john allison, let's give it up. robert murphy, collier said and a witness. >> i would like to call to the stand mr. steve forbes. [applause] >> steve forbes. any forbesians in the house? >> place your hand on the arm -- 400 riches. these were to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> god and man, yes. >> all right. could you please state your occupation and your qualifications to provide this testimony force today? >> i am editor-in-chief and chairman of forbes and media. you have been following the mack nations of the federal reserve and the deception, my grandfather wrote the story about july and which created the federal reserve bank in 1912, 1911, the fed action was created in 1913, the mechanism was put in place before that. i recently co-authored a book called money about how the federal reserve has made things worse, not better. >> let's follow upon the last point for the jury. if i may. how has the federal reserve, a lot of people's that the fed was there to provide a s

allison: yes. absolutely. john: how do i know if this has been in a room for four months? allison: we would co-date. however, once your guests are tasting it, that's not going to be an issue. lemonis: we sell about $1 million a year just in sea salt caramels. john: wow. -steven: a lot here. -john: yeah. a lot of options and a lot of customization, which is nice, as well. allison: yeah, we would love to work with you. steven: okay. lemonis: this could be one of the most exciting projects that sweet pete's embarks on. a typical hotel room would have about $30 worth of candy in each room, with a profit margin for sweet pete's at about 50%. if that candy turns over once a week, that means that in an annual basis, it would be $1,560 worth of revenue, or $780 worth of gross. for every 1,000 rooms that we're able to secure, that would be an additional $1.5 million worth of revenue, $780,000 worth of gross profit. that's just on 1,000 rooms. woman: and if you ever have an event, we have a candy buffet. lemonis: you could even use the mobile trailer. -allison: yeah. -steven: excelle

john's. >>> we are at war, those are the words of the father of allison parker. andy parker wrote this.ed in a war in this country. it's a war between national, responsible people and self-interested zealots. a war between good and evil. it's a war to decide whether we will continue to let the senseless tragedy of gun violence continue. it goes on to talk about the 30,000 families who lose loved ones to gun violence each and every year. i talked to andy parker just two weeks after his daughter's death in this town hall there in washington, d.c. with 40 people. so-called members of a club that everyone will join. all people touched in some form or fashion by gun violence. >> you have been so vocal since. have you had a chance to grieve? >> brooke, i have had plenty of chances. it comes in waves and it's like a roller coaster, but it's doing this and trying to do something without making a change that's really kind of kept me from just completely going to pieces. time heals, but there's always going to be a hole in my heart and my soul has been ripped out. this is what keeps me going. >>

underway, john, the director of polling at hard regard university institute of politics, believe the youth vote is up for grabs. but both party may struggle to earn the trust of millennials. allisonerez is a junior at harvard, and believes the economy foreign policy and healthcare are all important issues. gridlock, factors in washington really made me think that i'm not really sure what party that i believe in. >> drew webber vice president of nyu college democrats, questions the priorities of politicians. >> probably just representing large corporations, billionaires, are they representing who is going to cut them the next check or do they really care about the need of people and what they need to get ahead in this current roy? >> i'm hoping a lot of my generation will stands up, snake the smart decision and vote for someone who will help us out. >> there is a lot happening in our city. we share the same stories. fox29.com. get it all. at fox29.com or download the "fox 29 news" app. one of the cool perks of this place is you can eat as much cereal as you want. it's like i'm going to work to get some. alrighty. we just like cereal. we make it, eat it, love it, live it. (laughing

way, john delavope, director of polling at harvard university's institute of politics, believes the youth vote is up for grabs. but both parties may struggle to earn the trust of millennials. allisonrvard and believes the economy, foreign policy and health care are all important issues. >> gridlock in a lot of different factors in washington that have really made me think that i'm not really sure what party that i believe in. >> reporter: drew weber, vice president of nyu's college democrats, questions the priorities of politicians. >> are they representing large corporations? representing billionaires? are they representing who's going to cut them the next check? or do they really care about the needs of people and what they need to get ahead in this country? >> i'm hoping that a lot of my generation will stand up, make the smart decision and vote for someone who's going to help us out. >> reporter: in 2012, 18 to 29-year-olds gave president obama 60% of their vote. but delavope says research shows younger millennials are slightly more conservative than their older counterparts, a bit less willing to trust the status quo. he believes the time is ripe for both parties to reconnect

. >> well, i'll tell you, allison, it's hard to make 18 predictions right now. because the house is in such disarray after johnr sat down, kevin mccarthy, boehner's number two say i'm not going to run. so right now, paul ryan is keeping his cards very, very close to his vest. remember, before mccarthy got into the race, he was mentioned as a top candidate. ryan took a pass. that's a partly because of what you pointed out. he's a guy with political aspirations, going to leave the house is not something that helps you. it creates, you know, a lot of a record for you, it's hard to run on. even now with this draft ryan movement among his colleagues, he's a reluctant candidate. we are talking to his friends and allies. what we are hearing if he runs, he wants the support of all 247 republicans in the house. not just the 218 he needs to be elected. that's really tough. remember, he has solid policy cre denshs, conservatives liked his medicare plan. it was a conservative plan. he also has a reputation for cutting deals with democrats. that's not something conservatives love. he is also skeptical he can bridge that di

civil rights icon congressman john lewis says to confront the protesters shutting above clinton. cnn was there and has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, allisonor, it was an extraordinary situation, one i have never seen before, a standoff between hillary clinton and protesters of black lives matter, which went on for almost the entire length of her speech as she tried to roll out her plan for criminal justice reform. democratic president hillary clinton click i kicked off her africans with applause. she was met and escorted on stage by civil rights icon congressman john lewis. then this happened. just minutes into her remarks. about ten protesters of the plaque lives matter movement entered the front of the gymnasium and took over. clinton immediately tried the to address them. now, my friends, i'm going to get to some very important points that actually prove that black lives do matter and we have to take action together. >> reporter: congressman lewis and mayor reed went to the floor to confront the protesters, pleading with them to stop. among the crowd of more than 2,000. people been taking out cell phones to record as the audience becam

for a lot of those people like john it's going to stay warm and near record warmth for at least the next two to three days. >> it will be fine, allisonwn with water. he will be fine. appreciate it. thank you. >>> now, a u.s. dentist will not be charged for killing zimbabwe's most prized lion. the environment minister says walter palmer had the legal paperwork the hunt the lion. palmer shot cecil with a bow and arrow in july during a hunting exby addition. he insists he had no idea he was targeting a prized lion and says he was simply following his local guides. >>> north korea spent months prepare for its big weekend marking the 70th anniversary of the founding of the ruling workers party. and it was a spectacle. hundreds of troops marched in elaborate formations along pyongyang's square. pyongyang rolled out the truck, armored vehicles, and rockets. in a televised speech north korea 18 leader kim jong-un declared the country, quote, fully ready to defend itself against any u.s. threat. rupply is invited to the event getting a rare view inside one of the most secretive nations in the world. will joins me now from pyongy g pyongyang.