jen: let's not forget.this important issue of intent is a big question hanging over the special prosecutor when he goes before congress and testifies. how could you ever clean intent if you did not interview the president? how could you know the president's intent and wanted to let him off the hook on coming before you and having an interview? shouldn't you have gone to the supreme court to get the president to testify? jen: these questions of intent continue. inferencesy can draw . more than a million documents from the executive office. 2 million pages of documents. this is been reviewed ad nauseam. these speak to the males the president sent back and forth, text messages, that speaks a lot. jen: let's not forget. intent is the intent of the person. this is the president. when you do not speak to him, how do you clean intent? david: a person's conduct is often used for inferences. i thought the biggest favor attorney general barr did for the president was exactly what jen is talking about. he said to cong

jen: yes. it's great. lori, that's the first pink breacher we've ever made, in your honor. [ laughs ] and 'cause i don't want to be rude and have you guys drink alone... i'm gonna have a drink with you guys. that's right. all right, eli. cheers. cuban: cheers. cheers, guys. o'leary: so, eli, is it a real .50 cal? mr. wonderful, that is a dummy round. we use recycled bullets. we are buying through an intermediate, so that's one place we know, in the future, we can absolutely slash our costs by going directly to the manufacturer. where do you sell it? jen: well, we sell them online. we have a etsy store, and then we have our own website. on average, they are $23.50. okay. they have a pretty wide range. we have a lot of add-ons, so we can always add-on to the customer. what are the add-ons? a round in, like, brass would start at $20. you can add on engraving for $5. you can add a box for $5. you can do double-side engravings, which is an extra $4. what's the price you're paying for each on? the cost to us, af

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secretary-general jens stoltenberg appeals for unity in an address to the u.s. congress to mark the alliance's 70th anniversary. he says there will not be a new arms race with russia. across the political divide, british prime minister theresa may holds talks with opposition leader jeremy corbyn, trying to break the bricks it deadlock, trying to avoid the chaotic exit from the eururopean union. a player for juventus becomes the target for racist abuse from fans at an away match. the player himimself is now drawing criticism as well. we will tell you why. i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs and the united states and around the world, welcome. secretary-general said that the alliance is not seeking a new arms race or a new cold war with russia. he did call for greater effort and deterrents for countries to increase their defense spending. he had a joint meeting with both chambers of the u.s. congress for nato's 70th anniversary. >> one, a piece of the berlin wall. the idea is to keep ideas in and people out. the other one is a twisted steel beam from the north t

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people leave you this and take you live to capitol hill for a joint meeting of congress to hear from jens stoltenberg, the secretary-general of nato. the speaker: the house will come to order. the c ha appoints as members of the committee on the the speaker: the house will come to order. the chair appoints the members of the committee to escort his excellency stoltenberg into the chamber. the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. chamber. the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn. the gentleman from new mexico, mr. lujan. the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffries. the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark. the gentleman from california, mr. schiff. the gentleman from new york, mr. engel. the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey. the gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise. the gentlewoman from wyoming, ms. cheney. the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer. the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer. the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker. the gentleman fro

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legend ken jennings. >> ken. >> what's the trojan horse, >> ken. who's jean lafitte? >> ken.stella? >> pretty good. >> reporter: ken jennings told "wired" magazine, i'm just gobsmacked by james, it's absolutely insane what he's doing, i would never have had the stomach for those kinds of bets. espn asking james about a matchup with ken jennings. >> i'm good on the buzzer but ken is better. and in a straight trivia test, i might take ken. >> reporter: james against two others going for game 13, getting closer to ken jennings' record. >> he is just a little bit closer. our thanks to david. holzhauer, he did it again last night, he won last night for the 13th consecutive day. >> thanks to holzhauer? >> a cool $90,812 on monday's show. whole bunch of money. >>> making news in america this morning, new details in those deadly easter attacks. possible suspects seen on surveillance video walking through two of the targets just moments before the bombs went off. a national day of mourning happening right now as we learn more about the americans killed in the explosions. >>> taking on

joining me now, nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg. thank you so much. >> let me ask you about a report that was presented by douglas lilu in which saying after visiting nato countries across europe, he came to the conclusion -- and this is part of a study -- he came to the conclusion that the single greatest challenge to nato is the sense that the president of the united states is not committed to the alliance. >> well, president trump has stated again and again that he is a strong supporter of nato. he did that again this week from the white house. he did that in the "state of the union" speech, and he did that when he met all the other nato leaders at the nato summit in brussels last july. and this commitment to nato is underpinned by actions, because opposite to what many people believe, the united states is not reducing their presence in europe, but actually, united states is increasing their military presence in europe. we have more troops, more exercises, more prepositioned equipment. so, united states is committed to nato in wo

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i don't know if jen or kirsten talked about it. certainly i did. allegations against president george herbert walker bush, a republican president. and i think the question of intent becomes very crucial when talking about this. and, look, was it appropriate? no. was there intent to be sexually harassing somebody, to be threatening, to sexually assault? no. so we have got to make a clear line between one thing and the other. >> how problematic is it that biden's not even decided if he's running? i mean, do you think that adds to this? i mean, if he had started running earlier, do you think this would be the same situation? he's already apologizing for not only these cases but the apology is sort of, i'm sorry if i made you feel uncomfortable, essentially. i hear you. >> well, i think the only person who it is up to, joe biden. whether he's running. he has a team around him who he is close to and, you know, we'll see what happens. but i don't think from talking to his people that this has changed his calculation. what it is opening him up to is the r

[laughter] david: jens norvig will be staying with us.ing up, we will bring you more from the shanghai auto show. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: electric vehicles take center stage this year. billions of dollars of investment are for many sectors, but there are signs supply could outstrip demand. tom mackenzie, coanchor of us.omberg markets," is with how much our electric vehicles front and center at the shanghai auto show this year? guest: they really are. because china is leading in this space and because of a subsidy regime put in place to encourage customers and consumers to ,witch their purchases to ev's that regime has started to change. the chinese government has started to roll back subsidies because they want companies here to focus on innovation. what that subsidy regime did was create hundreds, close to 500, startups in the electric vehicle e, chasing market growth on the back of those subsidies. now that those are coming down, there is the view that there will be a lot of consolidation in that space. then you have tesla as well, b

but first jens stoltenberg was at the white house today asp president train pressed member countriesve up to their financial obligations. a brief timago i discussed the meeting with our state department correspondent barbara neett-usher. the president isf the strongest critics of nato. how are he and the secretary-general going to paper over theracks? barbara: yes, he sees nato members as freeloaders who are benefiting frothe american defense umbrella without paying their fair share. mr. stoltenberg's approach is to praise him for adding urgency to what is a real issue, that many not meetinge theiring up to meet targets, and millions more so stoltenberg credits trump for that in this shows the strength of the alliance but leaders are concerned about mr. trump's scathing criticisms. laura: what does it say that jens stoltenberg has been invited address a joint ssion of congress by lawmakers? do they see nato differently to the president? barbara: certainly completely different from the president, and it is a bipartisw. trere is orthodoxy on the hill that americans areger in nato than

g,ura: jens stoltenb secretary general of nato, thank you sofo mucjoining us. sec.-gen.enberg: thank you so much. laura: today tempers flared in the u.s. congress as the house judiciary committee voted to subpoena the full mueller report. the attorney general says heet willomething to lawmakers, by mid-aprt for democrats,d the timetable e possible redactions are noacceptable. ings were released that there was no collusion between the trump campaign and russia t no conclusions on obstruction of justice. for more on the push to get the full report from i spoke with elizabeth wydrathe president of the constitutional accountability center. elizabeth wydrahomuch pressure does this put on the u.s. attorney general, the threat of a subpoena so that congress c see the full mueller report? elizabeth: i think it really does put the pressure on because we could see a white house eager to perhaps slow-walk the release of the mueller report, hoping that the country moves on. but the democrats in congress who are overseeing this look into what the mueller report actually says and not

jen, you've been watching this. what did you think of joe biden's comments today? >> hi, brianna.r having me on over the phone. even those of us who have a lot of love for joe biden and i'm certainly one of them, i would say humor was a miscalculation at his speech today. what's clear, what we also heard from him is he said, i'm sorry i didn't understand more. i think as he's starting to speak more in to play out. that doesn't change the fact that what we've what we're talk about here is a misunderstanding of the fact that he needs to be more mindful of personal space and how women expect to be treated. and that's something he's acknowledged he needs to work harder on. that doesn't change his record, which he also talked about, and this does not link this in any way -- which i know you're not saying -- to the me too movement or many valid accusations, and i think it's important to difference yat between the two as well. >> he's struggling to navigate this. i if it's this fear of being lumped in with a lot of people who have been accused of things in this me-too movement, there is

back with me now, jess mcintosh, karen finney and scott jennings. okay. for a long time. he's going to be the 20th democrat. most people thought he was going to be right up there. the 20th democrat to jump into the race, but he is arguably the most well known. so what do you think his rivals -- his arrival, i should say, means for everyone else? karen, that's for you. >> okay. look, i think it's a couple of things, right? each of the other candidates is going to have to figure out how to handle him as a competitor. he is a former vice president, so there's a bit of deference and respect that he obviously deserves. he also comes in with the most sort of executive experience because he's been in the white house for eight years. at the same time, i think it also gives -- opens up opportunities for contrast because, remember, what we'll be looking at with joe biden in terms of his policies are some of the unfinished business of the obama administration like some of the -- a lot of people still angry that we didn't go after more folks in the banking industry,

ken jennings' record was $2.5 million so can james beat it?will see. >> seems like he's on track to do it. we'll be covering that this morning. >>> first we have a lot of news to get to beginning with breaking news overnight. a car slamming into a crowd in california injuring at least eight people. police now say they believe this crash was intentional and that the driver is in custody. abc's will carr starts us off with the very latest. >> we have three criticals. we need three ambulances. >> reporter: overnight a speeding car that witnesses say had no intention to stop ran down eight people. >> i need units out here for crowd control. >> reporter: the collision powerful enough to mangle the front of the dark car. that tree was the only thing that could stop the car after it left a trail of carnage, bikes flipped over, backpacks scattered in the street. images of a night outdoors turned tragic. police immediately arrested the driver. investigators say they believe he may have targeted the group of pedestrians. >> the driver who struck the veh

amy: i want to go back to jens stoltenberg, the nato secretary general. how unusual is it, joe, that he addressed a joint session of congress? let's play the clip of this moment. >> nato allies must spend more on defense. this has been the clear message from president trump. and this message is having a real impact. [applause] of the years of reducing defense budgets, all allies have stopped the cuts, and all allies have increased their defense spending. amy: "all allies have increased their defense spending," jens stoltenberg, after meeting with president trump in the white house, boasting of trump's influence. i mean, think back, joe cirincione, to the beginning of the trump term, when he was slamming nato and now claiming credit for them all pouring money into weapons purchases. has nato caved to president trump? >> well, they certainly have, i guess, caved rhetorically. the actual figures are not quite as rosy as the secretary general states. for example, germany has slightly increased its defense spending, but it's not going to come anywhere close to