kirsten neilson.n my opinion, and in my campaign for president i promised that my highest priority would be to secure american's homeland. i pledged to protect our country from all of the people here and around the world and to give our full support to the men and women of law enforcement. for the first six months of my administration, the department of homeland security was lead by the great four-star general john kelly. where is john kelly? stand up, john. a marine, a proud marine. he did everything from immigration, enforcement, guarding our water ways, our resilience against natural disasters and emergencies. one of the finest people i have ever had a privilege to know. now he is here at the white house as our chief of staff. do you agree with that, kirsten? >> yes, sir. >> i do too. >> that was a close one, right? during john kelly's time at dhs by his side was kirsten. the chief of staff for the department. he would be the first to tell you she was critical to his success. there she quickly rein

kirsten nielsen.es highly recommended by john kelly and the president is entrusts her with a very big job, keeping the united states of america safe. she now has to get confirmed with the expectation is that there will not be a tremendous amount of problems with that. so we could be looking kirstjen nielsen, the next secretary of homeland security. >>> meanwhile new developments in the ongoing harvey weinstein scandal. more victims speaking out as he flies to arizona for rehab. and the fbi and nypd open investigations into his behaviors, perhaps they should have done a long time ago! could he be facing jail time? we're on it. that is next. think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.c

jake and kirsten barney from virginia completed the course the quickest in fifty eight point two six seconds to claim the top prize of twelve cases of beer or two and a check for five times kirsten's weight in pounds which equaled six hundred thirty dollars. well we got second last year so we wanted to shoot for first this year but what about this incentive the victory also earned the couple a trip to finland the sport's birthplace for the world wife carrying championship. and think that's a sport for may for you a quick reminder about top story at this hour german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives have reportedly reached an agreement with have a very insistent party on the divisive issue of a cap on migration party sources saying migrant arrivals could be limited to two hundred thousand yeah. you're watching news info and more from us at the top of the hour in the meantime two favorite with us for an exclusive interview with the former speaker of germany's parliament. in chicago the stadium was so loud it was a really special event or remember it all my life everybody have a

jake and kirsten barney from virginia completed the course the quickest in fifty eight point two six seconds to claim the top prize of twelve cases of beer and a check for five times kirsten's weight in pounds which equaled six hundred thirty dollars. well we got second last year so we wanted to shoot for first this year but what about this incentive the victory also earned a couple a trip to finland the sport's birthplace for the world wife carrying championship. well sure the wise who are enjoying that championship you're watching day w. news in berlin stay with us for a fascinating trip around the globe in the latest edition of wild stories that's up next here on t.v. up here. nationalists are on the right you know what you did with me you know i mean i am sure you are more straight to highlight different shades of nationalism and to find .

jake and kirsten barney from virginia completed the course the quickest in fifty eight point two six seconds to claim the top prize of twelve cases of beer and a check for five times kirsten's weight in pounds which equaled six hundred thirty dollars. well we got second last year so we wanted to shoot for first this year but what about this incentive the victory also earned a couple a trip to finland the sports birthplace for the world wife carrying championship. you're watching news from us at the top of the hour and in the meantime you can always get the latest updates from our website that fit up news dot com do stay with us if you can. learn german with d w.

. >> kirsten, to make sure that she gets in here.sten, actress heather lynn posted her account of a meeting with the elder president bush on tuesday in a now deleted instagram post. and here is some of what she wrote. she said but when i got the chance to meet george h.w. bush four years ago to promote a historical television show, i was working on, he sexually assaulted me while i was posing for a similar photo. okay. so this -- there's a picture of the take a look at it. has been circulating on the internet of lynn with the bushes. cnn has reached out to lynn to confirm if this picture, the one she is referring to here, she hasn't responded, so tonight slate has a firsthand account from a writer who says the exact same thing happened to her during a picture with the former president. your take on these allegations? >> well, i mean, you know, he apparently -- the family put out a statement saying that this was something that had to do with his hands. he's in a wheelchair and he couldn't move very well and he purportedly would make a

kennedy: kirsten, are all colleges like this?freaky snowflake. >> this is strange and bizarre and i don't think anyone would agree it's right behavior. but i think these incidents are overblown and overcovered. i speak on a lot of college campuses. they are obsessed with finals and obsessed with finals. i don't think it happens as much as people think. also i think what's more of a problem. there are a lot of organizations that study the bias of the professors who are overwhelmingly liberal. when speech is silenced at that level, and there is not a diversity of ideas among the professors. >> i talk to professors who are more liberal and they are tear fired these students. they say the students are a bigger problem. kennedy: the professors used to be fun to drink with. >> they grew up in the 1960s when there wasn't social media and they were a little more laid back. kennedy: robby and kirsten, thank you very much. coming up, carolina panthers quarterback cam newton set twitter on fire. she is here with reaction and her brand-new b

>> kirsten, it does seem like his description was not accurate. she, you know, even if you thought that the first part of the speech was self-congratulatory and a little puffery as members of congress are known to do, there was a whole lot in that speech honoring the fbi agents about whom the building was named after. >> can we just back up and consider the fact that he is offended by people being self-aggrandizing? has he met donald trump? seriously. we're talking about somebody who is bragging about the amazing job, 10 out of 10 he did on puerto rico. we can talk all day long about the things he takes credit for. what is so offensive even if she did take some credit for it and causes him to call her an empty barrel. look, i've actually been critical of her releasing the information about the call. we can talk about that separately. if you're going to look at her for a person in her community, she's a hero in her community. mentoring african men, including the fallen soldier in this case. what is it about her that would lead him to say something

kirsten says that at first, she worried that for a young couple who already had challenges, suddenlyg the size of their family could be too much. >> before i really knew them, i was thinking this is a tall order for one woman, honestly, she's the caregiver-- >> brangham: to him-- >> to jason. already. i mean you have to be a strong person to go into it knowing how much more difficult everything will be. i have every reason to be confident in their ability to be just so-- i don't know, capable. which is interesting word to use for jason, i guess because you look at him and you think he's handicapped but in this situation it's-- they have everything they need. >> brangham: on her due date, rachel labored for nearly 17 grueling hours before doctors decided she needed a c-section. >> i mean, there were so many difficulties. they couldn't get the epidural needle in between her vertebrae because she was so huge she couldn't bend forward. she was screaming and jason was as calm and as strong as anybody could have possibly been, and he was saying things like ¡this is everything we've wanted.

kennedy: kirsten, are all colleges like this?nt a shouting freaky snowflake. >> this is strange and bizarre and i don't think anyone would agree it's right behavior. but i think these incidents are overblown and overcovered. i speak on a lot of college campuses. they are obsessed with finals and obsessed with finals. i don't think it happens as much as people think. also i think what's more of a problem. there are a lot of organizations that study the bias of the professors who are overwhelmingly liberal. when speech is silenced at that level, and there is not a diversity of ideas among the professors. >> i talk to professors who are more liberal and they are tear fired these students. they say the students are a bigger problem. kennedy: the professors used to be fun to drink with. >> they grew up in the 1960s when there wasn't social media and they were a little more laid back. kennedy: robby and kirsten, thank you very much. coming up, carolina panthers quarterback cam newton set twitter on fire. she is here with reaction and h

i'm told by somebody close to the president he is fond of kirsten nielsen. she's around constantly in the west wing. obviously working with the first lady. close with her. you heard the president allude to. moments, saved her final thank you for john kelly, leaned back when the president was speaking and made eye contact with him in the room and given the president president's agenda has to do with homeland security, an important relationship between kelly and nielsen moving forward. >> hallie, thanks for sticking around. you're the last one in the room, hit the lights on the way out and i'll talk to you later. my buddy, hallie jackson in the white house. >>> and talking about a lot of things. health care is another big one today. three main parts, but important to remember that what the president did today are directives, not is actually signed into law. so let's talk about what is in this process that the president is talking about. it directs the labor department to consider proposing regulations to expand something called association health plans. think

and by the way, later today the president is expected to head e his nominee to e homeland security, kirsten nielson. online at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. legislative work getting under way at noon eastern. a number of bills today, including a $36.5 billion disaster relief bill following the recent hurricanes and the western wildfires. also a bill expanding federal whistleblower protections and other measures including possible further action on the defense programs and policy bill. live house coverage on c-span at noon. until then, part of today's "washington journal." , which ist news for all of tennessee. journal"ngton continues. host: joining us, representative bill johnson, and we will start with tax reform. the president was pitching tax reform in pennsylvania yesterday. what do you like about the proposal you have heard so far, and where are some provisions you are not crazy about? i cannot think of anything that i do not like. there is a lot to like in this tax reform package. if you think about it for a second, making america competitive on the global economic stag

kirsten powers and david gergen, former adviser to former presidents. us, margaret, thanks call. kirsten, you've been outspoken with your own experiences about harassment. when you hear sarah sanders say sag these women are liars, what do you think? >> i wish i could say i was surprised. obviously this is something donald trump has before and i don't expect sarah sanders to say something different ft this is sort of the typical response when men are accused of sexual harassmen harassment. if it was one or two people, maybe, but when you have so many people coming forward and telling consistent stories, it's just hard to believe all these women are making it up. and but i you know, the trump people have been more than comfortable obsessing over for example, accusations made against bill clinton, but and accepting them as completely true, but any accusations against him or anybody he likes aren't true. >> just remember that debate, david, where donald trump on st. louis, we were all there. like a press conference with bill clinton's accusers. he brought t

kirsten, let's start with you. today, how do you see it? >> i think we all thought the manafort news would probably be the biggest news, and it ended up not being the case. you know, i understand the white house's argument that it was an overzealous volunteer person. but if you look at what he talks about, it all seems on the up and up until you get to the fact that he lied about it. right. so there's actually -- there's nothing wrong with him sending e-mails saying i tried to set up a meeting, which they apparently wanted, but the fact he decided he needed to lie about it and lie about the fact that the campaign did, in fact, know about it, that he was exchanging e-mails with them, that he had, in fact, met with people who he said he didn't meet with, when plainly he met them before he was on the campaign, that's what raises a red flag. it's like, why are you lying about it if this is just a basic thing you would be doing, you know, as a person working on the foreign policy team. >> does that raise red flags for you? >> yeah. i would disag

. >> and kirsten, a lot of republicans who are in the administration, who are on capitol hill, they think thought at one point, that the best thing they can do is try to steer president trump in the right direction. to be ballast in the ship on these stormy seas. and then bob corker ultimately decided, no, this ship's about to crash and there is nothing i can do and the captain's not listening to me. >> yeah, well, i think they see exactly what's happening, which is he's not listening to them, and part of that is because of what jeff flake said about one of the reasons he can't run is really because of what the voters want. it's the voters want you -- he said they don't want you just to be conservative, they want you to be angry. because this is what's so interesting about jeff flake, jeff flake is very conservative. >> right. >> so we're not talking about somebody who is maybe on the margins, a susan collins or someone, who may be a conservative republican say, well, that's just a rino or whatever. he is a conservative. so this is not about politics or ideology. >> or policy. >> or polic

five times kirsten's weight in pounds which equaled six hundred thirty dollars. well we got second last year so we wanted to shoot for first this year but what about this incentive the victory also earned a couple a trip to finland the sport's birthplace for the world wife carrying championship. you're watching news in bali and more from us at the top of the hour in the meantime you can always get the latest updates from our website that's it up new dot com do stay with us if you can. learn german with d.w. . any time any place. whether with jo-jo and her friends. colleagues is going to be looking at the night i miss you expect to see some sort of security opposing war with friends all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. and learn german for free with d w. p. swack today i'm speaking with the social democrat and former point is talk president. thank you very much for agreeing to this d.w. interview of course and that's your kind of warm welcome to our viewers my name is thomas spawn mr t. as in the election to germany's parliament the bundestag

and by the way, later today the president is expected to head e his nominee to e homeland security, kirsten nielson. online at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. legislative work getting under way at noon eastern. a number of bills today, including a $36.5 billion disaster relief bill following the recent hurricanes and the western wildfires. also a bill expanding federal whistleblower protections and other measures including possible further action on the defense programs and policy bill. live house coverage on c-span at noon. until then, part of today's

kirsten haglund is back along with guy benson. and former state department spokesperson and fox news contributor fresh off of "outnumbered" marie harf. marie, let's talk about tpp. i think china wants to move in there. thought it is a deeply flawed trade deal. what can we do in that respect when it comes to trade and china. >> china is already moving in. since we pulled out of the tpp they have been circulating their own version of it. where they get to be the power player and other countries will play by their rules and not ours. they are doing it all around the world. places the u.s. is withdrawing or retreating, china is stepping in. with tpp, sure, there are problems. i think president trump should have taken a look at it and renegotiated parts of it instead of withdrawing. kennedy: maybe we'll make individual trade deals. and i understand the pushback and i understand the pushback from the bernie sanders people. but let's talk about intellectual property tariffs. they don't let american countries in, whether they have hard go

many ordinary people displayed great courage even when they were threatening their own lives and kirsten talk to us a little bit about the mood in the city what are people expecting from the president's visit. well that depends on whom you talk to those who support the president's hope that he will find the right words to unite the country to console the victims and their families those who oppose the president's they told us they don't expect much from him just words and what they want from him is action especially on gun control because there are so many people dying here of gun wounds every year in the united states ten times as many as in any other industrialized country in the world while to that point to the carson a president trump or ahead of his visit to las vegas has said that to now is not the time for a debate on gun control do many share his you. well there are many who do share his view clearly the people who upholds the rights to bear arms and the powerful gun lobby the national rifle association they form an important part in the base that supports donald trump and the re

ryan: chuck and kirsten cannot come with us tonight because they are literally voting right now and they will have a budget vote, should have had it about nine minutes ago, so knowing the senate has not happened yet. i want to thank patricia heaton. we do go back a long ways. patricia heaton is a hollywood republican. [applause] [cheers] speaker ryan: a hollywood republican. that is an oxymoron. [laughter] speaker ryan: which clearly was the word that rex tillerson was searching for. [laughter] [applause] speaker ryan: you know, i want to say that you all look great. everybody looks great. we feel right at home, because this is exactly what our dinner parties in wisconsin look like. this is really our favorite time of year, we love it. october. we have deer season, the leaves are changing, the beaches are empty, but as chris christie calls them, perfect. [laughter] [cheers] speaker ryan: i want to promise you, because i have heard some stories about how the dinner went last year, i want to put your mind at ease. you can relax. i know last year that donald trump offended some people. i kn

good away again, political analyst kirsten hart lane. good to have you. >> good morning.rain to allow to start with you on this one. we are starting to understand what a bump stock is, but we don't exactly know if it would be an effective reason to legislate against them. what should republicans do and most republicans can't even steve scalise save people wanted more can control in this country, we have a different makeup in congress. right now, most leaders still say on the republican side people should be allowed to carry weapons for support for shooting for dvd. >> gun control laws are the most unpopular they've been pulling my in the last 20 to 30 years or so. representatives khalifa is right in that regard. however, one of popular momentum around doing something around this kind of action and the republicans really have had a gift handed to them in the issue of the bump stock because they agreed that there is no real purpose for these and it's they could give to say hey to their constituents have done something on gun control. it's really interesting to see what demo

. >> kirsten. >> i honestly think this is a question of whether this snask congresswoman should haveold this story. if she was asked to tell the story by the family that's another story and the mother of the house has confirmed it. but, once that happened, then it would have been an opportunity for president trump to maybe show a little empathy, the empathy that apparently was missing in this call. and say, well, you know gosh, that's not what i meant. instead he started to make accusations against president obama and more claims that weren't true, such as he's called every single family of a falling soldier, and it's started this snow bawl effect that's turned into this politicized environment. >> there is many families from different backgrounds and perspectives, some may or may not like president trump. two people can have a conversation and words can be spoken and the president could have been meant one thing and spoken those words that to a grieving widow felt offensive, may not have been met that way. i think -- what do you make? >> the whole thing i defer to the veterans. i th

kirsten, what did you make of it? >> look, i thought about this a lot.e party is unified. it is if you look at the voters. it is a party of voters who supported the president over the members of congress. and i think, yes, he's had very high-profile problems with a couple senators this week, but overall he really has a problem with a handful of people. we're talking about three or four people. and the rest of them -- >> most of them are leaving. >> a lot of the people that are standing behind him also probably have problems with him, but ultimately are voting the way he wants them to vote. atlas fight going on in the republican party. there's no question there's a fight going on in the republican party. it seems like donald trump is winning right now. >> he is, but he needs to unite his party. he should have done that last year before he was even elected. he got 45% of all the primary votes. 13.3 million votes, that's a ton of votes, but it's still 45%. 55% of republicans voted for someone other than mr. trump. if you're advising him, you say we have to

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kirsten, i want to start with you. you worked at fox.d about statements he had made. >> i never had any -- bill o'reilly never propositioned me and i worked with him a lot. i had an overall good relationship with him except some incidents early on where he said some things to me that i thought were sexist. and i complained to -- first i complained to his executive producer and was basically told he wasn't going to stop doing it, so i stopped doing his show for a couple years. in that time i complained to roger ailes, the ceo and he basically said he makes so much money for the network that i let him d.i.a. do what he wants to do. i wasn't complaining about him propositioning me, but there were complaints, megyn kelly talked about complaints she made about him. she wasn't accusing him of sexual harassment, i'm sure i'm going to get attacked tomorrow. he sent megyn a gift and she sent a thank you. long before she complained about him. they try to go after any woman who complains. >> i worked also for fox news. i know bill o'reilly very wel

you don't think the recent election in kirsten was helpful to that -- election in kurdistan was helpful to that end but we will continue to support that. reporter: a question about the senate. a couple of lawmakers have said they did not know about the operations in niger until these incidents happened. has the pentagon provided outreach in advance of this to notify lawmakers this was going on? did, we notified committees and their staff that afternoon that we knew of the incident and we also updated them both by feeding -- by phone calls and meetings. we had a general who briefed today in a closed session with them. reporter: i think the point was that they did not know the operations were going on until this incident occurred, thus more push for transparency from the pentagon. ms. white: we stay in those contact with our authorizing committees and appropriators. i don't know necessarily at what , but again, we will always stay in touch with them. if members have any questions, we are always available to them. reporter: general mckenzie, on the accountability of personnel, did they rea

fox's kirsten nunez has the story.n't walk real fast. >> reporter: with every step he takes, and every car that passes, wayne winters gets closer to his goal. >> i'm trying to get a kidney for my wife. my wife has stage five kidney failure. she's on dialysis and she doesn't like it. it's horrible. >> reporter: wayne found the love of his life 26 years ago. now he's on the search to find her a kidney. while deanne undergoes dialysis. >> it's really hard today because this is the worst i've ever seen her. >> reporter: way says he felt helpless watching deanne suffer. >> i felt like i needeed to something. >> reporter: wayne got the idea of sandwich board after seeing another man online that did the same thing and got national attention. >> i thought i can do this. >> reporter: so with new suit and new shoes, wayne hit the streets. >> look at this road how busy it is. i don't know which way to face. i just walk up and down. >> reporter: red letters spell out the plea for his wife and the hundreds of people in utah also in

joining us now is kirsten powers, scott jennings, and jeff r -- jeffrey toobin. the idea the president was joking in the realm of possibility, but when you look back at the number of times the president has gone to that oez chestnut of his amazingly huge iq, i mean he wasn't joking before. he talks about going to an ivy league school, about how smart he is, how he uses the best words and he brings up the iq an awful lot. >> it would be better if it was a joke obviously because it's a bizarre thing to do over and over. it's not usually people who are secure in their intelligence and their education don't talk about -- >> i've known really smart people. none of them have said to me, i'm really smart. >> i think it's a tell on his part he's insecure about it and he was obviously angry about what was said about him. >> jeffrey toobin, you went to an ivy league school? >> my iq is four digits. you know, i just -- you know, i don't know anyone after junior high school who talks about their iq. i mean it's just so surreally juvenile. >> i think the mensa meeting people

kirsten, what do you want to say to that?i mean, jack, i just -- you are really just throwing something out there that i don't think there's any real -- there's anything to back up what you just said. there's no reason to believe that he's rushing anything. i think he's known as a professional. he's well respected. he's somebody who has been, you know, i think tight-lipped during this. and has done a professional investigation. so i don't think we should question that. but i agree, it will be nice to actually have some really -- real information to discuss and look at and to see if there's -- who this person is. i think how it affects the white house is going to depend a lot on who it is. if it's paul manafort, i think there's going to be one kind of reaction. worst case scenario is jared kushner and don jr., which in case there will be a ten-alarm fire. >> angela, i want to bring you in. do you want to respond to any of this? >> i want to hear your tweet, don. >> the president tweeted this today. it is now agreed after many

kirsten's -- they're hoping to connect families with their loved one. it's a little more than four miles away from where that shooting happened. last we heard from daniel higgins was they were working to get information about what hospital kristin was in and how she was doing. >> what was the first thing you want to do when you see her? >> embrace her. what would you do if it were your kid, you would love her. and she's going what would you do? i'll say, i thank god she's alive. >> you have to remember one of the most incredible parts about kristin's story is two men jumped on top of her to keep her from getting shot. she suffered cuts because of glass on the ground, but one of the guys who tried to save her unfortunately passed away. kristin's father is looking forward to meeting the one that survived. in hagerstown, i'm michael quander, wusa the. >> her family is in las vegas after being told their daughter is in the hospital, but they can't find her, so police are getting involved and officers are putting a freeze on organizations -- until they can f

and it's kirsten neilson. >> will work every day to protect and secure our homeland. >> neilsen is ate house chief of staff under kelley and served former president george w. bush. >>> energy secretary rick perry will be in philadelphia to meet with local business leaders and energy industry experts. the forum at espn's landing willics -- at penn's landing will focus on pipeline projects, oil refining, and innovation. >>> philadelphia scores again in a nationwide candy competition. zillow.com ranks philadelphia the number-three city for the place where kids can get the most candy in the shortest time. the top neighborhoods for trick-or-treat regular point breeze, oxford circle, ju in this ata park, queen village, where my parents live, and southwest schuylkill near university city. happy trick-or-treating. >>> coming up, a blow to the affordable care act after signing bills aimed at weakening obamacare yesterday. president trump is expected to pull the plug on subsidies that help millions of people afford insurance. we'll break it down for you. (alex trebek) seasons change. it's part

joining me now to discuss this our cnn political commentator amanda carpenter and kirsten powers.know in the interest of full disclosure, i knew and worked with mark halprin at abc news. the biggest news are we in the midst of a sea change. is this -- are things actually changing because of whether you attribute it to cosby or gretchen carlson and her ales or harvey weinstein, is the culture changing? >> gosh, i hope so. you can't ignore it anymore. it's not just a one-off thing. it's in every sector and, you know, by people you sometimes know and have worked with. and so, it's my hope that this old school whisper network is now in a five alarm bell system. and i've got to say, the role that men play is even more important. i've been, you know, very grateful in places i've worked on capitol hill i've had people i report to warn me about other reporters saying, you know, if this guy asks you out for dinner, i know how he talks about women. >> i thought you were going to say about politicians. >> reporters. >> no, but men have a troll play in this whisper network. because it happens

transportation committee, said he is working with congressman steve cohen of tennessee and senator kirsten gillibrand of new york to get the bill introduced. it's a version of legislation written by marianne karth and lois durso who both had children die in underride accidents. as we've documented, karth and durso have been going door to door on capitol hill since the spring trying to gather support. >> i think it's making impact. i do. i think that people are listening. >> reporter: one group karth and durso hope is listening is the trucking industry, but at that crash test in august the president of the truck trailer manufacturers association told us adding the weight of new guards to trailers would force trucking companies to remove payload and put even more tractor trailers on the road which he says would negate any safety benefit. >> there's a lot of operational issues you have to consider. >> reporter: iihs says there's no data to show safety gains from new guards would be erased by adding more trailers on the road and now some major trucking companies seem to be getting on board. ma

the financial health of the entire department so the white house's plan and ben kirsten's plan is to cut hard funding anywhere from six billion to forty billion by putting pressure on the states themselves to fund the plan and oversee public housing for their poorest senate so so you know what this means that giving the housing authority in east st louis recently back to east st louis to the locals wasn't about states' rights there was no it was it wasn't about make putting things in the locals hands it was about saving the feds a few bucks sons they're definitely going to lose in the polls are about shifting the blame too because that if you put everything back away from the terrible program the last all this money with her i grafted all the new put it back into the states hands a good job and no one has to touch the problem no one has to get dirty from the problem and that's a. no i meant no how do i have to go and take it over i got what's happened here is that i'll turn around to get just a cyclical specifically all right as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us kn

thomas doing is visiting company heiress kirsten shubert today thanks to his research he has access to a world that's normally closed to outsiders. thomas has interviewed several hundred multi millionaires and billionaires already he set up the world's only academic chair and wealth psychology in vienna. you're ok with us recording the conversation. that's going to me when you were a little girl when was the first time you became aware that you'd like these rich. possibly because we went on holiday more often than other children at school but otherwise we grew up in a very grounded fashion and it wasn't evident to me from. justin schubert inherited a business with an annual turnover of one hundred twenty million euros then she sold it for a lot of money the millionaire heiress has written a book about her experiences she likes talking about the downsides of her inheritance. i think very closely about whom to being greater contact with. whom i tell what i'm doing and who might invite to my home. or and. i think very closely about what advisors i can trust in my life it happens that our