get to take power.m julius caesar, those who wield the knife never get to take power. because she doesn't command a majority, it isn't just because she doesn't command a majority, it isn'tjust the plotting is that, it is the political situation. the votes are getting through in parliament, it isn't as though the riverboat in no confidence, the instability comes from people wanting a leadership change, adding the even more instability that may preexist. a bright but if they had a solid majority it would be more stable but if they had, by brexit, it would be more stable. that's not the problem right now, the problem is already exist. you are adding to its! fire to the fuel, fuelled fire, it is as if it isa to the fuel, fuelled fire, it is as if it is a suicide mission for the country. it's bad, let's kick for more. that's what happened with the general election. as a business person can we have some i general election. as a business person can we have some i was general election. as a business person can we have some i was about to swear, stability! please!” suppose what

they are wanting to find out who is going to be brutes to your julius cesar. yeah, mitch, the donors are not happy. they have all left you. we have gut your oxygen off, mitch, okay? >> fair to pin the blame solely on the majority leader? the president is sitting in the president's seat. >> the president is julius cesar, not mitchell mcconnell. i think basically what bannon is pushing here is half true and half not true. it's very true that mitchell mcconnell is unpopular and it's true running against him is a way to get candidates elected. it's not true that donors have cut off mitchell mcconnell. the republican establishment is still a very strong political machine, okay? and that machine will do what it needs to do to make sure that the bannon candidates don't succeed as much as bannon wants them to. they will both pour reresourcso into this fight. both will win some. in the end you're going to have sort of a fight before the fight and then, you know, they will both head no the general election basically where we are now. >> all right. josh rogen, always app

they are just looking to find out who is going to be brutus to your julius cesar. yeah, mitch, the donors are not happy. they have all left you. we have cut your oxygen off, mitch, okay? >> the julius cesar reference is interesting, considering all of the complaints coming from the white house and republicans about the public theater production that had cast the president as julius cesar, but let's put that to the side. errol, first to you. is mitch mcconnell in real danger here? >> no, i don't think so. the reality is that the republican establishment, the swamp, whatever you want to call it, this group that bannon is trying to make war on is really doing quite well. one aspect of the swamp you have speaker paul ryan who has visited 30 states and raised an off-year record amount of money for the republican congressional committee. close to $73 million and we are just in the ides of october. the year is not even over yet. i think the thing to keep in mind is some of what bannon said in the clip you played is simply not true. the notion of all the funders have walke

metaphor or whatever you want to call, they're just looking for who's going to be brutus to your julius cesar. >> what do you make of bannon recruiting candidates with the explicit goal, sir, of taking you out as leader. >> this element has been out there for a while. they cost us five senate seats in 2010 and 2012, by nominating people who couldn't win in november. in order for the president's agenda to advance, we have to be able to elect people who support the agenda. and, so, these inter-party skirmishes are all about whether or not we can nominate a candidate who can win in november. now, we in 2014 and 2016, we nominate candidates who could actually win elections and we took the senate in 2014 and kept it in 2016. so these are inter-party skirmishes about actually winning elections. >> they're inner-party skirmishes, sir, but they now have what he calls a brutus, who doesn't necessarily care about keeping the seat. they just want to defeat incumbent republicans who support you. >> but i think most republicans want o sto see us win elections. i always remind people, the winners of

did have -- that julius stand did have an impact on him. she writes i am a poor little woman who has always been the youngest of her family, who consequently, if she lives to be 50, will always be treated like a child who would have no comfort in life if she could not occasionally scold some very big man. that was written in 1881. the letters are extraordinary. i quoted long passages in the book because they are so interesting. not only did she give him political advice, but she advised him on his health. she teased him about his weight. she joked that writing is good exercise, but be conscious of the fact that it is not fair to the horse is it has to carry too much weight. brian: before i read more, the hour that he spent in her home sounds a little strange. did you get any information on how she hated behind a trait -- drape? hid behind a she did not have any time alone with him. her whole family was there. if he had come at any other time, she would have been alone. but all of her nieces and nephews were there, her brother and sister. ar

they're looking to bind out who's going to be brutos to your julius caesar. [ applause ] >> yeah, mitchwe cut your oxygen off, mitch, okay? >> money is not courageous but money is smart, okay? >> right now money is sitting there saying hey, i see these folks, they are worked up and they are mad for a reason. >> and if you remember your high school english class, brutos killed julius caesar. bannon left that part of the story out. that was evidence that we saw today as donald trump was out on the golf course and his partner on the golf course was lyndsey graham. the south carolina senator who has taken the opportunity to disagree with the president and going after him. at the same time, he's still finding ways to work with him. mitch mcconnell is also trying to do the same. that relationship is a bit more difficult to pull off when you have someone like steve bannon openly attacking someone like mitch mcconnell. >> brian nobel at the white house, thank you, we'll be back in a moem. moment. >>> i realized i did not have the budget but i did not have an option to send a digital invitation

markets are trading as we enter the last leg of trade, here's julius. juliette: -- julius.t the november 2007 highs, a gain of over 4% over the course of october. you can see the i.t. sector leading the gains, samsung hit a record high. earnings coming through as well. we are seeing weakness come through from the banks today. have a look at the different markets, you are seeing south korea at a record high, up 9.9%. switch out coming through in china, and super stocks certainly have been getting dumped over the last couple of sessions. apple flyers -- suppliers looking good ahead of the release of the iphone x and yes really a mature market has close lower by .1%. seeing -- isou are a dollar weakness story. some of the asian currencies are rallying. live from london at the top of the hour with daybreak: europe and the close of the market in japan. ♪ emily: softbank's talk to merge brent with t-mobile have hit a snag and could throw the deal into jeopardy. shares of both countries tumbled 9% and 5% respectively. the company's have been unable to get past differences over val

caesar which i think this level of the trail and its from julius caesar was shakespeare writing this where can i find a cavern dark enough to hide it and smile and affability. after i had visited the osage nation and saw that picture on the wall the museum director had gone down into the basement and retreated an image of the missing panel and she brought it up to show me. they're peering up creepily from the corner was one of the masterminds that prominent settler that euro had arrested. he was the so-called double and it occurred to me that the osage had removed that photograph, not to forget that so many americans had but because they can't forget. now, i just want to say a quick word about the way i structured the story because it's a way that i've never structured one in the past. it is told in three chronicles largely from the point of view of a different individual and the first chronicle is pulled largely from the perspective of molly burkart. here is a picture before she died and she was a very remarkable woman and even though i don't say explicitly in the book one of the th

with us.worked so hard how 's performers, julius, was she? was she good? huh? fantastic. was and yes movement orchestra and that they've done and the incredible job they've done, thank you very much. e're honored to have you all hispanic lebrate heritage month. >> please, first lady, please come up here. got back , we just from puerto rico together, it as really quite a sight, we're doing a great job there, they are great people. they are great people. lot. have been through a thank you. as we gather for the remain ion, our hearts heavy and sad for the victims of the horrible mass murder in las nevada, iwednesday in visited with brave survivors in the hospital and with heroic police officers, responders and everyday americans who acted with speed to save countless lives. more l on this earth is powerful than the love and american people. all of america is praying for grieving andnd the we will be with them today and them forever.h applause] pres. trump: i spent a lot of through the hospital with melania and seeing some were so e people who seriously wounded. we will never

they're looking to see who is going to be brutus to your julius caesar.nors are not happy. they've left you. we've cut your oxygen off. money is not courageous but money is smart. okay? and right now money is sitting there saying, high, i see these folks, they're worked up, they're mad and mad for a reason. >> of course brutus betrayed jewel julius caesar. it shows how frustrated bannon and that group are with donald trump at this particular time. >> i understand robert mueller's russia investigation have reached those who have served with the president, former white house chief of staff reince priebus questioned yesterday. tell us more about that. >> that's right. and this shows that the special counsel is taking it very sear yo seriously and they want to ask questions to the people close to president. reince priebus, there was no one closer to the president during the early part of his administration. there have been others, hiope hicks and sean spicer. it's clear that the courthouse needs to take it seriously. >>> coming up, already under scrutiny for

por Último, julius fue nombrado jugador defensivo de la semana por la conferencia nacional. ♪ clarisa: juliÓn Álvarez no solamente fue excluido de los conciertos de guadalajara sino que ademaÁs su concierto programado en guatemala fue cancelado y segÚn dicen, los empresarios de ese paÍs no quisieron arriesgarse a ser investigados por los problemas legales que enfrenta el popular cantante. ♪ u2 durante su primer concierto benÉfico en méxico quiso mostrar su solidaridad con los mexicanos y nos conmovieron al cantar "cielito lindo". ♪ la banda irlandesa realizarÁ otro concierto y los ingresos serÁn para ayudar a las vÍctimas del terremoto. ♪ jennifer lÓpez canceló los conciertos de esta semana como muestra de solidaridad de las vÍctimas de la masacre en las vegas y les deja saber a los que compraron tickets sus entradas pueden ser cambiadas o devueltas. clarisa: maÑana nos vemos en "el gordo y la flaca". julio: buenas obras y buenos corazones. amigos, gracias por atendernos a esta hora, maÑana a las seis ue la uniÓn, y el cariÑo son mÁs fuertes que el odio, que el mal . cerramos la cober

i caught up with julius nelson who is commander of the postman spee-04 move down. he admits money tackling under previous leadership. there $40000 in debt. they said that the debt grew to more than 60000 but membership is getting things on the right track and had no time to turn the financial hardship around. >> number one where majority black. number two. it was railroad because they want to sell the property. number three, they never gave us a chance to help us keep our post open even though they came to the post twice and said that he was not going to close. >> 's is the real reason there shut down is because the state had every intention to make a prophet to the nearby college of new jersey. the state council administration did not return a request for comment. >> this ashley. let's bring in the panel to break this down. we have an immigration attorney with us, frank, district chief of staff, good to have a here. and wayne smith, former mayor of irvington. why is it every time someone gets themselves in hot water someone is a racist? >> i don't believe that you

. >> reporter: julius says people in maryland are allowed to make citizens arrests. >> if a crime is committed in your presence, and there's not a law enforcement officer presence, you can actually detain the person until the law enforcement officer gets there. >> reporter: local police department do can make a citizens arrest, if you witness a felony, if someone is acting disorder, or disturbing the police. hunter warns, arrests like these could be dangerous, and open these so-called peace officers up to charges and lawsuits. >> you may think it was a crime, but it was not actually a crime. you can also be charged with kidnapping, or false detainment. >> would you recommend citizens to make an arrest like this? >> in my professional opinion i would say no. >> reporter: kim's attorney says it's not unusual for situations like this to go down inside of liquor stores. he said the way his client reacted was appropriate and justified. michael quander, wusa9. >> there appears to be a lot of gray areas when it comes to citizens arrests. we learned this evening, there is no law about this i

as shakespeare wrote in julius caesar, "et tu, frute?" actually, he never said that, but he could've. for teen kids news, i'm daniella. (bright funky music) - learning how to create things with balloons is a great skill to have. it's also a great way for a teen to make some extra money. sandi masori, america's top balloon expert and author of the diy balloon hat bible, shows us how. so you've said that a great place for a teen to set up to sell balloons is in a public place like a park. what do you think is the best sculpture to make there? - well, i personally love hats. hats are so visual, so colorful, and they become a walking advertisement. - right. - and the thing is being an entrepreneur is not just having the skills to make money but also knowing it's a little bit of marketing, knowing where to go. so a park is a great place. and how do you know if the park is gonna be busy enough? i mean, one, if you've got a good visual when you pull in you can see if there's kids there. but another way to know is if there are if there's an ice c

julius randall and lavar ball is enjoying that.up three and still have to deal with john wall in this last possession. and that worked out okay. for the lakers. good win for that young team. they take it 102-99. paul, six point, eight rebounds and ten assists. >> there you go. >> that's it from here. back to you. >> that was deep there. there you go. thank you. >>> okay, so before the game by the way the dodgers were 98-0 this season when leading in eighth inning. >> oh, all right. 9 end of a streak. also the astros' first win in the world series. >> in the >> ever. >> coming up, the girl who won a school tournament but couldn't get the trophy because she's a girl. >>> also a blockbuster pay increase. why you could soon pay more to see popular movies at the theater. >> it's being called one of the most legendary watches of all time. see why it can be worth $10 million today. (avo) when you have type 2 diabetes, you manage your a1c, but you also have a higher risk of heart attack or stroke. non-insulin victoza® lowers a1c, and now r

they are looking to find out who will be brutus to your julius caesar. >> reporter: today, rex tillerson had to answer sharp criticism from bob corker. trump is castrating his secretary of state. >> i checked. i'm fully intact. >> is it true, did you call him a moron? >> reporter: the secretary of state would not give a yes or no answer. >> i'm just not going to dignify the question. i call the president mr. president. these are the destructive games of this town. they're not helpful to anyone. and, so, my position on it is, i'm not playing. >> david wright joins us live from the white house. and steve bannon taking on the gop establishment, including mitch mcconnell, who the president is said to sit down with tomorrow. >> reporter: we're told mcconnell will be here for lunch tomorrow. his first meeting with the president since the senate failed to pass the latest version of the obama care repeal. and since then, trump has had but it appears tomorrow he's willing to make nice. tom? >> thank you. >>> and 276 people killed overseas in what may be the deadliest attack in somalia's history.

the eagles don't have lane johnson the right side is a question mark against julius peppers, have i tie has to may better than he did last season. and then convert on third downs eagles number one in the nfl converting on third down the panthers number two in the nfl converting on third down a very aggressive defensive approach against carson wentz but look he's prepared as well he can for four days. should be ready to play a very fine game against some questionable cornerbacks in carolina. a look at both sides of the ball your keys for the game. >> i think the first key for the game is that the eagles must run the ball establish the line of scrimmage early in this game that means not only peppers but the interior of the panthers defensive line is very strong. number two, they can't let cam newton beat them by buying time in the pocket. that means they've got to win with pass rush precious, number three, the eagles have done nice job in the red zone. that must continue and these are cliches statistics but within the turnover battle, score touchdowns, touchdown in the red zone after good

brutus to your julius caesar? [applause] >> the donors are not happy. they have left you.t your oxygen off, mitch. money is not courageous, but money is smart. right now, money is sitting there saying i see these folks worked up. they are mad and mad for a reason. here is one of the reasons they are mad. southern poverty law center, why don't you go talk to your corporatist clients that give you the money to run these people down and ask them about the economic hate crime's they have been pulling on the working men and women in the united states of america? one you answer for them? why don't you answer for them? let's look at the economic crimes. they have gutted this country. you have taken their money, and you call these the people hate crime perpetuaters because they try to put forward the best values of a civilization that has been around for thousands of years? that is a hate crime? we are in the valley of decision. this is a fourth great turning in american history. we have had the revolution, the civil war, the great depression, and world war ii. this is the fourth.

he said that mitch mcconnell is essentially julius caesar right now and he's looking for people to be brutus, the people to turn on him and force him out of that leadership position. take a listen to a little of what he had to say about mitch. >> yeah, mitch, the donors are not happy. they have all left you. we've cut your oxygen off, mitch. okay? money is not courageous, but money is smart, okay? right now money is sitting there saying, hey, i see these folks. they're worked up. they're mad and they're mad for a reason. >> reporter: alex, it doesn't get much more direct than that, becoming republican civil war here in the primary season with bannon on one side and mitch mcconnell on the other laid bare here today at this convention. >> yep, i will say steve bannon has made it clear if he's going to support you in the next midterm, you have to support the idea of removing mitch mcconnell from leadership. >>> still ahead, the warning from one man on why ditching the iran nuclear deal is a serious mistake. managing blood sugar is a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal.

i cannot capture the level of this deception but to get to this level of the trail like julius caesar. i did it with smiles. so with the osage nation the director was gunned down from the missing panel. and was one of the masterminds that the bureau had arrested. and it occurred to me that the osage because they can forget. in this way i have never structured in the past. of the different individual in with that perspective of mali burkhart here she is before she died. she was a remarkable woman. that the people would ignore her. going to many archives because just a name or sentence. that had been obliterated from history. so shortly before she died but the government and that legal system so here with this woman in 1934 to control the fortune and destiny. and with transformation cowboy riding on a horse. and with daybed of perspective from the vantage point of a reporter. so then to show what happened to the osage money today. to see the bar boarded up in the town and during that research tracking the defendants one of the most powerful experiences but one of those was the descendan

which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune," from julius caesar, uttered by brutus, who went on toer and subsequently came to a sticky end himself? isn't that a perfect metaphor for her predicament? i always welcome the literary and classical references that my right honourable friend brings to bear in his speeches and statements and he and i are both working to ensure we get the right deal for the uk when we leave. theresa may. there's been a reaction in the commons to the dramatic comment of a former minister that the only way of dealing with british fighters for the so—called islamic state terror group would be "to kill them in almost every case". rory stewart told bbc radio the fighters for is had moved away from any kind of british allegiance and were now a serious danger to the country. around half of the 850 britons thought to havejoined is, or daesh, in iraq and syria are now believed to be back in the uk. mr stewart's remarks were raised at defence question—time. one of the consequences of the success of the operations against daesh has been the dispersal of many of their

of telecommunication information information technology and boss alona what he makes co-edit said julius songs dubbed the government's actions is the first internet war which have also created. or of a website that helps the voters to find a polling station that's open we spoke to a member of the council on pirate party which is also helping referendum related websites to stay active or do the right thing because it's not a matter of them it's a matter of the mocha see some other people rights over rights are being oppressed by government because they are prosecuted we thought we got over again it's different with science they only hold information the referral. for. example of that couple has seen signs from girls from going. with spanish society divided europe's largely were frightened from taking sides saying it's the internal issue if it's banging well i thought that some people encounter lonia those who accuse the e.u. of turning its back on the region's right to vote as an e.u. media briefing this week journalists have tried to pin down the block to get it you explain now all you h

they are looking to see who will be your brutus to julius caesar. donors are not happy.y have all left. get your oxygen. right now, money is sitting and is angry. here are the reasons they are mad. you talk about hate. why don't you talk to your ask them.clients why don't you answer for all of the foundations of all of these guys to put the money in, let's look at their economic crime. they have gutted this country, you've taken their money, and you call these good people, hate crime perpetuaters, because the tried to put forth the best values of a civilization around for thousands of years. that is a hate crime? we are in the valley of decision. this is a fourth great turning in american history. this is the fourth. we are going to be one thing, is going to take 5, 10, 20, 25 years to go through this. we will be one thing or the other on the other side of it. we will either be the country that was bequeathed from previous generations to you, or we will be something else. in this valley of decision, it's not about mark meadows, donald trump, ted cruz, mike lee and the gr

after a multi-year restructuring season, the name coming from the old julius.eal estate investment fund. bloomberg's eric schatzker discussed the future of the gaming industry with caesar's chief executive, mark frissora. this was taped the for the las vegas mass shooting. >> when you think about the gaming industry, it is fairly incestuous. there are not of a lot of -- there are not a lot of players that come from outside. for me, there are a lot of the same things going on. if a gaming company -- you have gaming companies that supply the suppliers and supply the casinos. their interest playing -- they are interestingly very, very doing the same things over and over again. that has changed since i have been here. i have seen more innovation and we are starting to get new games on the floor that are better, if you will. i also noticed that this industry has very high margins. higher than what i have experienced. we are 27% even to margin right now. when i was in other industries, those margins are double to triple. because of that, supply chain isn't that advan

julius, what's happening? hang sengshanghai and the index opened fairly flat.look at south korea. that is what you want to be watching. up by 1.8%, thanks to the surge that we have seen in samsung trading volumes of samsung also rising quite strongly today. remember, this is the first time that south korean stocks have had a chance to react to what global equity markets in six sessions. south korea coming back online the first time since the 29th of september. malaysia looking a little bit first half hour of trade, as is singapore's market. but elsewhere, you're seeing pretty good turnaround. we've had that commentary from bank of japan governor kuroda today. the nikkei up around a third of 1%. the yen has been holding with a 112.e of most other asian currencies doing quite well against the greenback. in terms of bonds, not much happening. we did have the u.s. treasury close monday, so there wasn't a lot of direction in -- bond movement there. we are seeing it fairly flat in returns in asian bonds as well. but it is looking good in terms benchmark index. we are

michael thomas and tight end julius thomas joining several dolphins players having taken a knee or stateer room since the start of the nfl season, seven weeks ago. let's talk about high school students in alabama who traditionally pray before football games are being told they can't because their prayers are unconstitutional. jackie ibanez has more on this story. >> reporter: a wisconsin-based organization called freedom from religion foundation sending a letter to the school district in alabama demanding they ban a student led pregame prayer broadcast on loudspeakers. >> honest and competitive game, we -- >> reporter: the group claims it violates the first amendment and points a supreme court case striking down school sponsored prayer even if they are led by students. the letter called it inappropriate saying game attendees shouldn't be forced to listen. the school district has yet to comment and the mayor has refused to talk about it. support for the nfl in the wake of the national anthem protests. fox news poll shows their favorable rating has dropped 20 points since 2013 with 46% of

just an analogy or metaphor, they are looking to find out who is going to be brutusbrutus to your julius. the donors are not happy. they have all left you accurately have cut your oxygen off your it money is not courageous, but money is smart. there worked up and matt for reason. here's one of the reasons merrimac. by the way, southern poverty law center, why don't you go talk to corporate clients they give you the money to run these folks down and talk about the economic hate crimes have been putting on -- pulling on the working men and women of america. why don't you answer for all of the foundations of all of these guys to put the money in, let's look at their economic crime. they have gutted this country, you've taken their money, and you call these good people, hate crime perpetuaters, because the tried to put forth the best values of a civilization around for thousands of years. that is a hate crime? we are in the valley of decision. this is a fourth great turning in american history. this is the fourth. we are going to be one thing, is going to take 5, 10, 20, 25 years to go throu

abigail: and i am abigail doolittle and for juliu julia chatterly. this is "bloomberg markets."bloomberg headquarters in new york over the next hour. here are the stories we're covering on the bloomberg and around the world. the house narrowly passes the republican budget giving a major boost to the president's promised to cut taxes. we are moments away from a major speech from president trump on the economic toll on america's opioid crisis. latestc's announcements. two hours.s close in it looks like stocks are back on the upswing. are we near record highs? julie: we are near record highs.

they compared him to julius caesar before the ides of march, the date caesar was assassinated.e is more for what steve bannon said yesterday. [video clip] steve bannon: bob corker, you know, a real piece of work. [laughter] -- thisd the president is a guy with six main dollars of cash in the bank, as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, most prestigious on capitol hill and when you can raise the most money on, in a state president trump won i some outrageous number, he did not have an opponent. there is no opponent. according to him and president trump disagrees, he said president trump endorsed him, money, prestige, and an endorsement of the president of the united states, and he quit. [applause] -- he had is just called over and talked about the exit polls, what was happening in alabama, and he knew the good men and women in alabama were holding mitch mcconnell accountable and they were going to hold bob corker, too. [applause] they said in the civil war inside the republican party that, you know, why are you going after folks like deb fischer, all these guys t

doing it julius way will cost $500 million. she already has half of that lineup. >> we have a lot of blood sweat and tears in this house that you don't want to give up 45 years of your past. we want something to be able to pass on to the kids. >>> coming up@6:30, hundreds of students went back to school today for the first time since the fire. how the experiences brought many classmates closer.>>> arrested for arson, the man now accused of starting the fire. >>> a traffic alert as caltrans takes down some of the last remaining pieces of the old bay bridge. >>> big wave surfing legend takes his story to the big screen, layered hamilton tells kpix 5 about a life pushing the boundaries. >>> homecoming weekend in beautiful st. helena, the kids are fired up for some football tonight. we have your forecast live from wine country coming up next. >>> we learned that both areas are still waiting on federal funds they were promised. >> they are left to rebuild infrastructure, now a string of disasters stretched fema to its limits, long-t

is that what julius talking about?stion is, are they going to see the kind of subscriber defections they have seen in the past? this is a business that is very sensitive to even small increases area netflix has said in the past that they have lost subscribers. vonnie: but that was when they made a massive -- they doubled the price and had to roll it back. they aretflix needs -- spending and a norma's amount on content, i think $6 billion this year and $7 billion next year, a huge sum. are seeing a one dollar increase to its most popular plan. that is money they need for these really big ambitions for tv shows and movies. julie: when is the last time they raised prices? gerry: back in 2015, they raised the price and grandfathered in the existing subscribers. they have world that out over 2016. they reported they saw subscriber growth really slow down as a result of that. even a small increase of a dollar, people can be very sensitive. i also spoke to an analyst to said this time might be different. vonnie: that was then

this is just an analogy, they are looking to find out who will be brutus to your julius caesar.ors are not happy, they have all left you, we have cut your oxygen off, mitch. money is not courageous but it is smart. they are madsaying for a reason. here's one of the reasons they are mad. hate, why don't you go talk to your corporatist client and ask them about the economic hate crimes they have been pulling on the working men ?nd women of america why don't you answer for all the foundations, all the foundations of all the guys that put that money can and look at the economic crime. and you to this country have taken their money and you have called these good people hate crime perpetrators. forwardthey try to put of a civilization that has been around for thousands years. that's a hate crime. we are in the valley of decision. this is the fourth great turning in american history, we have had the revolution, the civil war, the great depression. we will be one thing, it will take 5, 10, 25 years to go through this. we will be one thing or the other on the other side of it. we are eit

another thing she mentioned was that there were letters from a young woman named juliu and she didn'tnow arthur and arthur didn't know her. during that long summer when garfield was lingering, she started writing letters to arthur urging him to return to his better self, the person he had been as a younger man. she --nteresting that even though she never met him she had a sense of where he was psychologically. he had already been very deeply affected by the shooting of garfield and the criticism, the very intense criticism that he faced in the wake of that shooting. the suspicion that somehow he had been involved in this assassination attempt. he began to about his political career of to that point and the kind of politician he had been and if he were to become president, what sort of responsibilities would be on his shoulders and what he had to do to meet those responsibilities. host: in 1881 when he became president, was his wife alive? scott: no, she was not alive. host: how long has she been dead? scott: she had been dead for short time. when he became vice president she had alrea

they want to know who is going to be brutus to your julius cesar. >> what do you think of bannon recruitingdidates with the goal of taking you out as leader? >> you know, this element has been out there for a while. they cost us five senate seats in 2010 and 2012 by nominating people who couldn't win in november. in order for the president's agenda to advance, we have to be able to elect people who support the agenda. so, these inner party squirmishes are whether or not we can elect a candidate to win in november. in 2014 and 2016, we nominated candidates who can actually win elections and we took the senate in 2014 and kept it in 2016. these are inner party squirmishes and actually winning elections. >> they are inner party squirmishes, but now a brutus who doesn't necessarily care about keeping the seat, they want to defeat incumbent republicans who support you. >> i think most republicans want to see us win elections. i always remind people, the winners of elections make policy and the losers go home and into another line of work. we are trying to maintain this majority to achieve the go

we're just waiting to find out who's going to be brutus with your julius caesar. >> what do you think of steve bannon's specific goal of taking you out as leader. >> that kind -- by nominating people who couldn't win in november. in order for the president's agenda to advance, we have to be able to elect people who support the agenda. so these interparty smikirmishe are whether or not we can nominate a candidate. in 2014 and 2016, we nominated candidates that can actually win elections, we took it in 2014 and kept it in 2016. so these are interparty squirmishes that are about winning the election. >> now he has a brutus who doesn't necessarily care about keeping the seat, they just want republicans who support you. >> most republicans want us to win elections, because i always remind people the winners of elections make policy and the losers go home and go into some other kind of work. these skirmishes will occur in the primaries, they have happened in recent years. the years in which we have dominated people who could win, we took the majorities and years in which we didn't, we lost.

is, this is an analogy or metaphor, they're looking to find out who is going to be brutus to your julius caesar. the donors are not happy. they all left you. we cut your oxygen off, mitch. money is not courageous, but money is smart, okay. right now money is sitting there saying, hey, i see these folks, they're worked up, they're mad and mad for a reason. >> now, even though steve bannon and some supporters of president trump may not like mitch mcconnell, he still is very important if the president hopes to get anything done. and the president is still working on trying to repair his relationship with some republicans in the senate. on saturday, he was at his golf course in northern virginia and was accompanied by south carolina senator lindsey graham. graham has taken opportunities to criticize the president when appropriate, but has also attempted to find ways to work with him. one area where they're continuing to hope to find some common ground is on health care. this after the president announced he was ending subsidies to insurance companies to help keep premiums down for low income

this weekend steve bannon said mcconnell is like julius caesar just before he was assassinated. then trump said bannon a good guy and mcconnell stands next to trump. mitch mcconnell may want to get tax reform done, but he doesn't need to stand there for this. >> mitch mcconnell is like making friends with dr. jekyl. it also reminds me of a wonderful line from winston churchill. he said appeasement is feeding the crocodile in the hopes that he eats you last. this is the way of the republican party today. they keep feeding the crocodile which is president trump's vanity, ego and position, thinking at some point we're going to be spared his wrath. but that never actually happens. eventually trump always turns his guns on his fellow republicans. why? i don't know. because it's like geico. it's what you do. it's what he does. three metaphors there. >> congressman, you've gone to the white house. you understand you have to do business with the other side in order to get things done, but donald trump isn't the other side. he and mitch mcconnell are theoretically on the same team. >> we

ryan: more from julius and, who was in her early 30's when to what these letters. have?ducation did she scott: i am not sure. one thing i was able to find out what she had a brother died in the civil war and when she makes reference to the entry getting ready to mourn garfield and many families are used to morning, ship personal experience. to mourning, she had personal experience. brian: here is one she wrote near the elections in 1882. go back to washington. forget new york. remember that you are president. work only for the good of the country. bear in mind that a free country and bear in mind that in a free country, the only bulwark of power worth trusting is the affection of the people. scott: people thought he was meddling as president in the local and state campaigns. that sparked a backlash. people think many voters acted out in protest. after the election, there is a consensus that the voters had said loud and clear, we want reform. brian: she apparently noticed earth or look ill when he visited and she remarked, you ought not to keep your malaria a secret and e

they're just looking to find out who is going to be through this to your julius caesar. mitch, the donors are not happy. they have all left you. we've cut your oxygen off mitch. >> i need a quick answer for me. she regards steve bannon as a real threat to mitch mcconnell and the republican establishment. >> i think the real threat to the establishment is not addressing the needs of the family on the kitchen table. we take care of that family, that this policy is the policy. >> all right we will await your thoughts on steve bannon for notification. thank you for your time. >> up next we will bring in our sunday group to talk about healthcare. plus, three weeks after maria, puerto rico remains a disaster zone most of the area still ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unit

. >> whose going to be brutus to your julius caesar? yeah, the mitch, the donors are not happen.l left you. we've cut your oxygen off, mitch. okay? >> with me now to take a look at what bannon is called a war against the gop establishment. john walsh and christina greer as well as hugh hue wet host of weekday show on msnbc. you can also catch his msnbc show every saturday morning and david smith. great to have you with us. >> great to be here. >> let's talk a little bit about this feud that's taking place within the republican party. we know that president trump tomorrow expected to meet with mitch mcconnell, a meeting that has a lot of implications for the party. when you hear comments like steve bannon's yesterday where he's threatening to launch war against the gop establishment, does that undermine those types of meetings tomorrow. does it make it harder to find agreement or does it help trump? >> i don't think it helps trump. steve bannon is a really interesting figuring and he's always positiviting that he is the soul of trump. there is no soul. there is a man who stood up

you'll recall just last week, bannon was talk iing about mitc mcconnell as if he were julius ceaser and he talked about finding his brutus. he's at war with the gop. you'll remember on monday, trump was here at the white house giving a joint press briefing with mcconnell in which he said that steve bannon is a friend and that steve bannon doing what he believes is best for the country. again, those were his comments about mcconnell and other republicans. this to some degree though is different. it is a vicious attack on a former president in which he questions president trump's intelligence and whether or not he knew what he was saying in that speech. it is very much keeping in line with the vow he made when he left the white house, that he would attack anyone that went after president trump. >> do we know why president trump won't be at the concert tonight? >> we don't have a clear indication as to whether or not there was some thought behind this. the white house put out a statement saying that they were happy to be invited to participate in it because president trump is going to be f

metaphor or whatever you want to call it, they are looking to find out who is going to be to your julius caesar? >> he is promising a quote unquote season of war at the same time that the republican establishment is trying to tackle these major, major issues from healthcare, immigration and now tax reform and the iran nuclear deal, julie, a lot to deal with. julie: a lot on the plate, kristen fisher, thank you. white house national security advisor mcmaster sits down for an exclusive interview on fox news sunday. he will join james rosen to discuss the president's strategy for iran and north korea. he will have an update on the travel ban and that debate. you can catch that interview tomorrow right here on the fox news channel. check your local listings for times. >>> three more deaths confirmed as officials survey the damages left behind by the northern california wildfires. officials announcing at least 38 people have died in the flames. and the fires have been tearing through wine country for nearly a week. and they are not over forcing thousands of people to evacuate from their homes

they're just looking to find out who is going to be through this to your julius caesar.ch, the donors are not happy. they have all left you. we've cut your oxygen off mitch. >> i need a quick answer for me. she regards steve bannon as a real threat to mitch mcconnell and the republican establishment. >> i think the real threat to the establishment is not addressing the needs of the family on the kitchen table. we take care of that family, that this policy is the policy. >> all right we will await your thoughts on steve bannon for notification. thank you for your time. >> up next we will bring in our sunday group to talk about healthcare. plus, three weeks after maria, puerto rico remains a disaster zone most of the area still without power. will assess the president's response to the crisis, next. and if that's not enough to help you save, we could help you cut the cord. that's right. cancel it. what about my reality shows? ok, if that's not enough, we'll give you reality. this is too real! maybe a comedy? alright, how about a comedian? arsenio? ain't nothing funny about

steve bannon says he is looking for a brutus to take on mcconnell's julius caesar.ly has not read to the end of the play. >>> all smiles. president trump presents a united front with mitch mcconnell as his former right-hand man steve bannon declares war on the establishment that mcconnell represents. president trump not only doesn't criticize bannon, he says he understands where he's coming from. >>> no talk. north korea rejecting diplomacy with the united states for now as secretary of state rex tillerson tells me that the u.s. is ready to talk, quote, until the first bomb drops. >>>

they think back to julius caesar. anglo-americans are convinced they are the heirs to ancient rome. they knew the end of the war there was a possible attempted coup against congress by the continental army that washington manages to dissolve. 1783, resigned his commission. it literally giving power back to the civilian government, maintaining the billion order -- civilian order. because of the new -- because of military officers felt they were not getting paid, they were afraid of maintaining their position. they created ancestral group called the society of the cincinnati. it still exists today. you had to be an officer, not a soldier, of the continental army or french army, and you can only get in afterwards if you are the firstborn blood mail descendent descendent. does that sound like anything? franklin thought so. he called them in order of hereditary nights. -- knights. they said they are here for maintaining national honor. honor against honor. this is where franklin returns to hisolder concept, daughter. he's going to say, the order of credit -- of hereditary knights, the id

just last week he compared mitch mcconnell to julius caesar, saying people on capitol hill were searching for his brutus. this, however, is on a different level. these visual attacks on a former president fully questioning his intelligence, saying that he didn't know what he was saying. when former president bush gave that speech on thursday in which he talked about the dangers of nativism and of trade protectionism. he also talked about bigotry, being emboldened in our country. and he specifically said that he believed that the nation was more susceptible to conspiracy theories. he didn't call out president trump or steve bannon by name but if you read between the lines, he's referring to things like birtherism and economic nationalism. so in a sense this is a bit of a tit-for-tat. steve bannon certainly vowed to go after anyone that challenged president trump when he left the white house as the chief strategist here. he's certainly doing that. don't forget that he is now currently recruiting republican candidates to challenge incumbents. and he's fund-raisinging for the midterm election