jonas gave him a flag and he put it up on the town square. jonas also invited the general to have dinner at his house and make the house the headquarters. he said, the general will be here for a while. the general came to the house, dined with them, and three days later he was called up north leaving the town open to whichever army came through. the next army that came through thethe southern army and general from texas center door,rs, knocked on the and told jonas he was under arrest for being a traitor to the confederate states of america. jonas was taken down to portsmouth where he was going to be tried and hung as a traitor for having the union flag, for not accepting confederate money, for allowing a union general into his house. jonaseople wanted to help as much as they could. members of the confederate army even. they were working toward the union army to try to get him released. there was a union jailer who sent a letter to matilda tebbits saying he could do everything he could to help jonas make sure he was comfortable. while jonas w

and music from sabrina carpenter featuring jonas blue. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very kind of you. hi everyone. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you. thank you for bringing the elements to the air. what a day it was today. we had -- we had some of that, what is it called when the water comes down? rain. we got rain today. i almost had to call in wet to work today. it was scary. i tell you, it always happens the day i go to dry bar. my blow out was completely ruined. are you okay guillermo? >> yeah everything is great. >> what happens when your hair gets wet. >> i put more spray. >> jimmy: is that spray you're using. >> it's m ousse ande ha ande haa skbr . >> jimmy: why so much. >> so it can stay nice. >> jimmy: those the lengths we go to. meanwhile winter storm east, slowing things down considera y considerably. federal offices were closed. all events were cancelled at the white house today. [ cheers and applause ] all ri

jonas talks about the market. there is lot of uncertainty when you talk to investors what the president really wants to do. on one hand he has been pretty clear on years for trade and what his goals are. this, you know, these tariffs are not negotiateing position. but then this morning in his tweet it may be a negotiating position then you hear from peter navarro he says not at all. i'm not sure where this is going, do you? >> the president needs to understand his words amount to something and market reacts and there sun is uncertainty what he wants to accomplish. the president had one very significant achievement first year in office. that has been job growth. a lot of republicans have to be asking themselves right now why would you monkey with this maid of midterm elections? things are going very well. tariffs don't work out. they didn't work out for president bush in 2003. they didn't work out for president obama with tire tariffs. why would throw a wrench into the market at this moment? i don't think republica

was cute back when he was with the jonas brothers and now he looks like a ferret. >> he'll stop in theof sex because he got chilly. >> he makes music for obnoxious white bridal parties drunkenly sbuk a denny's and ruin everyone's evening. >> watching alice cooper and all i can think of is he looks like ball sack with face paint on. that's fair. >> they're the musical equivalent to a macchiado. >> he is the pottery barn of rappers. >> like honestly saying, it is your favorite band is like saying i'm okay living with herpes. >> use anti-friz and now it looks like him. >> water because. by tlc. has to be the worst song about water falls ever. >> that's like some natural earth. >> the comic, they're both entirely overused. >> looking like a bowl of spaghetti. that's awesome. that's awesome. >> i would rather be homeless and watch two cats bang in an alley than watch a ludicrous concert. >> it is as if a flaccid penis can kind of sing. this is riddled with mistakes. >> he is ugly. good night. >> it looks like [ bleep ]. i had three babies. >> lol. megan trainor looks like that girl my paren

jonas, the bottom line is that markets have been very skiddish and one day does not a trend make, so as spectacular as friday was i don't expect every day next week to be up 400 right >> they have been skiddish for a long time part of that is because the markets up so much because of the tax cuts. that was a major driver in anticipation going through and going through but there's also fears with investors that interest rates are going to go up and inflation is going to go up because we're not paying for an infrastructure plan properly so i think the democrats have some strength here to be like this has to be paid for, it can't just be more borrowed and investors kind of want to see that they don't want to know the government will just borrow all this money and we're already paying a lot more interest in other governments due to borrow money at this point we're the only country whose still major country that's running a relatively high def sit so there's a story here but to go after the tax cuts that passed helping the economy is not how you pay for the next plan that's just causing a

plus, adam jonas is saying that the f1 59 to be with 150% of the enterprise value.ive to conciseness -- consensus estimates, he says they appeared to be bottoming, and for 2018 we're looking at $1.75. a dollar $.21., that's $1.21. i could support stocks higher in the future. shery: this is an industry-related call? abigail: that is a great question. today we're just talking about fort, but separately morgan stanley seems to be positive on the auto sector. they rose call sales in the u.s. by 2% in 2018. 2021, they seem to be supported by the macro, and because of the macro quality, they did raise the price targets separately on other stocks. micro and macro here. julie: we are talking adam jonas when we are talking about morgan stanley, and in particular he is a closely-watched auto analyst. big name when you think of auto analysts. abigail: you are right about that. shery: abigail doolittle, thank you so much for that. the watchdog of wall street has a new worry in its crackdown on cryptocurrencies. according to people familiar with the matter, the sec is examining

jonas, we can move to the next item. >> very good. department matters, item 10, director's announcements s*fj good afternoon, commissioners. no new items this week. >> item 11, review of past events at the board of supervisors, board of apeels and historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon, commissioners. aaron starr. first on the land use agenda this week was a landmark designation for the diamond heights safety wall. it is a public sculpture located on the south side of diamond heights boulevard. it's cig kanlz for its association with the redevelopment project. the planning effort led by the san francisco redevelopment agency from 1961 to 1978. the sculpture was nominated by the landmark's designation through a community-sponsored landmark application submitted on may 1 of last year. on november 1 of last year, the historic preservation commission initiated landmark designation and on december of last year, voted to unanimously recommend approval of the designation. at the land use hearing, bob pullham and members of the d

the analyst is adam jonas, well known, raising from underweight to overweight. he sees a 30% upside jim, we go to you for obvious reasons, an owner of general motors what do you think of this call >> i like the call but i prefer to own gm. >> why >> because the management there is doing more of the things that need to be done in the 21st century if you run a car company. they're doing autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles. today they are making some announcements in what they're doing in ride sharing. on all three of these fronts they are ahead of ford i'm not shorting ford or saying you should sell ford, i just very much like general motors more than ford i will say this, though, for the industry at least we're done talking, i think, about peak autos. remember that from a year, year and a half ago every monthly sales figure we were talking about peak autos. both of these companies can thrive gm is the better pick. >> pete. >> i don't own ford. but you know what, i'm curious, now i am because of what adam jonas points out in this note. what he's really saying,

. >> no un palmira: hoy es jonas 3 de marzo y estos a los titulares.momentos de pÁnico, se emite toque de queda en un plantel escolar mientras agentes buscan a un estudiante armado. falsas declaraciones, dos senadoras piden investigar si hay estÁ haciendo falsas acusaciones y alterando los nÚmeros. se esperan multitudinarias manifestaciones a travÉs de toda la naciÓn. una movilización nunca antes vista. "noticias univisiÓn 14" comienza ya. locutor: esta es la ediciÓn de "noticias univisiÓn 14" 14 sobre las 11. tu gente, tu voz. -- sÓlo a las 11. tu gente, tu voz. ramÓn: sÍ se pudo . el tri goleÓ a islandia. el estadio de la ciudad de santa croce tiÑÓ de verde, blanco y rojo para apoyar a la selecciÓn tricolor. la celebraciÓn apenas comienza. quÉ tal, muy buenas noches. le salga palmira pÉrez. ramÓn: y ramón adame, gracias por acompaÑarnos. esta tarde el estadio estuvo abarrotado de ambas elecciones para presenciar un amistoso. un triplete de la selecciÓn tricolor. el partido entre la selecciÓn de mÉxico e islandia vibrÓ por todo lo alto en las instalac

for a fan trailing 1-0 with the state, san jose draws the defense which leaves the net wide open for jonas than two minutes later brendan dylan with a shot. eric tips it in for his first goal as a shark. we go to the third. san jose on the power play, meyer winds up with this 18th goal of the season. an empty netter made the final 5-3 with 13 games to go. the sharks remain in second place in the pacific division. and this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. >> good stuff. thanks, rick. >> abc7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all of your moenl devices with our abc7 news app. >> our nexex

. >> there will be a lot more water we're anticipating, something like jonas two years ago, 2015, 2016. we're prepared we put our high-water vehicles in service. we have got the personal protective clothing for our firefighters, waders and dry suits all our water response resources staging throughout the city. >> the police have their flag time vehicles that will block off the streets that flood keep traffic out. we've asked people to put their cars in low areas put their cars in higher areas. the wind we'll deal with, there's not much we can do about that, hope for the best. >> reporter: back out here live, certainly hope for the best, fire chief said they will expect street flooding major street flooding anywhere from 2 to 6 high tides. the next one in atlantic city, 7:30, 7:31 to be precise keep an eye out for that. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> let's inticht -- switch over to gray hall live at the schuylkill expressway. gr you have the this time. how you doing? >> reporter: thankfully, yes, jennette. not the way you want to wake up friday morning. we're talking about bucke

for more, let's bring in morgan stanley equity analyst adam jonas. good morning. >> thank you >> let's talk about the impact of just what little we know at this point about this fatal accident involving an uber self driving car. on the one hand, at least in theory self driving cars don't get drunk and don't fall asleep. but on the other hand, there is big headline risk to these types of incidents, isn't there? >> so we think the biggest entry to ride sharing is capital the biggest barrier to adoption of electric vehicles is physical infrastructure, the biggest gaining factor of adoption of autonomous is morality you can't model morality as these vehicles start executing more and more miles in all sorts of different situations, no the just sunny days and nice clear nights in arizona, those situations that phil lebeau is referring to are going to keep compiling and accidents will happen and lives just large numbers will be lost. so you can't model the stuff and we think investors who are very he naenamored by the ecosy, it can generate trillions of dol

also engaged couples include sophie turner and joe jonas, john cena and nicky bella, paris hilton and zilka. >> can i see your ring? we haven't seen it up close. how'd you pick this out? >> inspired by her mother's engagement ring. >> reporter: the guest list? >> i feel you've been hanging out with kardashians, we say you at dinner with paris jackson. >> all my girls will be invited. >> what about britney spears? >> i love brit. everyone, yes. >> there's someone who knows all about being a bride, miss amy schumer. >> amy married chris fisher in a surprise wedding last month. life is pretty good right now. from the looks of amy's new movie she's feeling pretty too. >> there's a scene where i enter a bikini contest. >> deejay, hit it. >> that scene was so insane, so fun. and really empowering to shoot for me. >> reporter: amy goes from insecure to confident after a bump on the head makes her see herself in a whole new way in "i feel pretty." . >> you look good! i'm beautiful! >> you wish you could have your best friend be more confident. you wish you could just kind of have them see the

jonas, have we confirmed a date for the joint d.b.i.? >> we did.we just heard back from my counterpart at the b.i.c. and we agreed to april 12. >> ok. so, we'll talk about demo calcs and rules during that hearing. but that is calendar notices will go out appropriately. commissioner richards? >> i guess we've had a couple of members of the public last week and this week talk about the pipeline. do you have any quick sense of -- that it is indeed going off a cliff? >> i would suggest that's a bit of an exaggeration that it is going off a cliff. we saw a drop of applications in the middle of 2016 and then an increase in application in the last quarter of 2017. so i'm happy to bring those numbers to you to look at those. >> great. >> and just to remind the public that the commission did review and generally agree with how the pipeline report is portrayed. i think we had just last week or two weeks ago about that very issue. that information will be in more detail as well. thank you. >> if there's nothing further, move on to item eight for connect s.f.

. >> this is not going to be a jonas or sandy level event even if we get major flooding it will not be to the level of either storms. >> residents including chief don't want to take any chance chances. up and down the shore including here in stone harbor we found people with sandbags and other block kids to keep water out. >> we ask customers to prepare for possibility of outages. >> crews are atlantic city electric are being as proactive as possible because they expect friday to be a busy one. >> we he have crews on standby and we have 24 hour coverage starting tomorrow morning throughout the weekend. >> here in brigantine crews pumped sand to make more of a beach to keep that water away from streets and homes. i spoke to officials in other shore towns. they have crews out tonight ready for tomorrow and into the weekend. reporting live in brigantine at the sea wall, david spunt, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. this storm is proving to be picky for penndot and rain is falling before any snow and high winds are expected. eyewitness news reporter alexandria hoff is overlookin

for a fan trailing 1-0 with the state, san jose draws the defense which leaves the net wide open for jonas than two minutes later brendan dylan with a shot. eric tips it in for his first goal as a shark. we go to the third. san jose on the power play, meyer winds up with this 18th goal of the season. an empty netter made the final 5-3 with 13 games to go. the sharks remain in second place in the pacific division. and this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. >> good stuff. thanks, rick. >> abc7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all of your moenl devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing new crest gum detoxify... it works below the gum line and is clinically proven to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. new gum detoxify, from crest. gums are good. so is m

for a fan trailing 1-0 with the state, san jose draws the defense which leaves the net wide open for jonasss than two minutes later brendan dylan with a shot. eric tips it in for his first goal as a shark. we go to the third. san jose on the power play, meyer winds up with this 18th goal of the season. an empty netter made the final 5-3 with 13 games to go. the sharks remain in second place in the pacific division. and this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. >> good stuff. thanks, rick. >> abc7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all of your moenl devices with our abc7 news app. >> our n it's the ross spring dress event. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event. on now! ♪ you gotta go to ross. ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it!

. >> this is not going to be a jonas or sandy level event even if we get major flooding it will not be to the level of either storms. >> residents including chief don't want to take any chance chances. up and down the shore including here in stone harbor we found people with sandbags and other block kids to keep water out. >> we ask customers to prepare for possibility of outages. >> crews are atlantic city electric are being as proactive as possible because they expect friday to be a busy one. >> we he have crews on standby and we have 24 hour coverage starting tomorrow morning throughout the weekend. >> here in brigantine crews pumped sand to make more of a beach to keep that water away from streets and homes. i spoke to officials in other shore towns. they have crews out tonight ready for tomorrow and into the weekend. reporting live in brigantine at the sea wall, david spunt, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. this storm is proving to be picky for penndot and rain is falling before any snow and high winds are expected. eyewitness news reporter alexandria hoff is overlookin

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: well, nick jonas smelled blood in the water in australia. >> whatme really hot girl and she fell and cut her knee and then he had a nightcap with make-out session. >> she's really, really pretty. >> is she a model? >> this is hope for fans everywhere. now that she >> as long as you're incredibly beautiful. >> adam ♪ harvey: h he had a tip jar? >> nobody even tips when you see a street performer. >> no, you leave right before you know they're going to wrap it up so they don't make t >> cheap! >> we got kathie lee gifford in

the guy with the big grin is girls basketball coach jeff jonas who founded the event so every kid hasnce at a typical high school experience. >> a lot of our high school memories are ones we carry with us through our whole lives and why should any group be excluded from that? >> reporter: after all, these are all high school students and former warrior center adono foyle said he remembers those days. >> i had a very early idea that being different is not always easily accepted and that it comes with the understanding that people are people and love is love and basketball is basketball. >> reporter: people, love and basketball, it's a powerful combination that can bring groups together so nobody has to feel like an outsider. >> now after this i'll see him on campus and we'll be friends. so we're all going to hang out just like anybody else. >> it brings everybody together and that's what the world is supposed to be, to bring everybody together. >> reporter: in oakley, john ramos, kpix5. >> about 150 kids from nine east bay high schools participated in the clinic. >> the warriors are be

and music from sabrina carpenter featuring jonas blue.re's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very kind of you. hi everyone. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you. thank you for bringing the elements to the air. what a day it was today.

democrats are not anti-war anymore that ship has sailed all right then they say and they are like send the jonas brothers are still when the purity rings are right day they called cutters do those things ten minutes after they got their first. talk that thing for math last week this since you were . it is so bad that in some cases a cia agent is running against like a former marine in the democratic primary do you want to vote for flesh eating bacteria flesh eating purana. and they were never one wins you get to choose between them and a dog on the republican side that's that's a great thing about america we have lots of choices. if the democrats capture a majority in the house of representatives candidates drawn from the military intelligence apparatus will comprise as many as half of the new democratic members they will hold the balance of power in the lower chamber despite the fact the military intelligence apparatus has largely run our country for a long time now having them actually serving as members of congress is not the norm in fact in this year's congress there are only ten current mem

coleman has thrown in the towel after failing to convince the president to drop these tariffs plans mr jonas to step down as the director of the national economic council he has been instrumental in putting together trump's tax reforms but also been the leading internal opponent of trump's plans to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports he reportedly spent days trying and failing to persuade president trump to change his mind. tax writers about the how the wall street journal called him an economic policy powerhouse gary cohn was a key architect of trump's tax cut this it may have been framed as economic populism but to the former head of investment bank goldman sachs it was common sense but his boss ignored conehead advice on another key issue about our tax plan as well we will be imposing tariffs on steel imports and tariffs on aluminum imports. are going to see a lot of good things happening and that was apparently too much for conan who reportedly spent weeks warning the president that protectionist policies would only harm u.s. interests and anger key allies to mine there is literal

election jona micro-targeting and the ethical questions around it. britain fielding every single man who murdered josh is an illegal alien they were asked to pave the way. to brussels political attack ads are nothing new nor reason aiming there but a carefully selected audience of so-called micro targeting what is relatively news the use of personalized data by political campaigns to find out almost as much about you as you know about yourself in terms of the whole ethos of influence and persuasion you know every every every post everything that you like these are all bits of data that are going towards building a profile of arguments against people about the same knowledge is power so it's really surgically be able to predict and influence people's behavior at the heart of the scandal involving the political consultancy cambridge analytical and its alleged use of data from fifty million facebook profiles is the charge that personal data has been used to distort and undermine the democratic process the easiest way that you can influence someone's beh

jonas salk, his parents arrived from the shtetl. you can go to a list of some of the greatest american benefactors, philanthropic, businessmen, scientist and so on and it all came from the s-hole shtetl and made the american dream their own. i think this is so fundamental to what we are as americans. we don't arrive with phds. we are not -- [applause] with a handful of honorable exceptions, we are not dashing norwegians. [laughing] yes, ma'am. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> there's no question -- the question was similar to one asked earlier, wasn't donald trump and his election not so much about -- of vote affirming his values or personality, but a reaction to the suffocating illiberalism, political correctness, media bias and so on that had prevailed in the eight preceding years? i think there's a a great dealf truth to that. but just because you have complaints about the past eight years doesn't mean that you ought to be prepared to accept just about anything as a response to it. look, it's very important, and i say this, i agree wit

and we will have music from dua lipa, the decemberists, sabrina carpenter featuring jonas blue, and chloeew jersey has given us many gifts, >> are you coming with me? >> i would love to but you haven't asked me. >> jimmy: this is a situation where i'm in a compromising position. i'll be lying down with a gown on. and katie couric will be lurking with our questions. >> i'll be there for you. >> jimmy: thank you, guillermo. you know, the stafts new jersey has given us many gifts. frank sinatra, bubble-wrap, air conditioning, and our first guest. he has a new show here on abc called "alex, inc." >> quit your job? >> yes. what if i, and this is one of the reasons i want to take to you dinner, start my own podcast company. [ laughter ] >> why are you laughing? >> because you're kidding. you're not kidding? oh, god. >> jimmy: "alex inc" premieres march 28th, please welcome zach braff. >> jimmy: welcome. >> i like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is really, really good. hi, everybody. america of the >> jimmy: i want to begin by saying, i know you're a clean person. you smell exceptionally c

charlie day will be here, henry winkler will join us, and we'll have music from sabrina carpenter with jonas with music from chloe and halle. please join us for that [ cheers and applause ] there aren't too many journalists i'd allow to be part of my first colonoscopy, it's really just our first guest and jake tapper, but she cared about not just my colon she cares about all of our colons, please welcome a 7-time emmy winner and co-founder of "stand up two cancer," katie couric. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. why are you looking at me like that? what went on in that room i didn't know about. >> i didn't tell you about some of the things you said to me when you were still out of it. >> jimmy: what did i say. >> you were fine. how great and wonderful is he [ cheers and applause ] that jimmy, that you donated your ass to awareness. thank you so much. >> jimmy: nobody else wanted it. i agree it's a good enough cause. >> wasn't bad right. >> jimmy: i brought it to the salvation army they said we'll pass. not only was it not bad it was fine. only part i didn't like was not eating. >> r

found dead happening in the sprawling 27-room home of her 54-year-old boyfriend pharmaceutical tycoon jonasthe death of another terrible tragedy. she was the only adult home when her boyfriend's 6-year-old son max plunged over a her body. the sheriff's office struggled to determine whether zahau comm max's dent or if she was murdered as possible retribution for the >> the scene was pretty suo determine whether it was a or a criminal >> reporter: her boyfriend's brother adam shacknai a tugboat captain from tennessee was visiting the family. he found rebecca's life also body that day bound and gagged cut her down and called 911. >> 911 imagine. >> a girl hung herself. >> is she still alive? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: after a seven-week investigation they ruled her death a suicide. but her family never buying it. this morning adam shacknai faces a civil jury over her death. >> my sister was murdered. it is pretty obvious she was murdered. >> reporter: but adam shacknai's attorney says his attorney is not guilty and there's no evidence connecting him to zahau's death. her dna the only on

a typo in the draft ordinance that has been amended in the red line version that i handed over to jonas a couple of minutes ago. on page 18 under west soma policy, 1423.2 where it discusses surrounding areas. in the legislation, it should have been crossed out. it's nonsubstantive, but you should know why there is a difference between the packet and what you are looking at today. so a reminder. the vision is for economically, socially and environmentally, a philosophically pretty straightforward, keep what's great. fix what's not. there is a lot of great thing about soma and we'll hear about them from the community and a lot of things that need fixing and supervisor kim did a great job of spelling out the things that need help around open space and streets, etc. and also our straenl to get there, there is a three-pronged strategy to accommodate the growth that wants to be here. do so in a way that enhances and maintains neighbourhood character. and the plan has eight goals. each of these is a chapter of the plan so it is kind of organized in a legible way and each of the goals has their

jonas, i have copies. i values a few additional copies for the public. two phone calls were also receive in objection to the project. based on zoning and land use, this is a preferred location for siting. the proposed w.t.f. facility would not cig kanldly impair commercial or residential activities within the proposed site. and the proposed facility is on balance, consistent with the objectives of policies of the general plan and the department recommends they approve the conditional use authorization with proposed conditions. this concludes my presentation. i'm available for any additional questions can. thank you. >> thank you. is the promise sponsor here? -- is the project sponsor here? you have five minutes if you'd like to speak on this item. welcome. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i represent at&t mobility. i want to thank staff and ashley lindsay in particular for bringing this project to the hearing. we have worked diligently with staff on, you know, designing the project to meet the veting regulations. we held a community meet, for this promi

jonas here with me as well, a column nice with bloomberg. last night from the president, there's an eerie similarity. >> it was a good night for connor lamb, he's the democrat running in that district. what you saw was, you know, trump unbridled, the trump that he wants to be for this coming year as we head to the midterms. if you like that trump, you'll vote for him. but if you've come to be tired of that trump or suspect that trump or these other issues he doesn't talk about, maybe that 20-point lead that he got in 2016, maybe that's going to be evaporate. >> this is what we're going to see heading into 2018. what did that performance last night tell you about the tact that he's going to take going into the midterms? >> this is the part of the job the president likes. he gets to be front of a crowd compared to his day to day in washington surrounded by a media he views largely accurately as hostile to him, lawmakers on the democrats and republican side who doesn't care for him. he's under siege by the bureaucracy. that said, this persona,