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trump said it's knotts fair, it's not reciprocal, and we're going to demand concessions.an pull it off, i don't know. i hope he does, for the good of america. >> it's very tweetable, but is it worst it? >> is it worth it is it and is willed business community get behind him business loved tax cuts and deregulation, businesses do not love tariffs. they will have hard choice toss make in terms of how they play all of this and whether or not they'll shift from 40 years of globalization to a different way of doing business. >> all started with harley. the question is the ultimate end game is to have more trade. >> but how long it takes to the to the end game. we don't know. >> thank you above so much. >>> coming up next, much more on the breaking news, upholding president trump's travel ban, he's calling it a tremendous victory. more reaction from capitol hill and beyond. stay with us. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadviso

housing a finger on the pulse and seeing it happen in life was that they were able to mine privately knott's a feature of pick point and it's a feature that's kind of went down to every other corner so we want to try and find a way to prevent people mining in private delaying the broadcast of the blocks and then basically surgically implanting them in chains whenever they want to do it to come to the transactions so we're going to have a walk penalty for delayed block injections and then further down the line we're going to try and look to leverage our secure node network and have a huge network of helpers to get a team of fifty three people about half of them are developed and aliza take to put in a fix like that it's going to take us probably a couple of months through the short to mid term solution for the longer term solution of using our nodes as kind of new trees it's probably going to take more like a year that's a really long term fix but they do you license is out to other clients a similar problems is not a bug but a feature so we're a fork we do it through the open source communit

housing a finger on the pulse and seeing it happen in life was that they were able to mine privately knott's a feature of pick point and it's a feature that's kind of went down to every other corner so we want to try and find a way to prevent people mining in private delaying the broadcast of the blocks and then basically surgically implanting them in chains whenever they want to do it to come to the transactions so we're going to have a walk penalty for delayed block injections and then further down the line we're going to try and look to leverage our secure node network and have a huge network of nodes probably how many developers you get a team of fifty three people about half of them are developing aliza take to put in a fix like that it's going to take us probably a couple of months through the short to mid term solution for the longer term solution of using our nodes as kind of new trees it's probably going to take more like a year that's a really long term fix but they do you license is out to other clients a similar problems is not a bug but a feature so we're a fork we do it through

housing a finger on the pulse and seeing it happen in life was that they were able to mine privately knott's a feature of pick point and it's a feature that's kind of went down to every other corner so we want to try and find a way to prevent people mining in private delaying the broadcast of the blocks and then basically surgically implanting them in chains whenever they want to do it to come to the transactions so we're going to have a walk penalty for delayed block injections and then further down the line we're going to try and look to leverage our secure node network that could be a huge network of nodes probably how many developers you get a team of fifty three people about half of them are developed and aliza take to put in a fix like that it's going to take us probably a couple of months through the short to mid term solution for the longer term solution of using our nodes as kind of new trees it's probably going to take more like a year that's a really long term fix but the deal licenses out to other clients a similar problems is not a bug but a feature so we're a fork we do it thro

. >> i was flipping through nece knotts and saw michael grimm's name in the news again, here is the headline, he leads dan donovan in staten island gop primary. what does this race tell you about the republican side of the aisle? >> so new york has its primary on tuesday. everybody has their eye on that particular race. it's the 11th congressional district. dan donovan is running for reelection. michael grimm running against him as a republican. >> and a felon. >> yes, he had to leave congress was he was convicted of tax fraud. he's coming back, saying he's the more pro-trump between the two of them we've seen it ballet out where the more-trump candidate does win. we can't tell whether he will pull it off on tuesday, but it's certainly competent 'tis. where realize it's all about trump and where you stand. how much do you want to embrace him? >> we'll be watching. beth, thank you very much. >>> up next, my conversation with the man who exposed the abuses in abu ghraib. how seemo developed his nose for news. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm w

matt knotts is the organizational president. >> i think it's a solvable problem, actually. we're working at scale to solve that problem to get food from every point in the u.s. food supply chain from farm to fork where there is surplus food and to capture that food and get it where people need it most. >> people like charity mills. the food we picked up earlier made its way to this pantry and then to charity's home. >> tonight is spaghetti. that's a pretty typical family meal for us. >> have you ever stepped back and thought about how many people you've liked helped feed now? >> i haven't, but i don't feel like it' been enough yet. however i can help as long as i can help, i will do it. >> sanjay gupta is here with me now. sanjay, it's such a basic thing and it is also everything. >> you deal with so many things that you're talking about in the news that are unsolvable problems. this one seems very solvable. it's very sad, i think, that we live in a country where 40% of food is wasted. >> it almost doesn't even compute. it shouldn't make sense. >> it's a maze to mazing to m

there is oh, it's never been this bad, it's knotts normal. i always like to check in with you and you have witnessed a long arc of american history. what do you make about the president of the united states publicly stating we don't need laws and we don't need judges and we don't need due process? >> well, thanks for having me here, chris. first of all, we need to see clearly and not have what i call outrage fatigue there have been so many outrages one on top of the other. the tendency is to get so fatigued. we need to see clearly that president trump, both his rhetoric and his policies, they're reckless, they're divisive, and they're doing serious damage to our core national values, what hold us together. now, there is this, that it's already been demonstrated that a political response centering on the ballot box saying don't forget we have the ballot box, and that will be decisive in the end. beyond that is the idea of the president in effect, what he is saying, not in effect what he is saying is i am the law. something we said earlier with

accession would again be in turkey's future unfortunately what mr ed you want it by calling europe at knott's the us and trying to use turkish dyess for writing in europe as a tool or arm again this europe and european governments in creating this call for it in those countries all these people who very much disappointed with turkey so we will revive the spirit will. make turkey again part of this european circles european parliamentarian rebecca harms is among the disappointed ones she's made turkey one of her main issues you have thousands of people imprisoned for political reasons it's a huge perch against opposition people so it's really. not the democratic turkey we should be hoped for and worked for so what if there are one wins and continues down the authoritarian path should europe just let him go is own way even if that means he cozies up to russia and iran ruling for a new stein of the martin center think tank says possibly the question is what do we have to give up in order to make a turnaround i think would be too much it would be our own identity we would have to stop being the w

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