hundred thirty nine put in on the march this is more like nine hundred forty hey hey now here is jesse james meeting the very minute you had been there but it was noble to do it let me jump in here gentlemen i want to make a quick statement to to you and to our viewers i. robert perry passed away a few days ago over a consortium news dot com a very courageous very brave very honest journalist we're all going to miss him very much very much condolences to his family and i can tell you there's no one in the world that will ever be able to replace the dignity that man in his writing so god bless to him and his family and i and that's how we end our program i want to thank my guests in washington and in los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time and remember. to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president if you. want. to do well. this is what. people are. interested in milwaukee. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the

jesse: james comey we laid out clearly that he hid information from the fisa judge, the funding, theartisanship was hidden in a footnote and not revealed. that's criminal. that's actually a felony. will james comey be faced to -- forced to come back and answer questions under oath? >> absolutely james comey should come back to give answers to the congress why his prior testimony was not truthful. we know his testimony may not have been accurate according to what he was doing. house of representatives has seen pa power and we could subpoena james comey. he has gone from the hero of the left deet man of the left to the greatest control on twitter. i suspect it would be better to have him before the congress to answer questions what was going on that allowed cash and a political party to be part of a government-sponsored warrant. jesse: thank you very much. i appreciate it. better, faster" by daft punk is heard throughout.) (sound of typing) (sound of exhaling) (sound of drilling) jimmy (shouting): james! brand vo: the world's largest workforce works for themselves. we work for them. qu

> i think the commission -- this reminds me of what people the old joke about when people asked jesse james of why he robbed the bank's comments because where the money is. with respect to antitrust. the place most likely to have antitrust problems are places that a market power. those are the places you want to look the most and are monitoring carefully and paying attention to. and if there's conduct occurring there that's we get the most bang for your buck. >> i appreciate the opportunity to have a conversation and appreciate you visiting with me in my office yesterday. the member of the committee that's responsible for the funding of the ftc. the ftc allocated 313 million for fy 17 and earlier this week the white house revealed its 19 budget about 3 million more than last year's budget request. as congress attempts to appropriate the resources what would you remind me to be prioritizing? >> if confirmed that i would do relatively quickly is get a handle on the budget and what the resource allocation looks like. also to reach out to the staff make sure i understand where the commissions m

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know -- it's a funny thing reminds me when people used to old joke about when people qowld ask is jesse james why he robbed banks because it is where the money is, with and so with respect to antitrust about with the place most likely to have any trust problems is places that have market power. right, and so those are the laces you want to look the most. those are places to make sure you're paying attention to and if something is -- kublght is that's where you get a big buck for enforcement in those areas. >> thank you. >> thank you senator moran. >> thank you very much. i appreciate the opportunity to have a conversation and i appreciate all of you and my us a yesterdays. i'm also member of the appropriation committee that is responsible for funding of the ftc and as you are probably aware of maybe i direct this at mr. simons the ftc allocated 1300 million for fy17 in earlier this week the white house reveal thed its 19 budget so 309 million for the ftc about 3 million more than last year's budget request. as congress attempts to roarpt the necessary resources for your agencies qhald you rem

. >> jesse james from pittsburgh against new england earlier this year, that's what everybody was thinkinge grounds? >> oh, please. >> that's ridiculous. >> was cents it a return? interesting. >> anyway. it all shook out our direction this time. >> astounding. and after losing, i mean, 81 was awful, losing the raiders like that 27 to ten. then the whole proke with the clock management, everything against the patriots 2004, did they cheat it, they know what was going on, to have it happen this way, to have it happen against new england, absolutely perfect. >> did you ever think would you see it? >> i thought i would see it i just had no idea when. i didn't think this year. >> that makes it better, doesn't it? >> i don't mean the game. i mean the beginning of this year. yep, sitting there, expecting it, waiting for it, then when it happened it was like okay, it was justified. this was complete -- >> like your parents, you know, like couple every days before christmas, and the gift is sitting there and they go oh, go ahead and open it. >> oh, okay fine. >> or there is something in the corn th

it reminds me about the old joke about when people asked jesse james why he robbed banks because it's where the money is, right? with respect to antitrust, the culinary is the place most likely to have antitrust problems are places that market power, right? those are the places you want to look the most you want to monitor them carefully and pay attention to them. if something is a mess, you get a big bang for the taxpayers by enforcement in those areas. >> thank you very much. i appreciate the opportunity to have a conversation here. i appreciate all of you.>> i'm a member of the appropriations committee that is responsible for the funding of the ftc. as you are aware, the ftc was allocated $213 million for fiscal 17 and the white house reeled it -- revealed its white house -- its budget. as congress attempts to appropriate the necessary resources, what would you remind me to be prioritizing from your view?>> so, one of the things obviously, if confirmed i would do, is to handle on the budget and what the resource allocation looks like. also, reach out to the staff and make sure i un

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. >>> civil rights icon the reverend jesse jackson is thanking lebron james for standing up for whate believes in. this comes after fox news host laura ingram criticized james for his comments on social issues saying players should stay out of politics and, quote, shut up and dribble. jackson says that he is deeply insulted by the attack on james and goes on to say james' slam dunk for justice is needed. james says he will continue to talk about what's really important. >>> the pentagon is expected to announce its new policy on transgender troops this week after six months of legal battles. it started with president trump's tweets calling for a ban on transgender members of the service to get out. several federal court rulings have since prevented the pentagon from implementing that ban. the new policy will replace rules adopted during the barack obama that allows them to serve openly for the first time. defense secretary jim mattis announced in september that a panel of experts would develop a new policy on transgender service members by february 21st. >>> in today's "gma first look

. >> jesse: what else happens, mccabe, was just let go to collect his pension, knew about these extra emails that hillary had and didn't tell jamesey for weeks. for weeks. why not? what was he hiding? >> juan: he wasn't hiding anything. >> jesse: why did he wait weeks? >> juan: comey has said nothing is, that would justify having prosecuted hillary clinton. >> greg: the great thing about this is we are all arguing about something that nobody has read outside of a few people. >> kimberly: but we will know. >> greg: it is tomorrow, dana. >> dana: i can't wait. one other point, "wall street journal" just posted an article about carter page in the original fisa warrant which it said was not during the trump campaign. it goes back to 2013. there is additional information in this article that i think we will see it, i don't know how "the wall street journal" got it, but if this memo comes out tomorrow and the democrats want their memo released as well, you can bet that there are probably other information that somehow leaks out tries to at least get to the bottom of it. maybe we will all know more tomorrow after that memo comes out. wi

former fbi director james comey took to twitter to give his reaction. he writes: jessew do you respond to comey? >> that was too long. >> [laughing]. >> it's terrible. >> he needs to take lessons from trump on being not as verbose. comey since he was fired looked worse and worse and worse from the leaking of the memo and the leaking of the comments. the twitter page is all about the book release. a fine point on what kimberly said. i think she is right. the crux of the issue: when nay they applied for these warrants they knew it was paid for by hillary clinton and they didn't disclose that on the judge. they purposely with held that steele hated trump and was connected to fusion gps. something else. remember for a year, the clinton campaign denied they had anything to do with the dossier. eventually it came out they did. again, they used fake news to get the warrant. they shopped the stories around. the yahoo deal. everything the left accused republicans of, they themselves are guilty of. >> kimberly, back to the comey memo. he said it damaged the relationship between t

james comey for her loss to president trump. i'm not sure what's going on. >> kimberly: jesse, any clarity? >> jesse: i wish i did. would like to know more. they should be testifying. this new give a first clue of president obama possibly being involved in the fbi shenanigans. if he wants to know if the fbi is up to. is it about the investigation? that was closed when this text was sent. >> dana: the anthony weiner investigation. >> jesse: wasn't about the trump-russia investigation? we don't know about that. if it was about the dnc hack, they never got the dnc server from the democrats. that is suspicious. obama says he doesn't comment on pending investigations ready commented on the other investigation on camera. he said it never jeopardized national security. comey contradicted him and said it did. he waited on the irs probe when that was pending. cincinnati office. it was more than that. lois lerner took the fifth. you had text messages thing we have to focus on the task at hand. what is the task at hand? if they are so terrified about the election of president trump, two that have anything to do by the insura

james. in this case the call was fake. police say it is part of a new swatting trend. someone calls police with a bogus emergency to generate is what response. jesse is in san jose with this latest example of the growing problem.>> reporter: at a time when many people are on pins and needles over guns and violence it seems almost unthinkable someone would take that narrative and turn it into a joke. that is one of the motivating factors behind swatting. another is vengeance.>> early wednesday san jose police units converge at a house in the 200 block of north 11th street. they deployed and ducked behind cars and trees for cover. with one wearing tactical gear and pointing an ar 15 at a target. the 911 call that brought them claimed a home invasion and robbery by armed men. it wasn't true. it was a hoax.>> we just got swatted. i did not think it would happen.>> he was inside writing cold with friends police called ask if armed men were holding them hostage and ordered all people out with their hands behind their backs.>> they were professional. saying this is why we have to do this.>> reporter: swatting making false call to police -- to prompt a ta

james a los estudios. >> gracias querido Ángel y saludos a jesse & joy allÁ en nueva york, talentosos, ahÍ estÁ, bueno, muchas mira ahora, normalmente, cuando hablamos de los pasos que debemos seguir cuando estamos cocinando. >> yo he dado varios pasos. >> en cualquier momento te pones encima, cuidado vamos agregar un poco mÁs de aceite de oliva y de ahÍ vamos agregar un poco de ajo una buena cantidad, pero no lo agrego al principio por quÉ no. >> cÓmo he aprendidos impresionante, ayudar a las a las personas a que compren un libro y hacer millonario no importa donde vayas ahÍ estarÁ sino te has caÍdo tenemos ya nuestro sabor que son los pimientos cebollas y nuestro ajo, tenemos acÁ la falta vamos a hacer un truco que les voy a mostrar en casa, antes que se vayan a colar y al fregadero, vamos a tomar un colador se lo mostramos seÑores director ahÍ estÁ y con eso vamos a retirar la pasta sin escurrir demasiado porque parte de la salsa. >> eso es el almidÓn que tÚ necesitas. >> el almidÓn que te va a dar la consistencia y cremosidad de la pasta. >> danny cÓmo has aprendido me sorprende, vamos a tomar un poquito

jesse: in one of the things juan mentioned was that the dossier didn't play any role in the feiss application that they had verified this stuff when they made the application. that's directly contradicted by jamesomey who testified in front of the senate intelligence committee that three months after the warrant on page have been granted, that the dossier was still unverified and salacious when he briefed the president about it in january 2017. >> greg: i have to admit our memo is bigger than their memo. this game of rock, paper, scissors. nunes' paper and they were rock. paper goes overwrought. they claim they counter the republican accusation of abuse but it's -- they use the word speculate. they speculated they knew where the dossier -- that's not reputation. this is me trying to return a serve from venus williams. it went nowhere. they need to find an alternative path. >> dana: i agree that the democrats need a method of some sort. russia cannot be it. if they expect to win and the midterms. they have a lot of energy on their side. i read three articles on each side, and to me it's a wash. i look at it and i think one thing we don't have here. there are four fisa court judges. we have the a

actor jesse williams, writer jacquelyn woodson, writer jason reynolds, and actress and dancer debbie allen. >> i think the first time i realized i was black and that it meant something was hearing jamesd, i'm black and i'm proud." i thought, wow, we can say this. i am proud. it was a moment of realizing that black was beautiful, and having come from the south and coming from a jim crow south into that moment, it was everything. >> i saw the signs that said white men, white women, colored men, colored women. ♪ my skin is black >> i knew i was black. hayed to tell the story. we have to tell the story so we can be inspired. >> there were all these barriers and, you know, glass ceilings and wooden and iron doors to get through. you can't get caught up in the madness of hate and anger. you won't get there. the create irv spirit has to live in place of joy and light. not darkness. >> think about the fact i get to be a writer born from a lineage of people who were not supposed to read. like how could i not with overcome with joy and overcome with the pride. >> it was illegal for us to read and write in this country for quite a while, for centuries, in fact, and punishable by death and far w