-joe t.: yeah. -lemonis: 60 days? -joe t.: yeah. erson 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 somebody, you should have that one-on-one conversation

joe t.: good, brother. you, too.ce restaurant to make it a model for a national franchise. but what i've put in place has gone off the rails. sammy: bad burgers, bad fries, bad customer service... for the last 90 days, it's been [bleep] lemonis: and the partners are too busy fighting to fix it. joe t.: i'm the guy that's here every day... sammy: right, what's your problem? joe t.: ...and you're the guy that shows up once a month, that's what it is. that's the problem. lemonis: we have a big opportunity to grow this business. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here, but it looks like chaos to me. but if these guys can't grow up... sammy: i laid out all the kitchen equipment, designed the entire space -- joe t.: i know. if it wasn't for you,

-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

joe: this is t same man. what is different is the distance and the scenery.g to the marathon at 126 miles, 35 years old, he warns us to be realistic. >> the best runners do turn up here. sunday's race will be a diicult one. i am ranked number 27, so we will see. joe: but knowing you, you will not go on this marathon journey without thinking it will end in glory. it has to end in tokyo with the gold medal. mo: it is possible.i nt to run as many marathons as i can and run decent time. joe: he will not be bothered by london heat, hing prepared in ethiopia. he ended his association with a controversial figure and is now coacheby gary locke, husband and former coach of paula radcliffe, who sees his prospects this way. >> it is a big ask for someone who is world-class, best in the world at 5000 and 10,000 meters. to dominate at the marathon, th is not going to happen, but he can be competitive. joe: for the masses, the heat will be a challenge. this year think carefully before ncy dress, organizers advise. the marathon will always push runners to the lim, that is t

. >> this guy was well known t joe kennedy and he was a co-investor in a large casino.y had bought condos in the hotel vicinity. >> wiretapped by the fbi, giancanna makes a shocking allegation about joe kennedy. >> on the fbi tapes you can hear him bragging that he has a deal with joe kennedy, with the patriarch. he thinks he helped jfk get elected by arranging for him to get some votes in chicago. is this the sins of the father coming home to roost? >> there's absolutely no independent evidence that anything like that ever happened. i think those are gangsters talking. i don't think there's any truth to it. >> the truth is the kennedys did not need giancanna to win chicago. nevertheless, giancanna thinks he's been helping the kennedys so he feels betrayed when the kennedys turn against him. >> giancanna felt double-crossed and was threatening murder and revenge. >> but there's a greater danger than the mob or the perils of the cold war that will threaten the kennedy dynasty. >> they've had tragedy in their lives. but this feels different. it's going to change everythin

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tonight or rather today it is the home opener at at&t park. >> this marks the 60th anniversary for the giants here in the bay area. joe and things are busy there, joe. >> reporter: that they are, claudine. we thought we would show you this shot first. this is the only week of the season that you see that logo on the field. opening week for the giants and their home opener today against the seattle mariners. the first time in giants history that they have opened up against an american league team, interleague play for the home opener. this is not their first game of the season obviously. they opened up at dodgers stadium and played four games there against the defending national league champions thursday through sunday and the giants as the lawn mower goes by us, very fortunate to get two wins out of that series. the giants played very well in the first two games. block, the starting pitcher, got the opening day assignment because of the fact that madison bumgarner is hurt. he pitched very well. did not allow a run in the five innings that he pitched. they won successful 1-0 games. then the table was flipped in the rem

joe. no way! then they confirmed t good god! >> how could you live a normal life knowing what you had done? and just go to work every day like nothing ever happened? whoo! >> the company says deangelo started working there in 1990, four years after the golden state killer's crime spree ended. >>> historic news from the korean peninsula. the leaders of north and south korea have issued a joint declaration setting goals including the formal end of the korean war. hena doba reports. >> reporter: it was a border crossing 65 years in the making. on friday morning, north korean leader kim jong-un stepped over the line separating his country from south korea. by doing so he became the first north korean ruler to set foot there since 1953. kim was greeted by south korean president moon jae-in. they went inside the facility to begin the day long summit in the dmz. they emerged with a shift of goals. they pledged to work toward denuclearization of the korean peninsula, a key issue for the upcoming meeting with kim. neither side offered details on how it would happen. many south koreans are skeptical.

t park. that's a family of joe panik. i guess good genetics. third inning brandon belt. whatever brandon belt is eating, i want some. sixth of the year and the giants cruising up 3-0 but only for half an inning. michael taylor a three-run homer off ty block, his second of the year. now your big mac attack. mack williamson provided nothing but power for the giants. right now the giants are leading 4-3, and they are in the seventh inning. the nfl draft is coming up on thursday, but today john gruten, the old radar's head coach, new raiders head coach he was busy with his veterans. this was his first day of a veterans mini camp in alameda. and gruden very happy with practice, especially excited about being able to coach derek carr. because of the contract in the nfl gruden was not able to contact his players until a few weeks ago. so despite this being just day one gruden did not hold back on his praise. >> he choked the situation. today he was all over it. we tried to give him some audibles, different situations. on the very first day he didn't blink. he's a real good play

joe. is this a case of the state overreaching? going back to t sanctuary laws. is it a case of overreach by the dnnat. >> i d go to law school. so i try to law off those. i'm a political scientist. just speaking politically, i think the state sanctuary law, while it was a very carefully desied law, it was certainly in a political realm, opened the door for local governments where republicans are strong, to become a resistanceto a sta law as opposed to just another -- i do agree with joe that this is the animating issue in the republican party and it's the reason trump became president. just democrats sometimes dream that everybody agrees. i don't think theic general pub has that same feeling. what helps gin up republican turnout in theseil races also gin up democratic turnout. the gas tax hasn't really gone anywhere. there's not enough repalican cands statewide. this is it, this is the one key. and midterm elections as all of our guests know are not about persuasion, ttiy're about tion and mobilization. and meanwhile, we have the deployment of the national guard

john forslund, eddie olczyk, joe micheletti inside the glass, getting set for overtime at t-mobile arenaake it back. center ice. san jose stacks up to the blue line, theodore retreats back to his own territory. vegas jumped out to lead in first period. three unanswered goals in san jose in the second. late goal by nate schmidt to tie. reilly smith in front. jones. jonathan marchessault on the doorstep. theodore all the way back. >> eddie: you have to really be aware of your changes. your bench is farthest from the defensive zone. >> john: for james neal. shot off the side of the goal. pressure by haula. defended. played out to center by timo meier. all the way back down. no icing here. brayden mcnabb with the puck on its edge for erik haula. fights off timo meier through the middle. angled off the boards by vegas's james neal. perron in early, check that, batted down with high stick. that's why stopped play with 18:48 left in o.t. >> eddie: talk about the long changes. if you're the vegas golden knights, right winger and right defenseman have to be sure if you're going for a long change

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t"the rachel maddow show" start right now with joe rey reid. >> happy anniversary. great show. great job. "all in," "all in". >> thank you, we're still here. >>> rachel has the night off. she will be back tomorrow. we start tonight in slovenia. a beautiful country, lots of great skiing, amazing lakes, lots of castles everywhere. for americans, slovenia is probably best known as the homeland of the first lady, melania trump but slovenia played a pivotal role in american history once before when it hosted the first summit between george w. bush who had been president of the united states for about fiver months and vladimir putin who had been president of russia for just over a year. apparently, everyone was super excited about the summit sla -- yins. that first summit between bush and putin in slovenia produced one of george w. bush's most memorable quotes not just because of the way he described the counter part is not the way american presidents talked about other world leaders. >> i looked the man in the eye. i found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. we had a ver

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joining us now is our north america business correspondent, joe miller. ist is tons and releases them in the cinema first and then online. so people pay for it either twice or people pay for it either twice or people who don't sign up for amazon pay for it in the cinema. netflix wa nts to pay for it in the cinema. netflix wants to do the same and release something in theatres early and then on the site as well. there is one other reason as well, which is the awards ceremonies, interestingly netflix isn't going to cannes, because it is not allowing their films to be considered. so having a cinema chain is important to them. talking about amazon, there a letter to shareholders, an important one each year? it is very important. this year's letter is as bonkers as ever with tips on how to hand stand. but it says amazon has a hundred million prime members. that is the subscription service and you get free delivery and access to video and tv. it has a hundred million members. it is $99 a year. that is a lot in their revenue column and the members bought five billion pac

t"the rachel maddow show" start right now with joe rey reid. >> happy anniversary. great show.l in". >> thank you, we're still here. >>> rachel has the night off. she will be back tomorrow. we start tonight in slovenia. a beautiful country, lots of great skiing, amazing lakes, lots of castles everywhere. for americans, slovenia is probably best known as the homeland of the first lady, melania trump but slovenia played a pivotal role in american history once before when it hosted the first summit

joe panik. --let's head to chavez ravine. we'll see bruce bochy's club at at&t park on tuesday.ntil then, rough outing for the giants. taking advantage of runners in scoring position...is a problem for this team. 4th inning, bases loaded, rich hill...gets chris stratton to whiff. the 2nd straight frame, giants had the bases loaded. --in the 6th, dodgers up 1-zip... and then busted the game open. chris taylor had a leadoff double.. yasiel puig adds one of his own...a drive to center that sends taylor home. --l-a up 2- nothing...and would go on to tack on three more runs. the inning was punctuated by a cody bellinger jack to left field.. his first hit of the season. --bad night for the giants... as the dodgers win a 9-nothing blowout. --and moving over to a's- angels...where it was the shohei otani show at the coliseum. the two-way star from japan making his first start... and more than 240- japanese media members were on hand for the festivities. --otani..was solid...allowed only 3 hits. and this was one of those times the a's caught him slippin. bottom 2nd-- matt chapman... dial

t ballpark. i kind of spanned out for a moment and we saw joe panik. >> yeah.rough the fence there in left field. casual. looks calm. >> yeah. >> ready to play baseball. >> yeah. let's check in with sal castaneda. he is in some special seats inside of the ballpark now. >> reporter: mike and gasia, i'll let you know where i am. i can see you on the field. i am in my seat. this is not a media seat. this is a seat that i pay for. right here. >> i got you. >> reporter: when i became a season ticket holder in the year 2000, i bought these seats. here i am just kind of hanging out. so this is where i'll be after a get off work. perhaps i'll step over across the street for a little bite. maybe a drink or two, whatever. but i'm going to watch. the giants have told season ticket holders to be in the seats early. the game starts at 1:35, but you should be in your seats by 1:00 because there will be a ceremony to honor something and they haven't told us what it is. now, the giants have a long history of bringing back past players and honoring their former veterans. and i

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t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. tonight a gentleman who is a congressman from the state of massachusetts, joe"never over you." rozzi from the mercedes-benz stage. we are excited about rozzi. she is very talented. tomorrow night seth rogen will be here. jaina lee ortiz will be here. andy summer will be sitting in with the cletones. and we'll have music from i'm with her. our first guest tonight is one of the most decorated wrestlers in the world who made the leap to the big screen and has a new comedy called "blockers," that opens in theaters friday. please say hello to john cena. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> how are you doing? >> jimmy: god, i always forget -- i forget how big you are until i see you in person. and then it's always like, oh, my. are you getting bigger? >> no, it's the jacket. you pad the jacket up. >> jimmy: you are padding this jacket? >> yes, of course i am. >> jimmy: you're padding it with your own flesh. how are do youing? >> i'm doing great. everybody here is so nice. it's fantastic to be back. >> jimmy: we're very fond of you here. dwayne johnson was here last night. >>

neil: when i was talking to my buddy joe piscopo on live saturday show, he almost telegraphed to a t.ouse correspondents dinner, how we police comedy, how it can go too far, every one can get embarrassed, lo and behold he must have written the jokes, michelle wolf, depending who you talked to she bombed. others in the comic community are supporting her. joe, your point, we were talking about how everything is sort of fed off this anger that people have. we were talking as well about what is happening on "snl," former cast members say they're too liberal, too mean, that nazi. your thoughts. >> this was like the improvization nightclub back in the late '70s at 2:30 in the morning with seven drunk people in the audience, where you went- neil: that was your core audience. >> that was it. you know who my buddy was, gilbert gotfried. neil: no way. >> larry david was there. robin would come in. we could say anything and we were rude and we were vicious. but this is the white house correspondents dinner. i thought i was in a club 1979 again. inexcusable. neil: decorum should be used. >> sorry

joe with arrow investment advisers >> meantime, main street is also paying close attention to how the tre tit for tat plays out. kate rogers rortsds on small business owners who feel caught in the t economic super powers. >> for alice read potential tariffs on exported goods to china could be make or break for his business. off the grid green growers in lincoln nebraska has been in her family more than 100 years. growing corn and soybeans. retal tore yes chinese tariffs have her o an edge when she says the ag is already suffering. >> we are pretty afraid of hearing about these tariffs. >>ei said she supported hillary clinton. concerned what trump policies might mean forre main . >> we are small business. weor stand american ways. and we sure hope that he would help out the small guy instead of harming us. were hurting down here. the nebraska economy is dependent upon farms. that's our business we hope he can help us. >> others say possible trade wars is making it more difficult. properties invests in small businesses and in town. he says potential steel and aluminum tariffs t have ledo price increases from vendors. >> right now as there is greateh uncertainty i market, it's diffi

t deal. they say even if there is one they're not happy with it. joining me is joe thomas.e arizona education association. you can tell me, respond to that deal, that announce meant from the governor last week. >> all we've seen is a tweet and some talk points. we've not been able to see any plan or what the governor's going to do to end the teaching crisis in our state about the we have 10% of our positions that aren't filled, they leave for other states because they can get raises. and we have a billion dollars that was taken from our school system. but we need to see that money back in the system now that we're out of the recession. we had no governor, no legislature in ten years move on that. >> reporter: the governor says a budget will be introduced this week. if that does happen, does that then put the pressure on this movement? you're talking about parents that rely on child care for these schools, kids that rely on lunches in many cases. talk about where the pressure is now with this movement? >> well, the pressure's on the legislature and government. we waited ten

joe ellis told me he just finished a book, his latest, and it is due out in october. it is "american dialogue, its founders and us." i love the title. t he says it is about american history that our generation has forgotten, which we once knew, and no longer remember. past two generations have not even learned it. when i asked joe how he works, he said i get up in the morning and i have my coffee and i cannot wait to put pen to paper. and as i told you last year, he writes all of his speeches and lectures and books longhand. but he told me something very sad. he said, when he writes in the papers,of his students' very often, they cannot read it because they can't read cursive. what a catastrophe. they won't be able to read any other primary documents or even their grandmothers' letters. as i mentioned to you last year, warden wood -- gordon wood is considered to be the foremost expert in the american revolution, period. in his pulitzer prize winning book, "the radicalism of the american revolution," he explains that america not only broke with england, but rejected and tires way -- an entire way of life. greatd and most of the europea

joe keenan, m.d. i'm a psychiatrist. i'm also a member of back on my feet and code tenderloin. what we do is help people become the workers of this district. they're t right now, we don't have filters, we do have inhalers. i feel for you. i wouldn't want a building like yours going in next door. the second development company, they come up with the same proposal, they don't want to spin their wheels, either, i'm sure. these guys, i know that they have been great supporters of organizations that -- that i love, like code tenderloin. and, you know, i want workers to be able to support this city, to have a place to live, i hate the particulate matters, but we need spaces for our workers to live. >> president hillis: thank you. i'll call other names. >> as luck would have it, i'm the first name. andrew scott. i am in support of the project. i live and work in san francisco. i recently relocated my office from the financial district to 375 beale, which is on the block. we brought 60 employees, and only two of them drive, so we brought economic benefit without bringing traffic. upon moving, i was struck that the area has not achieved critical mass. i thin

joe scarborough. i'm very excited for that movie and i think he'll be correct. it will be a better movie than tad mika watching movies lately. >> i'm not watching that. >> we saw "three billboards." >> great movie. >> such great performances. >> lady bird. loved it. >> parochial school. >> "i tanya" amazing. and yesterday we get mika watching "all about eve." ratner, what are your favorites? >> great movie, one of my favorites. >> you weren't watching the golf yesterday? >> no! also joining the conversation -- >> we did watch the red sox. how are the yankees doing? >> shh. >> let's go back to syria. >> wow. all right, former u.s. ambassador to nato and former state department spokesman nicholas burns, he is professor of diplomacy and international relations at harvard kennedy school of government. also with us, nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of "andrea mitchell reports," andrea mitchell. and political reporter for the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst robert costa. a lot to get to this hour. >> i forget, joe stash roe went to see wes anderson's movie "isle of

joe panik. the giants could not compete -- complete the comeback. take a look added again and first pitch is 4:15 pm at at&t rangers -- to the texas rangers. both teams sent out their number one pitchers. he gave up a big one last night. that is joey gallo hitting a homer and that there inning. he has allowed four homers in two starts this season. the a's bullpen looked pretty good. they did not allow any runs last night. the a's did not score after that there any. they took off their shirts right there. they play again tonight at the coliseum. >>> there was a possible playoff preview as a warriors beat oklahoma city thunder 111- 107. it was a battle of the all- stars last night. thunder star russell westbrook put up 40 points and 16 rebounds. the warriors leaned on kevin durrant and klay thompson. kd posted a double double with 34 points and 10 rebounds. clay added 20 points. the warriors have clinched the pacific division and locked in as the number two seed. >>> sal is watching our commute. >> we look okay. we have a little bit of slow traffic, as is normally the case on 580 westbound, the tracy super co

t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> this portion of ktvu fox 2 news is sponsored by honda. >>> joe is here toout the sharks. >> everyone is happy tonight. the san jose sharks are moving on. the sharks trying to finish off anaheim tonight with a full game sweep. the 49er head coach with their. was there. his shot was blocked. here is another shot it gives them a 1-0 lead. as he has been throughout the series martin jones, he stops corey perry he tries to get the extended leg and it was still 1- 0. and then in the third-period the ducks got on the board. he is in the right place with the 1-1 game. less than two minutes later, it goes into the net. he gets the goal. the defense had to hold on for the rest of the way. 2-1, they now get a shot with the cinderella, las vegas golden knights. >> that is for sure. i am very happy. it was a tough game. it was amazing. he finishes and we can focus now for the next round. >> the giants they were falling into a bigger hole than earlier this season. you can find a lot of giant fans when the team plays in arizona. he put one to the deepest part of the ballp

t. going to be made up as a double header. the giants tweak their rotation because of the rain. stratton will start. the season. not sure if they will have joe. has not played since hurting his knee. going on two and a half months since out. has been spotted practicing. last year thornton played the entire post season on a torn ach and mcl. so if there is any way he can play, you know joe is going to be out there. >>> king went from radar to arch rival in a flash. broncos encourage you to be yourself. perhaps his release was based on so cmuch on money, but personality. >> feels like a dream. right now, keeping my head forward and working on new beginnings. >> have you thought about punting at altitude? >> one thing for sure, make sure i drink more water and buy more chap stick. >> you don't want dry lips. king wore number seven in oakland so that is elway's retired trav verse option of going back into the school. he is going to work out for nba scout. gold medal u.s. curling team throughout the first pitch did not go well. one guy on the receiving end almost gets hit by two balls in one. look out. in coming. you see one guy in the curling mo

joe: and so for years hanging on. scarlet: his lawyerly response a lot of praise. lisa: and trump is backing him as well. and trman owners are advancing on a guilt that will value of sprint at $24 billion. to need us is bloomberg's deals reporter. price, is about this 6.50 it is trading at right now, who is getting a better deal? the reports of the latest round of talks has come out, and a leader you had a report that the talks may be concluding and there might be a deal announced in the next couple of days. last night they close to run for six dollar mark, and that someday it was about control. looks like they are ready to give up some of that. latest talks could still fall apart, and this is one of the deals that every once in a while comes back. does it feel like this is the furthest along in closer than the other times? nabila: last november they were ready to announce a deal on monday, and it fell apart on friday night in tokyo. our sources are reluctant to say this time it will happen on sunday or monday because of what happened last time. if you look at where the shares are traded, there is no impetus t

joe duffy. >> the subject permit to obstruct 100 feet accessory building at the rear yard including a half ba bath was taken in by dbi on november 22, 2017. it was brought t brought to plan january of 18. it was issued by bcp on the 26th of january and then subsequently suspended on february 8. it is to construct 100 square feet new accessory building at the rear yard including a half bath. i did review the plans and there is plenty of details on there for construction at the property line. it does look to have been properly approved. it is a separate structure. it is not an addition as you heard mr. tate say. so we consider it a completely separate structure. and it was approved properly. there is an exception in the san francisco building code in chapter 106-a where we allow work exempt from permit where there is about 23 items in the code section for separate things and there is one that says from permit a one story detached accessory building or structure used as a tool and storage shed playhouses and similar structures provided it does not exceed 100 square feet. our definition would be a typical garden shed that you buy at home depot, lowe's whereve

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joe panik from hitting home runs is mother nature. tonight's giants- dodgers showdown has been rained out...which is a rare occurrence at at&t park. a game was cancelled because of weather. so here's what going to happen going forward... the game is rescheduled for saturday the 28th....and they will play a double header. tomorrow's game is still good to go, however it has been pushed back two hours to 3-05. regardless, the rain not affecting the a's...they will face the angels tonight down in l-a. turning to the warriors-- teams always talk about peaking at the right time.... but as of now, the defending champs are at a major low. what we saw last night is not how you wanna look with the playoffs just a week way. the warriors played some of their worst basketball of the season on both ends of the court in thursday's loss against the pacers.. shooting just under 45-percent for the game and 31% from beyond the arc. --two of the all-stars stars were especially poor from the field... klay thompson was 6 for 16 ... while kevin durant was 8 for 23 --the warriors' defense was equally as bad, allowing the pacers to shoot 51-percent from d

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joe, your thoughts? >> that is some of it. but to me most of the market move is really about the fed and t and the removal of liquidity and the tightening the fed tells us we'll get over the next two years. so when markets don't like what is going on, it is against the back drop of policy normalization and 50-year period -- last year was a weakest year in 50 years for volatility so i would argue almost any fact or any kind of negative shock would be greeted negatively. but my view is this is still saber rattling and there will be a deal and markets will move higher base on the fact i don't think the fed will be that aggressive but people are trying to make this a bigger deal with the trade wars than will be the case. >> and one more point about the structural point about what we just did here. the treasury secretary stood toe to toe for minutes and we didn't get a holler to end the interview and that is an important part of the process and they will appear to be off the cuff or ad hoc but the idea they are out there and answering questions an not shying away from defending the policy -- >> or are they out there -- >> what is

joe, i thought, was pretty good. >> host: why do you say that? >> guest: well, g it -- you've t more of an insight into mouse. ez, rather than being -- working with mouse to do something, works with fearless jones from another series. and, you know, it was just, it was so -- it was really, you really began to understand what it would be like if you had an extraordinarily successfulin blk man, whether he's a criminal or not. i mean, most extraordinarily successful people have some crimes in their closet. and you see how hard his life is. and in seeing that and ez being involved with this guy, you also see how powerful ez is. as a matter of fact, ez finds out how powerful he is which he never really knew before -- >> host: yeah, explain that evolution. >> guest: well, you know, at one point he's, you know, he's talking, you know, to charcoal joe, and he's saying, you know, says so have you always been trying to lie to me, to mistreat me, to try to get me killed? and joe, you know, listen, ez, i would never mess w with you. you're the most dangerous man in los angeles. and he says, what are you talking about? be