i think every doorstep in san francisco in every paragraph had a quote from reverend jim jones. reverend jones used to tell me he was probably a distant cousin. i hope not. [laughter] but i think of all the mistakes harvey made that was the most terrible and i think the only way to mitigate or respond to that is to understand the jim thought everyone was taken in by it and no one could possibly imagined that outcome. >> i actually found another letter at the california historical medical society that willie brown had written to the prime minister of gianna saying if he would permit jim jones and his people to settle in gianna he would do wonderful things for the country. willie brown was taken in as much as harvey and all of these politicians but what jim jones could do was mobilize his congregation to get out the vote. they did that for harvey. they distributed thousands of leaflets for harvey and how could a politician who didn't understand how terrible jim jones was, how could you resist if someone says they are going to produce thousands and thousands of leaflets for you. >>

of course he could not really know what jim jones really was. but he traumatized and how awful that must have been for him that those 900 people died maybe dick or jim. but i remember harvey saying that the whole place is bugged. but the story that i find most troubling is like every other liberal left politician and emerald city in hindsight speaking 2020 nobody could have imagined in their lives a nightmare of what would unfold. i thought he was completely insane but also with the head of this incredible army, they have a newspaper delivered so i think every doorstep in san francisco. my family is also from indiana and reverend jones said we were just tricked cousin did i said i hope not. [laughter] but i think of all the mistakes he made. that was the most terrible and the only way to mitigate a response to that was just everybody nobody could have possibly imagined. >> i found another letter from the historical society that was written to the prime minister to say that if he would permit jim jones and the people he would do wonderful things f

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you to spend it like it's a visa card not accumulate it stack it save it and build on it is the jim jones of the ghana suicide cult when it comes to big oil if it is. then i'm oprah winfrey. and he doesn't understand the first thing about it or he may have at one point like saying remember was a friend of christ true and then he was cast out of heaven when he became you know he was an angel and then he became satan craig rodger of a air. the whole bitcoin cash are fallen angels they have become c tonic and they are important because they provide the ipso facto the beta to the alpha the nemesis to the hero soto she is the hero craig wright is the villain i'm going to move on to the next headline but i do want to say in the past we have discussed it but we believe that what cash meant to the cypherpunks who developed because it's not just ones that toshi nakamoto it's whoever even if it was an individual they were building upon innovations and creations and ideas of the entire cypherpunk movement of thirty years prior and cash was about anonymity and basically trust lists internet and permi

diplomat jim jones trist told us washington is angry over interest purchase of the s four hundred systems because it undermines u.s. attempts to damage russia. the people behind these policies do not look at russia as a partner at all they look at it as an adversary and that their goal is essentially regime change in russia buying russian weapons is not bad because they're a competitor for business they're bad because there is essentially a full scale political warfare being carried on against the russian federation by the agency is that the american government i don't know that this is nationally what president trump wants but it certainly wanted hartman of state department of treasury and other organs of the government want and the purchase of russian weapons is that because russia is bad i think that not only with regard to arms purchases but every other excuse we can think of we will find ways to put new sanctions on russia or countries and companies the deal with russia. a former nurse of karroubi in origin who was brought to the u.k. as a baby whose father served in the royal air fo

diplomat jim jones chris thinks washington is over and chris purchase of the s four hundred systems because it undermines u.s. attempts to damage moscow. the people behind these policies do not look at russia as a partner at all they look at it as an adversary and that their goal is essentially regime change in russia buying russian weapons is not because they are a competitor for business they're bad because there is essentially a full scale political work there being carried on against the russian federation by the agencies of the american government i don't know that this is nationally what president truck wants but it certainly wanted would have state department of treasury and other organs of the government want and the purchase of russian weapons is bad because russia is bad i think that not only with regard to arms purchases but every other excuse we can think of we will find ways to put new sanctions on russia or countries and companies that deal with russia. another story we're closely following today a former nurse of karroubi in origin who was brought to the u.k. as a baby and wh

of former us the boom of jim jones is the opinion washington's angry over turkey buying the s four hundred because it undermines u.s. attempts to damage russia. the people behind these policies do not look at russia as a partner at all they look at it as an adversary and that their goal is essentially regime change in russia buying russian weapons is not bad because they are a competitor for business they're bad because there is essentially a full scale political warfare being carried on against the russian federation by the agencies of the american government i don't know that this is nationally what president trump wants but it certainly wanted hartman of state department of treasury and other organs of the government want and the purchase of russian weapons is bad because russia is bad i think that not only with regard to arms purchases but every other excuse we can think of we will find ways to put new sanctions on russia or countries and companies the deal with russia. a former nurse who's lived in britain since she was a baby is facing deportation sharyn fatalis who was originally bo

cult the cult of trump worship they can't call him out because they will see it no more so than jim jones followers see it but it's just never never can you just get a concerted be like that was wrong yes obviously it's wrong to suggest that targeting members of the media is a thing and that they're the enemy of the people it was wrong and i would love just wants to hear one of these conservative robots were trying to just say it was wrong finally but never going to happen never going to happen and no by the way maxine waters who he was alluding to never advocated violence she said make them uncomfortable and make make them to own that i can i finish being who i was a bit wrong too i did you're going to beat them can i finish speaking i thought we had a role to actually make that that she said to form a crowd and let them know that they don't support the policies and that they're not welcome the violence is going to say try to say something like trump is wrong so you go ahead you can interrupt me all you want to do that nobody gets a chance to interrupt or out of time but you've done so w

prescott from the cowboys says i would never protest, jim jones is also said that.his is the most inappropriate place you could choose to protest. >> martha: i think they should put the money where their mouth is and agree -- if they should bring that up to the president and say we want to talk to you. be the change that you seek. i think it's a powerful message and i think it would go a lot longer wait than what they're doing now which seems to be a mixed message and a lot of people feel is not clearly presented. i want to ask you about another topic that happened, the first lady's parents became citizens. it's obviously a personal moment for them of great meaning but when the lawyer was questioned do they come under chain migration, he said essentially yes which is something the president is clearly against, how do you square that? >> that the system we have now. however it's not apples and apples with the comes with the way they did this. chain migration typically, entire families comes after one person comes within a year they try to bring the whole family over

i used to have to take my boss at the time, national security adviser jim jones over to the white housein on then-president obama's foreign policies. he was always very candid with this thought. shocking there was no tip toeing around disagreements. there was no mincing words. his candidates for something people appreciated about him. >> fair to say he was candid in a sense his thoughts were country's first-ever politics first when it came to foreign policy. >> country first and also the men and women in uniform over and above politicians. you know, people like to talk about how he was the defense hawk, national security hawk and he was. but he was not a reckless advocate for foreign intervention. quite the contrary. part of the reason our men and women in uniform loved him so much. >> exactly. he carries a 10 this he opposed the use of force is something that should always be restrained and always be appropriate and that was his big beef with president george w. bush as he felt he did not resource the war in iraq are properly printing out at any never forgive him for that. >> he was on

my name is jim jones, i am the interim chairman of the atlantic council. i have been a big fan of the council for many years. i am honored to be here especially for this very great day. we are pleased to welcome the secretary of state for defense of the united kingdom, the honorable gavin williamson. welcome to washington. there is no secret in this room about the fact that the u.s., you kate relationship has for many years been the anchor of the transatlantic relationship. since world war ii. my own experience with the u.k. has more to do with the royal marines. great had many expeditions with around the world. we have a very tight relationship as does the navy, air force, and the army. where more than allies, where friends. we think the same way and the threats that face us same way. these are crucial times that we live in the 21st century as announced itself as a messy century full of different changesof gravity big in what defines national security. more than just about armies, navies, and air forces. but also what defines us as a people in our economi

my name is jim jones. i'm the interim chairman of the atlantic council and i do some work with the center as well, been a big fan of the council for many many years and honored to be here especially for this very very great day. we are pleased to welcome the secretary of state for defense of the u.k., the right honorable gavin williamson. mr. secretary, welcome to washington. there's no secret in this room about the fact that the u.s., u.k. relationship has for many many years been the anchor of the transatlantic relationship. since world war ii. my own experience with the u.k. has to do more with the royal marines, which i have had many many great expeditions with around the world, and we have a very tight relationship as does our navy, our air forces and our army. we are more than allies. we are friends. and we share common values, common purposes, and we think the same way. react to the threats that face us the same way. these are crucial times that we live in. the 21st century has announced itself as a

diplomat jim john jones who thinks security at the white house may have to be increased. it's something i'm afraid we'll have to consider now look i think there is an element of truth here in terms of the backbiting the backstabbing the contentious contention that goes on in this white house but frankly to some extent i think has gone on in other white houses well i think maybe it's worse in this one partly because of the sea jabba's fear that the trumpet ministration has experienced from day one and had to be honest knowing some of the people that are that are in that situation i'm not sure they're all as any more trustworthy than. the suicide bomber has detonated explosives at the office of the electoral commission in the afghan capital people had gathered there to protest the disqualification of multiple candidates running in parliamentary elections journalist the reports now from kabul. some of the supporters of those candidates who were disqualified from to run for the parliamentarian elections they were they were gathering in a nearby the independent election commis

that satan coming to claim his due cause the death of many musicians including jimi hendrix jim morrison brian jones janis joplin and more recently amy winehouse all of them like robert johnson dead at twenty seven which gave rise to the club twenty seven legend to put what he would call the so-called cursed poets or cursed musicians you may really put them on the same level as your i do not hold lair jimi hendrix or janis joplin or amy winehouse house they are people capable of bringing so much beauty but their daily lives are so turbulent that to do they have addictions it's disaster after disaster so long as it makes you always feel is a. real hawk at the last ice rock n roll tends to gradually wring these musicians dry it's very demanding very exhausting. finally killed many of its practitioners at an early age i guess. but even if rock n roll took the lives of its missionaries it succeeded in winning a mass following in order to recover its ascendancy the church has tried to capture the power of its longtime rival and harness it to disseminate god's word that's christian rock was born in cuba.

it reminds me of the jim jones followers.t's time, right now people are lining up to drink the kool-aid. it's a mess. host: is that just a criticism of republicans and president trump? did you see blind trust when a democrat was in the white house? caller: absolutely. thatld not believe president clinton was reelected. or george w. bush the second. it just seems to be part of human nature so we are going to go through with this. it's not going to be pretty. , new york.eanside republican. good morning. that.: i'm united states coast guard captain. i was listening to the call factories before. the problem is without coal india and china are putting dirty coal factories online. we need industry. you need coal, you need cheap electric. we need that for industry. god forbid we fall into a world war. that's like in the future without tanks, without metal. the only steal that rebuilds are transducers, our electrical grid. and we are down to like one factory. we need like when you go see riveter building everything and men to war for

you to spend it like it's a visa card not accumulate it stack it save it and build on it is the jim jones of the ghana suicide cult when it comes to big oil if he is toshi then i'm oprah winfrey. and he doesn't understand the first thing about it or he may have at one point like satan remember it was a friend of christ true and then he was cast out of heaven when he became you know he was an angel and then he became satan craig rodger of a air being in the whole bitcoin cash or fallen angels they have become sick tonic and they are important because they provide the ipso facto the beta to the alpha the nemesis to the hero soto she is the hero craig wright is the villain i'm going to move on to the next headline but i do want to say in the past we have discussed it but we believe that what cash meant to the cypherpunks who developed because it's not just ones that toshi nakamoto it's whoever even if it was an individual they were building upon innovations and creations and ideas of the entire cypherpunk movement of thirty years prior and cash was about anonymity and basically trust lists i

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jones! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> hey! >> jimmy: how fun. >> hi, jim! what's up, quest?mmy: you look gorgeous. oh, please. >> i try to look gorgeous, boo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you don't have to try. you are -- >> i do have to try, boo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i had -- [ laughter ] we had one of our mutual favorite people on the show, jennifer lopez. >> ahh! i love j-lo. jenny from the block, baby. >> jimmy: i know, yeah. [ cheers ] i love jennifer lopez. >> i love her. >> jimmy: i know. me too. but you -- >> i love her. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you went to see her show? i know, talk me through it. walk me through it. >> well, okay, there's a lot of people that i want to see in concert. but gil scott-heron, he's dead though. so -- but that's sad. [ laughter ] so i'll see him in heaven. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know what i mean? >> jimmy: sure. >> and, you know, janet jackson, i want to see her in concert. but j-lo, seriously, is like on the top of the list. because she can dance so good. >> jimmy: yes. >> i love to just watch her dance. and she's just so pretty. an

jim acosta, thank you very much. >>> let's dip deeper into the immunity deal. our national correspondent athena jones joins us right now. what did prosecutors want to know from weisselberg that would have required an immunity deal? >> hi, wolf. a source familiar tells us that weisselberg's interview happened weeks ago and that it focused on michael cohen and the hush money payments to two women who said they had affairs with trump, which trump denies. weisselberg is a major player, in the secret reporting from a few weeks ago, cohen says he consulted with weisselberg, and in the plea deal, he's referred to as executive one, who arranged $420,000 in payments to cohen to pay him back for the payment he made to stormy daniels. he wrote -- please pay from the truth, post to legal expenses when he forwarded the invoices to another executive. it's very clear that he's played a key role. >> athena how big a there et to president trump is it that prosecutors are talking to weisselberg? >> this is certainly a big deal. we're talking about a person who has been working for trump for decades. he is the chief fi

jim brown, prescott, two influential people in the nfl along with cowboys owner jerry jones. >> witht know. at what point do you forgive. >> bill: can you separate the two? >> you can separate them. >> bill: why is it relevant based on his past? >> standing for the flag has nothing to do with what he has done in the past but i don't think he should be celebrated as this great american hero. celebrate him as one of the greatest running backs ever. >> he made the comments before hard knocks. whatever -- >> bill: i'll give it up. all right. >> same state. every time hard knocks airs i think the football season is about to start. >> sandra: sit-down between robert mueller and the president. what rudy giuliani has just said. we'll have it for you after the break. try new pepto with ultra coating. we really pride ourselves on >> temaking it easy for youass, to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so

jim handley here now at live desk in connection with the car involved in the shooting death of 10-year-old makiyah wilson. news 4 just confirmed prince george's county policed arres kevin eugene jones, 20 years old, for a carjackg in lanham on july 1st. the car he allegedly stole was a 2008 infinity with maryland plates. the same car captured in this video outside of makiyah wilson's home the day she was killed. that more than two weeks later on july 16th. now jones ish not charged w wilson's murder, and d.c. police have told us thebelieve the were five men inside that car, including the geway driver. jones is in jail in prince george's county. he'll be there at least until his next court heari september 7th. d.c. police say they are still loing for tips i wilson's murder and the case is still open. ladies, ck to you. >> all right. thank you, m. >> tributes are pouring in for the queen of soul asframous iends visit her bedside. ahead, we take a look back at so of aretha franklin's most iconic moments, including some right here in d.c. s >>> plus,e showers on the radar and a return to cru wanted to save on prtions... so you went online... that your brain went o.mbo-jumbo of co-pays,

here is a sweet deal, van jones, a self-avowed marxist, actually was given $20 million for social justice on the football field. unlike jimor tony done g who works with one heart project, young people trying to get him out. >> i'm trying to follow your thoughts. you are feeling -- tell me if i don't have this right but your belief is players are shortchanging themselves and their communities because they are protesting the national anthem when they should be looking for better opportunities for family members, economic opportunities, prison reform you just mentioned, so they are being put into a box and encouraged to do something you think is detrimental to them and their communities instead of being on board with economic opportunities. >> there is more to this than people respecting the flag. this is done on purpose, people who know better. i talk about the association of owners, these guys are putting things in place and showing americans something they are not coming through with. they are using and discarding young players, doing the same to the black community. trish: this is not good for the owners. a 5 or the owne

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jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back toyota is reportedly set to invest $500,000 in uber to work on driverless car technology according to dow jonesllion, and that brings us to today's quote of the day it comes from the uber ceo outlining a shift in uber strategy which along with driverless cars could change the way we use the service in an interview with the financial times he details a plan to move away from cars and towards electric bikes and scooters for shorter trips saying, quote, during rush hour it's very inefficient for a one ton hulk of metal to take one person 10 blocks >> although the company makes less money from a bike ride than by car, he hopes it'll pay off in the long run saying quote, we are willing to tradeoff short-term economics for long-term engagement i found in my career the long-term engagement wins wars >> but said it would lead to higher proportion of longer rides and less congested roads i have to say there's a lot of debate ability who has a better walk at the open of the show there was no debate who was better on the scooter. >> i like the fact she's standing up straight and you're kind of hunched ove

jim, it may not be one small data point -- >> it's an giant step for mankind. >> we have a new high on apple today. $209.04. it centers around the decision to remove most of alex jonesars pod casts and shows from itunes citing violations of content policy it's about apple regulating hate and this is the sort of puzzle that a lot of companies are now in. >> i think a lot of companies look at what happened with facebook and just want to get ahead of them. but i also think that apple is doing its -- when they take over yahoo! and they bump yahoo! finance -- >> you keep talking about that. >> it's big. it's $400 million. >> you keep talking about that. >> i do. >> you know something. >> david, it's like you when you say i don't know anything but let me tell you what is going to happen i know absolutely nothing but this is going to occur. >> you brought up yahoo! finance and apple having insight so many times. >> i'll stop. >> i think it's interesting. >> no, i'm done talking about it >> done talking about it. >> done. i've been silenced. >> want to talk about growth stocks >> i'll check my tomatoes. >> the no sun crushed me this year. >> we should mention praxir. linde

week you look at what paul tutor-jones said about a potential melt up in q 4 do you lean one way or the other? >> i think the fed is clearly going to be data driven. as jimked about, the data is wanting to further lose from the fed. one of the most interesting and reliable indicators of the cycle you need to begin to worry about the peak is when the inflation rate and the unemployment rate are the same number. that proceeded everyone in the last three recessions by about a year there's 1% apart now could close that gap fairly quickly under rapid 4% growth. >> that's an interesting indicator. jim, i want to talk about the market's take on trade the posture is hopeful is that right to you >> well, i think the deal i think the deal particularly with canada, sara, is really a wonderful thing long-term. i think it has greater impact than it does immediately now the trade impact, to me, on the stock market hasn't been that great. it's affected certain industries very dramatically but a lot of economy not very much. you got to remember the stock market collapse the in february because of a hot number not because of trade it rallied up to highs long before, you