jared kushner's parents is a holocaust survivors.t and hiding out from the nazis. after they fled the soviet union. they were stuck stateless. the struck upon the idea where jared kushner's grandfather would take on his father-in-l father-in-law's name. he changed his name to joe kushner and taking on the role of his father-in-law's son. he and his family were able to immigrate to america. why is that on the topic of immigration of what jared kushner had become? >> they lost everything in the holocaust. they had no property or documents or nothing. they had nowhere to go. why it is jermaine because they did what they had to do for their family to thrive. their grandson is one of the most powerful people in the united states in the administration where immigration is being restricted and refugeed to historic lows. >> how unlikely in life is it that jared kushner had such an incredible proximity to the president of the united states and incredible power of a lot of which have been for undocumented. he's someone when you think about it

later on today, evans really will be talking to jared kushner -- kevin cirilli will be talking to jared kushner. coming up, 3m is cutting jobs. we will talk with ceo mike roman. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. 3m announced its fourth-quarter earnings, and although it met expectations on revenue and exceeded expectations on earnings-per-share, the stock after revealing it had received a grand jury subpoena in an environmental probe and announced it will cut jobs good for more we welcome mike roman, the ceo 3m. before we get to those things like environmental things, let's talk about your basic business. where is your basic business in terms of organic growth? mike: our businesses did deliver a solid q4 in line with expectations. our growth in the range of our guidance and our earnings-per-share were underlying etf at the high end of our guidance. we delivered another solid performance in margin and a record $5.4 billion in cash flow. it's those -- it shows we are in the face of difficult

"time" magazine sat down with jared kushner for a rare interview just as his father-in-law's impeachment trial is about to get under way. the new book they're talking about right there is "american oligarchs -- the kushners, the trumps and the marriage of money and power." its author is with us tonight. andrea bernstein is a veteran journalist and co-host of the podcast, conveniently, trump inc produced by wnyc public radio here in new york. it's so interesting that that puts the story in this book into circulation. tell the immigration story of the kushners. why it's germane to who he's become and would he ever have been the organic job choice for the role he's in? >> so jared kushner's grandparents were holocaust survivors. and they survived nazi germany, living some of the time in the forest in poland camping ourkts hiding out from the nazis. they fled the soviet union, which it was then, and ended up in italy in a displaced persons camp. could not get a visa to the united states or anywhere. they were stuck stateless. they struck upon this idea where jared kushner's grandfather would

i did spend a lot of time getting the stuff i felt from jared kushner. he is a very inning medic mysterious guy. host: at first he right jared kushner would not let me record our interviews, forcing me to rely on notes, but his stories were the biggest of all pulled from his georgetown home or pulled from his office squeezed between the oval office and the chief of staff suite in the rarefied west hallway. every story was patiently waiting. my young team was impressed. we are now actually interviewing spider-man. what was most worth waiting for? guest: there are so many. he said to me, i told my father-in-law russian collusion is the perfect scandal for you, because it is so far-fetched and you are so provably innocent. if they had created some scandal over casinos in atlantic city or building in new york city with building permits the public could have been confused and it could have worked, but they chose russian collusion. perfect. he also said russian collusion was a great diversion because he felt they could not have turned around the economy if the

will have more from her interview with jared kushner, coming up next. -- from our interview with jared, coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: just to recap the earnings bonanza we got in the last 30 minutes, apple trading at a record high after second-quarter revenue forecast topped analyst estimates. starbucks pulling back a little bit, even though it had a beat on the top line and the bottom line. it is closing more than half its stores in china over the coronavirus, that perhaps threatening its sales outlook. it kept its full-year outlook unchanged, but that excludes the virus. estimates, but it is simply not good enough. let's switch gears because president trump unveiled his plan for middle east peace at the white house today. the proposal keeps jerusalem as the israeli capital and offers a path to a two-state solution. the palestinians have already rejected the plan. jared kushner sat down with kevin cirilli to discuss the policy. >> president trump has shown the israeli people that he cares about their issues and security. it's only because president trump has been such

t trump'sis president son-in-law jared kushner speaking on cnn. >> i come from a real estate background. it was a very difficult to draw these lines and get a map when you could have continuity to a palestinian state. this is because of something that we developed. this is something we inherited, the situtuation where israel continues to grow and grow. the president secured israel agreed to stop for four years to give the palestinians a last chance to finally have a state. amy: professor, your response? put it in the context. thise has to look at ludicrous plan, 181 pages come and look at the map and see either jareded kushner is blindr he is a liar. there is no contiguity for the palestinian -- so-called palestinian state. there were five or six times separated by territory which is part of a plan that goes back to him as the beginning of the occupation to top of the west bank so there can be no palestinian state, so there can be no contiguity. if he can't see that or is lying to the people on cnn, that is his problem. we should not be taken in. i suggest everybody have a quick look at

but trump said this time would be different, because he said this time the plan was created by jared kushnernior presidential adviser and participation trophy husband. ( laughter ) and according to jared, it's the greatest deal of all time. >> what we saw yesterday was israel take a giant step towards peace, and it was an accomplishment that only president trump could have delivered on. if you look at the original proposal, the arab peace initiative. that was an eight-line proposal. it was a god-faith proposal. past proposals have been two to three pages. this is an over-80-page proposal with a map, never been done before. >> trevor: yeah, that's right. this plan had the one thing all previous plans lacked, lots of paper. ( laughter ) kushner is like, "i spent two hours at kinko's, so, yeah, it's a good plan." and just because you draw a picture of something you want doesn't mean you're going to get it. he's like, "we've got a map. it doesn't mean you'll get that map. i once drew a picture of myself riding a horse. did i get a horse? no, i got a monkey. good news, you can actually ride a mon

pulling behind pete buttigieg, anything can happen, he's going do send jared kushner i guess today inpaign off to respond to the mike bloomberg ad, not going to give the speech that someone wrote for him and may be a good thing but this is not going to go unnoticed from trump. >> it is not. trump has a glass jaw as we all know and we have to remember, too, i'm not a bloomberg fan but give credit where credit is due. in 2018 he spent $110 million to help take back the house. he used his resources to be helpful in a big way and this is what you are seeing but in a ten times more than that so i'll take it. if he is not going to be the nominee, because it is going to take everything democrats have to win. it is not going to be easy to beat donald trump. it really is not. >> i know democrats listen to you but i hope they take the bloomberg effort in that spirit. when we come back, the incredible shrinking policy portfolio of donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner who was once seemingly in charge of everything. that story next. searching for a way to help stop your cold sore? only abreva c

jared kushner should contact cyber security experts.uggests he messaged mohammed bin salman on whatsapp. the u.n. is assessing evidence that jeff bezos' phone was hacked. this.arabia denies the u.s. government plans to limit visas to pregnant women to stop a practice known as earth tourism, where some foreign nationals enter the u.s. to have children so they can become american citizens. pregnant women applying for visas could be required to prove they have a specific reason for travel such as a medical emergency. the most recent figures from 9003 hundredut children were born in the u.s. to mothers who lived overseas. the state department said it was challenging to provide exact numbers, but that ays. [music p playing]

so i think, i don't want to minimize the hard work that jared kushner has put into this plan, as we comb through the various elements of it, i think it is a very good starting point, i think to dismiss it out of hand, the palestinians, i think have a very weak bargaining position at this particular moment in time. i think it would be a mistake, i also think it is a mistake to have terrorist organizations running a large segment of your government in the gaza strip, there are just huge implacable obstacles to peace. >> which is why we probably have not seen it yet. i want to just do a quick scene setting, katie told us a few people in the room, you see secretary of state mike pompeo, also some of the president's legal team, we saw alan dershowitz there, the president of the united states, donald j. trump has just been introduced. they are introducing, obviously his presence here, we can hear, listen to that, "hail to the chief" is playing. that is benjamin netanyahu who is with him. the head of israel. and now, therefore the laying out of the middle east peace plan, they have been holding

everyone who walks down the hall to meet the president will walk by jared kushner's office. he has become trump's most loyal troubleshooter. the president trusts him and gives him some of his most important policy initiatives to try to drive through. >> jimmy: look at that note. "to jared, great job on mexico, thanks, dad." it's the kind of note you get when you write a book report about mexico and the teacher gives you a b-plus. jared has a bunch of framed notes from trump on the wall of his office. "jared, great job, thanks, donald trump." "to jared, great job, donald trump." this is a map of israel trump signed and wrote, "nice." and then this was a weird one. this i thought was a little strange. "your wife is hot." we'll wait and see what happens next. until then, it's thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week about whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> the american people are my teammates. and if there's one thing i will not permit, it is someone to run down the field and [ bleep ] my team

it looks like someone in the administration whether it's trump himself or jared kushner or ambassador david freeman or even secretary of state mike pompeo decided netanyahu as prime minister of israel was best for the trump administration. where does this leave netanyahu's rival head of the blue and white party? well, it leaves him in a very difficult position with few options am before this he was tacking to the right to steal some votes away from lee and netanyahu. any support essentially means throwing some support behind netanyahu and that is what he stood against. he was positioning himself as the replacement for netanyahu and now it seems he has few good options with just more than a month until the election. as for the palestinians, they're almost certain to reject any plan the americans put forward since that plan is likely to tick all of the israelis boxes and then some and very few if any of the palestinians boxes. >> oren, thank you very much for laying all that out for us. >>> next remembering an icon of journalism jim lehrer. i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the col

let's stay with that and talk about jared kushner.on-in-law and senior advisor to president trump. he was part of the policy discussion. >> president trump has built the capital with israel. he has shown the israeli people he cares about their security and it was only because president trump has been such a good partner and they trust him that he has been able to get israel to make historic compromises. this creates a framework for the palestinian leadership. i do not know if they will seize it or not. if they want to have a stake in all the things they have spoken about for years that they aspire for, it is time to come to the table. if you have issues, sit at the table, negotiate. if you do not like where the line is drawn, move the line. there is a lot of flexibility that can be had if they come to the table. >> a four-year implementation period for this plan? >> the palestinian people have been suffering for a long time, so the leadership calling for days of rage and doing all the things that they do, that's not helping their peop

ambassador kelly kraft, jared kushner, and ivanka, it's good to see you both!pplause ] it's good to see the unfailingly optimistic jason veenblatt, greenstein, burr cowits and the rest of your exceptional peace plan, mr. president. it's good to be here with the other distinguished ladies and gentlemen of your administration with senators and members of congress who are israel's greatest friends on capitol hill. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. >> with the ambassadors of the utighted arab emirates, what a pleasure to see you here and what a sign it pertains i was going to say of the future. what a sane it pertains of the present! [ applause ]what a sane it pert present! [ applause ]going to say of the what a sane it pertains of the present! [ applause ] to all of you and to the many distinguished -- other distinguished guests who are here today, this is a historic day. and it recalls another historic day. we remember may 14th, 1948 because on that date president truman became the first world leader to recognize the state of israel after our first prime ministe

[applause] and our sincerest appreciation to ambassador robert lighthizer and jared kushner and stevenuchin and all of these incredible people. [applause] for the job you have done. like i said, they said it couldn't be done. also to many members of congress who were key to getting the deal done, including senator grassley, where is chuck? he was brutal. he would call me, he would say, how is it going? how is it going? with chuck you just don't mess around. you said we'll get it done. don't worry. thank you, senator, very much. and pat roberts, martha mcsally, i want to if i could mention, because we do have incredible people that worked so hard, and senators, and maybe i'm being just nice to them because i want their vote, does that make sense? i don't want to leave anybody out. congressman, i already got your vote. 196-0. i think i have to mention some senators that are here. marsha blackburn, who has been -- where is marsha blackburn? marsha blackburn, great state of tennessee. roy blunt, thank you, roy. thank you, roy. john boozman, thank you, john. thank you very much. great job.

we hear all the details from jared kushner. is being very transparent about the coronavirus outbreak. kathleen: up next, apple surges in extended trade after reporting blowout numbers across the board. tim cook sees uncertainty amid the virus. he breaks down the results. this is bloomberg. ♪ juliette: markets reopen and investors continue to mold the economic dangers from the spreading coronavirus. our coanchor joins us from hong kong. why the reaction we are seeing today gekko david: there's an elegant -- element of catch-up. hong kong opening up today. you saw what happened with south korea. the other thing is, because hong kong was closed and mainland china is still closed, hong kong proxy nearest and obvious for traders to take their angst on for the mainland as well in terms of the virus. that's another thing that plays out as well. there's also the hong kong element to it. when you look at a lot of these travel restrictions and the government doesn't need to tell you to stay put, people are erring on the cautious size of

the president with his son-in-law and obviously adviser, jared kushner.ssentially having these discussions around that mar-a-lago resort. now, in that post, mccarthy really praises president trump. i want to say is that the feeling among lawmakers is divided. and it's dwig ee's divided amon lines. we saw a tweet from lindsey graham saying the price of killing and injuring americans has just gone up drastically if iranian aggression continues. if i worked at on iranian oil refinery, i would consider a new career. it is unclear who, if anyone, was briefed. we heard there's no congressional authority that was granted to do this. and a lot of concern, as we're really hearing from around the globe about the consequences of this action. take a look at this. this was tweeted out by the senator of connecticut, chris murphy, who said, did america just assassinate, without any congressional authorization, the second-most powerful person in iran, knowingly setting off a potential massive regional war? now, pelosi did send out a statement. she's speaker of the house

you see jared kushner, the president's son-in-law, along with the deputy press secretary posing in various parts around his resort. mccarthy praising the president and his actions. that's not across the board. there's a deep divide of u.s. lawmakers on how this went down. and it falls along party lines. republicans getting behind the president in full force. we heard from lindsey graham, who tweeted this -- price of killing and injuring americans has gone up drastically. if iranian aggression continues and i worked at an iranian oil refinery, i would think about a new career. unsurprisingly, democrats are on the other side of this. they say there's concern about the idea that nobody was really briefed in congress. not leadership. we haven't heard from -- we heard from schumer saying he had not been briefed. and there was clearly no congressional authorization for these acts. the other side is the consequences of this action. we heard from the senator from connecticut, chris murphy, who said, did america just assassinate without any congressional authorization the second-most powerful perso

byn, which has been overseen the president's son-in-law jared kushner is largely favorable to isisrael'sporter: donanald trump self-described deal of the century may finally unveil itself. pence: presisident trump is asked me to extxtend an invitation to prime minister netanyahu to come to the white house to discuss regional issues as well as peace. netanyahu's chief rival benny gantz is also invited. the details of the proposal kushner arejared unclear. there is speculation it will allow for is really y soverereiy over the jordan valley and the meanwhile reported that they would be undivided under is really control. launch of the plan has been delayed numerous times over the last two years. it's likely to face opposition from palestinian leader mahmoud abbas, and not ininvited to washington. a spokesman warned israel and the u.s. not to cross any red lines. government, the trump administration has avoided endorsing the two state solution, which envisions a palestinian state alongside israel. donald trump said all reports about the plan were purely speculative, but details would emerge

known as optimistic that palestine will hop on board the trump train but you have to give jared kushner trying and spit bowing the ball in this unorthodox solution. this dooley forest gump was able to sell criminal justice reform to a majority. now it see if he can sell sand in this desert. and that's the memo. ♪ ♪. kennedy: during today's event president trump released a new map is part of the proposal and take a look, it would recognize israeli settlements that already exist in the west bank for a four year freeze on new settlements if palestinians agree to the deal, it also calls for a 20-mile tunnel to connect the west bank and the gaza strip. but is there any chance to get the palestinians on board? joining me now human rights attorney who attended today's unveiling at the white house, brooke goldstein back from new york city. so what did you hear from the president that you have not heard from passive missed rations? >> you hit the nail on the head that has been touted as the deal of the century. but what really is new? what is new is there are so many more details to this peace p

in it you argue that jared kushner is the one overseeing strategy meetings inside the west wing plotting the president's defense. what can you tell us? >> here's what's going on. over the last few months there have been two camps fighting about the impeachment strategy in the white house, pat cippolone, white house general counsel who is arguing we have our team in place, let's keep it. don't need to bring in a lot of personalities to manage this, on the other side people are saying we really need to go mattresses on this, push back hard, let it stretch out. it advantage for us. pat cippolone was holding meetings in his office, mick mulvaney had separate meetings in his office, jared kushner said we need to come together, come up with a strategy, supported pat cippolone, brought some people in to go on conservative news channels and defend the president, but ultimately he started holding his own meetings at 8:15 where he brought everyone together and has decided look, we need to back up mcconnell in the senate, try to keep the trial as short as possible. we have been raising money in the

i thought the excerpt in the new yorker, how jared kushner came to be who he is, it is fascinating.shannon, how is the white house preparing for this trial? who will be acting as the president's lawyers? do we have any idea what sort of defense they'll be presenting? >> well, we know they've been working this think anding about it for a long time. the president hasn't announced an official white house defense team. our sources indicate fous white house counsel pat cipollone will be leading that and a number of the deputy white house counsels will be involved. we got an interesting look at the defense thinking from the senior administration official who spoke to reporters. they said they're planning to mount a fairly quick defense of the president. in their telling of that, they said it is because the articles are so thin that they don't think they need to carry out a long defense and they think this trial could take about two weeks as opposed to others who are expecting a three-week trial or possibly longer. it is thought by the state of union, february 4th, this impeachment trial w

o'brien, the new national security adviser, is close with jared kushner, is close with pompeo, is close with the president. esper is also a former classmate of pompeo's, so this is a group that's tight amongst each other and have the president's ear and don't -- unlike previous people who have held these jobs, aren't challenging him in the same way or are more going along and trying to enact what he wants. i wrote a story that was in today's paper about a voice that has been central to middle east policy since day one of this administration, jared kushner, the ubiquitous son-in-law who has been notably absent from anything to do with this iran strike from the -- whatever planning seat of the pants or not that went into it to the meetings in the situation room afterwards. he hasn't been there, and that's a sign. that would have been not the case in the first two years of this administration, especially when tillerson was the secretary of state. but now we see that jared's role in the middle east has receded as people who the president trusts more have taken on the actual official cabinet

jared kushner, ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's get back now to a developing story.n planning to hundreds of jobs across its consumer division. let's bring in michelle davis in new york. michelle, j.p. morgan signaled some years ago that it was going to start cutting and it has not really stopped, has it? who is affected, and are there more to come? behelle: we are going to seeing several hundred employees in the consumer bank. they will be notified that job cuts are coming. i understand that this is across divisions and businesses within the consumer banks. credit card business, the traditional bank deposit lending business, and it is going to be some back-office workers as well. we have seen jp morgan investing billions of dollars in technology. are these job losses a direct result of that? michelle: this is a trend we have seen across banking, as you probably remember last year. the banking industry announced around 77,000 job cuts across the industry and a lot of that did have to do with developments in technology and the ability to replace branch workers or to a

the white house is not going to be able to dismiss this entirely because there are reports that jared kushnernd senior adviser at the white house, himself engaged in whats app texting with mbs there will be some concern on the part of the security forces at the white house that there may have been a similar attempt on jared kushner they'll want to examine that as best they can. no indication from the xwhous that anything like that has happened but of course when you see mbs hacking prominent people, you'll want to look at it at the white house as well. >> thank you, eamon javers markets back in sell mode. the world. >>> markets back in sell mode. below 29k. "squawk alley" is back in a few moments. more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks

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along with them, we have the exceptional jared kushner. where is varied?at job, jared he worked hard he left a beautiful, nice, very prosperous real estate business and came here, and i can tell you, that was harder -- this is harder than real estate in new york isn't it, jared? but you've done a fantastic job. you don't get people like that so, thank you very much. ivanka, nice to have you here. thank you. also somebody i've heard for 35 years. the voice just -- a great gentleman, a friend of mine but a great gentleman. we brought him in and he has been outstanding the only problem is, he doesn't like going on television very much a little bit shy about that. larry kudlow where is larry [ applause ] >> where is larry? we had a day where the market went down $1 trillion. think of that. in other words, it was one of those few days, because we've had 141 days where we hit all-time highs and we just broke, as you know, we just broke the 29,000 mark on the dow just now as we're walking in market is up substantially today. but larry kudlow went out on to the be

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weep just saw senior adviser to the president and his son-in-law jared kushner. we saw elaine chao a few moments ago, the transportation secretary and lou dobbs, cable news host in that room at the white house. so is nbc's kristin welker also in the room. max baucus also with me and senior business correspondent msnbc anchor stephanie ruhle. i will start with you in the room. it would seem as though the white house is trying to manage the people crisis and the business of governing. president trump has been known to go off script in events like this. do we suspect he's going to be taking questions, in any way, shape or form going to be addressing the vote set to start here in the next hour or so? >> reporter: craig, there's no indication that prul trump is g to take questions. frankly, the room is not set up that way. it's not as though the press have seats here. we're sort of in the back of the room. having said that, i wouldn't be surprised if he does go off script, if he makes comments that the house is expected to vote to send the two articles of impeachment

and that's why it simply doesn't work. $50 billion that jared kushner talking about, along wi trump,be wasted. nick schifrin: and, quickly, in the time i have left, as you rticed, i read to ambassa friedman the jordaian statement, which was implicitly critical of what netanyahu wasng sae was about to do. but i also noted that the egyptians and the emiratis have iscome out and said, take seriously. are you worried that some of the arab neighbors will not be on your side right now? nour odeh: well, look, ultimately, a deal has to be struck between the parties of to that deal. the egyptians can welcome it all they want. they' not ones who are going to be signing. the emiratis can welcome it as much as they want. they are not the ones who have to sign. it's the palestinians. if the american administrationt doesn'ach a point where it can see the palestinians as prosperity and justice and freedom, then all of this is a wasted effort, and just one more step putting t united states on the wrong side of history and on the wrong side ofna internatlaw. nick schifrin: nour odeh, former spokeswom

dinner in president zelensky's honor following the reception which included president zelensky, jared kushner and comedian jay leno, among others.

communications aides, house minority leader kevin mccarthy; and his son-in-law and top adviser, jared kushner. in the aftermath of the strike, the president said the u.s. does not seek regime change in iran. >> i have deep respect for the iranian people. they are a remarkable people with an incredible heritage and unlimited potential. >> reporter: with an eye always on the upcoming election, the president went right to miami for a campaign event with evangelical supporters. >> he was planning a very major attack, and we got him. ( cheers ) >> reporter: as you just heard, the crowd cheered when the president mentioned the strike, rven though he campaigned on a promise to end u.s. involvement in the middle east. margaret. >> brennan: paula reid, thank you. ces. intelligence tracked soleimani as he traveled in the region, waiting for the right moment to strike. david martin is at the pentagon tonight with details on that operation. >> reporter: this is what's left after the two vehicles carrying soleimani and his aides were struck by american drones, setting off what could be an earthquake in th

jared kushner actually brokered the peace deal. he does stuff.e don't know what's going to happen, but the question on everyone's mind is why would donald trump even bring everybody to this point? why do something so risky? why now? nobody knows. if only there was a wise man, some wise man in 2011 who could have predicted why this would be happening today. >> our president will start a war with iran because he has absolutely no ability to negotiate. he's weak and ineffective so the only way he figures he's going to get reelected and, as sure as you're sitting there, is to start a war with iran, i believe that he will attack iran only sometime prior to the election because he thinks that's the only way he can get elected. isn't it pathetic. >> trevor: he's right. ( cheers and applause ) he definitely is. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) you leave it to me. i'll get your taxes in an ok place. what? just as soon as my audit's over, this gets my undivided attention. you take a lot of trips to the caymans, phil? pretty great, right? oh phi

engulfed the streets of the west bank donald trump stadium middle east advise that on something lower jared kushner has pulled school along the ability of the palestinians to run their own state. if they want to get to a conclusion they have to like people who are ready 1st aid and they're proving through their reaction that they're not ready to have a state you have 5000000 palestinians who are really trapped because of bad leadership if the if they screw up this opportunity which again they have a perfect track record of missing opportunities if they screw this up i think that they will have a very hard time looking the international community in the face saying they're victims saying they have rights this is a great deal for them. and according to the proposed plan palestine will be handed a capital in one of 3 arab neighborhoods on the outskirts of east jerusalem these are the areas east and north of the existing security barrier including. the eastern part of and abu dis artie's paulus leah visited the last of these abu dis and spokespeople there about trans proposal. this doesn't look exactly

so i called jared kushner. and i told him my plan. and he said, well, ivanka is the environmentalist in the family so i'll have her call you, and she did. so i told her my plan. and she laughed and said i'll get back to you. she never did. pamela anderson was ready and a few others, but it just didn't happen. but that was the only way that i could think of getting him to do it, if he felt that -- and he would have been actually. he would have been a hero for forever. >> who were the others? this questioner says women appear to have taken the lead in the climate movement. why do you think women are so prominent and what do you see as the role of women specifically? >> it's interesting that, you know, we've gone from ten people being arrested to 53 people being arrested, next friday it will be more than a hundred. invariably three-quarters of them are women. as gloria steinham says, it's not that women are better than men, we just don't have our masculinity to prove. gloria, what would we do without her? think about it. starting at the