i'm the general counsel the up the i'd say and so that's why you don't see jim ryan, who was the republican voters. good. professor william black, thank you so much for being with us. anyone who wants to tackle corruption has to be willing to go all the way. sometimes that means all the way to the top. there are no short cuts to ensuring honesty and transparency. and it is incumbent on people in positions of authority. whether the elected officials, business leaders, or anybody else, to ensure that the rules are followed and that there's respect for the rule of law . but that's not real life. greed is a powerful motivator, and that's why we need whistle blowers, whistle blowers like bill black. thanks for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 the senior search of a lot right now moving up, i give a shit, a position associated with the local church. so certificate of boulevard you much and watch coolers. rich was a john bullshit. so don't that in the cause of the room and attend the want to know heart, that of all our oth

jim doty: mm-hm. ryan avis: mm-hm. calling-- jim doty: reading all the reports.een recorded, just diving in. keith morrison: of course they spoke to dave kroupa. no doubt in his mind cari was alive and crazy. jim doty: he was transparent. he gave us access to his whole e- mail account. ryan avis: eleven thousand e-mails that he had saved over the years. could be more. keith morrison: wow. keith morrison: but that wasnt all they had. right there in the file was a wholesale dump of material from liz golyars cell phone. so, they were learning a lot about both dave and liz. theyd been immersed in all that for months but hadnt interviewed liz yet when, in the office one day, pure coincidence-- ryan avis: i was in the hallway talking with a county attorney, and another investigator was walking down the hall with liz to his office. keith morrison: wow. ryan avis: and it-- to me, it was like i saw a famous person, because i knew everything about her. and she was there to file a harassment report. keith morrison: but this was odd, her complaint wasnt against cari, it was

and associated entities with the great ambassadors i got to serve with especially ambassador ryan crocker. jim mattis captured this really well when you said if you don't give us diplomats you will have to provide more ammunition. the answer to the question is it's all of the above. in the beginning you want to avoid warfare. the diplomacy of the cobbles together the components of deterrence is significant, is crucial. if you look at the indo pacific the deterrence doesn't just rest on the military forces is on all of our capabilities. what we need is a comprehensive, integrated whole governments control. that means our allies and partners together with the u.s. and is not just military it's diplomatic, economic, trade. although there is a gap when it comes to trade. we should have joined the transpacific partnership we help to develop and has gone on without us. it was more important as the security rather than economic or trade. although there were efforts in that regard. that is the pre-conflict. if you get into a crisis diplomacy is crucial there as well and we have seen the role of our se

ryan dietrich. the tart of this week jim lacamp of morgan annually warned too many hedge -- morgan stanley warned tooqueeze. what do you portend for the rest are of this week and month? >> liz, thanks for having me back and glad to be here, the best week of the year. what a good time to talk about it. what jim said is right. everybody was bear bearish this time a week ago. you see a correction on average about once a year. after the best start to the s&p for seven months since 1997, yeah, you know, it made sense to have a pullback. and with all the scary headlines, liz, it just took something to get it going. we've been in the camp the fed's likely done, they came out and pretty much said that. look at small caps the last two days, just an incredible explosion, up 5% in two days. the economy's still humming along and, you know what? seasonals are strong. november's historically strong, december's good. fourth quarter of a pre-election year is normally strong. so i can get into all this stuff, but we still think we're going higher here. liz: bullish on what? vf corp. earlier this week struggled when i

so when jim and i were talking with our so one of our two social scientists, ryan burdge, this is the phrase that he used ethnicity casts long shadow in the data. so we asked him the same question like ryan, does this mean and what do you it ryan meant by that is that even though our algorithm didn't have the ability to see it's still sorted largely along ethnic lines culture christians 98% white the mainstream church evangelical is 91% white. the x vangelis rangel's 83% white. and then the bipoc 0% white. okay, well, how do you account for the algorithm sorting? well, it looks like based on ethnicity, when it didn't have the ability, even see ethnicity ethnicity. so what, ryan, when we were talking with him, is ethnicity. definitely shapes people and forms them in significa and ways in ways that we might not be, you know, that might be subconscious or even unconscious in terms of how we're formed and shaped. and there's you know, i don't think it shouldn't be a shocking, you know, in this day and age to say that there many there's not like necessarily one america. there are many diff

jim acosta. >> almost. white house correspondent are now trying to arrange meetings between celebrities in president. msnbc contributor april ryan asked binder to set up a meeting between by biden and stevie wonder. >> i had an in-depth conversation with stevie wonder last night. who is i love stevie wonder hit what a serious question. i had an in-depth conversation with stevie wonder last night, who was asking requested a meeting with the president. he's very concerned about the black agenda falling along the wayside. is the white house amenable to sitting down with stevie wonder, who has met with presidents throughout history to include ronald reagan? he was one of the major impetus for getting the holiday for dr. martin luther king jr and also he was one of those who worked with president obama in his efforts to become president. is this president amenable to meeting with stevie wonder, who has these concerns? >> so what kind of president refuses to meet with stevie wonder? do you think trump's turning down a meeting with stevie wonder? what else does biden have going on? have you seen his schedule? >> it is wide open. have k