtained by buzzfeed news in which the russian developer that felix sater recruited to build trump tower moscow pitched himself to michael cohen. cohen testified he was keeping his boss, donald trump, apprised of all these developments. in this letter, the developer andre rosav describes his qualifications, his current projects, a giant mall in north dakota and an office building in new york city. maybe not the resume of someone prepared to build a giant moscow skyscraper, but okay. but what today's trump inc. podcast discovered is that each those accomplishments were oversold. the suburban development in russia has never been completed. the mall in north dakota was never built, though they did create this nice artistic imagining of it. the building in new york city, well, here's what happened when two propublica reporters went to that building. >> they asked to talk with the super, david, who has been there since the early '90s. >> oh, hi. nice to meet

"kushner inc.: greed, ambition, corruption, the extraordinary story of jared kushner and ivanka trumphe author has now completed the trifecta of "morning joe" all the way through nicolle wallace's broadcast and she's gone up and stayed up until 11:45 eastern time with us. vicky ward, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, two of our returning veterans are with us to talk about what just happened today and what it is we all seem to be waiting for as early as tomorrow. when we come back. >>> after all we've been through, and we're just talking about today, at this point we just wanted to talk about things with to smart people. so we're happy to welcome back to our broadcast tonight tim o'brian, executive editor at bloomberg opinion. also happens to be author of "trump nation: the art of being the donald." and michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee, former lieutenant governor of the great state of maryland. gentlemen, welcome to you both. tim, what donald trump qualities that you are familiar with, that you have written about, were on display in the

i think there has been a real change in the nature of the discussions that have taken ince in paris at moment, much more funnamental change in the international tax system that our countries have been willing to think about before, and really, the direction of that changes reflected in the proposals today. placeactually moving the of taxation, where are we going to tax google's profits? the place they make their sales, because those sales are relatively immobile. if people want to use a google a rideengine or buy from uber, they are e not oingo change where they are. it gives an opportunity for counnries to tax the profits. i think there ss kind of a slow move towards the realization that this is quite a good way of actually taxing profits. what we see today is a side issue in a sense that if we move in the same direction, it would be better if we could actually s, proffssor michael davavro thank you for joining us. wewe will keep talalkinn aboboue a slslashed its growth forecastn for major r european economies. in its latest forecast, the organization preeicted significantly lower gro

rain in sports intent of an inc other areas. in the redwood estate tomorrow, over an inch. so we're tracking a good amount of rainfall and that wind advisory is in place. what we'll do for the next hour block, 5:45 we'll head up to the summit in the mountains and i guarantee you i won't be able to use the handy dandy umbrella. kari, back to you. >> try to stay dry. so we are going to have to deal with some gusty winds and also the wind advisory that continues until 4:00 today. this is mostly for the hills. so as she heads up to the summit, she may have more of an impact with the gusty winds and the santa cruz mountains, also for parts of the east bay hills and the north bay hills. after this, we are going to see the rain winding down some colder air moving in. and that's as the cold front passes by. it's going to give us a little bit of a break on friday. we will still have a slight chance of rain in the forecast on saturday. don't forget to set our clocks forward early on sunday morning. then early next week, it looks like we'll catch a break be drier weather moving in. sc

claiming the government created aids and is behind the movie "monster's inc." part of the plan collects children's blood to give government a more youthful look. >> anyone can publish anything. it creates some amazing opportunities. but it means toxic stuff can get out there. >> the book is getting five star reviews. including several from people who admit they haven't read it. the algorithm seems to reward that pushing the book up the bestseller list, and in effect promoting baseless conspiracy theories. the issue of misinformation has in anti-vaccination videos. facebook exploring ways to handle conspiracy content. >> this kind of conspiracy theory emotional stuff. it's pretty irresistible to a huge swath of people. and that is how a lot of these companies make money. >> reporter: amazon hasn't responded to nbc news's request for comment and wouldn't give specifics on how the algorithm works. for now, the unfounded and dangerous conspiracy theories lifted from the dark web, one of amazon's best selling books. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> i want to show you so