the box and then i'm here today with felix klein germany's federal anti semitism commissioner to talk about rising anti-semitism in germany mr klein you were recently appointed to this newly created post and unlike what many would have expected you're not jewish what's your relationship to judaism. yes i had jewish friends in school people i got along with very well and who have remained my friends to this day. when i was eighteen i visited israel for the first time and i really enjoyed it. afterwards i became a diplomat and often dealt with judaism and israel even though i was never actually stationed there. in twenty fourteen i was asked to be the special representative of the german foreign office for relations with jewish organizations and anti semitism issues. that i was happy to accept and that position brought me where i am today could. you mention travelling to israel when you were young as a musician was that a key experience for you. yes it was a very special. i was eighteen and it hit me that it only took four hours in a plane to reach a different continent. so we were doin

klein thank you for joining us today thank you. the dawn of modern design nico solution checks out both those i'll get to tuning into song and orders and get in the mood for the art schools highly anticipated hundredth anniversary i want to find out more about bouncers legacy and. she takes a journey back in time in the birthplace of revolutionary ideas oh some tension. next to the. center of the conflict zone jim sebastian. turkey is not an easy ally so the west to manage my guest is the turkish foreign minister a member who shall be showing that all the differences between turkey and the e.u. becoming impossible to reconcile. conflicts. in sixty minute detail in. germany which doubling any time any place. the news video nevada and. we have at the back of those pop. songs to sing along to come down to just a combo from soup. to the tide. and daring to coast is kind of into active exercises are you talking about that d w don't come to ash donation and i'm on facebook and the app store. jenman for free but devaney.

klein thank you for joining us today thank you. eighty percent of americans at some point and allies will experience hardship listen up. for mines. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challenging goes in power asking tough questions demanding. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with key players on the ground in the sense as i'm. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account facts the conflicts. conflict zone with tim sebastian song d w. there was. rock n roll. i. sinful becomes condemned by the church. the evil feeling that you feel when you think. the apostles of. the stop of old no one is more popular than. the religious morality preachers subversive hookers battle with sound marketing potential by placing a one.

philip klein thank you for joining us today thank you. the highlights of the way. we go speed dating with european cars and about us with the free interracial tickets. a visit to count dracula's bloodcurdling caso . finally came to play europe meets the caribbean. the woman. on the list. my name is along that path. i'm a mexican conductor. come with me and meet great musicians and friends from all over the world. a pretty normal guy canadian star pianist younger should ski backstage zurich reveals his dreams in an. infamous market research done in. germany state by state. the most colorful. a long list. of the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. your link to news from africa and the world join us on facebook at the w. africa. but. i want to welcome to our highlights show with the best picks of the week i'm your host meghan lee here's a look at what we've got in store for you today. the dream caribbean islands with a distinctive european flair. cool town counteractive is mediev

philip klein thank you for joining us today thank you. in good shape. transsexuals that's the word for people who emotionally believe that they belong to the opposite sex society does little to support those people and this makes them say gosh she's sick sometimes they even commit suicide. their people fear that they are born of wrong body and this is what i'm going to talk about. in good shape next d.w. . iran ones and unsolicited to see now a major power in the middle east. runs consonance continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily. does iran truly one of the country's opponents have their doubts iran from theocracy to regional superpower the five minutes long w. . birth home to millions of species a home worth saving. here which is on those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like deals that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about envir

philip klein thank you for joining us today thank you. in good shape. transsexuals that's the word for people who emotionally believe that they belong to the opposite sex society does little to support those people and this makes them psychologically sick and sometimes they even commit suicide. there are people who feel that they are born in the wrong body and this is what i'm going to talk about. good shit next on d w. c blue sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. the musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found them deep in the rain forest in central africa. the biography. that i am. going out. and the like to bullock was a big blessing in. my little cause. he was so fascinated by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to our son was a song only in the jungle and returned to the concrete and glass trunk. the result reverse culture shock. ready for a comeback you realize how strange artificial. really connected to life i was. the prize winning documentary from the forest stars aug ninth on d w. we

phyllis klein thank you for joining us today thank you. you're going to unofficial estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. returned to venezuela. visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for minds. the people who go for information they provide the opinions they want to express t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. time for an upgrade. our furniture grows all buying. a house with no roof. design highlights you can make yourself. tips and tricks that will turn your home to special. upgrade yourself with interior design channel on you tube. we make up oh but we watch as over half of the under budget. the seven seven percent.

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but first, to the analysis of brooks and klein. ksat's "new york times" columnist david brand ezra klein of vox.com.el mark s is away. hello to both of you. it's friday, and i say this every week -- what a week. but it really is what a week. david, this week, we saw the presidens former campaign chairman, manager being found guilty of some very serious charge a number of felonies. we saw the president's former personal lawyer, michael cohen, pleading guilty to a number of serious crimes. where does this leave the presiden >> i think hurt, but, you know, the debate a lot of my friends are having is thithe unraveling moment. and i personally do not think it is. it may lead to the unraveling moment, but the manafort conviction is on matters scarcely related to donald trump. the cohen convicis about a campaign finance law. to me one of the weird things out our culture is the president of the united states paid off two porn stars to keep hithem silent about an affair ad we're talking about campaign finance. thmoral affront is so giganti

looks like calvin klein especially strong. >> i thi >> i think calvin klein and tommy hillfigger arehing to read into the price points that are working if the growth is 15% or so but if you are heritage brands is only three percent in. >> i think what i would describe as premium brands and not talking luxury but premium brands, it's a good place to be especially thinking about asia as a market. those price points are really strong for us there and the growth really works for us i think at those price points. i would read into that. the challenge with heritage businesses which had a good quarter, the challenge with those businesses is they are solely north america based for the most part and they have been around for 100 years. they don't have necessarily the growth, constant earnings that you can count on from a cash flow. >> you are pushing some of those into europe. >> we started to push our brand into europe and have gotten a good reception. we are talking about a small base at this point. >> it is interesting you point to europe and asia as the growth engines. where is the kind o

david brooks and ezra klein weigh in on the crimes committed by trump associates. an much more. >> woodruff: awe reported earlier, allen weisselberg, the chief financial offir of the trump business organization, has struck a legal immunity agreement with federal prosecutors. it is the second dayn a row a man with close ties to president trump has made a deal. weisselberg is reportedly testifying to a grand jury about more than $400,000 in reimbursement payments that he helped arrange to trump's former attorney, michael con. cohen pleaded guilty earlier this week to eight felonies. among other things, he told the judge that mr. trump directed him to pay hush money towo women in exchange for their silence about alleged affairs. yesterday, another long-time friend of the president, david pecker, who runs the company that owns the "national enquirer," struck his own immunity agreement. president trump has railed against "flipping"-- people who turn maover infon on former confidants. sthe told fox news it, "al ought to be illegal."pl to help n what we know s out the tru

havid brooks, ezra klein, thank you. you. >> woodruff: and finally, living through that awkward age in the modern era. jeffery brown looks at a new film about a week in the life of middle-schooler that is drawing strong critical praise for its performances, and for its raw portrayal of the challenges of ing a teenager in the digital age it's called "eighth grade." >> hi guys, kayla back here with another video. >> reporter: ready with awkward advice to her online video audience of zero. >> reporter: but now ready to fohat advice in real life. actress elsie fisher-- now 15-- knows what that's like. >> kayla's story was very close to home for me, yeah, because i mean i just remember being theid quiet weird kt school.in i it's not only capturing the 8th grade experience it kind of is capturing the human experience of that makes sense. because i think everyone you know is feeling anxious and weird all the ti w, regardless ther they're still in eighth grade. >> reporter: the film "eighth grade" sets the familiar fumbngs of ad

it's friday david brooks and ezra klein are here we analyze the ek's news. plus, exploring lives of today'a eighth graders new movie by comedian bo burnham digs into the awkward and online-obsessed teenage experience. >> attention is kind of currency nowadays. people want to feel seen and want to know that they have people who are actively caring about them. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language. >> consur cellular. ♪ ♪ >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation fost public broadg. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: u.s. employers have slowed their pa

the currency in freefall the stock market in the klein and a president peddling conspiracy theory turkey is economy is in dire straits and analysts are skeptical about the country's attempts to get things back on track also in the program the long mosque new of lawsuits questioning is treated by out of tesla not he says saudi arabia is going to fund it and saving the dead sea problem new mining regulations could stop a mineral heavy waters from disappearing altogether. this is a business i'm christopher caldwell come turkey is fighting come on may collapse while president out of one rallied against what he called become nomic terrorists the country's central bank on monday said it would provide liquidity and cut reserve requirements for banks the lira clawed back some losses but remains under pressure last week the turkish currency hit a record low against the dollar shed more than forty percent of its value since the beginning of the year the fallout from de niro's plunge sent the euro to a new thirteen month low and hammered emerging market currencies as investors worried about contagi

frequent guest at this point southtown days you are master of the charts technical analysis of the klein and other markets and you know the chart some time coincide with the vance and only in retrospect is say that he now that happened at that time in that price happened at that time and you know what's the relationship so the question is that you know it seemingly bitcoin price peaked when those features were launched and you're a long time wall street guy and you know all about how this all features markets work is there a connection was a relation do you see any underlying connection yes there is a connection but it's a little more subtle than people like to think i don't believe that the future launch themselves is what's causing the price to drop since the day of the future launch the way i see it is people were way too optimistic leading into the launch of the futures dot cause the price to go up way further than an otherwise would it's one of those classic buy the rumor sell the news in this case it's more like buy the expect that event but then once the event happened people real

and back with us is ron klein. you know many of these republican senators.th orrin hatch in the senate. i never would have predicted he would have said it is okay if you are from manhattan. it is not okay if you are from little rock. >> maybe i have been around politics too long, but i'm always reminded of count business mark's quote that the greatest lies are told after the hunt, before the marriage and in the election. in this 80 day period it is not the right time to look for the kind of moral leadership i'd like to be seeing coming from the republican party. that said, i'm depressed enough to think if we had epically rogue democratic president now, i have a feeling the republicans would be full of high moral dungeon. after what we learned from cohen, the president was involved in directing at least an alleged crime and presidents can't do that. so we have crossed a line now and a fuse has been lit that may not pay off until after this election as the parties lock into their positions. but this is like rust, it doesn't stop. it is the beginning of a real

next on american history tv, gil klein talks about his book, "trouble in lafayette square: assassination, protest & murder at the white house." the national press club hosted this event. it is an hour and five minutes. andrea: hello, everyone, good evening. welcome to the national press club. i am andrea endrey, an editor with bloomberg news, and i am the 111th president of the national press club. i would like to take just a moment -- if you have not already, please silence your cell phones. we do not want them ringing during the taping of this event. we are going to be broadcast on c-span as well this evening, so please don't let it be your cell phone that interrupts our proceedings tonight. if you are tweeting, the hashtag is #npclive. it is with great pleasure that i introduce to you this evening gil klein, our celebrated author this evening. gil is my predecessor as a president of the national press club. he served as president in 1994 when his two children were very young. i believe one of them is in the audience tonight. andrew? raise your hand. with his fiancÉe chloe, i understan

-- calvin klein.a significant following. stuart: we have the most watched business news program in american television. case closed. am i worth something here? >> the next step, to look at audience to see the brands. stuart: wealthy people. we have the richest audience in american television. >> you need to create a profile for you and put together to try to see if brands are interested in creating content with you. today it is all about when you work with influencers, it is about creating custom content on behalf of brand, so it is content and this is alternative to traditional advertising. stuart: i'm out of time. you are the only person that ever made data mining interesting to our viewers and to me. well-done indeed. >> thank you. stuart: come back and see us. >> would love to. stuart: good stuff. thank you. there will be more "varney" after this. ... if you're turning 65, you're probably learning about medicare and supplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only

kayla klein giving up her crown to show solidarity with the reigning miss america who claims she was bullied. klein is encouraging other local pageant sisters to do the same saying without them there's no miss america pageant. >> our sisterhood within the miss america organization is so strong, we truly and deeply form bonds and relationships and friendships with these other women we compete with. to find out that someone was being bullied by somebody you care about it's gut wrenching. >> meanwhile, miss america chairwoman gretchen charlson denies the allegations. coming up on "gma" more on what the reigning miss america is saying happened to her. >>> give me 90 days to improve. that is what san francisco's muni chief is asking of mayor london breed. the chronicle published a letter that he addressed to the mayor. in it he vows to reduce muni bus and rail delays within three months. he says after the death of a construction worker, future col rigorous evaluation and says sfmta will review permit applications from scooter companies next week. the letter was sent on monday the day befo

margrave eckhart of mice and moved his main residence from klein you know to the other side of the river sala and built a new castle. that's where number derives its name i had signed the nominee. it was a period of economic prosperity all over europe the margrave of meissen was the most powerful man on the eastern border of the german empire like many medieval rulers employed monks they handled his correspondence decided court cases and organized farming. when the bishop also decided to move to a non bog it became necessary to build a cathedral. the first one was very small. impressive churches were being built everywhere and in twelve hundred it was decided that a larger cathedral would be more appropriate with a great deal of energy and substantial cost a new building rose on the foundations of the old one. building began on the east side. sixty meter high round towers of the oldest section of the cathedral by medieval standards the work progressed rapidly. visitors have been passing through this story into the cathedral for eight hundred years. a miracle of stone and light conceived

a woman in klein crashed into the building when she hit the gas instead of the brakes.ne this hap when the driver was trying to park the car after the test drive. yououreak it, bought it. >> oh, no. good news, nobody was seriously hurt. and we can talk about it. no word if she ended up buying the car, that's the real question. >> iav guess they insurance for that kind of thing de dealership. >> i hope. >>> a savvy 6-year-old delivers a big surprise to her parents. meet caitlin, she loves playing with bash eye dolls. caitlin's mom recently let her go on amazon to ord one barbie for her birthday but when caitlin asked to go online to check on deliveries, she did more than at, ordered more than $300 worth of toys. mom found out when the packages farrived. st day there was about seven boxes. and they received three more. she probably ordered close to w $500th of stuff. she's not in trouble but she will be in lots of tuble if it happens again, right? >> the family is going to return the items, but decided instead to donate them to tdr ch's hospital. i love the happy ending to that story. >>

it's friday-- david brooks and ezra klein are here to analyzes.he week's newus plexploring lives of today's eighth graders-- a new movie by comedian bo burnham digs into the awkward and onlinee bsessed teenperience. >> attention is kind of currency nowadays.

it's friday david brooks and ezra klein are here we analyze the ek's news.lus, exploring lives of today'a eighth graders new movie by comedian bo burnham digs into the awkward and online-obsessed teenage experience. >> attention is kind of currency nowadays. people want to

hilton head woman was killed in her own neighborhood by an witnesses tell police 45-year-old cassandra klein was walking her dog near this lagoon when she was pulled under water. >> alligator attempted to attack her dog in an effort to se her dog, the alligator turned on her. >> reporter: the deadly attack occurred in a residential neighborhood sea pines in hilton head island. the alligator said to be almost 8 feet long was later captured and killed. this latestt incid comes just two months after a near identical attack involving a woman in floridse witness say they saw a 47-year-old walking her dogs near the water in a park rightt before she w missing. miami zoo's ron miguel says warmer climates and more development in the swamp land makes for a dangerous combination. >> we don't want to blame the victim, but is there something here that set this off? >> the circumstances of walking a small animal, even a small child along a freshwater body of water is a disaster. >> reporter: it's the second farylity in the state's his kerry sanders, nbc news. >> in chicago, strong winds aree causing dus w

the clothing manufacturer pvh that owns calvin klein and tommy hilfiger reported an increase.t's working to move back to its premium brand status. the company is also bracing for tariffs imposed by the trump administration. now about $400 million of pvh products are produced in china. >> the cleveland browns released one of its linebackers after he was charged with insider trading. he used information from people he knew illegal profits. they were aware of his involvement in a financial issue prior to signing him but, quote, circumstances have changed. he has accepted full responsibility for his actions and apologized. he faces possible prison time and further action by the nfl. >>> california could become the first state to require that women be included on corporate boards of directors. the california assembly approved the requirement yesterday. it applies to publicly held corporations with principle executive offices in the state. if it becomes law companies will be required to have at least one female director by the end of next year and up to three by 2021. it returns to

to aen extending his klein fourth day. as he stops and the dollar very much in focus, and we did see the aussie dollar start to rebound some of its earlier losses as we heard that got morrison will become the country's new prime minister. more relief perhaps that it could not have gone the other way around. australian markets also go higher. must have a look at some of the stocks we are watching. ok gaining the most on the hang seng index. up by .4%. function in the region, the australian diversified company. the soundseem to like of this. to the downside, we are seeing quite a big fall coming through. it's chairman has gone missing. 48% overmbled a record the last two days as the company tries to reach out to that chairman. anna, nejra. at the federal reserve's annual policy symposium in underway, --gets >> i agree the economy is doing well, and based on what i see today, i think two more rate hikes this year could be appropriate, but i also am mindful. that is not a commitment. meeting, you have to reassess and understan

they've been forced to say in the mother answer for this at all well overall so far they've all the klein to be interviewed but they have fielded questions that are a crisis communications consultant and author and another says in a certain misunderstanding like hiring a crisis communications consultant. they don't knock it till you try it my crisis communication consultant has gotten me out of many a tight spot. john are you getting much better straight from the jar to answer that maybe a little ship or anything including peanut butter is merely a construct of the capitalistic bush crime scene. i don't like that could be a right good line that. this . was not. every swallow first. has come up with a new one to help you pay for sick days maternity leave and other urgent life emergencies well what do you want to bet it's a really great plan filled with compassion and care for the least among us for more on this we go to our truth. teller for new new york new jersey rhode island and washington state have in common . well if you set places that see the box couldn't find on a map of the us of

david brooks and ezra klein break down the stunning week in politics, as evidence of criminal wrongdoing gets closer to the oval office. >> woodruff: plus, a festival in egon pushes the boundaries of shakespearean theater, with an aim toward diversity. >> just the representation of me, as a latino, playinggl henry v, an h king. if i had seen it, that would've affected me, if i was in high school. >> woodruff: all that and more,

they've been forced to save the mother answer for this at all well overall so far they've all the klein to be interviewed but they have fielded questions that are a crisis communications consultant and author and another says in a certain misunderstanding like hiring a crisis communications consultant. they go knocking to a dr my crisis communication consultant has gotten me out of many a tight spot. and. john are you getting my peanut butter straight from the jar to me that would be a worshipper of anything including peanut butter is merely a construct of the capitalistic bourgeoisie a. i don't like it could be a. good line that. this . was not. every swallow first. has come up with a new one to help you pay for sick days maternity leave and other urgent life emergencies well what do you want to bet it's a really great plan filled with compassion and care for the least among us for more on this we go to our troops now and we will. tell born you new york new jersey rhode island and washington state have in common . well if you set places that see the box couldn't find on a map of the us

tccording to the report, pv, had, the par company of calvin klein and tommy hill figure plans to be negativelyly a quarter ofts stores are located in hurricane-prone areas and thee same is true, by way, of dunkin' donuts. >> remember hurricane irma?l it took a t on miami last year even without a direct hit. s changed real estate developmentategies and reshaping local economies. diana olick has the latest stallment on her continuing series "rising risks." ♪ ♪ >>> this $25 million water-front home is the epitome of miami beach paradise, but it is paradise at a price. because rising tides andxt increasinglyme storms may already be lowering its val. in fact, this home just five miles inland in miami's little haiti could actually be a better investment according to a controversial new study. >> what we see here is the theory of clite gentrification. harvard university's jesse keenan tracks the values of more than 100,000 single-family homes across miamioing back 45 years, and in a published study coined the term climate gentrification. >> so you're saying home prices areallreadyng 10% because of cl

and he my colleague andrew fowler got reaction by for and against chris klein chris cuomo is coming. to town i see them on television they seem to be getting some kind of fight some kind of altercation it always seems to come from them it is a matter if they're fighting hay or whatever they claim you can't put your hands on somebody even hide behind some kind of moral high ground don't touch people if you don't want to be chased is really just as simple as day it doesn't matter what political affiliation the other person is violence even if it's the most justified and righteous violence that you can have it still creates negative karma it is still very problematic seemed to be. something that should be diverted to only when it's absolutely necessary these people really are what they purport an associate be against they're talking about being anti fascist but a lot of their action mirrors that of what was on the mussolini's time with the whole black church situation it seems like they're doing the same thing i'm not saying it directly to same as what was going on back then in italy bu

poll or to suggest that the reputation of news organizations is in the klein it found that more than a quarter of american citizens not think that their president should have the power to close media outlets deemed to be behaving badly. and took to the streets of new york to get opinions home freedom of speech which the american media just can't get over the anime of the people label first slapped onto it by donald trump a little while back anime of the people i think crosses a line i think it's reckless i respectfully ask that and this is a phrase that has a long historic provenance it goes back to the french revolution it goes back to stalin to now when the president attacks journalists we question his motivation at this point you could dismiss the comments simply as media oversensitivity or biased against donald trump however whether it's media partisanship or trumps behavior it seems pretty clear that public support for freedom of the press is stark now at this point less than half of americans say they believe the mainstream media is working hard to engage in honest reporting no

our political director rick klein is analyzing the details. rick. >> democrats in florida delivering one of the biggest upsets of the primary season. the 39-year-old mayor of tallahassee, andrew gillum, the surprise winner riding an endorsement from bernie sanders for the democratic nomination for governor. >> this race is about every last single one of us, right? >> reporter: he'll face off against ron desantis from 60 miles to the north donald trump's hand-picked selection for the governor's race. >> so, i'm not always the most popular guy in d.c. but i did have support from someone in washington, if you walk down pennsylvania avenue, he lives in the white house with the pillars in front of it. >> reporter: meanwhile in arizona, a hard fought contest for senate ended essentially as expected, martha mcsally, former fighter pilot will go on to face kyrsten sinema in a race where the republicans ran closer to president trump than the late senator john mccain. that will be a marquee match-up as will it be in florida where rick scott clinched the

according to a new poll the reputation of news organizations and the klein and found that more than a quarter of u.s. citizens think that president should have the power to close media outlets seem to be behaving badly has been on the streets of new york. the american media just can't get over the anime of the people label first slapped onto it by donald trump a little while back anime of the people i think crosses a line i think it's reckless i respectfully ask that and this is a phrase that has a long historic provenance it goes back to the french revolution it goes back to stalin to mouth when the president attacks journalists we question his motivation at this point you could dismiss the comments simply as media oversensitivity or bias against donald trump however whether it's media partisanship or trumps behavior it seems pretty clear that public support for freedom of the press is stark now at this point less than half of americans say they believe the mainstream media is working hard to engage in honest reporting now what's more shocking is that twenty six percent of americans

les moonves is klein do comment on sexual misconduct accusations.t overshadowed the earning week. joining us with more is brian. andhave had a hold on cbs take down your price targets. you make of the position since nothing was brought up yesterday about allegations related to les moonves? >> that was pretty stunning on the call. in some ways, unsurprising. it was always a bit of an unlikely scenario that they maintained independence. at least a combined cbs and viacom and some form, that has to be ruled out almost entirely. that cbs can be independent and that movie is -- les moonves could run the combined entity. the cbs board, which is the issue at this point has done the seat of making the viacom board look good. .his is the big problem they were investigating this reporting, given the about cbs news, rumors around this topic, that were out there. in any rate it does seem unlikely he will be around for long. somer there will be marketer that might say we think our female centric brand is probably not the best hit for cbs going forward. something

it's better to recycle that timber and klein our forests and restore the -- tim letter and clean up our forests. lou: are they persuaded? >> some are. day was in a conversation with nature conservancy, and they understand. lou: you have had to fight the kind of nonsense being said but that you would sell 0 your grarnld children for the oil industry. your response? >> sad and pathetic that he would inject grandchildren into a conversation. the great state of washington, i played for the ducks. i enjoys playing for the huskies. it's unbecoming of the great state of washington. he should apologize not to me, but to the state of washington for those type of comments. lou: i want to turn to this fight that erupted over security clearances, admiral mcraven among those. unexpectedly, surprisingly. i'm sure was to hear your reaction. weighing in, taking the president to task for listing the security clearances of an absolutely politicized director of a politicized intelligence agency, and that is the cia under president trump. -- under president obama. >> a security clearance is not a trite, it

frequent guest at this point southtown days you are master of the charts it's technical analysis of big klein and other markets and you know the chart some time coincide with the vance and only in retrospect is say that hey now that happened at that time and that price happened at that time and you know what's the relationship so the question is that you know it seemingly bitcoin price peaked when those features were launched and you're a long time wall street guy and you know all about how this all features markets work is there a connection was a relation do you see any underlying connection yes there is a connection but it's a little more subtle than people like to think i don't believe that the future launch themselves is what's causing the price to drop since the day of the future launch the way i see it if people were way too optimistic leading into the launch of the futures that caused the price to go up way further than an otherwise would it's one of those classic buy the rumor sell the news in this case it's more like buy the expect that event but then once the event happened people