john hughes: how about a pound of applause for our speaker? [applause] i would also like to thank national press club staff including its realism institute and broadcast center, for organizing today's event. remember, if you'd like a copy of today's program or to learn more about the national press club, go to our website press.org. thank you very much. we are adjourned. [applause] >> [indistinct chatter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> and today, another candidate turned the race. we will take your life now where former governor microscopy is expected to announce -- former governor mike huckabee is expected to announce. >> [singing] >> [applause] >> [singing] >> [cheering] >> hello everybody! hello! i come off the plane and what is the first thing i hear and it didn't stop all the way to the theater? i like mike. >> [cheering] [applause] >> i like -- >> [chanting] we like mike! >>

. >> it's like a john hughes movie gone really, really dark. >> jimmy: yeah.s trying to get everyone back to the 20-year reunion. and you play the cool kid who went to the high school and you're a big star now in his eyes because you're in a banana boat commercial. >> right, right. so he thinks if gets me, the coolest guy in high school to come back for the reunion, everyone will show up. but he thinks i've made it in hollywood because i'm in this like lame commercial. i've been there for 20 years. he does figure out a way to get me to come back. it's so interesting because i was not that guy in high school. >> jimmy: you were not the cool? >> no i was not. >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> listen, everyone always wants to talk about i'm the nerd. >> jimmy: i was so gawky and awkward, man. >> no, i was like a real drama nerd. actually, the directors needed a photo of me from high school. they're like, "send us a photo, like, your high school photo you looking sort of bad ass and cool hair." it's like, "i don't have any." and they said, "no, no, just like looking like

john hughes: is there a nobel prize in computing and to the be what? vint cerf: the story, which may not be true, is that his wife ran away with a really good mathematician. and in consequence, mr. nobel told his committee, under no circumstance will any branch of mathematics be recognized by the nobel prize. unfortunately, computer science tends to be associated to mathematics. so, we in that field, are not eligible. we might be eligible for the peace prize, but that is a real

my name is john hughes. i'm an editor for bloomberg first word, that's our breaking news desk here in washington, and i am the president of the national press club. we are the world's leading organization for journalists. we are committed to our profession's future through programs just like this, and we fight for a free press worldwide. for more information about the club visit our website press.org, and to donate to programs offered through our club's journalism institute visit press.org/institute. on behalf of our members worldwide, i want to welcome people in our audience to today's newsmaker luncheon. i'd also like to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences. you can follow the action on twitter using #npclunch. remember, the public attends our lunches. applause is not evidence of a lack of journalistic objectivity. after our guest's speech we'll have requestquestion and answer period. i will ask as many questions as time permits. our head table includes guests of our speaker and working journalist

my name is john hughes. i'm an editor for bloomberg first word. that's her breaking news desk in washington and i'm president the national press club. the club is the world's leading professional organization for journalists. we are committed to our profession's future three programs just like this and we fight for a free press worldwide. for more information about the club, visit our web site press.org. to donate to programs offered through our clubs journalism institute visit press.org/institute. on behalf of members worldwide i want to welcome you to today's luncheon. i would also like to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences. you can follow the action on twitter. use the hashtag and pc lunch and remember the public attends our lunches. a plaza's not evidence of a lack of journalistic objectivity. after our guest speech we will have a question and answer session and i will ask as many questions as time permits. our head table includes guess of our speaker and working journalists who are members of the national press club. let me introdu

my name is john hughes. i am an editor for bloomberg first word and i am the president of the national press club. we are the world's leading organization for journalist. we are committed to our profession's future through programs like this and we fight for a free press worldwide. for more information about the club visit our website press.org and to donate to programs offered through the club's institute visit press.org/institute. on behalf of our members worldwide i want to welcome people in the audience to today's news maker lunch maker and welcome c-span and public radio audiences. you can follow the action on twitter using the #mpclunch. remember the public attends our lunches. applause is not evidence of a lack of journalistic object objectivity. our head table includes guest of our speaker ge working journalist who are club members. let me introduce them to you. i will ask each person to stand briefly. from the audience's right, tender mccarter retired public relation director for iee, jacky caseal,

hughes: i am john hughes. i'm the president of the national press club. we are the world's latest organization for journalism. we are committed to our professions future through programs just like this. we fight for a free press worldwide. for more information about the club, visit our website. press.org. donate to programs offered through our journalism institute. on behalf of our members worldwide, i want to welcome people in our audience to today's newsmaker luncheon. i want to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences. you can follow the action on twitter, using the #mpclunch. remember the public attends. after our guests speech, we will have a answer and -- a question and answer session. i'll ask as many questions as time permits. our head table includes guests of our speaker and working journalists. let me introduce them. i ask each person to stand briefly. from the audiences right, pender mccarter, retired public relations director for ieee. jackie keizo, for me -- former presidential -- at white house, fema and gsa. bill, vice president of dev

but no john hughes did not direct my life. >> me either. >> so is chivalry dead?al day. >> plenty of people see something here. it sparked furious online chatter. >> here to explain and talk about modern day chivalry is relationship expert and dating coach rachel. nice to see you this morning. >> in the photo the woman is on the outside closest to the street. >> we don't know. >> it's not a video. >> so do we pay attention to this anymore? >> i think we should. i think we definitely moved away from it and this is something our parents practiced on a daily basis. we moved to the side of that. >> it's not just about ruling the women. do we even know they're dating. even if they're not dating a gentleman can be a gentleman, right? >> absolutely. it's not about masculine and feminine. it's about being kind to each other and taking care of each other. even if it's just a friend or someone you're on a first date with. >> here's the next tip. open any door and let the lady go first. but isn't that old? now all of our doors open themselves anyway. >> she should still go f

john quincy adams did not think too highly of mr. hughes. he said, houston leave the whole science of diplomacy consists in giving -- hughes believes the whole science of diplomacy consists in giving dinners. who are the british sending? dr. william adams, admiralty lawyer. he's on the team because americans are known to favor legalistic arguments. lord gambier will look out for the british naval interests. they're not going to budge on this issue. the reason they can't is the minute they give up the idea of impressment, what any british sailor does not want to be part of the navy, what are they going to do? desert to an american flag vessel. if you're great britain, if you give up impressment, you just shot yourself in the foot. henry goulburn, is there to look after canada. still some very smart people. any questions so far? ok. what are the main issues they're going to tackle? we know the seizure of ships that was done. what is the number one issue? impressment. the u.s. will draw back immediately when negotiations began in august. in aug

hugh montgomery. representing the country of the kurdish republic, is mohammad lew and world war ii veteran, mr. robert zimmerman. >> representing the country of luxembourg, his excellency, johnpkins, world war ii veteran. representing the country of malta, deputy keef of mission dr. patricia borg and holocaust survivor, mr. manny man dell. [ applause ] representing the republic of maldova is his excellency igor montague and world war ii veteran and tuskegee airman, colonel charles mcgee. representing the country of the netherlands is deputy chief of mission miss jo anne balfour and ms. louise holocaust survivor, who is originally from the netherlands. representing the country of new zealand, defense attache, and world war ii veteran, mr. perry miller. representing the country of norway is major general fin christian homstod and mr. jake jarvis taylor. representing the country of poland is defense, military, naval and air attache, brigadier general yaraslav and miss selena peabody, holocaust survivor from poland. representing the country of russia is mr. max, acting military attache. accompanying him is world war ii veteran mr. dale butinsky. representing the country of slova

hughes and eric chene. also with us fast money trader john najarian. welcome, dr. j. what do the record highs mean?h time we've hit 2,120. we've landed right on it it seems. if you had to make a call up or down from here ultimately it probably breaks up. i think it's probably good that once the sloppy kind of other capital market moves like the yields surging and everything else goes away the default mode in u.s. stocks is to get a little bit of a lift. the jury is still out. >> danny took us -- i think we had a four-session losing streak on the s&p before we got this breakout. do you trust this is the trend reasserting itself? >> you can't ever really trust the market but the cap on the u.s. equity market has been investor sentiment that things would break out to the high side, we'd see better retailers, actual increase in the economy so that would mean the fed would put a halt to that. that's kind of kept a cap on things. but with the economic data that we've had that hasn't been so great, i think that's why the market has done this. >> sales reports disappointing, e rick it is what you make of i