joe t.: more. -lemonis: 60? -joe t.: yeah. -lemonis: 60 days? -joe t.: yeah. here was 60-days time between you terminating the person and you stopping your communication with her? which means, joe, that it still happened inside of the window that you and i were partners. this discussion is about you making a decision that put the business in jeopardy. joe t.: i know, that's what you're saying. lemonis: you put your partners in jeopardy, you put me in jeopardy. why did you fire her? joe t.: she was being evaluated over time, and so was everyone else. lemonis: when i first got there, you never said to me, "there's a list of employees. they're problem children. i'm having to coach them." joe t.: i am not the person who's gonna say, "hey, i'm done with that person." i'm going to try to put them through my training program and see what i can do to make them better employees. lemonis: did you do that with the young lady? joe t.: as a group? absolutely. lemonis: i'm not saying as a group. we're not having this conversation with the other guys. before you terminate som

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joe joe hayes has loved basketball for as long as he can remember little probably 6, 7, of this and i live my clearly loved so i just kept doing what i did you know, let's stop it while his skills on the court are nothing new to his classmates, his deep 3 at the line i game has allowed more than 200,000 people across social media. >>to see his abilities. hayes lost both of his legs after contracting meningitis at age one a procedure, the doctors didn't think he would survive. one that hasn't stopped him from sharing his charismatic personality with everyone, he encounters. >>every now and then you get one of those students that says that you're so a small part of their life. >>a life that sees no limitations despite the challenges that have been given to him i knew my hands. >>so i'm guessing that basketball believe the sports >>disabilities to him and just let them know, hey a lot is are adults. >>no matter where life takes hayes will be open to embrace any challenge and if the line i give him another opportunity to play at halftime they'll be ready. that was nicole a fling are reporting joeells us he's hoping to join wheelchair. >>basketball team. >>and we've got rain fall around the bay area now and ther the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>well we've been tracking the storm system all night long continues to roll to the bay area pockets of some heavy rainfall out there and certainly the possibility flash flooding, especially in the north they they've seen a lot of rain there all ready to go along with that we've had some very gusty winds. look at that almost gusting to 40 miles per hour right now it's a 5th 38 miles per hour in each 34 in the mill valley at all around the bay area these winds kind of with an outside a storm system rolls through a flash flood watches have been posted until 4 o'clock in the morning tomorrow into the north bay as we're going to see that heavy rainfall there

joe: nice to meet you. lemonis: joe, how are you? what is your actual name, joe? joe: joe cantino. lso changing your name legally like him? joe: no. lemonis: okay. good. wow, this is big. vinny: we sublease from another produce company. this is our inventory up top. we're all coconuts. we all share the space. it's kind of like a working facility. lemonis: all coconuts meaning that you're all nuts? vinny: we're nuts. we're coco-nuts. this is our taproom, so this is where the magic happens. when we unwrap the coconuts... these come from thailand. lemonis: so how does it come into you, like this? vinny: this just came off the boat. lemonis: so can you take me through the tapping process? vinny: tap crew, set them up, cocojoe. lemonis: let's go. what's up, tap crew? vinny: show him how to tap the case. michael: so we have a branding iron, and we just slowly roll it across to put the logo on. lemonis: that's cool. vinny: we do 108 to 130 coconuts an hour. brand and tap, ship. lemonis: okay. michael: it goes in here. pass it down there. take one of these. it goes into a drill bit that fit

joe burrow. >> there are so many online dating services, right? i've got one, instant offense. joe, meet joe bearded joe brady and joe burrow have combined for a season unlike anything i have ever seen. they are on stage again today and they did not disappoint. >> rick: for the l in lsu. multiple heisman moments but what i also know, they can play small ball when they need to. both with the best, so it's not always the long ball, which they also get when they need to but this is a complete football team. >> adam: it is, a strong case for number 1. and a trophy presentation. we will have that for you live from atlanta when we return. >> adam: welcome back to "college football postgame show" presented by rocket mortgage. tears of joy among those in purple and yellow as we send it back to jamie erdahl for the trophy presentation. >> good evening, atlanta. we are here to congratulate and award to the sec championship to louisiana state university. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> to no one's surprise and to everyone in louisiana's pride, joe burrow is your mvp of this game. [cheers and applau

joe gruters. thank you, joe. great job. how we doing, joe? i think we're doing pretty well, joe. right? ells me we're leading in every poll. we're doing better than we did on election night. but you know what? we'll take election night. it was just fine. somebody said we're way ahead. and i said, "let's just win by one vote. that's okay too." no, we're way ahead. we're doing good. we're all doing good together. i also want to recognize the israeli shalva band for their amazing performance tonight. you're going to hear them again in a couple of minutes. i want to thank you very much. that was a great performance. millions of people watched their terrific appearance at eurovision earlier this year. they were incredible, and they are an inspiration to the entire world. and thank you very much. they're going to be back. they're going to be back. this is truly an extraordinary time for america.

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that his mother is secretly hiding a jewish girl in their attic but the twist of the film is that joe joe who is trying to wonder if he should turn in this girl and betray his mother has a imaginary friend and you'll never guess imaginary friend is actually. so very very different look at this story a very very different type of movie but both are interesting in that they're looking at the story of world war 2 and the holocaust in a way that makes it understandable for a new generation. as always thanks very much now. british rap stole missy was recently named by time magazine as one of quote the next generation of trailblazers alongside people like greats of tune back he is a huge influence on used culture perhaps that's why he's called his new album heavy is the head and he's wearing a crown on the cover released on friday the album well if you'll excuse the pun stole the charts. the 1st. big man and an even bigger musician sometimes grime rapper storms he can hardly believe his luck with. the highlight of his career so far being the 1st black solo artist to headline glastonbury's the u

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joe pera talks with you" on adult swim. one of the s i've seen in a long time. please welcome, joe pera! hey, joe. o nice to meet you >> same. >> stephen: yeah. i-- i actually-- i actually, when i saw the first piece of yours that i ever saw, which was "joe pera reads church announcements," from "joe pera talks to you." i wrote to you and said, "this is really funny and statement it's really beautiful. it's really about love." and i'm wondering where you came up with the idea of the show, " "joe pera talks to you." >> it started when i did an animation called "can the peer talks to you in your sleep." ( laughter ) and that was-- that was-- i-- since i guess my stup is a little bit mild, my friend said you should do a cassette tape called "joe pera talks to you in your sleep." somehow it made its way into animation and then the show. yeah, it-- ( laughter ) i'm sorry. i'm not doing the bit. what was the overall question? ( laughter ) >> stephen: the overall question-- i'll change the question slightly. the name of the show is "joe pera talk towz" and i like the title because it tells the audience wh

joe root has been struggling with illness. here, he worked on the road to recovery. but he was about to lose hisjoe. joe to recovery. but he was about to lose his joe about to lose hisjoe. joe denly lbw by dwayne pretorius. that meant the arrival of the hero of headingley, ben stokes. what was still left in the tank? it turned out to be themes. reactions of the south africans and of stokes show how crucial this could be. becausejonny ba i rstow crucial this could be. becausejonny bairstow was about to follow and it was starting to feel like south africa's test match. joe root had been providing assistance, but his dismissal only made that feeling stronger. with the captain gunn, england's lower order was exposed and the result is now inevitable. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:30. bye for now. you're watching the bbc news channel with, it's 1.10. let's get more now on how over a quarter of a million people have signed a petition demanding that sydney cancels its traditional new year's eve firework display — and spends the money on tackling australia's bush fires instead. i spoke t

joe pera, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: what have you brought me here, joe >> it's a snowman cake from the bakery down the street but it's, i guess, like snowmen tend to do, his head started to melt and fell apart on me. [ laughter ] >> seth: i know, it's a little jarring because -- and when i first saw it, i didn't know if that was the mouth, but that's just his - >> that's his head cracking open from the - [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> maybe if we tear the front, you could -- >> seth: oh, sorry you want to reveal the part that hasn't melted? >> yeah. >> seth: oh great. there you go >> it's a snowman. it says "merry christmas." >> seth: uh-huh. >> and i asked them to put "seth" on the hat. >> seth: yeah. there you go it's really great. [ cheers and applause are you excited for the holidays >> very much so, yeah. yeah i'm very excited got to get in the mood yeah [ laughter ] i'm sorry i should have gone to the cake boss and got a real - [ light laughter ] >> seth: this is a really good cake i'm a little worried about it being under the hot stage lights for the rest of this interview maybe i'll just -- maybe move it out of the way for - >> sure. unless, if we want to see if his hat? there it goes! watch out. >> seth: oh, no. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] >> seth: this is -- this is incredibly haunting right now. [ laughter ] so this would be, for the kids at home, that's the brain. [ laughter ] >> shall we? >> seth: yeah. are we going to have -- eat a little of it okay [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause that's a delicious cake. >> definitely. all right. [ laughter ] it didn't work out like i hoped, but -- >> seth: i think it worked i think it worked out great, joeclip with you is gene, gene kelly, who is also, for real, the cameraman on this show. give it up for gene, everybody there's gene [ cheers and applause and basically, you met gene through him being a cameraman on this show, and then he became a regular on your television show? >> more or less, yeah. [ laughter ] conner o'malley, who's writing on this show we co-wrote "cruel poetry" and he did a poem for gene that he read with seth, he wrote it with seth recently and gene read it, and it was so funny that we had to ask him to do it. i mean, gene loves being a cameraman. [ light laughter ] i'm worried that he might be in debt to somebody very badly though [ laughter ] >> seth: because he's doing your show, you're worried he's in debt >> no, because he's also the cameraman still. and we wanted into the eighth floor, not kidding, we walked to snl's studio he was sitting at the reception desk [ laughter ] and i'm wondering -- [ laughter ] he's had to take on yet another job. >> seth: multip

joe biden event. joe saw jeff and he went up to him and he said, how are you doing? he just thought it was a politician going, how are you doing? he answered it like, i'm fine. joe biden stopped my son, looked him in the eye and said, no, no, no. i want to know how you are doing. because you and i are members of a fraternity we did not choose to be part of, of having lost a loved one. i need to know how you are doing. i share that story with you for two reasons. i want you to know that this man has great empathy. empathy is something that a president needs. think about it. the president of the united states goes into a gymnasium with parents whose children have been gunned down. that president needs empathy. ovalresident visits in the office on the phone with someone who lost a loved one. that president needs empathy. or they travel through a tornado destroyed community. where everything has been lost, lives have been lost. that president needs empathy. not only do they need to understand what it means to suffer, they also have the responsibility of providing a sense of hope. getting to the next day. beginning the process of rebuilding. making something out of a

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joe. teflon joe just staying up there, jack. he's just staying up there, not slipping. >> teflon joe, durable joe. is primary. and so far, he's stayed on top, consistently. he's also the only candidate in this race -- i know we've talked about this many times in the show, but he's the only candidate running in the democratic primary who can really attract a diverse electorate. and we are simply not going to elect a candidate to be the democratic nominee in this presidential cycle without african-american voters, without hispanic voters. joe biden so far is the person who has the most support among that community. we'll see if anything changes. we'll see how the first four states shake out. you know, perhaps if -- even though iowa is a very largely white state, i do think whoever wins iowa will have a lot of momentum going into the other three states. we'll see how that effects the outcome. you know, when it comes to elizabeth warren, i have been a little surprised, too, by her drop in the polls. but i think when she came out and said, you know, this is going to cost $52 trillion, my medicare for al

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joe biden, joe biden, is just like donald trump. he just this stuff. he doesn't. there is noto comparison between the two. except they both see thanks they don't expect. the fact joebidenhe see stuff d it is just the stupid stuff on earth. it makes no sense. and then donald trump, his be down talking about joe biden are all of them, newman, is just absolutely brutally hilarious. this is was so refreshing about him. he's talking about joe biden but he's in the wrong state. in delaware. it was really funny about that. is if anybody is watching this, nobody everybody no one ever campaigns in delaware pray. [laughter]. and donald trump is just like beating down joe biden. my impression of joe biden is of a ten -year-old in the morning telling the dream he had. >> [laughter]. >> i flew there. it barack obama - [laughter]. we will be right back. [laughter]. [applause]. stand with his people israel now and forever more. inside these buildings in jerus throughout israel there are many elderly jews who suffering daily. and they need our help now. as christians and jews we know we have a scriptural mandate to hungry. and here there are thousands in need. 17 years ago edna w

joe, you are nodding. what do you make of the composition mix? joe: i agree with a lot of what craig is saying. for starters, the y will cannibalize the x significantly. it will be the margin hit. there will be cannibalization of the model 3 as well. however, it is important to not lose sight of the larger picture, which is coming into 2020, has audi gotten their act together? porsche, mercedes, ford? no. it is a little surprising given how long we have known electric vehicles are important that no one really stocks up with tesla in this mid premium segment. taylor: crag, weigh in on that. where is the competition? craig: joe i agree on a bunch of things but one thing i disagree on significantly is the assessment of porsche and some other vehicles. porsche drivers care about how the vehicle goes down the road. if you look at the success going around the takon, it questec. the model s cannot get around it. they had to strip the vehicle, at extra capacity, etc., to try to get there, and they still failed and will try to come back and do it again. porsche drivers care about the experience in the vehicle. epa mileage numbers do not matter as much. vehicle will be a large success for that company. there are potential buyers for tesla vehicles. they will be switching to porsche and other oems over the course of the next year. taylor: i wonder as we look at another chart i'm looking at in my terminal, what has been the big hesitation from the street to catch up to the share price? the median price target is only $293. is it elon musk himself? what is it that makes people so nervous, so cautious, i should say, abo

i think it was joe being joe and having a gaffe, it was just joe being joe. it was a funny moment. >> a lot of people say okay, whoever gets the nomination will have to go toe to do with trump and have to be able to spar and fight and punch back, do you think today was in addition for him on that front. >> not punching literally but it seemed like we were heading in that direction. i was expecting him to start taking his shirt off, let's go, greece me up. let's arm wrestle right now so it was a lot. i think overall he had a hard-hitting day on trump being laughed at by foreign leaders. he was really going after that guy in iowa. there are some democratic primary voters who want to see some fire and some anger and tough pushback from him and he is certainly giving them that and i do wonder how independents are undecided voters will look at the type of video. will ac that is him standing up for his son and calling out misinformation or does he look deranged jumping down the throat of this octogenarian voter and calling him a damn liar and this other stuff. it st

says,long comes a guy who you should work for this guy, going see joe. joe says i know your work. he later became an ambassador. he was ambassador to albania and he died over there. candidate.ou are my you go back to washington, you're going to take the job. ok. so i took the job. i joined the safety department bureau for narcotics. narcotics and law. , that was all to get rid of opium poppy. the next eight years, he got rid of the opium poppy in afghanistan. while we got rid of 18,000 acres, the afghans were growing 250,000 acres. you are talking about in a windstorm -- we didn't do much but we cleaned it up. through a magic way, we found actually put a video together giving people choices, because they poppy farmer had no choice in pakistan at the time, no way to moving the crops out. so we put roads in. it was so common sense. we put in all kinds of railroads, showed the agriculture people in afterwards, and we should them how to make more money growing tomatoes off-season, things like karachi.ove when karachi was hot and there were no tomatoes they were getting good prices for

joe covello. -lemonis: joe c. -covello: joe c., yes. -nice to meet you, marcus. -tranchina: joseph tranchina. -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 l

joe 30330 taking cheap shots at the president. dan bongino, geraldo rivera next straight ahead. >> sean: as crazy joe 30330 continues clinging to his position as a front runner. "no one wants to have their kid grow up like him." really? he is a successful businessman. look at his family. he's got a great family. pulled off the biggest political upset and history and is delivered record jobs in the economy, best employment situation from 69. u.n. obama put 13 million more americans on food stamps. 18 million more in poverty, lowest labor participation rate since '70. donald trump is gone 7 million americans off food stamps, not only every single demographic group has now been setting record low unemployment. ever since you left. anyway. joining us now is dan bongino and the one and only geraldo rivera. good to see you both. you know what's happening tomorrow, geraldo. it is so anti-climatic, so void of truth, fairness, so bad for the country what they have done. in the end, the greatest gift to donald trump's reelection. >> i don't know about that. i'm not a head counter, not a professional politician but is infuriating, this process is so corrupt. so obviously partisan, so obviously something they hatched in the first second after he was elected. they probably have the plan in case the long shot, as peter strzok describes, happened. this has been so grotesquely unfair. for joeiden who i always, i always gave him the benefit of the doubt. i cut him some slack because he was a nice guy and loyal lupe. for him to call the president of the united states a mentally deficient narcissist, i think now the gloves are off. vis-a-vis mr. biden. i think now when he gets, he thinks he's going to be the tough guy get in the gutter and have it out, a mud bath with president trump. when he tries to be something he's not, it will expose glaringly how he is deficient and aspiring to be commander in chief. >> here's the problem, sean. impeachment was obviously, the whole thing was based on hopes, the collusion thing was now obviously no hoax. as a matter of fact may have been criminal. we will see where durham goes with it but you have three things for the democrat, all ocd by phonies and frauds. you have the establishment safe pick, joe biden who is neither safe and the establishment doesn't even like him. he can't get an endorsement from obama. you have the leftist pick, th

joe biden. and for it to be used against joe biden i find it to be problematic. joepecifically go out of his way and no evidence to show that joe did anything to help hunter and all of this. hunter gave up his job which is why he doesn't have the money. i hate to see this happen. >> shannon: we will see what the judge decides on all accounts, you know, lock it down or seal so we don't get the information or the tax returns. we will see. we know they like to fight. let's talk about the former vice president getting attention for not the best reasons this weekend. we have this little clip that shows his wife trying to talk and say something. he gives her a little nibble on there. we can play that. and also a very interesting story he was telling. another piece of tape surfaced about working at a pool and getting out with blond hair on his legs and the kids wanting to touch the hair and all kinds of interesting things. so, you know, with that in mind, an interesting week for him, brad. >> no doubt, not only sleepy joe but the president will come out with creepy joe. i h

joe biden holds a lead in south carolina, but he lesions his double digit lead in the new post and courier research poll. joe biden finds himself at the top with 27%. bernie sanders comes in seven points behind him with 20%. elizabeth warren is in third with 19%. pete buttigieg fientsds himself at 9% and then tom steyer and cory booker bomb th at 5% in so carolina. up next, a look at the one big thing on axios and on "morning joey in the impeachment process. we'll talk to the judiciary committee who is pushing forward in trying to remove the president from office. >>> plus, new reporting impeachment may ann political plus for the president, but also a personal mohumiliation. "morning joe" is just moments away. humiliation. "morning joe" is just moments away. ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪ we go the extra mile to bring your holidays home. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® -well, audrey's expecting

joe biden is given wide latitude because, you know what? that's joe. he misspoke, that's joe. i found through the years, and i know you have too, that candidates that paint themselves as being morally superior, above other candidates, and a great example, i think gary hart's scandal 1987 hit him so hard because he was the moral crusader against ronald reagan. even though it didn't have anything to do with government, it sullied him and undercut him. i think that really is the risk with elizabeth warren too, as clair brought up, that she paints herself, she describes herself as a sort of moral crusader. you've heard other people on the debate stage actually complain about the fact saying elizabeth, you know, just because we're not doing it your way doesn't mean we're any less, you know, morally righteous. and so when you have that and then you have these concerns about, again, her possibly being hypocritical, it seems to cut her even more as a candidate and hurt her campaign all the more. >> she does seem to have a tremendous talent for self-righteousness and hypocrisy and it's

joe biden. everybody try to say, democrats try to say oh joe biden, he's just like donald trump. he just says stuff -- there is no comparison between the two except they both say things you don't expect them to say. [laughter] >> joen says stuff and it's a stupid stuff on earth, makes no sense. and then donald trump, his beat down talking about joe biden and all of them is just absolutely brutal and hilarious. but my favorite thing about this, and this is what so refreshing about donald trump, sees talk about joe biden being in the wrong state and he's in delaware, what's really funny about it anybody watches his nose no one campaigns in delaware. and donald trump is beating down joe biden. greg: i think of my impression of joe biden is a 10-year-old in the morning telling you the dream he added. [laughter] [inaudible] than they started touching my legs. and then i floated there, and then i landed on a barack obama. (employee) enterprise car sales has access to over half a million preowned vehicles, most with tech features like blind spot detection, back up camera... [kristen gasps] (employee) because you never know what might be behind you. (kristen bell) does the sloth come standard? (kristen bell vo) looking to

joe biden. everybody try to say, democrats try to say oh joe biden, he's just like donald trump. he just says stuff -- there is no comparison between the two except they both say things you don't expect them to say. [laughter] >> joen says stuff and it's a stupid stuff on earth, makes no sense. and then donald trump, his beat down talking about joe biden and all of them is just absolutely brutal and hilarious. but my favorite thing about this, and this is what so refreshing about donald trump, sees talk about joe biden being in the wrong state and he's in delaware, what's really funny about it anybody watches his nose no one campaigns in delaware. and donald trump is beating down joe biden. greg: i think of my impression of joe biden is a 10-year-old in the morning telling you the dream he added. [laughter] [inaudible] than they started touching my legs. and then i floated there, and then i landed on a barack obama. [laughter] greg: we'll be right back. to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. i don't make compromises. i want nutrition made just for me. but i also want great taste. so i drink boost for women.

joe biden is ready for this? >> joe biden always talked ab t about -- what did he say? pulling him behind the high school wood shed. it was funny. he is going against trump, he will need some fight for sure. it was joe being joe and having a gaffe where the media saying he said fat. >> shannon: and people are saying okay whoever gets the nomination will go toe to toe with trump and punch back. >> maybe not punching literally. we were heading in that direction. i expected joe biden to take his shirt off and grease me up. let's arm wrestle, you coward. i think that overall he has a hard hitting ad out on trump being laughed at by foreign leaders. he was going after that guy in iowa. i think there are some democratic primary voters who want to see some fire and anger and some tough push back from him. he is giving them that. i wonder how independents will look at that type of video. is that him standing up for his son? or does he look deranged jumping down the throat of this old voter and calling him a damn liar and all of this other stuff. it struck me as a bit much. >> shannon: other interesting moments. this was an event where there were african-american leaders going to endorse pete buttigieg. a gu

joe biden, whether all the attacks would hurt. my god, no, it's been a god send for joe biden because every democrat said wait a second, why is donald trump so freaked out about running against joe biden that he will risk impeachment? that he will hold up $400 million in military aid for a democratic ally being invaded by russia? why would he do that just to get back at joe biden? so a lot of times you getting attacked from others, whether it's other people in the democratic field or whether it's the president of the united states, that's actually a political god send. it has been for joe biden over the course of the past money and last night i think it was for mayor pete. >> so you're right, joe, in politics every problem san opportunity. and it's how you handle that opportunity. and joe biden, although i think he was a little slow historically to respond to the attacks on his son and his -- what he actually did in ukraine, last night he minced no words about it at all. and fumblist front runners are winners of debates by default. so you have to say that joe biden had his best debate, he say front runner and therefore probably came out ahead in the debate. i thought some of the

joe heinz and eric canner. joe heinz still has that track record. as we analyze every weakness that joeave, we lose sight of voters are comfortable with him, independent voters are certainly comfortable with him, and when we look at whatever latest stumble or gaffe he may have, he's always been a leader and understandably so. >> corbin lewandowski, former campaign manager for mr. trump, he just announced on twitter he will not run for the senate in new hampshire. he said if he did run, he would win, but he's not going to run. what do you make of lewandowski's decision not to get in the race? >> two things. every candidate who doesn't run clearly were going to win even though they didn't run. cory is a smart and tough partisan, but it's new hampshire, which is a tough state for republicans these days, and while he certainly would have had the backing of president trump, that may not be enough in a state like new hampshire to win statewide on a general election ticket. he would have been the nominee, no doubt about it. winning statewide might have been tougher, though. >> it certainly wou

joe biden. were to be used against joe biden is problematic, there is no evidence to show that joe did somethinglp hunter in all this and hunter gave up those jobs which is why he doesn't have the money. he to see this happen. >> we will see whether -- whether the tax returns -- we know people like to fight about tax returns and access to them. let's talk about the vice president, getting attention for not the best reason this weekend. a little clip shows his wife trying to say something, gives her a little nibble and also an interesting story he was telling about where getting in a pool and getting out, and his kids wanting to touch the hair and all kinds of interesting things. with that in mind it has been an interesting weekend. >> no doubt and he is not only sleepy job the president will come out with creepy joe. i think his wife got her tetanus shots. joe isn't catching on especially in iowa. walmart had more enthusiastic crowds for their black friday sales in judge was able to do or anywhere else and i think democrats are stuck with this national front runner who is not doing well in state

joe, joe, you're also the guy who helped lead us into the disastrous war in iraq. what we need to do is, i think, rethink -- and "the washington post" piece was very educational -- what we need to rethink is the entire war on terror. we have lost thousands of our own men and women, brave soldiers. hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people have been killed abroad or forced to leave their countries. it is time right now that we bring this world together to try to end these endless wars and address the root causes which are causing these wars. amy: that is senator bernie sanders and before that, former vice president joeiden. here was bidend refer back to an effort he made in 2009 to promote something that is referred to as the biden plan for as the zero option, this idea that he argued for against the advice of military generals that the united should scale back its footprint. these ground troops in afghanistan, focus more exclusively on counterterrorism operations and u.s. special forces. it is something he push for a did not win back in 2009. he failed to do that. he says this is the kind of approach he wowould bring now bt there is a massive misconception here. this implies that somehow were operations would decrease. the reality is that most combat operations today are conducted not by ground troops, their actually conducted via airstrikes. there have been more bombs dropped in afghanistan when u.s. troop levels have been lower than they were at their surge in 2011.. in 2011, we saw 5000 -- around 5000 bombs dropped in afghanistan. in 2018 when troop levels are at some of their lowest, we saw mor

joe. we really care about wits and proses," than joe is right there >> i tell clients, you can say whatever you want after the trial. you want to say something about the judge, the police, you want to say something about anyone, but wait until the verdict is in. the president is not going to be removed from office or convicted on these articles, so my advice advices get equated and then you can say whatever you want to the democrats and the media. as if they are two different things. >> sean: do you believe hunter and joequid pro quo joe, and the congenital liar schiff, the contact that his office likely had with the whistle-blower, nonwhistle-blower, hearsay whistle-blower. whistle-blower, nonwhistle-blower. they should all be investigated and there are other means of doing that short of the impeachment trial confines. >> i can't think of a worse way to investigate something than to have congress do it. the house has an ethics committee. if they want to bring adam up for that ridiculous parody - -- >> sean: he might have immunity but his staff wouldn't. >> yeah, i mean quite candidly, i don't see lindsay doing that. if there are misrepresentations made, well, you've talked to him more recently than i have, but i think once the president is found not guilty, acquitted, the attention turns to 2020 and thet bully pulpit in the world. if he wants to make a point, make it, but make it as someone who has been acquitted on two articles of impeachment. >> sean: let me ask you one more thing -- >> we are going

joe's slowing sxn his new ad, i don't know that they're helping. >> joe biden. a fellow you can trust. a fellow who knows the value of a buffalo nickel. joe't deliver a bushel of balderdash and ballyhoo. so if you're tired of all the horse apples and gummy huff coming out of washington, crank up the motor car and 23 skedoo to the polls to make your mark for a daddy-o with moxie. joe susquehanna biden. >> i'm joe biden and i'm confused. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know how that happens. i really don't. but as a service to the biden campaign we did an informal poll of our own today. we went out on the street and we asked some young people if any of them know what the word malarkey means. >> what is malarkey? >> malarkey? u uh. ma qulark? i have no clue. >> what is malarkey? >> something weird. >> what is malarkey? >> mm. i'm guessing it has to do something with art. >> like what? >> painting maybe. >> can you use it in a sentence? >> pass me the malarkey. >> malarkey? does that have to do with different kingdoms or something? >> maybe like banter or something like that? >> like what we're doing right now. >> yeah. >> it's malarkey. >> re

joe: did you go see it? scarlet: i am not into that. i think romain is watching. joe: that is probably what he is doing today. scarlet: we look at his review. he was a little bit disappointed with the reviews on rotten tomatoes. joe seems like there are a lot of bad movies. i was seeing reviews of the cats movie. when it comes to movies, they are trying to appeal to a global audience. tv is where it is at. coming up, a tale of two halves. we will look to the year ahead with spencer go but -- spencer bogart. this is bloomberg. ♪ what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway? a little something called instinct. been using it for years. yeah, that's what i'm afraid of. he knows exactly where we're going. my whole body is a compass. oh boy... the my account app makes today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. not my thing. mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg word news. president trump will hold his first rally in 2020 in ohio this month, potentially coinciding with the beginnings of the senate impeachment trial. the trump campaign says he will keep the america great ral

joe davis, quick question, i want to ask you about the impeachment. economy does it become more service-based as we go forward? would that attract foreign capital? joe: foreign capital will , asmately return to london you mentioned, and the service-based economy, but i think it is unlikely to continue. i would not expect a resurgence in the manufacturing side. but that is a longer-term story which could even transcend some of these brexit's questions. expect this to continue. vonnie: why all this was going on, the house judiciary committee was voting to recommend the full house to impeach the president, sort of -- saga.inuing saccade this recommendation of the vote, what do you think that will do to the u.s. markets into next week and into the campaigning season, if anything? year -- out like this our outlook this year was called the new age of uncertainty. i think the story speak to that. i think hopefully we get some clarity, but i think for every step we make with respect to u.s. and china we will have other concerns with respect to brexit.mac -- two i think it is naive to think that all of these fronts, we will get such clarity that we will see

. >> reporter: the democrat taking pot shots as well, including joe biden. joe biden on the campaign trail as well. >> it is a sad moment for the country, don't get me wrong, it's not that i think it is unfair donald trump has been impeached, has to face charges, but the idea it is worth celebrating i find counterproductive because there's nothing to celebrate. >> biden telling voters in iowa the president needs to be a healer and our democracy is in trouble. >>> six people dead and more than a dozen injured after a tragic apartment fire in las vegas. it happened at a three-story complex in the downtown area. firefighters arrived to a dramatic scene this morning, smoke was pouring from the building as several people jumped out of windows. it only took minutes to put out the flames. by then, six already killed. the cause of the fire under investigation. >>> homelessness across the country and across the state is on the rise as the federal government reports more than a half-million people experienced homelessness at least once in 2019 compared to last year, that

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