kevin was freed. relieved of course but also furious at detective mark frost and the russellville police. >> it frustrates me. it angers me that the police didn't care enough to do their jobs the right way. it frustrates me that they didn't find the person who did this. >> but nona's mother, carol, believed her daughter's old boyfriend had quite possibly just gotten away with murder. >> if you think somebody else did, it why aren't you out there trying to find them? >> who could begrudge a grieving mother's bitter challenge? certainly not the jones family. on the day kevin was acquit thed stood here on the steps of the courthouse and they vowed they would do whatever it took to find nona's killer. kevin's father hiram, financially wiped out by the cost of all this, asked his son's legal team for one more favor. >> i said, this is what i've got. don't know how much i need. don't know how i can pay you. but i need this. >> the lawyers agreed to help. they asked an investigator, this man, to keep working

kevin: good. kevin. lemonis: kevin -- oh, hey! i think i just met your wife. kevin: yes.lemonis: she's, like, all energetic and excited. so, what happens here? kevin: this is where we make all our soups and products for sandwiches. lemonis: okay. who's in charge of the kitchen here? dave: mayra. lemonis: are you mayra? mayra: yes, it's me. lemonis: how you doing? i'm marcus. mayra: i'm mayra. nice to meet you. lemonis: so, you're the jefe of the kitchen? mayra: yeah. lemonis: is this bacon? dave: sure is. lemonis: and what is this? dave: these are the dumplings. kevin: secret dumpling, man. lemonis: what's the secret. kevin: well, the secret is very good. i give it a little stir. lemonis: now, how long have you worked here? kevin: i've been here a little over five months. lemonis: what is your role? kevin: it's kind of been changing. i was supposed to be regional -- helping him oversee five locations and get him some structure. lemonis: did he need structure? is it hard saying it with him standing there? kevin: no, it's not. i already told him. lemonis: oh, i know. kevin:

kevin: yeah. so one of the challenges as you've already described is that even though we've had some commonalities, native people are very different one from another. there are 570 some federally recognized indian tribes. several hundred more than are recognized by different state governments. mr. pratt: right. kevin: and a number that say they are tribes but are not recognized by either. mean,mpting was it to, i one of the things you might do is try to find iconography or from a varietyes of different cultures and try to put them all together in one thing. were you tempted? mr. pratt: you know, i thought about that. what cured me was when i tried to paint other tribal ceremonies , i screwed it up. i was doing it wrong and they would say, we don't do that. so that to me, that came to me and i said, i can't. i can't try to do something that a southwest tribe did or the great lakes, someone who did something different. i can't add those things, those cultural things, because i will do them wrong. th

and we're learning a lot more about kevin's recovery.grueling and includes weight training and exercising in his pool. kevin can be seen wearing a large back brace and appears to ask his doctor the timeframe for a full recovery. >> about a year, whatever it is i'm not disrespecting the time. i'm not in a rush. >> kevin's promising his fans he'll be back with a new out look. >> don't take today for granted. tomorrow's not promised. >> such a beautiful moving message. he's going to be back in a big way. it's a picture perfect day at universal studios. it's hard to believe there's such devastation from the california wildfires. the entire l.a. area is grappling with anxiety over potential hurricane force winds that could reach up to 80 miles per hour. that would be the strongest in more than a decade and could quickly spread the wildfires already burning. as firefighters work around the clock to contain the l.a. fires, lakers star lebron james, who safely evacuated his own home in the middle of the night, is showing appreciation to the firs

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kevin: i love it.n. great piece by tom verducci. all of that the nationals have overcome. tonight, once the formula for winning? >> alex: the nats are a throwback to old school. 35% of their rents have been via the home run. only 35. they have eight sacrifice bunts. look no further than the first inning last night when trea turner had the base hit. beautiful bunt, rendon, the base hit the other way. it's a thing of beauty. what i most impressed about is this baseball game we are watching is great. young players, veteran players. home runs, bunts. it's the game we fell in love with and it's a thing of beauty to watch. >> david: i agree with you, a run. the teams shut down back at their house. tonight, there needs to be some drama on the bases. the one-two punch. bring him in, score some runs. that's the only difference tonight. >> frank: the key for them tonight is a strong start from max scherzer and it goes from there. davey martinez, my ex-teammate, i know he cares about the little things but i would

who got kevin frazier to jump out of a cake? kevin you better be jumping out of a cake on my birthday on the 28th. >> i'm doing that. i'm coming out. >> our birthday girl is cheryl underwood. she's 56 today. >> happy birthday cheryl. enjoy your cake. >> your kevin cake. >> he should have taken off his shot. >> why not? he's been working out. >> uh-oh. something is about to happen. what is happening? i know it's my birthday. what is happening here? >> surprise. be careful what you ask for. you just may get it. >> that's what i'm talking about. a black man in a tux see do coming out a cake. ♪ happy birthday to me >> this is the best day ever. nobody ever got this. a ride in their own birthday cake. nobody got this. thank you cbs. thank you "entertainment tonight." next time send me a manic date. deal talk! my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. my new $4.99 blt c

kevin: absolutely.g is one of the most equal society anywhere, and this is not a accidental. ng kong, which was a irish colony a hundred years was set up as a trading port and financncial center later on. so inequality is almost built into the system in the sense that the financial capital and property owners are very, very powerful, and as a result ofof that, the population -- there's wealth but a huge amount of inequality as well. and for example, housing issues, there's almost a housing crisis, especially for young people who really couldn't afford owning their own houses, apartments, and as poor economic job prospects for young people. i think those factors do have a huge influence in creating discontent in hong kong society which fueled this protest. amy: so some have suggested the hong kong protests have been spurred by u.s. support. in protesters have been tearing the u.s. flag, the british union jack, have met with trump administration officials, come to washington. what's your response to that,

the sworn story told by that old college roommate of kevins. the one that claimed he was there at old man bob's when the murder took place and when the private eye read that. >> i got halfway through this thing and just went holy [ bleep ] oh my god. >> a close encounter with killers. >> that's the first thing that came to my head. >> but are they the same men spending life in prison for murder? >> i told people it's the miracle of facebook. >> when dateline continues. fac. >> when dateline continues ♪ to walk along the lonely street of dreams ♪ ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> i tell people it's the miracle of facebook. without facebook it wouldn't have happened. >> the detroit private eye had been baffled for years about the mystery surrounding the murder of old man bob. the murder that put them in prison for life and then out of the blue, 2010, just because some woman had a moment of nostalgia and posted a casual

kevin, thank you so much.applause] senator shaheen: i also want to thank secretary of defense mark esper because he is the one who really helped to move the bureaucracy to make this memorial possible. secretary esper, who was then secretary of the army, really listened to the concerns of community members. he understood the importance of building this tribute for the men who were lost aboard the thresher. finally, i want to recognize some of my colleagues from the congress who are here joining us today. my fellow senator, maggie hassan, from new hampshire. and congressman joyce from new -- from pennsylvania, thank you both for being here. [applause] senator shaheen: as you all know and so many of you have dedicated your lives to making sure that we never forget those that we lost on the thresher. this memorial will pay tribute not only to their service and sacrifice but to the lasting impact the loss has had on submarine safety. the legacy of the uss thresher holds an important place in the hearts of granite s

kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life.how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >>> welcome back the panel is here. daniel pletka, betsy woodruff-swan of "the daily beast" and peter nicholas of "the atlantic" wrote the following on friday. the country is entering a new and precarious phase in which the central question about president donald trump is not whether he is becoming unstrung but rather how unstrung he is going to get the question is whether trump's base starts to notice or care that the man elected facing pressures he's never seen before is devolving unmistakably into a different map. joshua johnson, it certainly feels there is something different from the president this week perhaps. >> not to me people have been talking about whether donald trump is unraveling i think he's unwrapping. there is nothing we've seen that is not at peace with everything we've known about donald trump thus far this is still the same perso who has dealt with conspiracy theories with

first up, the sudden departure of kevin mcaleenan. the acting secretary of the department of homeland security. let's begin with msnbc senior national security analyst and contributor and nicholas rasmussen. msnbc national security and intelligence analyst. nick, first to you here. you have the president commenting on another departure from a key post in his administration. how does this hurt national security? and how do you interpret the sudden departure? >> well good morning, alex. secretary, acting secretary mcaleenan was acting secretary and that by itself was without precedent in recent memory. as for several months he had been left in the position, but never put forward by the president. as a formal nominee for the position. >> which means he can leave on a dime, too? right -- >> can he leave on a dime. of course he can leave on a dime as any official could by resigning. and in some ways this is not unexpected. within the last several weeks acting secretary mcaleenan has given interviews in which he has in some ways tried to se

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behind closed doors, kevin mcaleenan didn't want that to happen. the idea that the president woul cut state department aid to central american countries, this was c somebody-- kevin mcaleenan-- who believed in addressing the root causes of the reasons of which people leave central american countries. he believed in state department aid and was disappointed when that was cut. at the same time, kevin mcaleenan didversee the department of homeland security when some of the more aggressive initiatives were implemented and expanded >> thompson: he was an acting secretary. he was never nominated for full confirmation. department of homeland securitye to be without a permanent head for so long? >> not just himeither. you have to look. so, the hed of the department of homeland secuty-- him, u.s.cg position. mark morgan, the head of customr and borotection, acting position. head of ice right now, matt albet, acting position. when you talk to career officials in the agency, it has created a sen where there is an instability of leadership right now. and, reme

kevin cirilli, thank you. recap that now there are votes in the house to send donald trump on a house towards but eventually becoming the third president in history to be impeached. the house passed a resolution that kicks off the public face of the inquiry that now is accelerating. idea and strategy was borne out today in the boat. the president -- in the vote. the president has reacted, saying this is the greatest witchhunt in history. the white house has issued a statement saying it is un-american. we will be back in just a moment with more on this and we will return to market coverage as well. ♪ ♪ we tech -- vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: this is bloomberg markets. let's talk about what is happening in the banking sector. bnp paribas posting a third straight gain. it kept costs under control. bloomberg talked to the bank's cfo. productse go back to g10, weit or on the stay there. there was demand and we have adapted the bank so it could serve the clients in a digital way, in a personal

kevin: yes.rats, to especially those working to pressure the moderate democrats to get on board with usmca passage by the end of the year, they say, speaker pelosi, if you want to move forward to appease the progressives in the party with impeachment, go for it. but on policy, be able to say to voters, businesses, that you are able to get a policy done. that is something that even speaker pelosi in her public comments seemingly suggest she wants to get to a yes on. last point. over the course of the program, we heard from rick perry saying he will comply with any request having to do with the impeachment inquiry. it feels like it stands in stark contrast to mike pompeo who says i will not show up, and the way that you are going about this is all wrong. is there a diverted within the administration? kevin: from the state department's perspective, they don't want to get into a back and forth. they would be fine complying with republicans and democrats on the house intelligence committee and senate

kevin d. anderson, head of investments, state street global.nne: coming up, we will hear from the chairman of india's biggest bank and talk about the outlook it comes to tax cuts and more. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: small-scale of lift the of lithium. u.s.,mestic supply in the top miners to add lithium production. yvonne: more job losses on the way on deutsche bank. a german lender may eliminate thatf the unit to trade has survived earlier cuts. the bank will likely cut a low double-digit percentage of jobs that employ several hundred. rishaad: let's check in with some of the movers. a consideration of $3 billion u.s. and would undertake a review. 200 million shares, shares down. fletcher building is making a convention center in new zealand. out at this building site downtown auckland. --nne: rishaad: jeffrey saying this has more upside. about: they are talking china's inclusion in that. it seems like things are coming back down. a lot of questions if mainland investors will have an appetite to keep this share price going. more earnings to

kevin corke live on the north lawn with more. kevin? >> reporter: arthel, it is the same as it ever was. the refrain has been there was no quid pro quo, there was no sort of we'll only give you aid

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kevin: cÓmo no?! luis: gracias por estar con nosotros, kevin.pude creer que habÍa dicho eso. >> dijo cosas horribles, contra niÑas entre una demanda legal... >> usaste una palabra muy delicada y fue el tÉrmino asesinato, te arrepientes? >> por quÉ no he visto a mi papÁ? ten cuidado, estamos hablando que todavÍa no vemos el cuerpo de mi papa >> la palabra homicidio se mezcla con el viento y no podÍa creer lo que estaba oyendo cuÉntame ese momento como lo sentiste. >> hay que estar en sus zapatos, luego nos reunimos en el vestÍbulo de la oficina y compartimos un rato. en estados unidos hay que tener cuidado con los tÉrminos que uno usa como una palabra puede traer consecuencias legales, tenÍa que responder si se mantenÍa firme. >> quÉ situaciÓn tan difÍcil no saber donde esta tu papÁ, lo que fue de el sabiendo que tiene una enfermedad terminal. >> vamos entendiendo que estuvieron sin saber nada de lo que estaba pasando con el papÁ. a mÍ lo que me parece valiente es que le hayas recordado la importancia de sus palabras. esto podrÍa haberlo hecho pe

kevin hart. 40-year-old who fractured his spine in three places last month in a car crash is reportedly back to work for the next "jumanji" film, which premieres in just two months. >> did i die and turn into some kind of a small monkey or boy scout? >> a source close to kevin tells "e.t." the actor is doing well and making progress daily. he's anxious to fully recover.h have to remind him to take it slow. kevin's speedy recovery is crucial for the busy movie star who has at least nine upcoming projects in the works. >>> also trying to heal, the cast of "riverdale," saying their final farewell to costar luke perry. >> it hurts me that i never got to say goodbye. >> everybody's reaction, everything that you see, and all of the faces, it was so genuine. ♪ amazing grace >> the emotion of luke's funeral scene last night was mirrored in heartbreaking tributes his t-s" tribute episode. while saving her. >> a car just came out of nowhere. he pushed me out of the way. he saved my life. he's our luke. he'

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shery: kevin orland, thank you for joining us.eporting third-quarter earnings and is reporting a $4.5 billion charge. why investors are bracing for a write-down. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. time for the bloomberg business flash. it is a deal that will create one of the world's largest automakers. psa group havend unveiled a plan to merge. the boards agree to work toward a binding agreement in the next few weeks. shareholders of each company will own that 2% of the new company. the psa ceo will leave the company. kraft heinz may have finally turned a corner. the maker of heinz ketchup and jell-o posted third-quarter earnings that beat estimates. kraft heinz promised it has started to set a strategic direction after a challenging few years. february, the company announced a $15.4 billion write-down on its brands. bristol-myers squibb has raised its profit outlook for the year, despite flat sales growth in the u.s. or its popular cancer drug

priscilla: kevin, do you want to jump in? kevin: i agree with. . all that >> the other thing we are missing is bipartisan compromise. border security is not just about building a fence or a wall or doing with technology and using drones. part of the problem is the fact that legal immigration does not work. if you can fix the legal immigration system, you will relieve pressure on the borders. high walls, why gaetz is how we talked about this before donald trump even started using the term wall. the idea is the economic immigrant can come in the front the drug can focus on smugglers and other actual bad actors along the border. the other thing is we need to figure out how to deal with the northern triangle and how to help improve the situation, so that people are not taking this treacherous journey to our borders. the legalxing immigration system and trying to do more in foreign aid one way or another to help the situation -- kevin: i will make one quick point to bolster those points. i think the one time where we saw this white house capitulate and

kevin: exactly. mike pence traveling to mexico and here is where impeachment matters. house speaker nancy pelosi saying i can impeach the president and have an inquiry while also delivering a major trade deal and president trump and say i can deal with democrats impeaching me and also deliver a trade deal. the impeachment inquiry has actually added more incentive to get usmca done by the end of the year. william: i can't agree more. talk about china is important but what is important to the united states is mexico and canada. if we don't get that trade deal we are going to see a collapse. tom: francine is typing right now. was feeling a little bit left out in london. kevin when you look at impeachment, what are the polls telling us? are republicans still supporting the president or where are we at? kevin: i was struck by this because there was a morning pulled came out the other week that said to intend republicans support the impeachment inquiry, significant more than the 10% about a month before bu

but he sll reports to kevin we'll see how much he is actually making the decisions. and i think that's a big factor in how much we really see change happen at the company that turned hem in the right direction. >> frisk has been overhauling opations for the athletic brand as port of a multi-year transformation. which has so far included changes to the supply chain, inventory, manufacturing and even redefining target customers. consumers looking for performance first. rather than embracing the at leisure trend. underarmor has been able to improve marginennd reduce excess vrn, the north america the brand's largest region is searching for a return to sales growth. >> the plan we laid out on investor day we are executing on that plan. that was to over time get us back to stron growth in north america. ro will take time. >> investors have been imfasht. shares losing a quarter of value since underrmary lowered expected for north arica sales. for now, underarmor playbook remains there same. though feshl will i heading a new head coach in theew year. for nightly business rep

under armour announcing its founder and ceo kevin plank is handing over reins to coo. and mcdonald's falling short of estimates. more on all of this. courtney regan is following. the mcdonald's kate, both earning and revenue they missed. >> same-store sales for the u.s. came in at 4.8%. still a pretty big growth number but lower than analysts predicted. some of this drag is due to competitive pressure that's when the big chicken sandwich were going on don't forgot, mcdonald's waited to get in on plant-based meet. they're testing beyond meat in canada burger king, biggest competitor in the u.s. has teamed up with the impossible burger. they have seen a lift from that and mcdonald's not there yet. >> as you said, overall, the comps are growing same-store sales this the u.s. by an enviable amount. a pretty good number overall i heard analysts this morning saying, look the problem is, they're only growing from ticket price, traffic is still negative are they going to have to resort to something more in the fake meat category or other propotional activity to ramp things bac

do not feel bad come kevin. -- do not feel bad, kevin. they treated you better than they treat me. i do believe that is true. i do believe that is true, meadows. today, i am taking action to stop it. my first executive order will require agencies to publish guidance documents online, so that small businesses and everyday citizens can easily find them. agencies will have to seek public input on the most important guidance and the whole process will be closely overseen by the white house. we will have somebody in the white house looking at it, kevin, so this does not happen to other people. you are very brave to be here. i really mean it. americans will no longer be subject to the rules of hidden games that are played on the public. the second order i will sign will protect american citizens from secret interpretations of regulations, unexpected penalties and violations of their rights. from now on, agencies will be required to inform individuals about any case against them and respond to their arguments. it will be the agency's duty to fully educate small businesses about new regula

thank you very much, kevin and bonnie, as ever. you very much, kevin and bonnie, as ever.the front pages are online. had to the bbc news website, seven days a week they are there for you. a big thank you to kevin and bonnie. sportsday is next, followed by the travel show. until next time, good night. hello, your latest sports and we begin in doha where britain's relay teams have ensured their place in tomorrow night's final. the men's team the defending champions, made it through their heat while the women did without their golden girl dina asher smith to also qualify. plenty more action on day eight of the competition — including a new world recrod in the women's a00m hurdles. our reporter ade adeoyen rounds up the action. mohammed is having the season of her life. she broke the world record at the american trials in the limb kick champion came he is attempting to wind a gold medal that has eluded her. she was under pressure from her compatriots, a rising star in the sport. mohammed took the last hurdle first and under pressure in the closing stages but she held onto the

kennedy: kevin in the lead with 4. >> what happened? >> in lead with 5. >> no jeerk!u doing, this happened the other day. >> what am i doing? i am working. kennedy: work the game. >> i'm trying. i'm going to disappoint my family. kennedy: we're playing that's what he said, are you playing at home this is fun. >> i want that cheese. kennedy: a 3 better word, jobs. who said that, j-o-b-s who said it, trump biden or dan quail? look at that. guy is -- on top with 5, katz with 4, he is only one back. >> blushing bride on my tail. kennedy: quote 9, barney frank looked disgusting, i nibbling prplow protuding from his blue shirt, who said that trump, trump or trump. you all the got it. a two point question. >> okay. kennedy: all right. this is two point question. called a double. all right. >> daily double, original. yeah. >> come on, how can you joke at a time like this. >> she is shaking. kennedy: sorry, quote 10. it is really hard to maintain a one-on-one relationship if the other person is not going, to allow me to be with other people who said that,. trump biden or axl r

elena and kevin, thank you so much. and the day's other big headline, president trump saying that i am the team. white house strategy shifting as evidence against the president is piling up with a clear portrait of a quid pro quo emerging. advisers to the president tell the "washington post" he's increasingly frustrated he's not been able to stop key witnesses from did he having. here's what the president said about beefing up his defense strategy. >> i don't have teams, everyone talking about teams, i'm the team. i did nothing wrong. >> you're back with me, not letting you go. so we're just talking about that. the first line of the "washington post" article is after weeks of dismissing the impeachment inquiry as a hollow partisan attack, president trump and his closest advisers recognize that the snowballing probe poses a serious threat to the president and they have little power to block it. according to multiple aides and advisers. any sense how serious the threat is to the president? >> the white house is definitely

we are joined by both kevin plank and patrik frisk. >> good morning. >> kevin, you started this companyng it ever since. why is now the time that you're moving to executive chairman and brand chief? >> what an awesome i think american entrepreneurial story and one i'm so proud of. what's important is that we make this an eternal brand. part of doing that first and foremost is that this is my decision to get to this moment of the ability to work and frankly have enough partnership where patrik and i complement each other so well the ability of the business, the company is moving from defense to offense the ability and the opportunity we have to do that is something we think is really, really next generation right now couldn't be a better time for us to do it you're about to see the brand begin to unleash i think it's going to -- it will empower us i think it's going to be freedom. it will allow patrik to make the decisions and run the day to day and me to be the vision. great partnership. >> reporter: you said this was your choice. this was not board pressure? this was all you >> no, i'v

i did an interview with kevin, i only wanted kevin to give you the behind the scenes.d frisk was my thing. turns out frisk was the man. and, look, i think that kevin is talking about -- talking about an iconic brand, the company has not done that well remember what happened, i've always felt the colossus of woe that mark parker said i had enough of under armour and look at nike. it is amazing. up 30% >> i did want to come back to biogen the move in the stock -- >> you're focused on that. >> i am focused on it. we're talking about a potential therapy to treat alzheimer's it would be by far the largest single drug we have ever seen. >> more. >> you can see biogen's market cap is responding to the news, they plan to pursue regulatory approval for a aducanumab. that's what they're calling it if you go back and look at march, you can see what happened to the stock when the results came in, and it looked look a fail they have gone back. they have gone back. they expanded. they did new analysis on those phase three clinical studies that were discontinued in march and the new

well, kevin mccallter running the boeing commercial airplane division since 2016 he is out. immediately replaced by stand deal. a 33-year veteran of bogt with a number of positions within the skmergs airplane division. most notably on the sales end of that division. particularly over in asia. and in china you look at shares of boeing keep in mind that this is a company that not only is wrestling with a-betting o getting the plane recertified and back in service but also convincing customers that can can ramp up production when it returns to service and start delivering the max at a faster rate next year that's the challenge for stand deal don't forget, tomorrow morning before the bell, we'll get boeing q 3 numbers the number are not going to be as much as the focus for investors as will the comments of ceo dennis muilenburg when he talks analysts this will be the first time to hear from him since being removed as chair of the company and also since the documents coming out last friday which had a lot of people in washington, d.c. asking, what exactly is going on with this co

first of all, did you hear what kevin mccarthy just said? >> i did, and i take deep -- it bothers me. i don't think this is a sham. by the way, i want to be really clear, that tomorrow's vote is about process and process only. i, as you know, have been worried for months about how divided this country is. i'm worried in the midst of all this that we have to continue to be worried about that. tomorrow what we are going to do is we are not changing the rules. we are making -- we are setting the rules for becoming heavy public hearing, for many of the deposition so far -- not many come all of them have been taken in a classified setting, making those transcripts public so the public can see them. if there is a danger to national security, we don't like redacting those parts of it. it's only laying the groundwork decision is made about impeachment. >> harris: that's interesting. >> that's what this is. >> harris: wait, let me just slow you down a little bit. we aren't going to have a lot of time where they have to get this from you. congresswoma

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kevin, politico in the meantime is reporting that mulvaney is on thin ice. what are you hearing on this? >> you know, look, i think that the press conference was obviously less than ideal for the acting chief of staff. but you know, i actually think that his job is quite secure. i think that you know he got out there, and gave a press conference that was a marathon. marathon mick for all intents and purposes. and while there was clearly some push-back, and it prompted the department of justice to release a statement, i candidly i think his job is quite safe in the eyes of the one person who matters, and that's president trump. >> are we not hearing anything within the walls of the white house? i can't imagine that the president was very happy with that performance by mulvaney. or was he? >> i actually agree with kevin, i have been told by white house officials that the president was pleased with his performance. that he liked the way that he handled the media in the briefing room there. yesterday the president then moved on very quickly when he was asked abo

well, that's exactly what a big, fat cow would say, kevin. moo, kevin. come on, moo.y milk this guy!" come on, shake them udders." ♪ ♪ "he likes it, though, he likes this." then, he dazzled the crowd with his impressions of chinese president xi jinping-- yeah. that's exactly what i though and joe biden. >> and president xi of china, he is tough. oh, boy, he is a furious kind of a guy. great guy. he is dying to see-- he wants sleepy joe. can you imagine those two guys in a room? here is xi. ( makes crazy noise ) and here is sleepy joe. "what? where am i? where am i?" "just sign here, sleepy joe, just sign here." >> stephen: what the hell was that? what was that? i don't know. i guess now we know what it's like when donald trump reads you a bedtime story. ( as trump ) "and the xi goes 'arghhhh,' the sleepy joe goes 'what?' the truck goes 'honk,' and the cow goes, 'hi, i'm kevin mccarthy.'" ( applause ) he also told one of his favorite new fake anecdotes. >> i tell the story of a man who hates me, one of the most successful business people, always hated me, and i've alwa

kevin: precisely.messages really do seem to illustrate there was some kind of communication going on between the administration and the ukraine as it relates to trying to have some type of investigation into hunter biden, into the bidens. that said, the administration is looking at polls that suggest this largely remains quite political. as it relates to that, the movement coming from republicans , there has been some uncertainty and skepticism about the administration's actions, but nothing concrete that would suggest this would move from a political matter into a constitutional one. vonnie: so what's next in proceedings? what should we anticipate for headlines coming out? kevin: the thing that is most important from the president's perspective is whether or not he continues to keep republican support. the polls are showing support for an impeachment inquiry, but there has been no polling to suggest that republicans are deserting this president. until that happens, this is something that speaker pelos