john: let me say it. stop. mike: geez louise. john: i gotta say something. just let me say it.hing's off. tankfarm should be a bigger brand. lemonis: i think where this business has potential is largely in product development. i think whatever i offer, it's gotta just be everything in a pot. i don't like money moving like this. it scares me. okay, so here's what i want to do. john: okay. lemonis: my offer is $2 million. a million dollars in equity, and a million dollars in a line of credit. the million dollars of equity, i want 50% of the business for it. 50.001. i want to have more than a seat at the table. i want to have a seat at the table, and i want to have a rubber stamp. mike: let me ask. where do you see tankfarm in this? lemonis: i don't know. i like the idea of tankfarm, but i do not like the idea of the name on the building is the name on the product. john: this is something i've always been thinking about. so we said, "hey, we're gonna do something called anderson brothers. it's gonna be for our family. it's gonna be for my little girls. it's gonna be for our nephew

senate, john thune, saying, "the picture coming out based on the reporting we've seen is not a good one." but the president today attacked taylor on twitter, calling him a "never trumper," adding, "it would be really great if people

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but i also think that, you knows polis politics. >> you know, as john says, "we're fair game, the kids aren't," kind of thing. >> i'm fair game now. >> yeah. [ chuhule] so, i understand. he taught me great lessons about how to be controlled and not le. thth get to >> i always called my dad president trump's kryptonite 'cause he's ke the one man he can -- that will always be lov and reverein history and looked upon by so many politicians as an icon. and i can sit here with 100% certainty president trump will be an extremely polarizing, controversial figure who ili e has pulled us into darkness in our country, and i think my dad wasttempting to pull us into the light. >> ms. mccain, you just said, you know, you guys are fair game, the kids aren't.we meghan said,, now i am fair game." you know, you're fair game now because yore a co-host of "the view," a daily political television show that has been called "the most important political television show in america." what is your experience? sause you really are the only republican on th -- >> i say "conservative," because there are other wo

rudy giuliani says he still considers john bolton to be a friend. what you said at the top of all of this, neil, giuliani did tell me a little more than an hour ago that he's not going to comply with a subpoena he received from the three house committees conducting the impeachment inquiry. he said there's a number of reasons for it. a lot of them fall along the same lines as the reasons the white house articulated to nancy pelosi and the chairman of the three committees in the letter from pat cipollone he. it goes to executive privilege and attorney client privilege. unless and until congress decides that it tries to enforce the subpoena, they're not going to get any cooperation from giuliani. >> neil: all right, john roberts. thank you very much. john at the white house. maybe this, this could be the president's best defense against abatement. a booming stock market darn close to another record. the lexus es... ♪ ...every curve, every innovation, every feeling... a product of mastery. lease the 2019 es 350 for $379/month for 36 months. experience a

to meet here in brussels they will try to work on this try to compromise because even of course john says this is the last proposal they will work on the details they will have to see if this like i said earlier if this works if they find yes we can submit this to the heads of state government they will do so in 2 weeks when we have the summit here in brussels they will decide on it if they say yes this is good we can work with this then maybe there will the u.k. the british parliament will agree on it and then we have a deal if not it gets complicated because then boris johnson would be obligated by the parliament in the u.k. to ask for an extension he already has said he would not do that so then we're either heading for an extension or a no deal breaker you can see brian all the options are still on the table ok max and thanks very much from brussels enchilada thanks to use well from london. let's preview now and some of the other stories making the news at this hour in iraq at least 9 people have been killed hundreds injured in violent anti-government protests across the country secur

these officials that a lot of people have never heard of and connect it to trump's inner circle by saying johnn himself was concerned about this and told me -- told her -- to go to a lawyer and say, look, we think there are legal problems with what's going on. what that does is it shows it's not just democrats that are worried about this, but trump's right-hand folks were involved, knew about it and were concerned. i'm talking to democrats right now on the hill who say they'll need to hear from john bolton. obviously we haven't heard if they're going to subpoena him yet, but i think we will in the coming days. also john bolton, but mick mulvaney she testified was a key figure in all these talks about ukraine and digging up dirt on the bidens. we're really seeing trump's inner circle being connected beyond just giuliani right now. >> to your point, i keep asking the question, i get any republican who wants to say the democrats decided to impeach the president before they gathered these fact witnesses. that's a perfectly smart political argument to make. it would be a stronger argument if they s

judge john says his work is as much to provide psychological support as it is to provide legal aid. i people rejected from nrc has become very weak emotionally our main objective that will give these people some kind of mental support we want to ensure that the do n not remain under stress or trauma. john john and his student volunteers have been conducting public awareness camps with a special focus on the state's muslim minority community. thosese excluded from the nrc will have a hundred and twenty days to prove their citizenship. i don't. as you have seen already in this gathering most of these people are pooror and illitererate. now they may have the required documents we don't know which ones of minutes what procedure to follow. not the process is likely to start in november this year. hello the nrc has been a bitterly divisive exercise sam b. j. p. leaders have announced plans to eventually implemented across india. special focus features stay with us the midnight news is coming up next 10/09/19 10/09/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is

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say farewell. we might want to apologise for wasting time for 3 years but i don't expect out of college and a lot of good talk shows haven't we john last word to you are you saying westminster won't seal a deal westminster once this westminster this composition the house of commons won't seal a deal it needs a general election after the general election you get steel because boris johnson is strengthened or alternatively britain is on the track to a 2nd rate. ok thanks very much to all of you will see his prediction comes true and thanks to you out there for joining in again on to the point. the bottom. of the being. the bottom of a. the be. good. plane of the future. it should be quiet as well as energy efficient but it should be a mantra for hybrid cars. and have an aerodynamic. plane ever be environmentally friendly. to morrow today in 30 minutes on t w. a city in ruins. symbol of a long complex in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population . when i asked fighters funky going to city president detergents response most crucial. is not the kind of freedom that we want the philippines in the sights of obama a

and it's a pleasure to welcome john werth he is a british blogger living here in berlin he says a general election before christmas is now boris johnson's only way out of his self-inflicted mess. and we're very happy to have ventilation from a great job. she works for the british magazine the economist and she says and he's are kicking the can down the road which means breck's it is less and less likely. and the money. so derek you say that johnson and his brothers in your words have paralyzed europe but aren't we in fact seeing at least a little bit of movement now at least there has been agreement agreement on a deal which in fact is something to reset may never achieved it has been technically in preliminary agreement i mean it's tiny steps forward but there could easily be more steps back and we've been doing this are very long time it's a signal of just how poisonous the british political system is now that the parliament doesn't trust its own prime minister they don't trust him that they will agree to this and they have double crossed the more he will be double crossed by his brigad

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santiago spend hours queuing for food and fuel most schools and businesses remain closed the grocery john says more than 100 of its stores were looted at the weekend and in some cases set ablaze israel's prime minister has failed to form a government for the 2nd time this year president ruben rivlin is not expected to last netanyahu centrist rival benny gantz to put together a coalition force of has more now from west jerusalem. well after the end of the last of a series of jewish holy days and on his 70th birthday benjamin netanyahu admitted defeat in his efforts to try to form a coalition government he laid the blame for that squarely at the feet of the head of the opposition blue and white party benny gantz saying that he and his colleagues had rejected all of his efforts to try to form a unity government indeed they have rejected those efforts they say because they are unwilling to sit even in a rotational arrangement as prime minister with a man who as netanyahu is is facing indictments in 3 separate corruption cases than young is accusing benny gantz of wanting to form a minority governm

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says, quote. this is a pretty occupying statement. first of all johnr-star former marine general and very well-respected in multiple communities here, military intelligence. but, again, that statement sounds like something president trump would say. so a lot of questions here as to how that came to be and what exactly she is saying about john kelly's intelligence, but as always, you know, the day that ends in why. there are there is some sort of behind the scenes drama at the white house. >> that quote definitely raised a lot of eyebrows. thank you. >> we will take a closer look coming up with the significance of the location in syria where al baghdadi was reportedly found and killed overnight. oh, wow. you two are going to have such a great trip. thanks to you, we will. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... ...all while helping you to and through retirement. can you help with these? we're more of the plan, invest and protect kind of help... voya. helping you to and through retirement. when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach

feasible so john you say a general election could wind up being boris johnson's only way out. explain that to us if you would because in fact he does have approval on this deal why would he want to reopen it so to speak simply because the only go to prevail because he put the parliament terence or potential but the problem terrence under enormous pressure they didn't actually really know this was in the steal so it's basically give me this deal now and what the palm towns are said is i'm going to mean it we need more time to analyze this and when they start looking into it they see details with regard to all of the different aspects the economic relationship the northern ireland border where they have problems and ultimately that 330 politicians that boris johnson had back in his deal he will whittle down that will go lower and lower as the weeks go by and boris johnson is understood that so if he says ok let's risk a general election i'll go into the general election promising breaks it and hopefully come back with a majority so ultimately it would be a gamble but that way he

trish: giuliani is saying john bolton and fiona hill apparently told all of you goes that john bolton to go to the lawyers. he says that doesn't make sense to me. he said i wasn't working with megan we were friend enough that he could have come to me and said this. >> i think john bolton loves this country and he will be interested in doing the right thing every time he has the opportunity. and i would say the same thing about rudy giuliani. he's not shy. he will pursue what he believes in for his client. and he's a free american citizen who can go to other countries if he wants to and meet whoever he wants to. so i would just say if we are curious about what john bolton had to say or what rudy giuliani had to say. we ought to have them come in and testify in front of the whole world. trish: i am all for that. i'm a journalist. i want that transparency. i don't want to have to rely on this source or that. i hear you, congressman. amen. >> we don't think it should be in the scif. we think we should be doing this out for the whole world to see. we are unafraid of the facts. trish: super

al baghdadi is dead, but this morning military congressional leaders say there is still work to be done in the war on terror. >>> john kelly says before leaving the administration he warned trump about impeachment telling him not to hire a, quote, yes man. >>> and wildfires are tearing across northern california thanks to hurricane like winds. some gusts were reaching up to 100 miles per hour, leading to a statewide emergency. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone, it is monday, october 28th. i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian. president trump yesterday confirmed the death of isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi following a raid this weekend in northwestern syria by u.s. special operations forces. according to comments by trump national security adviser robert o'brien and nbc news reporting from multiple officials familiar with the raid, at around 5:00 p.m. saturday trump and his top national security officials gathered in the white house situation room to watch the military operation. the day before trump had given the order to launch a raid to capture or kill baghdadi after options were presented to him on thursda

then john bolton, the former security adviser to the president, who was invited but says he will only appear under subpoena. i want to bring here john meeks. he is a democrat on the foreign affairs committee, one of the committees involved in the depositions. sir, thank you so much for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> you voted yes on the house impeachment resolution today, setting up the process for public hearings. when you see these names, you know the folks who have testified behind closed doors. who do you think it's imperative that the american people hear from in the public phase of these hearings? >> i think most of them. look, i've been in the skiff. i've been listening to some of the testimony. i think the move we're making so that the american public will get an opportunity to hear them will be very beneficial. then you can get rid of the some of the chatter you hear coming from some of my republican colleagues. you can see the credibility of these witnesses and we've been calling in those close to the administration and those who either have been in the military or t

new parliament that can get brakes it done so the country can move on political strategist john mctiernan says john so the country can move on political strategist john mctiernan says johnson may find support harder to get after breaking his promise to leave the e.u. by the end of october it's in may find support harder to get after breaking his promise to leave the e.u. by the end of october no matter what the 31st photo what was the do or die day no matter what the 31st photo what was the do or die day die in the ditch or a no or a still 6 the lesser accepting and they stand in the ditch or. a no. no letter accepting an extension so he's going against his word has broken his word we have yet to see how that will play a mission so he's going against his word has broken his word we have yet to see how that all playing with the tour de force even tempted back from the price of r.t. can you take note you off the table with the tour de force even tempted back from the price of r.t. can you take note you off the table you could take no deal of the table but what you'd have to do is to come with a

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former white house chief of staff general john kelly says he warned president trump about the loomingmpeachment. at a political conference hosted by the washington examiner over this weekend, kelly said he advised the president against hiring a yesman to replace him. last year. >> i said whatever you do, don't hire a yes man. someone that's going to tell you, won't tell you the truth. don't do that. because if you do, i believe you'll be impeached. someone has got to be the guy that tells you that, you know, that you either have the authority or you don't. or, you know, mr. president, don't do it because whatever. you know, but don't hire someone that will just nod and say, that's a great idea, mr. president. because you will be impeached. >> in a statement, president trump responded to kelly's recounting events, saying john kelly never said that. he never said anything like that. if he would have said that, i would have thrown him out of the office. he just wants to come back into the action like everybody else. kelly suggested the blame for the president's current situation lies at

what do you say to those people? >> well, john, thank you for having me tonight. dent obama anymore, but i can pretty much guarantee you he was not thinking about president trump while writing a eulogy. that said, we have reached a really strange point in american life where if you say nice things about someone, if you say someone has integrity or they're honest or they're honorable or they're not a racist or they're respectful to women, people say, whoa, you're attacking the president. and that says something pretty remarkable about our president and about where we are as a country right now. >> when he says that being nice doesn't make you a sucker or when he goes on the riff about the meaning of "honorable," you don't think in any way that was meant as some kind of a comparison? >> i think that we're at a moment when there are a lot of people who are not living up to their responsibilities. i would point out -- this is my own opinion -- that it's not just trump, right? when you talk about people who are not acting honorably, think about the number of people in t

i say that with great frustration. but it also means that john may be right. he may know so much more than -- we may not have a clue what he knows but -- so we're guessing. we're really guessing here. he's shown a small bit of his hand, i think almost all of the prosecution he's brought so far against americans have for the most part been of the obstruction of justice category with the exception of paul manafort's financial issues. he's not yet charged anybody with anything that would amount to collusion. is that because he hasn't found it or because he's holding it back and he's going to lay out a big case and let the congress decide? i don't know. the truth is, and we've done this a couple of times, when you sit down and you try to pull together all the disparate things we do know in public because as you said, there has been a lot of reporting, and you pull together it together all in one place, one long article , unfortunately sometimes, it can be rather extensive and extraordinary what's already known, and yet it's been to some extent discounted by a lot

the president saying he would have thrown him out of the office. this sounds like something johnd say or i would say if i was on that staff role. make sure you don't get a yes man. but taeuplt, martin, i would also comment there were quite a few can tkals ascandals when mr kelly was the chief of staff. i'm not sure how much u he brought it together, he wishes he was pack there to bring a little more discipline to it. that's all well and good, but there were a lot of things going wrong that various members of the press reported on while he was there. i don't want to comment on his actions as chief of staff. those are my thoughts as an american citizen. >> i want to ask you about this. what john kelly said in some ways correlates with something rex tillerson said back in december 2008. he would say so you know the president would say here's what i want and here's how i want to do it. and he would say, mr. president, i understand you want to do it that way but you can't to it that because pause it violates the law. do both statements establish a pattern of sorts maybe from president

a cnn source saying that the effort to pressure ukraine for political help alarmed john bolton that he told an aide to alert white house lawyers that giuliani was a hand grenade who will blow everyone up. a source familiar with fiona hill's testimony says the former russia adviser told lawmakers that she was -- she saw wrongdoing in the ukraine policy and reported it. joining me now is sam donaldson. sam, i appreciate you joining us. what do you think of the "new york times" reporting tonight? >> well, it's one of those bomb shells. it's like poor donald trump has the version of the chinese water torture. drop, drop, drop, and a final drop breaks his skull. we're just watching this develop. it's amazing. i saw the nixon plumber's operation. that was in the white house. they were the rogue operation. they broke into the watergate and elsewhere looking for dirt on president nixon's opponents. but this, according to "the times," is a rogue operation involving the highest officials of the lapped. the chief of staff of the white house. the president himself, of course. and bolton wanted to

now after the constitution was drafted and ratified, john adam says in a letter - - letter to the massachusetts militia it was made for a moral and religious people that is wholly inadequate and that's a famous quote but to describe with the constitutional s structure that is too weak with that level of liberty in the culture is so great it is all exercised in a way that america is theex unfit habitation. so you have two reciprocal responsibilities that were the foundation of thisde republic. duty of the government of the united states of america to defend and protect the liberty of its citizens. to use the word oxygen to define the role ofsc liberty. that is how essential it is. at the same time it won't work unless there was a reciprocal commitment to exercise that liberty. we are all fallen people and will not be perfect. the founding fathers knew that so they built in checks and balances running vertically and horizontally within the federal system so no one set of bad people could wreck the place with internal resilience that was an incredibly wise way to build the country in ways that ech

public works director john dowdy says it's a relief. last time the power was shut off for more than a day. >> yesterday we were included in the mass. today's are not going intoesque. >> reporter: the same goes for the portola valley. pg&e still shows a wide area over san mateo county. >> if they decide to change. we're planning for the worst and hoping for the best. >> frustrating? >> yes. lost business, lost work. >> reporter: half man bay is working with cal transto make sure the major intersections will have generator power. peanut butter, canned soup, chili and ice for the fridge. >> 24, 36 hours. that's wonderful. i'd be terrified if it was five days or something like that. >> reporter: at alice's restaurant, they too learned some lessons from the last power shutoff. the co-owner will make sure to have enough gas and propane for the rush that will likely come. a powerful generator allowed them to stay open. >> being in the mountains, you have to take care of yourself. years ago we invested money into generators and backup systems s

says or does, that becomes the normal -- it's by definition acceptable and appropriate. well, it isn't. >> director clapper, thank you very much for being with us tonight. appreciate it. >> thanks, johnhe republican side. what republican lawmakers are saying and what they're not, and why not. we'll speak with two republican nonlawmakers about the thundering silence. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. the amazing new iphone has arrived. and so has t-mobile's newest signal. no signal goes farther or is more reliable. so you can get more out of the new iphone. better battery life, new ultra-wide camera, now on a network that goes farther than ever. right now, switch at a t-mobile store and get iphone 11 pro on us! that's right, the new iphone 11 pro is on us! only at t-mobile. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain a

with a new parliament that can get breaks down so the country can move on political strategist john mctiernan says just breaks it down so the country can move on political strategist john mctiernan says johnson may find support harder to get after breaking his promise to leave the e.u. by the end of balance and may find support harder to get after breaking his promise to leave the e.u. by the end of october no matter what. the 31st photo what was the door dyke october no matter what the 31st photo vote was the do or die day die in the ditch. and no 4 still 6 there's no lesser except to say die in the ditch or. and no. no letter accepting an extension thing and john should get his word so he's broken is going to go against his if we were to get through it it's going to be what i was told we would get to see how that all playing with the tory forcing him to attempt to be like the torch and to be on top tempting to take the noted that party can you take note you off the table you could take no deal of the table but what you'd have to do is to come over to say to table you could take no deal of the ta

have come through and testified about these conversations, i can't imagine that a judge would say, you, john bolton, don't have to testify about the very same conversation. >> do you agree? >> i'm sorry, wolf, i couldn't hear what he was saying. >> he was suggesting that the case of not appearing even with a subpoena is very, very weak. he doesn't think any judge who would withhold that. >> i think if i was his attorney, i would suggest him to get a subpoena, too. >> if he has a subpoena, he has to appear. >> he may try to assert, as others have done executive privilege, which does make sense, all right? his conversations with the president would be covered by executive privilege, and that's one of the things that i think that he could add compared to many of these other witnesses. he likely had direct interactions with the president of the united states, and would know what was said, so. >> sorry to interrupt you, but go ahead, jeffrey. >> just, you know, you can't refuse to testify about any subject on executive privilege. that has to be litigated on a question-by-question basis. there is

political strategist john mctiernan says the labor leader is afraid of losing an election political strategist john mctiernan says the labor leader is afraid of losing an election every corporate scared the voters and labor m.p.'s. every corporate scared the voters and labor m.p.'s are scared of jeremy and. because they fear them in jerico been scared of jeremy and. because they fear that when jerry coburn knows in his bones that it will be a loose seats this election can you take note you off the table who knows in his bones that you'll lose seats this election can you take note you off the table you could take no deal of the table but what you'd have to do is to come over to say to the european you could take no deal of the table but what you have to do is to come over to say to the european union we will never crush it we'll keep negotiating until we get in the community and we will never crush it we'll keep negotiating until we get an agreement to go through the house of commons but the accept that maybe maybe not the you used to go through the house of commons but the accept that maybe ma

that's what they say. johnon is reporting, they say that has been bumped and walked back peered >> except it's totally untrue. no one has debunked it. >> laura: why won't the media focus on it? >> they are covering up for the democrats, more corrupt than anyone realizes. they are up serious crimes committed against the united states by the biden family. and taking millions and multimillions of dollars and putting the united states in a very compromised position. everyone in the ukraine knew that money was going to joe biden, and everybody in china knows they were investigating that private equity fund with "whitey" bulger's nephew. they were buying -- the chinese are buying -- >> laura: i want to tell you what you are up against when you go to capitol hill. i want you to do a preview of what they're going to do, if you decide to testify at all. the use of giuliani as an emissary to a foreign government is not unprecedented, but is unusual. woodrow wilson, franklin roosevelt had representatives in peace talks. b

>> i just want to say what john thune said yesterday on camera is what everyone is saying -- >> off cameraaid it to all the reporters that were standing around. ted barrett, one of our best reporters on capitol hill. he said it right to him. and you're saying that is what they're saying. >> that's what they're saying. today he got the memo, that's not what -- look, this has been the week from hell for republicans on the hill. and it's only thursday. and the reality is that behind the scenes, bill taylor's testimony i am told is, quote, reverberating. that it is a game changer. a wake-up call. whatever term you want to use, and i want to read you some of the quotes from republican sources on the hill. i was told the taylor testimony was so detailed, so specific, and that he is so respected that it is having an impact, according to one republican source, the reality is it does point to a quid pro quo. so what do we know? they're arguing process because the substance, it's like lawyers in the courtroom. when you don't have a case, what do you do? pound the table, arguing process is pounding t

history says howard dean, john edwards, that's not the place to be. this race has been pretty static, though, for a long time. because of the party's focus on president trump, is this going to stay. joe biden had one issue that's been in the news the past couple of weeks, the president's attacks on his son, the president calling the former vice president corrupt. much of what the president says is reckless and unfounded. anderson cooper asked him a direct question. hunter biden says if his dad is elected president, he won't have any international business dealings. joe biden says if he's president, he would not allow such things. >> if it's not okay for a president's family to be involved in foreign businesses, why was it okay for your son when you were vice president? vice president biden? >> look, my son did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. >> did you make a mistake by letting him -- you were the point person on ukraine at the time. you can answer. >> look, my son's statement speaks for itself. i did my job. i never discuss aed a single thg with

this morning, military and congressional leaders say there is still work to be done in the war on terror. >> president trump's former chief of staff john kelly says before leaving the administration he warned trump about impeachment telling him not to hire a quote yes man. >>> wildfires in california, with some gusts of winds up to 100 miles an hour leading to a statewide emergency. >>> good morning, everyone. it is monday, october 28, i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian. an historic weekend. we begin with president trump yesterday confirming the death of the isis leader following a raid in northwestern syria by u.s. special operations forces. according to comments by trump, national security adviser robert o'brien, and nbc news's own reporting from multiple u.s. officials familiar with the raid, at around 5:00 p.m. saturday, trump and his top national security officials gathered in the white house situation room, to watch the military operation. now, the day before, trump had given the order to launch a raid to capture or kill baghdadi after options were presented to him on thursday. now, thanks in part to information fro

president's former advisers says the white house staff is to blame for the impeachment inquiry that is going on on in the house. >> president trump's former chief of staff john kell said he advised the president hiring a, quote, a yes man, as his replacement saying it could lead to impeachment. kelly left the white house last december amid -- i know the white house is pushing back against the claims by kelly and doing so pretty abrasively. >> reporter: that's right. no surprise there. president and kelly did not part ways on the best of terms. the remarks came in a rare interview that kelly gave and i want to play exactly what he said. take a listen. >> i said whatever you do, don't hire a yes man, someone that is going to tell you -- it won't tell you the truth. don't do that. because if you do, i believe he'll be impeached. >> reporter: then he goes on to lamb lament saying -- he did not mention mick mulvaney by name he essential it seems to blame in part for this impeachment probe. this comes after that disastrous press conference that mulvaney gave a week and a half ago he did admit to a quid pro quo with ukraine months after president trump saying there

john: i will say this -- we continue to like the cyclicals.e like technology, consumer discretionary, industrials, and we like financials. within the financials, -- as an alpha pic, when you can really select the winners within financials, a lot of big banks are making good profits, because they don't pay a lot on deposits, as we all know. on top of it, they charge a lot on their credit cards and fees. banks, many of the big for example. i can't mention any names because i manage money. , what we would have to say is -- we would stick with the cyclicals. the defensives have not had a remarkably good year. all the way back to september thethey outperformed cyclicals, the defensive's, although they have been fairly even this year. guy: john, when does value come back? john: that is the "waiting for godot" -- "waiting for question. value will probably have to wait in the wings until we get a that cantion of growth lift it to probably overvalued levels, and investors will widen their exposure, diversify it within the area. the other thing is, with

the headlines were pretty much what you heard our friend john carl saying in that clip. what he said, not just once, but multiple times is there was a quid pro quo. now he was trying to plant the flag in what we understood was a kind of -- a gelling republican strategy which is, we wanted them to investigate the administration wanted to investigate the past. the 2016 election. this was not about the future. and so you kind of heard him try to parse that. it didn't work. now he's saying both internally and externally that he misspoke. that he didn't use his words right. but he didn't just do it once. he did it many, many times. >> whatever he meant to say, it sounds like president trump didn't like it. the reporting is afterwards, that was not staying on message, and that president trump was upset. and that's why they then hours later released this statement saying that that's not what mulvaney meant. >> right. that that's not what mulvaney meant over and over and over again. the white house yesterday, and you -- sort of the delivery of it. he was confident and smug even