contributions to the security alliance will have to increase more with our white house correspondent jim lee out. when germany obviously is not paying their fair share calling out members by name donald trump didn't hold back as he sat down at the white house with the nato secretary general crediting himself with the tick in defense spending you go back ten and fifteen years and it's a rollercoaster ride down in terms of payment and since i came to office it's a rocketship up the u.s. president's criticisms aren't new he's repeatedly attacked the nato alliance at one point calling it obsolete he's walked back those criticisms but routinely complains the u.s. shoulders nato's defense burden it helps them there in europe helps them a lot more than it helps us views have made nato leaders wary of their partnership in twenty seventeen he refused to endorse the mutual defense commitment in place since one thousand nine hundred forty nine known as article five of the nato treaty some reports and suggested president trump has privately told advisors he wants to withdraw from nato potentially destro

that's because the party believes people spent too much time remembering the crimes of the nazi past jim lee has developed was scored a culture of remembrance to ensure that a doc chapter in its history is not defeated. not far from berlin sachsenhausen concentration camp was one of many sites where people were brutally annihilated on a huge scale german world war two school groups come here from across europe to learn about nazi atrocities. this is sort of this is really depressing. it makes me feel very sad little as if it's a horrible feeling to be here. until now there has been a consensus in german politics to ensure that the crimes of the nazi era are not forgotten especially among younger generations but the far right if de reject this they claim nazi history takes up too much school time and say the culture of remembrance is bad for germany. the effect ladies and gentlemen is quite clear young people are systematically brought up to feel guilt and shame about being german and they learn to associate germany with evil is this to us it's these sentiments are not just expressed in parli

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hopefully you'll get a pullback so you can get more in at a better basis lee in virginia, lee >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i want to talk to you about smart sheet, which i just added to my portfolio. i think it's a cloud play to become one of your cloud princes. it's up more than 50% for the year, but after i bought my shares, it dropped 10% >> you're right. it's got -- it's a little niche. it's a little niche, but let's do more on it for you because i didn't understand why it just dropped. i'm hoping it was just part of the anti-cloud move we had, but i can't say that without knowing more fred in pennsylvania fred >> caller: hi, jim my question is on dropbox. ipo'd march of 18. it reached a high of $43.50 around june of '18 it's howeverering around $21 to $22. the last two quarters were good, but last quarter had somewhat of a glitch i'm down on the stock. should i sell or buy >> i'm going to say hold it here look, we're big fans when it became public. and we still like it i know it's not been a great stock. and sometimes you just pick stocks and, well, what can i say? it hasn't done a lot i think drew

lee to another name. >> context is everything. jimd president trump about neo-nazis starting violence in charlottesville. he asked him about neo-nazis. that was his response. and remember, just days before that the president blamed the hatred and violence in charlottesville on "many sides". >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many ides, on many sides. >> many sides, or both sides. let's be real. the president and his supporters want you to believe that he had the perfect response to the deadly violence in charlottesville when it was actually far from it, far from perfect. there's nothing perfect about saying neo-nazis are very fine people. this was specifically organized, okay, as a unite the right rally. and promoted on neo-nazi websites. the rebranding is also an attempt to excuse what happened there because in the president's eyes he wants you to believe that the protesters were fighting for a fair cause. that cause, keeping up the statue of a traitor to the united

that's the reaction from jim clyburn following the president's comments about general robert e. lee. it started when the president was questioned about his remarks about a deadly white nationalist rival in charlottesville, virginia back in 2017. >> i've answered that question and if you look at what i said you'll see that question was answered perfectly, and i was talking about people that went because they felt very strongly about the monument to robert e. lee, a great general. whether you like it or not he was one of the great generals. i've spoken to many generals here right at the white house and many people thought of the generals they think he was maybe their favorite general. people were there protesting the taking down of the monument of robert e. lee. everybody knows that. >> the fact of the matter is robert e. lee was a great tactician not a great person. robert e. lee was a slave owner and a brutal slave master. thankfully he lost that war. and i find i want interesting that the president is now glorifing a losing. he always said he hated losers. robert e. lee was a losin

that's the reaction from congressman jim clyburn in south carolina on sunday following the president's comments late last week about confederate general robert e. lee. it all started when the president was questioned on his remarks about a deadly white nationalist rally in charlottesville, virginia, back in 2017. >> very fine people on both sides? >> i've answered that question. if you look at what i said, you will see that that question was answered perfectly and i was talking about people that went because they felt very strongly about the monument to robert e. lee, a great general. whether you like it or not, he was one of the great generals. i've spoken to many generals here right at the white house, and many people thought of the generals, they think that he was maybe their favorite general. people were there protesting the taking down of the monument of robert e. lee. everybody knows that. >> the fact of the matter is robert e. lee was a great tactician, was not a great person. robert e. lee was a slave owner and a brutal slave master. thankfully he lost that war, and find it kind of interesting, the president is now glorifying a loser. he al

lee. >> the biggest prize in stock picking is at stake this hour. i'm tyler mathisen welcome, everybody and with us to help analyze and maybe even criticize the picks, "mad money's" jimr >> all rookies >> rookies, rookies, rookies. >> fantasy, a tall guy out there, like shazam or syndergaard. >> they woke up your phillies last night in a major way. we'll talk about that. walk around and same thing as my man. there's some people out here, a guy, mr. not wonderful, a little sorry. >> we're going to run through exactly how this whole draft is going to work, but first, let's go out to kelly evans and dominic chu in the draft room, folks, take it away. >> we're enjoying the trash talk the draft room was buzzing amazing guys competing you've referenced them starting with noah syndergaard, star pitcher for the new york mets. >> and kevin o'leary, a stormer stock draft champion, big gamble last year did not exactly pay off in a big way his rival, bethany frankel behind me with the dog, back but this year, they may be more friends than foes, kelly >> we'll see celeb chef bobby flay is here making his way to the draft. >> the 2018 stock draft champion nick lowry, hoping to def

lee defended the confederacy. i grew up in mississippi. having to learn about stonewall jackson and these folks. what does he represent for me? folks defending slavery, jimw segregation. my dad is still alive. he's not in the ground. this is not some distant past. so part of what whether you agree with how biden used it or not, part of what he pointed to is that we areane an inflection point where the central contradiction at the heart of american democracy, the fact we reconciled our democratic aspirations with the institution of slavery, the fact we didn't really become a democracy until 1965 with the voting rights act, right, that now that's all in the mix. so it seems to me that biden has set the stage, and we need to deal with honestly. >> president obama had often talked about the fact not being able to pass significant gun legislation in the wake of newtown was probably his biggest regret, biggest disappointment. he was as emotional as i've ever seen him certainly after that happened. and again it serves as tradition, right inyou have to run giving america hope. you have to run giving america an affirmative reason. i just wonder what you thought f