and this is jared. jared: hey, i'm jared. lemonis: jared, i'm marcus. nice to meet you.ve: he's our head roastmaster. lemonis: so, can you walk me through the whole process, how it works? jared: absolutely. lemonis: okay. jared: so, this is green coffee. we start with the green, raw coffee. each batch is weighed precisely for consistency, and then you throw it into the hopper of the roaster. it roasts for about 13 minutes. lemonis: so, do you do all the roasting for the entire company here, or is it just for this shop? jared: everything for the entire company is on this roaster. lemonis: so, if you grew your wholesale accounts, how would you fulfill that demand? ronnie: we're almost maxing this thing out. so, we're like -- we're like right at the breaking point. lemonis: oftentimes, i go into businesses, and they have capacity, but they don't have the product. that is not their problem here. they have a great product, and i want to figure out how to deliver more of it. ♪ how much of the company do you own? steve: 51%. lemonis: who owns the other 49%? steve: i had two inv

a panel of at least 6-hertz discuss and analyze the remarks made by jared kushner, senior adviser to the president regarding the administration's middle east peace plan. this is 45 minutes. >> good evening. i am a member of the board of directors, which you just heard som,of the washington institute. earlier, we heard jared kushner describe the logic and rationale behind the expected middle east peace plan. to decipher precisely what he said and what he didn't say we wanted to gather a group for the nuances and subtleties of the peace process we didn't have to look far but for those of you that were not in the earlier sessions would like to introduce the newest visiting fellow who has experience in a different sort after 41 years of a service, we are delighted to welcome to the institute that just retired chief of staff of the defense forces lieutenant general. [applause] and he's joined tonight by his wife hannah. the institute is fortunate to have experts who served on every side of the middle east negotiating table. they bring decades of experience to the understanding of the dipl

answer, from michael cohen, that's abby lowell, representing jared and ivanka. question from the staff attorney. okay, could you read the four things that are listed under there? answer, the first bullet point, she was not involved in the backs and forths with felix sater and michael cohen. is that true? no. why is that not true? because she knew about the back and forth, some of it. question, perhaps that goes to bullet point number two. can you read that. yes. she did not know felix sater was involved in the possible project in that country. question, is that true? answer, that is not true. question, so she knew about this? answer, that is correct. >> so michael cohen, long-time employee of the trump organization, long-time lawyer of the president, he's in prison right now in part for lying to cover up what happened in the presidential campaign about the extent of the secret trump tower moscow negotiations that were going on during the campaign that the president was publicly denying and lying about. cohen is in prison in part for having helped cover up what h

specialists at deutsche bonk reported that legal entities controlled by donald trump and son-in-law jared kushner that these transactions be reported to a federal financial crimes watchdog. as laid out in the article, in the case of trump, an anti-financial crimes team review of transactions produced multiple reports of suspicious activity but contrary to policy those reports were never filed with the treasury department. deutsche bank spokesperson gave this statement. we have increased our anti-financial crime staff and enhanced our controls in recent years and take compliance with the aml/bsa anti-money laundering and bank secrecy act laws very seriously. an effective aml program requires sophisticated transaction screening technology as well as a trained group of individuals who can analyze the alerts that are generated by that technology. both thoroughly and efficiently. at no time was an investigator prevented from escalating activity identified as potentially suspicious. furthermore, the suggestion that anyone was reassigned or fired in an effort to quash concerns relating to any cl

i've been wondering all day long how jared kushner and mr. ended up in charge of something that made its way to the rose garden today to come out of donald trump's lips as dead on arrival. that's political -- you know, really political incompetence at an unbelievable level. >> maybe the one success is that jared kushner and stephen miller were able to agree on something when it comes to immigration. maybe that's the win they're taking home today. i will say jared kushner wanted to be this person to reach out to business leaders, reach across the aisle and come out with some compromise. he likes to be transparent on this process, we saw that on the hill. you can be transparent and still not be able to answer people's questions and that's apparently what happened when he met on the hill. one thing i will note they want this to be business friendly. bring in people on a merritt based visa system so you have to pass a civic's test you're brought in for points if speak english, have a job offer. this is supposed to seem like catnip to silicone val

is this the pivot i've heard team jared talk about?> steph, they're the president is trying to take a turn here heading towards the re-election campaign to offer a proposal that could somehow appeal to more independent voters, present a softer sort of more moderate sheen on his immigration agenda. but he's meeting a lot of resistance on capitol hill, republicans are not exactly for this and there's really no democrat for it because it doesn't do anything to address the issue of the dreamers who are here. and you know, i don't know how voters are going to receive this but it's going to be hard to wash away the images of the separation of children from their parents at the border from last year. i mean, that is such a searing indelible moment for this presidency that any sort of effort here to moderate the immigration agenda may be difficult to make a lasting imprint. >> anna, let's talk about the critique of yesterday's rollout. a lot of criticism, many saying jared kushner wasn't able to answer basic questions about the plan. and they

jared kushner. [applause] jared: good evening, everyone. this is a very special evening. i'm delighted all of you could join us for this discussion about the trump administration's approach to middle east peace. we're going to spend the next 45 minutes in a bit of a strange conversation, talking about something but not really talking about it. rob: because tonight, unless we're going to make even more news than i expect, tonight is not the big reveal. that day, if it happens, won't be for another month at the earliest. but there is still quite a lot to talk about the middle east peace process without actually talking about the middle east peace plan. so, first, i just want to extend again my thanks to you, jared, for joining us for this occasion. [laughter] jared: thank you. thank you, rob. and thank you for having me. it's an honor to be here with all of you tonight. rob: so let's begin with what you're proposing. is it? [laughter] rob: no, no. i've listened carefully to the statements that you've made and your colleagues have made. will it be a plan, a vision, a framewo

theer: the ladies know that jared kushner security clearance was already settled. trump cannot ask him for the clearances. he investigated everything and issued the security clearances. host: do you want to jump in on that? caller: i'm not really sure what he is referring to. clearly, as i said before, the white house feels like they have dealt with it and had an internal review. the ben chief of staff john kelly put out a memo -- the then chief of staff john kelly put out a memo. the democrats feel it is not over and that they should have more information and are trying to get that information. the white house will not give that information. are they going to get that information or take a better look? there was recently a back and forth. the head of security, office of personnel granted the clearances, and was accused of --ing clearances two people to people who should not have received them. he has spoken privately behind closed doors. i think they are getting information, but a lot of times that is what happened in government. someone came forward and said, som

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jared: we are guaranteed nfl sundays this year and next.ective bargaining agreement between the players association and the nfl expires. yesterday, the executive director of the players association sent a letter to nfl agents advising them to tell their clients to watch their spending, as smith wrote, quote, to plan for a work stoppage of at least a year in length. be that a result from a players strike or owners lockout. stay tuned. possible history made in chicago, maybe the worst ceremonial first pitch ever. cheryl: that is the worst pitch ever. jared: that makes 50-cent's pitch five years ago look like cy young. cheryl: i could have done better than that. jared: she's employee of the month for the chicag chicago wh. they say he is fine and the camera is fine. i don't know how she did it. seems like that's something you would do with a golf club. it's become a sporting events, tuning into jeopardy every night as james holzhauer i continues o play. >> that gives you a 29 day total of $2,254,938. two and a quarter million dollars. jared: t

jared max here with sports. hey, jared. jared: boy, they are a he pretty good team, force? huh.asons. portland led by as many as 17. but they only scored 16 in the last quarter. warriors forced overtime. went on to win by a basket, 119-117. the warriors sweep portland, the first team in nba playoffs to have two teammates score triple doubles in the same game. golden state does it all without he three stars including kevin durant and, hey, how about coach steve kerr, five seasons on the job, five trips to the finals. wow, what a start. nine days we have to wait for the finals. the nfl and its players association have agreed to cooperate in a study of how marijuana could be used to treat pain, as opposed to opioids, which players complained about for years because of the addiction that comes with it. austrian formula one driver nikki lauda died. 70 years old. surrounded by his family. question. do you like politics mixed into sports? espn has been no stranger to it. not so much anymore. why? well, the espn president tells the l.a. times without question our data tells us our fans

white house adviser jared kush is in morocco drumming up support for the american plan of the future of palestine and israel donald trump's son in law is due to present the economic part of the plan at a conference in bahrain in june palestinians reject the proposals of the urging an arab boycott of the conference. the united nations security council is discussed the worsening humanitarian crisis in syria the month flown syrian government offensive against the last remaining rebel held areas shows no signs of letting up hama provinces around the bombardment by syrian and russian warplanes there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after viewfinder latin america next. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe .

we'll have more on israeli politics and jared kushner's so-called "deal of the century" after headlines. we will l speak with palestinian diplomat hanan ashrawi. president trump special security blamed iran for mines s that damaged oil tankers in the persian gulf as well as a recent drone attack on a saudi oil pipeline. john bolton offered no evidence of iranian involvement, instead asking who else would you think is doing it, so many from nepal? noton also said iran had reason to walk away from the iranian nuclear deal. his comments coming exactly a year after the u.s. did exactly that. this comes as the u.s. deployeyd in additional 900 troops to saudi arabia and qatar. in louisiana, lawmakers approved a bill wednesday that would ban abortions once a fetal heartbeat can be detected, becoming the latest state to challenge the supreme court's landmark 1973 ruling in roe v. wade. louisiana house lawmakers voted 79 to 23 for the bill, which outlaws abortions as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, while providing no exemptions to people who become pregnant by rape or incest. the state's de

he supposed to strike the deal of the century jared kushner arrives in the middle east to drum up support for president donald trump's peace plan but he finds himself in the midst of a storm israel's prime minister couldn't form a government so parliament's been dissolved and the palestinians don't want anything to do with trump's deal and uphill battle lies ahead i'm. this is the day. the over the very last night. and it's still bad what happened this is real it looks like it's over with that reality and now they're back in the debate stage. our commitment is for a national government and not an ultra-orthodox government. your efforts to strengthen the relationship between our 2 countries it's never been stronger so. i need to look up. also coming up on the day harvard honors german chancellor angela merkel by awarding her a doctorate and she give something back and return today is a day of joy it's your day many congratulations. i am delighted to be here today and would like to tell you about some of my own experiences. we start with a trumpet ministrations long awaited peace plan for t

jared reed thank you so so much for breaking it down for us.well to austria now where the opposition is demanding the resignation of the vice chancellor that's after media reports alleging he promised government contracts for campaign donations secretly recorded video from 2017 apparently shows austrian vice chancellor. making the offer to a woman posing as a wealthy russian entrepreneur. who is also a leader of the far right freedom party admits the meeting took place but denies any wrongdoing the allegations come just days before key e.u. elections for the austrian vice chancellor these revelations come at an extremely inconvenient time the freedom party is in the midst of their campaign for the european elections this secretly taped footage was sent to several german media outlets only months before austria's legislative election and $27000.00 finds christiane's to her and a fellow party member spent several hours in a house in the bees are talking to a woman posing as a russian entrepreneur she appears to be offering to buy stakes in austri

leland: lauren: jared max, this is no small honor.t he'll motio emotionale thanked many who have been with him through the ups and downs before the comeback and won the masters april 14th. >> yes, i won the masters. i was there to -- i ended up hugging my dad and my mom. my dad's no longer here but my mom's here. i love you, mom. thank you. [ applause ] jared: tiger choked up, fourth golfer to receive the presidential me l dale of medal. jack nicklaus said this is one of the most humbling honors. tiger, welcome to this unique golf foursome. maximum security finished first in the kentucky derby, he disqualified and will not run in the preakness stakes. gary west told the story last night on fox news that after his appeal of the derby was denied yesterday by the state racing commission, he intends to file a lawsuit in the appropriate jurisdiction. xfl, it's coming to fox. next february. the xfl announced a broadcast partnership p between fox and disney. games will air on fox tv as well as fs-1 and abc on the espn channels. no rights had

jared: tiger is tiger woods so there's still a shot. pga championship, that would give him four major wins in the last eight that he's played. no one has done that since tiger woods. brooks is the only golfer thursday in the first round to play bogie-free golf, along with seven birdies. brooks said it's one of the best rounds he's ever played. his score of 63 set the course record at one of the most difficult courses, also tied a pga championship record. the first in the history of event to shoot 63s twice. he did it last year. he leads by one shot. tiger woods may have one the masters four plus weeks back, but he didn't master things yesterday. double bogies on two of his first three holes. hhe is two over par. john daly said he hates riding the golf cart because of the arthritic knee but he loved the love he got yesterday. there were first bumps and chest bumps, requests for cigarettes. he's smoking away on the cart with the cokes, the diet -- the diet cokes and smokes and the mcdonald's. lauren: sounds good to me. jared: take a look

the conversation between jared kushner and our executive director. as most of you know, robert is the washington institute. he's been the director for the past 26 years. [applause] among his many talents he's also a professional interviewer for the past 14 he has hosted a weekly talk show on the u.s. government arabic satellite channel explaining to middle east viewers how washington works or doesn't work. tonight we see those skills in action and if you don't appreciate the nuances of the discussion, fear not. after dinner they will decipher precisely what he heard and didn't here and on behalf of the washington institute i am pleased to welcome mr. jared kushner. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. it's a very special evening. i'm delighted all of you could join us for this discussion about the trump administration's approach to middle east peace. we are going to spend the next 45 minutes in a bit of a strange conversation talking about something but not really talking about it. [laughter] because tonight unless we make more news than i expect, t

cheryl: jared max is here with details.he warriors last night, james harden said he could barely see. early in the game, harden on the receiving end of a poke to the eye. harden suffered a laceration on his left eyelid. both of his eyes badly bloodshot. yet he would return to the floor in the second quarter, went on to score 29 points, not enough. the warriors won, 115-109, up two, nothing. his eyes were in bad shape. bad news for major league baseball, attendance numbers are down this year. so far, 12 teams have seen lower attendances than a yearin year . toronto blue jays, one-third fewer fans showing up to the games. the american teams not doing so great either. the phillies are up 44%. that's because bryce harper is in town. alexi thompson taking a leave from social media. thanks to being attacked by her fans for playing golf with president trump and rush limbaugh. she wrote that she is going to focus on playing golf and that it just hurt reading what she read and she's not going to deal with it. so she says no thanks.

jared? what are their agendas. >> i say in my book that at the end of the day the president's great achilles' heel is actually his daughter. he had said to john kelly when general kelly became chief of staff that he really wanted them gone. he doesn't like it when people other than himself draw negative attention to the white house. it's fine if he tweets something and that creates a firestorm, it's not fine if somebody else reflects poorly on him. he hated their misuse of private emails because that was something he had gone after hillary clinton with. so he said to general kelly, you know, to get rid of them, send them back to new york. make their life so miserable that they want to quit. general kelly was successful. if you look at the period when he was chief of staff, jared and ivanka were very, very quiet during that period. it's the president who was -- who couldn't pull the trigger. and i think that shows that ultimately, ivanka, more so than jared, jared is there because he's her hu

so bad timing by jared kushner.could not have expected this. >> no kidding. bill, thanks very much. a arab leaders are gathering for meetings to discuss the escalating tensions with iran. matt bradley is live in saudi arabia with more. matt, what is going on there, what messages are the leaders trying to send to iran? >> reporter: well, you know these sorts of conferences typically produce kind of watered down pro information mapro forma statements just trying to make everybody happy. but this time it is unmistakable, there is not one, but there's different conferences. one for the organization of islamic corporation, and that involves leaders from all over the muslim world prp and th. and then there is one for the gulf leaders and another for the arab league. so this is basically saudi arabia trying to show that it has a united front against iran both across the arab, gulf and islamic worlds. and that is very important. >> and this is all happening as the pentagon plans to beef up its troop presence in saudi arabia

he went to jared. but why? look, i know the president's son was a busy fellow with a big schedule including brokering peace in the middle east, and now the president has added immigration reform to the card. >> if adopted our plan will transform america's immigration system into the pride of our nation and the envy of the modern world. >> you almost believe he's saying that was my dumb son-in-law, i don't really believe this. two parts to this. there's the jared part which i find stupefying. jared's history, jared's business credentials, he went into his family business in real estate. mid-30s, never exposed to the world. and yet people standby he's authoring this and do not see the obscene folly of this. the second political part, immigration was a loser in 2018. trump bet on a wall, bet on a caravan, lost by almost 10% of popular votes. so handing it to the goofy son-in-law and at the same time betting strategic on immigration, what am i missing? >> well, on the second point the president is ticking in on imm

jared kushner heads back to the middle east as he continues to work on the donald trump's long—awaited away. 130 americans die from an opioid overdose every day and now the us state of oklahoma is taking a major drug manufacturer to court — saying they share the blame. today the trial began againstjohnson & johnson, the target of a multi billion dollar lawsuit alleging that the deceptive marketing of painkillers downplayed the risk of addiction. the case is just the first of more than two thousand which are being filed across the united states — so the outcome could be a key indicator for what's to come. the company denies any wrong doing and says its products were marketed appropriately. here's oklahoma's attorney general mike hunter explaining the reason for the case. there is a responsibility here that we believe is clear with respect to public nuisance law in the state. these companies we believe made no effort when this process began 20 years ago to ensure that they were providing in a clear and informed way what the downside was to opioid analgesics. for more on the legal fight a

amy: jared kushner sometimes is referred to as, well, the two of them, mbs and jared kushner, the crownnce and the clown prince. what do you think of their close relationship come almost seen as the crown prince whisperer, just recentlyly went to saudi arabiao meet with him yet again even after the murder of "the washington post" columnist khashoggi? >> i'm not very political. story.now is my sister i can't comment on something i don't really know anything about. amy: i want to thank you for being with us, lina and walid al-hathloul, sister and brother of the jailed saudi activist loujain. she is been in prison in saudi arabia for more than a year for her fearless advocacy for women's rights. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail t

the white house has confirmed that jared cushion is traveling to morocco then on to jordan then a west jerusalem before going on to join president trump on his state visit to the united kingdom now he's accompanied by special representative jason greenblatt and the u.s. iran representative brian hook it would appear that this trip is connected to the conference for bahrain next month at which the jared cushion is says that economic aspects of his settlement proposal for israel palestine are to be discussed he's insisted that the economic aspect of this deal needs to be settled before the political aspects can be addressed down significantly the king of jordan king abdullah has not indicated whether he'll be attending that conference in bahrain equally morocco has not made clear whether it will be attending the palestinian leaders have made very clear they will not be attending that conference insisting that they no longer see the u.s. as an honest break in the ongoing conflict between israel and palestine so very important for jared to convince king abdullah to convince morocco to take

jared diamond, welcome to hardtalk. it isa jared diamond, welcome to hardtalk. a pleasure to be with you.” have just mentioned it is a pleasure to be with you.” havejust mentioned some it is a pleasure to be with you.” have just mentioned some of the academic disciplines that you have trodden into during a very long career. when people ask you "what do you do?" , what do you say? nowadays i say, i'm a geographer, i'm interested in lots of things. at present, my two main koreas are history and geography on the one hand, and birds on the other hand. my hand, and birds on the other hand. my third major career is physiology, i pursue that from 1966 to 2002, i was a professor of physiology, the world's expert on gallbladder transplant, but it was the birth of my twin sons in 1987 that triggered my twin sons in 1987 that triggered my shift, because i realised that their future my shift, because i realised that theirfuture did not my shift, because i realised that their future did not depend my shift, because i realised that theirfuture did not depend on gallbladder sp

that jared krishna says the economic aspect absolutely critical to get in place before the political aspects of the plan can be addressed some might work what are the prospects of this being successful in by any measure of it given the fact that the palestinians want no part of it. well it would appear to be very difficult to have a conference so involving parties one of whom is not even attending the conference the palestinians have made very clear they no longer regard the u.s. as an independent or unfair arbiter in the ongoing conflict they see the trumpet ministrations decision to move the u.s. embassy to drew. the various actions that have been taken against the un agencies for example as evidence that the u.s. is no longer an honest broker and they refuse to have anything to do with any diplomatic process that the u.s. might undertake in particular any economic portion of such a process as jared describes it and also very importantly is the decision by king abdullah king abdullah obviously ruling a country that has a huge amount of palestinian refugees it also has responsibilit

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jared kushner and others have been working assiduously for a while on a big immigration package. obviously border security is top of mind for this president. i took note, great note that since january, democrats have now 17 points more likely to refer to what is happening at the southern border a quote crisis is. remember it was in january that schumer and pelosi went on prime-time television following the president's oval office address said this is a manufactured crisis. people in their own party increasingly think they believe what they see. that we have a true crisis is. border security top of mind but also the president will be considering the merit-based immigration system. the president put together a 70-point plan, submitted it to congress in october of 2017. anybody that seems surprised that the president wants to end visa lottery system, end chain migration, have married based immigration system, deal with daca as he can a -- brian: that is on the table. daca will be on the table? >> it could be. i don't want to get ahead of it but it could be. obviously the president w

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and, author jared diamond on tipping points across the globe, in his new book "ueaval." even as china and the u.s. are still trying to reach a trade deal before the summer, the stakes and the tension just keep growing. china retaliated this week with the threat of raising s own tariffs on u.s. goods, and that was followed by president trump's latest threat that he may raise tariffs on another $300 bil goods.th of chinese workers, jobs and wages are of course at the heart of this. get the view tonight of one prominent labor leader, james hoffa, the president of the international brotherhood of teamsters. the teamsters represent 1.4 million members, including drivers, public employees, and construction and sanitation workers. james hoffa, welcome back to the newshour. the president's tariffs and the retaliatioby china, as we said, are making a lot of people nervous. what is your vie? >> my view is we need tariffs agaid t china. we n strategic way the use them, because we really have to level e playing field with china. they have had it one way all this tim american goods a

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but what jared kushner is working on, like, who are you trying to fool? the raging debate over immigration has not been over the visa point system. it's been about securing the border, number one, and then, number two, what are you going to do with the people there? and jared kushner sticking his head in the sand and looking like, oh, we're doing something, but not actually doing it. that is a joke! if you're not going to do anything on those two matters, just forget it and do the lindsey graham plan. because there is a burgeoning immigration crisis. a record number of people coming, breaking records, almost every day. you have border patrol saying, we can't handle these numbers. so, you know, i give props to lindsey graham for actually trying to focus in on that. but what jared kushner is doing, it's going to get flushed down the toilet by talk radio in about two seconds. and they should just quit wasting their time. >> and jen psaki, as someone who worked in the obama white house on this issue, what the kushner approach is, instead of talking to senior

>> jared's never been through the campaign. he's the son-in-law of the president.e was kind of an auxiliary in the last campaign. when you have an opportunity to go after your opponent. particularly today, you don't want a joe biden to go to pennsylvania and other places and reconvince them that he's something that he isn't. so my sense is you hit them when you can. the president is going to do what he's going to do. he does it well. my sense -- lou: he's not following that advice at all, is he? >> my sense is jared can go meet his friends, come up with his middle east plan we're still waiting for and let the president run his campaign. lou: i have to say i think advising this president not to pay attention to the democrats, i mean, this is the greatest campaigner. he pulled off the greatest upset in presidential electoral history, and he's got someone telling him don't attack? i mean, this is his nature. he's brilliant at it. >> and he's basically got them on the run, and every time he does it, he gets attention. the bottom line is joe biden wants to go out there

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jared: it will be big bucks. french open tennis back.rs are wearing. serena williams with the words yesterday in french that were written across this zebra suit, it's mother, culture, goddess, champion. the french federation champion is having no part of it. they said they must respect the name and the place. rafael nadal grew criticism. the color of his shirt looks like the ball. cheryl: that's why they were angry with him. jared: they say it gives an unfair advantage. lauren: i actually agree with that. jared: james holzhauer did it again. he had his 28t 28th straight victory on jeopardy. he is now over the $2 million mark. $130,000 plus you won' he won l. the sports better is getting closer. lauren: you can catch jared's sports reports on fox news headlines, 24/7 on sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: coming up next, stress and overwork, is your job burning you out? well, now the world health organization, they've got your back. what they're saying about work burnout. plus, how your summer footwear could cost you thousands of dollars in fi

investigator reporter discussed the careers of jared kushner in ivanka trump. in their roles and the trump administration. >> this is really dangerous stuff, jared kushner doing the policy in the dark, cutting out the agencies to keep our country safe the national security council and we talked to jared kushner does understand that because he doesn't come from a world like that, even transition, the former president of goldman sachs was right next to jared kushner is horrified, he kept mentioning the jared was never there, and he said because he knew trump wasn't there and he could see trump for the cabinet. and i don't know it's a marked secret. gary said to jerry, jerry and you realize everything that you do wherever you are going you have to take a lawyer, you have to take somebody, you can just not go off and freelance. jared does not come from a world where he thanks that these kind of things are important. >> you can watch this and any of our programs in their entirety booktv.. >> every year booktv covers book fairs and festivals around the country, nearl

jared kushner, the president's son-in-law andenior white house adviser, is leading a u.s.ation to the middle east this week, drumming up support for his israeli-palestinian peace plan. among the stops will be jordan and jerusalem, and the first part of the plan will be unveiled in hrain next month. for more i spoke with our state departmentar correspondentra plett-usher. jared kushner gets to jerusalem just as benjamin netanyahu, a key trump ally, is trying to form a coalition.a is thaincidence? barbara: i don't -- i think iten is a coinc, yes. the question is will the visit tip the scales in favor of mr. netanyahu. i think mr. kushner is focused on his peace plan because he wants to unveil the phase next month. talk of a peace plan might complicate things for mr. netanyahu because his supporters arhardline on palestinian issues. i will t eyebrows, laura, was mr. trump's intervention. he tweeted quite blatant intervention saying he wanted mr. netanyahu's coalition to eesu that their alliance was good for the country. there is no question what he thought. laura: on the isra

jared. thank you so much, jared. >> jimmy: good old jared. it's not jared from subway, is it? away. i was like i'm going to strip this skirt off, i'd rather take the skirt off than be on fire. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> i take the skirt off, i'm wearing those weird abercrombie & fitch underwear. i don't know if you know about those, i feel like you love those. >> jimmy: what do he this look like? >> they're little sad stripes, everything is sad and creepy this night. sad stripes, really covered too much. had a weird string on the side. it wasn't a great thing to be wearing when you knew your skirt was going to catch fire and take it off. but that's what i was wearing, so then that became my m.o. what i'm trying to say with this long, insane bar mitzvah story is that's gigi. and i was gigi when i was 13 and i just went downhill. >> jimmy: it's a good thing you went on fire and you wouldn't be able to do this role. your mom's carrie fisher, your dad runs one of the biggest talent agencies, caa. your house, i would imagine. >> very normal, what do you sneen. >> jimmy: were you awar

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