jack daniels is suing their competitors.tle that is brewing. >> reporter: just one whiskey maker, loan whiskey, jack daniels is suing the trademark infringement lawsuit not because of names but how similar the bottles look. jack claims the design, the neck wrap closure and archuleta ring is very similar, it quotemac dilutes its product, the makers of this whiskey, they are asking to put the bottle next to jack daniels in an effort maybe to confuse consumers, get people to buy their brand over jack daniels. we will see what happens, no comment from either whiskey brand. >> this is exciting, disney doing tv for twitter. >> announced, disney, nbc, universal and viacom working on live video for twitter, twitter really wants to be an online destination for live video. and other platforms like facebook, also making a push at live stream video as well. heather: you could watch an entire show, sports, other news programs, this is how they would get you to twitter to see all of that. >> reporter: the competition between social media

gerri: tennessee whiskey maker jack daniels followed a lawsuit over the shape of its bottle. we will explain. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 501 am in new york. tuesday, may 1st. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. transcriptase they've gotten may first tend to talk about. things are getting a little brighter. gerri: and yet you have your boots on. cheryl: got a good sign. the trump administration extending deal in aluminum tariff exemption for the european union, for canada and for mexico for another month. they now have until june 1st to reach agreements with the united states to avoid the terrorists. cheryl: on trade gerri: meanwhile permanent exemption to brazil, argentina and australia. the details of the deals with those countries so they finally shortly. south korea was given a permanent exemption is part of a revision of a free trade agreement. cheryl: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu claiming iran covered up its nuclear weapons program before signing a deal in 2015. secretary of state mike pompeo issuing a statement sayin

there was a little jack daniels contributing to that. all of a sudden, it got quiet. and i looked and there was emily standing in the door, my wife. and she said to me, that's what you think. i said what do you mean, that's what you think? that is how we met when you brought that hamburger to the jail. and then she told me the rest of the story. she said that one day she was standing in her dorm window along with her roommate and she saw me walking across the campus with a young lady i was dating at the time. and she told her roommate, they did not make a good couple. he is going to be my husband. she laid out her plan. so what i thought was a chance meeting i found out on our 10th wedding anniversary that i had been being stalked. so she put a plan together and it worked, so guys, no matter what you may think, sit down sometimes and get the real story on how you got reigned in. >> you thought you were only going to get policy advice today. we've got the full gamut. >> thank you. >>> cspan's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you

. -- all of a sudden i'm just i wasn't -- there was little jack daniels contributing to that. [laughter] so all of a sudden it got quiet. and i look and there was emily standing in the door, my wife. and she said to me, that's what you think. [laughter] i said, what do you mean that's how you think? that's how we met when you brought that hamburger to the jail. then she told me the rest of the story. she said that one day she was standing in her dormitory window along with her roommate and she saw me walking across the campus with the young lady i was dating at the time. and she told her roommate, they do not make a good couple. he is going to be my husband.

greg: so do i print my service animal is a jack daniel. [laughter] >> listen, why does it bother you if i have a teacup poodle that i can pet the puts me at ease. tyrus: go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. >> why though? tyrus: i would love to chime in right now. >> why? why? tyrus: i fly every week. i bring my big ass on a plane too small to meet every week for the job. for a month straight i had the same sensitive anxiety person with this teacup -- it was like a hamster with dog benefits. [laughter] and this thing every time she would fall asleep and this little [bleep] would crawl my lap and look at me with these eyes and my ginger ale in the hand and i would like this [bleep] and then the lady wakes up and he likes you. what if my anxiety is that customer. >> i could answer that. [cheering and applause] greg: it's a good point. tyrus: it's not but i'm just saying. >> if you're allergic to cats of the person with the kat is next to you you get off the plane because at this point the kat supersedes your rights. this is not -- i love that you w

suburban, brown-forman makes jack daniel's whiskey, that was lower.anada saying it's going to read to halle dollar for dollar, more than $15 billion worth of tariffs against numerous u.s. products including american playing cards, felt tip pens, to whatever american goods they want to buy, they will have to pay more as of midnight tonight. >> bret: is there any silver lining in the markets? >> for investors who own steel and aluminum stocks, those two general group's closing higher, some big movers, but the larger next big economic related question is, what are these tariffs on canadian and mexican steel and aluminum mean for nafta negotiations. wilbur ross seemed pretty calm about the negotiations, but goldman sachs put out a note saying it is less likely for the three countries to revamp the three party trade agreement. most economists prior to today were somewhat hopeful for progress with the auto sector, but now they say that is off the table. >> bret: we will watch that one, deidre, thank you. we have some spectacular new video to show you from h

phil: so somebody got in your homeroom and drank two bottles of jack daniels. >> i'll take a lie detectore. >> when you get perfect, call me. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: today will be a changing day in your life. >> five, four - >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you. [cheers & applause]

and all of a sudden i'm just waxing eloquently, i wasn't -- you know, there was a little jack daniels contributing to that. so all of a sudden it got quiet and i looked and there was evelyn standing in the door, my wife. and she said to me, that's what you think. i said what do you mean that's what i think? that is how we met when you brought that hamburger to the jail. then she told me the rest of the story. she said that one day she was standing in her dormitory window along with her roommate and she saw me walking across the campus with the young lady i was dating at the time. she told her roommate, they do not make a good couple. he is going to be my husband. and she laid out her plan. so what i thought was a chance meeting i found out on our 10th wedding anniversary that i had been being stalked for weeks. so she put her plan together and it worked. so guys, no matter what you may think, sit down some time and get the real story of how you got reigned in. >> and you thought you were only going to get policy advice today, huh? we're getting the full gamut. ladies and gentlemen, wi

-- all of a sudden i'm just i wasn't -- there was little jack daniels contributing to that. [laughter] so all of a sudden it got quiet. and i look and there was emily standing in the door, my wife. and she said to me, that's what you think. [laughter] i said, what do you mean that's how you think? that's how we met when you brought that hamburger to the jail. then she told me the rest of the story. she said that one day she was standing in her dormitory window along with her roommate and she saw me walking across the campus with the young lady i was dating at the time. and she told her roommate, they do not make a good couple. he is going to be my husband. [laughter] she laid out her plan. so what i thought was a chance meeting i find out on our 10th -- >> all of this discussion available online. search james clyburn at c-span.org. we will leave this now. the u.s. gaveling back. father . chaplain conroy: let us pray. we give you thanks, o god, for giving us another day. during this week, the national defense authorization act is being debated on the floor of the house. may a

. -- a little jack daniels contributed to that. i looked in. there was my wife standing in the door. me, "that's what you think." that is how we met. when you brought that hamburger. then she told me the rest of the story. one day, she was there along with her roommate, and saw me walking across the campus with the young lady was dating at the time. she told her roommate they do not make a good couple. he's going to be my husband. she laid out her plan. meeting, with a chance i found out that i had been stalked. she put a plan together in the works. guys, no matter what you may think, sometimes you get the real story. >> you thought you would only get policy advice today. the full gamut. ladies and gentlemen, help me thanks the congressman. >> thank you. [applause] clugston i pronounce the profitably? of the house financial services committee, a leading republican voice on financial services issues, monetary policy, as well as ensuring congressional oversight for federal regulators. lawmaker oftate minnesota, former candidate for governor. medi

there was a little jack daniels contributing to that. all of a sudden, it got quiet. and i looked and there was emily standing in the door, my wife. and she said to me, that's what you think. i said what do you mean, that's what you think? that is how we met when you brought that hamburger to the jail. and then she told me the rest of the story. she said that one day she was standing in her dorm window along with her roommate and she saw me walking across the campus with a young lady i was dating at the time. and she told her roommate, they did not make a good couple. he is going to be my husband. she laid out her plan. so what i thought was a chance meeting i found out on our 10th wedding anniversary that i had been being stalked. so she put a plan together and it worked, so guys, no matter what you may think, sit down sometimes and get the real story on how you got reigned in. >> you thought you were only going to get policy advice today. we've got the full gamut. >> thank you. >>> cspan's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you

daniels? back with me to discuss, caroline pelisi, jack flynn and walter schaub. needs to do. >> so what he needs to do is disclose all liabilities that exceeded $10,000 at any point last year. now, in the report that he filed in june last year, he omitted any debt to michael cohen. if he did that knowingly and willingly, that's a crime. if he does it again, that's another crime. they denied that he knew it. the president stood on air force i and said, i didn't know about the payment, and rudy giuliani in one of the versions of the stories that he told said the president didn't know. i find it pretty i mplausible that he was repaying a debt he didn't know about, but in any case, there is no denying he knows about it now. and though they try to muddy the water in several different ways, there's no doubt this debt to cohen is reportable. if he reports a debt to cohen that's much larger than $130,000, that would suggest there are other payments we don't know about. he's already left that one payment, and maybe there are more payments, and that's what we need to find

. >> we're talking about a shell company set up to pay stormy daniels, but were later paid into by several corporations. jack, what is your thinking on that? >> i have to think the way phill does, the who and the why. to me, the why is a lot easier. this is michael cohen, a guy whose legal skills have been cast in some considerable doubt reasonable. why would somebody be paying him, anybody, an american company, somebody from russia, they're paying him for access to the president. they're paying him for information that will help them influence the united states policy on things like sanctions, iran and other things in which they have a big big stake. i don't think there's any doubt about that. i'm not here saying any of this is illegal at this moment. it is very confusing. but as confused as many of us may be, you can be sure rob mueller and his team are not so confused. i think that, you're going to see a lot of people -- if this is legal calling for reform of the foreign agents registration act, provisions that allow things like this to happen. >> you're leading me to my next question. again, there's no i

jack keane who joins me. he was here beforehand. this is not about stormy danielsgeneral, so i will ask you something about a woman we want to talk about. gina haspel. sarah sanders opened up briefing talking about her. she is the president's nominee to be the new director of the c.i.a. her hearing is next week and it is expected to be quite controversial. even though she has widespread support across multiple administrations, republicans and democrats. yet, what do you think she will go through next week? >> well, frankly, she is going to go through some very tough questioning to be sure. i will tell you, i will underscore what you just said. i have spoken to many people here about her in the central intelligence agency and those that work around it like the united states military. her support among her peers and subordinates and superiors is universal. there is no negative comment about her. so that is really quite remarkable. she was executing a directive and she was executing something that was found to be legal as she oversaw wearedboarding taking place -- wat

. >> jack, the news of the day, "the new york times" reporting that president trump knew of the payment to stormy danielsey, michael co hen, months before denying it. he casually lied to the american people about what he knew. how does he then try to come up with a story that the american people should believe on this point on about this, or anything for that matter? >> remember the source. "new york times" has not exactly gone out of its way to be accurate on president trump. >> okay. hold on. >> "the new york times" -- >> let's take "the new york times" out of the equation, if that's what you're going to use. the president said -- let me finish this question. the president said on air force one he knew nothing about the payment to stormy daniels, did not know where michael cohen got the money and then tweeted out this week this lawyered up statement about having reimbursed him through these retainer payments of $35,000 a month. we can take "the new york times" out of t the president did, indeed, tell something to the american people that was not true by using just his own statements. >> well, victor, o

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. >> if you're saying we lead with soybeans over stormy daniels that is a dicey one. jack, already if we're getting into fighting positions the chinese, the president is sending his entire economic super action heroes here. it kind of does have a feeling yeah, we're here. china says, yeah, we see you here but you're not going to get what you think you're going to get. >> first of all this is why you're the anchor and he's not. neil: thank you. employee with the cosmetic stuff. >> here is what i say, i as you know am not a fan of the trump tactics and i am a fan of free trade but all of that said, i'm not worried yet because look, what you do -- neil: because the chinese don't practice it. >> you're absolutely right. you're absolutely right. neil: the president's alternative strategy might enthrall the enthusiasts but he is absolutely right -- >> tactically, not strategically. the key pound you underpromise and overdeliver. so every one is talking tough right now. and if this were conventional thing, they would be really downplaying it and come out with a good deal. we may

daniels case. >> so laura, let's talk about that. did you want to say something? >> don, i -- yeah. i wanted to just pick up on what jackioned. the other part of what rudy did that undermined his client's position is that he made his own client as well as himself a likely witness in connection with the cohen investigation because the explanation that rudy gave is inconsistent with the public story that cohen has been giving about how the stormy daniels deal was done. and if cohen has said anything like that to the fbi, then both rudy and his own client, the president, would be offering contradictory and inculpatory evidence against michael cohen. >> cohen said he had not -- initially he had not been reimbursed. laura, listen, giuliani's explanation also contradicts the president himself who said comey told him on three separate investigations that he was not under investigation. comey confirmed that. so this not under investigation is somehow different than not being a target of the investigation? >> well, it is. semantics is more than the issue here. if you're a target, it means there's likely evidence that links you t

daniels falsely aulacks her trutness. she said mr. trump lied by that her claim of being threatened was a total con job. mr. trump nied an affair. strd from jack the ripper waslt ass an option, it was sent in 1888, the year of five confirmed murders, with two more to come. myanmar's leader aung san suu kyi met with the un's secretary council envoys to discuss the fate of 700,000 rohingya refugees who fled to bangladesh. ms. suu kyi pledged to investigate any credible claime of abuse by anmar military. that is according to diplomats of the meeting, but earlier at a visit to the migrant camps in bangladesh, the delegation was surrounded by people begging for help. rebecca lee rerts. rebecca: abandoned, afraid, and with uncertain futures, these rohingya women broke down and pleaded for help as they shared their stories with members of the un security council visiting the refugee camp. >> the delegation came yesterday. ey've seen our sorrows. we want their support so that we can get justice from the torture and if wee military, get back out property and land, we want justice.. otherwise, we will not go there. rebecca: rape, murder, and arso attack

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jacked. >> they even have programs in jail where you can get a real law degree. >> the self proclaimed fixer now sits in the red hot core of two of president trump's biggest problems, stormy danielsfrom a russian only oligarch, the news was a true bombshell. >> a raid on the manhattan offices of president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, seizing records after getting a referral from the special counsel's office. >> many legal experts are saying that those kinds of issues wouldn't have been investigationed if not for stormy daniels. and allegedly seeking payments from foreign governments, the kind of pay for play, that can break the law without the right registration which donald trump campaigned against. >> it's called pay for play. >> pay for play corruption. >> pay for play. >> or play for play. >> it's pay for play which is illegal, 100%. >> i'm joined now by randall alias, a former prosecutor, michael coast is in serious legal jeopardy. and a player in his own rite in politics in the land of donald trump and michael cohen, new york. rand let's start with you, who knows how these things work. this wasn't just any aid to donald trump? >> no, he was his guy that would rea

jack keane thank you for joining us on a business day. next up, shepard smith. >> shepard: rudy throws a wrench in the president's stories. from the hush money payment, to the porn star, stormy daniels, the firing of james comey and the possible sit-down interview with president trump and the special counsel, robert mueller, new explanations and new concerns by a white house staff said to have been floored by what rudy guliani revealed. details ahead. first, the story of the president and the porn star. this is not about an affair. it's about whether money paid amounted to a crime under campaign finance laws. that's the question. remember,president trump said he knew nothing about any payments. counselor guliani revealed to hannity that he paid michael cohen for giving $130,000 in hush money to stormy daniels. in a series of tweets this morning, president trump wrote that he paid michael cohen through a monthly retainer adding the money didn't come from campaign funds. the president went on to call nondisclosure agreements like the one that stormy daniels signed among those of people with wealth. and stormy daniels said the agreement was used to stop the false accusations made by he