-lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin. -lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these guys all have full-time jobs, but in a business like this, you want to have at least one guy that's responsible for the business, one who opens it and

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in our world, we invest in are c education, but those the questions that cory and kamila and joe biden and sherrod in, and he gets elizabeth and amy and kirsten others will have to answer. and, frankly, teachers and able to see the authenticity of those answers if anybody is pitting one against the other or if somebody doing the bidding off of rich olks or if someone is authentically involved in helping all of our children in america getting an education. >> i know we're weeks and days into some of these campaigns, say if any of o those folks that we mentioned have reached out to you or a.f.t. about some of the issues you mentioned? they have.ten: yes, >> can you name names? ms. weingarten: let's just say has rung a lot. >> is that largely due to the are we're ikes seeing? i think it is so interesting a teacher strikes have been about are a lot of the pusheds that were really by the obama administration. ms. weingarten: i'm sorry, lauren. you know that i was not a big duncan, and in some ways it is actually great. successor, is going to be with us in el paso, we do a is week when own h

c-span.org. -- listen to it on the radio app. joe biden will speak as well as congressman john lewis. dundeeket will -- with will travel. later, motorcade driven past that capital will be driven past the capital on the east plaza of capitol hill and another funeral will take place in washington, d.c. on thursday at holy trinity catholic church. that is a 10:30 a.m. on thursday. we expect from bill clinton, steny hoyer, john boehner all expected to speed at that funeral. flax in thecapital at half staff to that happens. is next from ohio. republican, good morning. good morning. it is upsetting to the republican party. we voted president trump in theory we voted on the issue. one of them was a wall. the majority ruled. that is what happens in america. i do not understand why the democrats are insulting and disrespect to the american people. the thing they are doing is a self-serving agenda. they are arrogant, condescending. to see just go grown people stand on national news and say we will not give you the money you need is off the wall. it is arrogant. i do not understand what is going

joe alluded there when he dealt with this under bill clinton, he was in his second term. the voters did not have a chance to decide. now they do, that's a major difference in the democrats cwhere they are twisting and turning about how to deal with it as joe laid out so well. they understand from history and from seeing very different level of what happened with brett kavanaugh and attribute a lot of the democratic losses in red states to backlash against democrats over what happened to kavanaugh. imagine it is not kavanaugh but the actual president, it would make that look kind of minor politically speaking. on the other hand, you know, they have a lot of pressure on the left, this is why we elected you, this is why we put a majority in the house to hold the president accountable and look at things, the mueller report laid out by the former fixer. >> gloria. i want you to bring us inside the hearing room today. we know republicans, jim jordan, is the ranking member of this committee. they are going to hammer at michael cohen. what is that going to look like? i think there are some strategies, michael cohen, releasing this beforehand because he knows he's going to be hit

joe in alabama. with no guests for a siu have just heard from you. the state of the union is still available to you. want to watch portions of it, go to c-span.org. for that come the democratic response and everything leading up to the state of the union. this being a normal workday in washington for members of the house of representatives their coming in for their session. we will take you there now. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. february 6, 2019. i hereby aa point the honorable benny g. thompson to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minorit

joe gibbs at today's 61st running of the daytona 500. gibb's son died at age 49 and they had a historic race that saw drama, tears, a c 21 carsh and lots oflames. j.d. wore number 11 when he 1 ayed football so on lap today, nascar honoring hismo me. ten laps left. the big one. thatretty much takes out everyone. look at this. 21 cars involved in the wreck. the dvers austin dylan, chase elliott among the many drivers involved in this one. sparks, flames everywhere. the number 10 car on top of the number 38 car. scene. crazy 12 cautions and five wrecks and the race's fina 20 laps as you can oksee. everywhere. and amazingly, no major ri inju. no one was hurt and the race went into overtime. den denny hamlin in the lead. e gibbs racing finishing 1, 2, 3 wit hamlin getting his second win. daytona 500 >> now alex ovechkin and the caps still on the road, tonight visiting the anaheim ducks. they get it back. over to ovie. 40th goal of the season. 10th time he has done thathin s career which ties him for second most all time trailing only wayne gretsky. to the second period, ducks up 2-1. the puck out to john carlson. finds itself way in. is one is

possibility of a later departure date and testing times for mercedes a c f one champions face problems in their pre-season practice joe we'll have the details coming up in sports. my jury is ruling party says unofficial results so that incumbents who already has won the presidential election a.p.c. party officials say they're preparing to celebrate biharis victory president bahar is currently leading by nearly two million votes and the electoral commission has announced results from more than half the country the main opposition p.d.p. has accused the ruling party of trying to rig the polls john hall is joining us from a bush us oh is it a done deal done for already or do we expect any surprise as. well i'm outside the coalition's center with state level results are being announced by the independent electoral commission at the moment in a blue chip twenty six states have been declared here out of thirty six so they're not finished yet and the final result may not come until wednesday morning but already supporters of president who are out on the streets outside the part of the ruling party headquarters here in a budg

you can see that on c-span three, c-span.org and our c-span radio app. from joerth carolina, democrats line. caller: good morning. what islike to know wrong with the people of the united states. they are about the stupidest people going. you can't open your eyes and see? this man is promoting communism. he hangs around communists all the time. coming as leaders, russia -- communist leaders. russia. host: that is joe in north carolina. video from earlier today. this is the first meeting between the president and kim jong-un as they met and exchanged pleasantries. a short speech from the president. a dinner that followed. another meeting set to talk about details when it comes to issues when it comes to the program. from texas, democrats line, kyle. caller: i just want to point out need tole we do negotiate with our enemies and have to indication, donald trump is not the right man to be doing that. he has already threatened kim jong-un with nuclear holocaust. he is not looking out for the interest of the entire world. is more interested in profiting from his presid

c-p are also urging him to step aside. several key allies have pulled their support from the former pediatric neurosurgeon. including former vice- president joeiden who tweeted "there's no place for racism in america."similar calls poured in from several 20-20 democratic presidential candidates.. including julian castro and senators kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand. sen. kirsten gillibrand, (d) new york// "so disturbing. so racist. there is no place for racism in our government, among our leaders."i'm omar jimenez reporting. (jrs) kamala harris tweeted out.... leaders are called to a higher standard, and the stain of racism should have no place in the halls of government. the governor of virginia should step aside so the public can heal and move forward together. harris has previously been an outspoken supporter of northam including tweeting him congratulations when he won virginia's governor (justine) president trump is also reacting to the virginia governor's press conference by tweeting out today...democrat governor ralph northam of virginia just stated, "i believe that i am not either of the people in that photo." this was 24 hours af

c-p are also urging him to step aside. several key allies have pulled their support from the former pediatric neurosurgeon. including former vice- president joeo tweeted "there's no place for racism in america."similar calls poured in from several 20-20 democratic presidential candidates.. including julian castro and senators kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand. sen. kirsten gillibrand, (d) new york// "so disturbing. so racist. there is no place for racism in our government, among our leaders."i'm omar jimenez reporting. (justine) representative tulsi gabbard officially launched her 2020 presidential campaign in hawaii today. the official launch of gabbard's campaign gives her presidential bid a chance at a reset after weeks of discord heading into the announcement. gabbard is an iraq war veteran who gained national prominence in 20-16. she was an outspoken supporter of vermont senator bernie sanders' 2016 campaign. reports say she will run for president as an anti- interventionalist democrat who support a populist economic agenda. <"i will bring this soldier's principal to the white house, restoring the values of dignity, honor and respect

c-e. >> i don't know. >> who is this? >> i'm not sure. >> do you know who the vice-president is? >> um, joeen. [ laughter ] >> who is this man? >> ted turner. >> i have no idea. >> bill clinton. >> no. >> no, i don't know. >> vice-president -- >> i don't know his name. >> all right. who did you vote for in the last election? >> bernie sanders. >> i know, i know his name, but it's like the tip of my tongue. >> heartbeat away from the presidency. it literally rhymes with nike dense a. >> it rhymes with pence. >> pants. >> it is pence. no, it is literally pence. >> stop, guys. mike pence? >> i'm telling you it is pence. >> spell it. >> m-i-k-e p-e-n-n-s. >> no. >> p-e-n-n-t-s. >> no. >> p-e-n-c-e? >> yes. laugh laffer [ laughter ] >> i have to admit, in a way i'm jealous of those people, i really am. you know, the former c.e.o. of starbucks, gentleman named howard schultz is thinking about running for president. so far he's doing a bang-up job. he did an interview in which he suggested that billionaires should instead be referred to from here on as people of means, which is a vente stupid thin

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host: joe, you are on the air. caller: i love c-span. i've been calling for 30 years.d up about donald trump. we have a reelection group set up to reelect him and david perdue. and i just heard warren buffett, the stock market is up 11% so far this year. i do not see how anybody can think donald trump is not doing a super job. they do need to cut spending and waste. but i tell you, the stock market, can you imagine up 11%, this is the best start in 34 years. and i tell you, i am a stock market guy and i have never felt better about the future of america. and i think that donald trump is the best leader in world history and i will work 20 47 to reelect him and david perdue. host: george in georgia talking about spending. it is not teed up yet, but from the wall street journal, "spending fights to resume." yarmouth said that democrats would be seeking to military increase in spending with an increase of nonmilitary spending, a point of contention in previous negotiations." now from new york, eugene. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? i have a comment

the bell, despite continuing c-suite uncertainty and that new shareholder lawsuit accusing top executives past and present, including former chief les moonves and current ceo joeannello of insider trading. charlie gasparino, lot of powder in the keg here. >> i will tell you, i have been speaking with a lot of people about this. that's less about insider trading, you know, stealing of information and using it, what's essentially shareholder information to -- for private gain. i will tell you why i don't think it's any of that. it's something for the company much more existentially serious. i will say this. here are the major issues facing cbs right now. they have a ceo search because more difficult, and the company obviously is shopping itself, okay? the company is shopping itself at a time when it looks like deep-pocketed buyers seem to be uninterested. is amazon interested. is apple interested. is google. a lot of these tech companies that i think cbs thought they could sell to are looking to develop their own content. is netflix going to merge or buy cbs. i don't think they can. so we have an issue here where it looks like the insiders start selling not beca

c-span two. announcer: next, a discussion about expanding economic opportunity with kevin hassett and former economic visor to vice president joe biden. the --ent is hosted by institute. morning, everyone. welcome to extending economic opportunities for americans. i am the deputy director of the economic strategy group and would like to deduce our cochair and the president emeritus of the university of north carolina. [applause] >> thank you. you met amy gant, who is the heart and soul of the economic strategy grew. thank you for all you do. good morning on behalf of my pal hank paulson and myself, let me welcome each of you to our meeting this morning. to look at the audience and see so many familiar faces and old friends. thank you for joining us. let me begin by thanking four people who have been instrumental in efforts. -- isaacson, bob stiller, they have provided not just leadership but been an enormous help in forming the economic strategy grew. somethingstart with unusual, but with bad news and hopefully we can go from there. we just witnessed the longest government shutdown in the history of our country. we have gotten

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joe, good morning. caller: good morning. first of all, thank you for cn, and thank you for getting people a chance to speak to america to see how we feel. i used to be a republican. now, i am a democrat, and i really don't know what to do. it is apparent that neither party wants to resolve this issue of immigration. people,parent that working men and women, did not vote for donald trump. they voted against hillary clinton. and the clinton and obama policies. , aske out here in america those in west virginia what donald trump has done for them and they will say absolutely nothing. it is a state that carried the industrial revolution off its back, and look what has happened to us. we are at the bottom of every category in america, and there is no future for us. i don't know what we are going to do, but we don't need a wall. we need some barriers. we need the drugs to stop from coming in, but more than anything, what the people of america need, is jobs. our citizens need to be re-educated for the new jobs. there are millions of jobs in america now that our

c-span. i have three major issues. i vote on keeping nato, also strong union jobs, and i also want to protect social security and medicare. my picks are joe biden and sherrod brown. i think we need to win the rust belt back. . think it is important keep budapest. host: tell our viewers who that is. caller: that is the mayor from indiana, a gay gentlemen who was in the military. host: what is the mayor of? caller: i cannot remember. indiana. i cannot remember. host: let's go to robert from south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you to c-span. my pick would be bernie sanders. bernie sanders would put the power of the government back into the people. -- letu look at people the people paid by capitalists socialism capitalism, only for the rich in america. he wants to flip that. bernie sanders wants to put the power of government in the hands of the people. i don't know why people in america have a hard time listening to what the man is saying. clinton,bout hillary that is crazy. if you remember, if you look at the polls of bernie, hillary, and donald trump, bernie sanders andbeating both hillary donald trump. that is what t

c-span. and you can see this morning's funeral service in dearborn, michigan, tonight at 8:00 eastern and, again, at 11:00. former vice president joe biden gave the eulogy for former congressman dingell, the longest serving congressman in history, representing his district for more than 59 years. he passed away thursday at the age of 92. moost o'massachusetts congressman, sam moult -- massachusetts congressman, sam moulton, delivered remarks on defense policy and national security. while at the brookings institution, he outlined his top defense priorities and answered questions about the defense budget. this is about 45 minutes. mr. moulton: good morning, everyone. and welcome to brookings. i'm with the foreign policy program and it's my honor to emcee this event with congressman seth moulton today. seth is beginning his third term in the sixth district of massachusetts. which includes his native town of mabblehead. he is a four-time iraq war veteran who joined the marine corps after gragg from harvard and before that phillips academy. studying physics andujar vard and deciding with all that background, what he wanted toot most was

c-span.org. ideas for improving the voting process in the united states. we will hear next from joerom san antonio. caller: good morning. i just wanted to comment on the idea of letting underage voters or 16-year-old voters the able to vote. i feel like that would be an extension of a parent's ideology. i also would say that there is the idea of a national voting day. week, it national too much for them to handle. host: you think there is a big changes far as a young person's ability to vote wisely from the age of 16 to the age of 18. i think the last two years make a decent bearing. but the age of 16 would really part of the -- parents ideology. host: is 18 the agent texas? caller: yes. host: what is the process? caller: i'm in college. i go through voting on campus and they set up voting days. it is a weeklong process and you have to wait in line. i think in terms of educating voting, it could be government ran or government-funded but state ran. basically that you can have citizens pose a certain amount of questions from the state government. candidatese the answer those question

c-span 2 at 9:30 a.m. eastern. a week from today. the reverend al sharpen hosted their annual breakfast. among the speakers, former vice president joe biden, martin luther king the third and michael bloomberg. >>> good morning. good morning, everyone. this is what i call king day excitement. can we give a round of applause? [ applause ] >> on this blessed day? everyone is finding their seats. it is such a pleasure to have everyone here this morning. the ladies look beautiful as ever and the men handsome. thank you, all. we still have a few folks making their way in this morning. please come on in and find your seat. this wonderful brisk morning but no snow. can i say amen to no snow? my name is michelle and i am ceo of essence communications. [ applause ] >> thank you. and i am your co-chair this morning with my sister who due to unforeseen circumstances is not here today. she is head of national public affairs at at&t and you all know tonya and you know she's here in spirit and in support of nan and dr. martin luther king jr.'s day. welcome, everyone, to the annual national action network martin luther king jr. breakfast. good morn

c -- geico? you ramped up all that ad spending and look at it now. they owe you the, the whole advertising industry >> joe so glad that you remembered that i was the one that came up with the idea of geico gecko. people at geico misremember that entirely they think it was their idea i remember when sketched that little guy out i thought it was crazy >> neither one of us get credit where we -- you know, people forget what we do. >> i know that yeah our day will come. >> let's talk about what joe was talking about. joe, stay there. the trade talks with china >> yeah. >> how big of a deal is that what have you seen on your companies, on your investments >> well, i see the monthly reports from the companies coming through and a fair number -- the tariffs have had some impact on 10% tariffs and they -- a number of them say if it were 25%, there'd be some big adjustments. some of the suppliers have swallowed over in china and some we split with them but it pushes prices up. i mean, there's no question about that but it hasn't had a big effect at 10% a number told me at 25%, the world changes. you either get a l

joe biden. he said "this too shall pass" in regard to the america first policy. here is a portion of the speech we covered yesterday for the cpan network. [video clip] vp pence: i was at this conference two years ago. i remember 80 meeting i had with a leader of one of our nato allies. he was very candid with me during the told me he was worried that our new administration might represent a moment where america would pull back from our commitments. he said america is needed to be a leader in the free world and i told him i appreciated his opinion and his candor. whenhen i told him that you hear president trump ask our nato allies to live up to the commitments they made to our common defense, that is what we call being leader of the free world. is, many of our nato allies still need to do more, and the united states expects every nato member to put in place a credible plan to meet the 2% threshold, and by 2024, we expect all allies to invest 20% of defense spending on procurement. strength,renewed america and our allies have stood strong. we stood strong against efforts as well to divide our alliance, through political interf

joe in alabama. with no guests for a siu have just heard from you. the state of the union is still available to you. want to watch portions of it, go to c-span.org. that come the democratic response and everything leading up to the state of the union. this being a normal workday in washington for members of the house of representatives their coming in for their session. we will take you there now. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. february 6, 2019. i hereby aa point the honorable benny g. thompson to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour

c-span.org. fellow republican michael was as says my friend faithful public servant. his wife reflected his deep commitment to helping fellow north carolinians and fellow people. i express my sympathy to his wife joe pelosi tweeted that it was with great sadness that i learned of the passing of walter jones. he treated people with compassion. so many grief with and pray for them at this time. died on his 76es birthday. >> c-span's coverage of political events continues tonight as president trump travels to el paso, texas for a make america great again rally. ara live coverage is on c-span2 at 9:00 eastern. ♪ >> the c-span bus recently traveled to louisiana, asking folks what is it need to be american? >> to be an american means you are part of a community. you are able to come -- you're able to overcome obstacles that are diverse in many ways. >> to be an american is a mindset that you can do anything you put your mind to, no matter what background you come from. when you come here, you can do anything. , you will achieve everything. >> to me, being american means you love this country and i mean truly love this country. just like the people, we are all broken. the country can be broken sometimes.

i appoint the honorable joe ,unningham, signed nancy pelosi speaker of the house of representatives. >> the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, dancy cummings. c. cummings. >> heavenly father, we pause in your presence, in this hallowed chamber, remembering the lifetimes of two great americans and distinguished members of congress. waltervid ingle jr. and jones jr. with their passing come aboard our nation is immeasurably indebted to them and to their families for their tireless dedication and dutiful sacrifices offered upon the altar of service. einstein's words fit appropriately. only a life lived in the service of others is worth living. may we to has to bank live emulating their example. jeremiah declares while we are performed in our designed amb, you purpose for every life. mr. dingell and jones were greeted with their destinies come thou goode and faithful servant. o death, where is i skiing? --thy sting? us thebe to god who give victory through jesus christ, our resurrected lord through jesus christ, amen. announced theas house approval thereof. the journal stance proved. the chair will be the house in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pl

joe manchin of west virginia and chisten sinema of arizona. one republican voted against him. mr. barr served as attorney general before from 1991 to 1993 in the george h.w. bush administration. next up here on c-span2, house minority whipe steve scalise looks at the upcoming legislative ageneral ta and his new book, "back in the game: one gunman, countless heroes, and the fight for my life." he gave personal details on the day he shot and nearly tied in 2017 at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria, virginia. >> we are lucky to have three congressional speakers to help us look ahead at what congress will accomplish, or not in this session. we'd like to thank c-span for carrying this live and thank you all for being here and feel free to join the conversation at