so many people have focused on the koch brothers. and i started to focus on them a bit, but they pretty much stopped back in 2016. they're in my book, but not in the starring role they might have hadthey had supported trump versus david brock and his group supporting hillary clinton. the koch brothers, like many republicans or conservatives, did not like donald trump and did not spend money on him. they kind of sat it out which is, i think, very unusual. but it's part of the reason why hillary clinton far outmatched trump in terms of the fundraising. >> host: next call comes from guy in reading, pa. hi, guy. >> caller: i just want to put this out there, that i think the birther movement got trump elected. i think it's because there's a lot of hate out there -- [audio difficulty] highest office in the land. a lot of people were not even political. but they decided that they were going to vote for trump because, in their words, he speaks their language. >> host: guy, i apologize, i'm going to have to hang up on you. i was having troubl

koch standing. ian: waiting for it at the 35. here they come. koch gets rid of it. end over end. off erickson but made its way out of bounds. dan: erickson and dennard kind of ran into each other when that ball was coming down. fortunately for the bengals it did crawl out of bounds. ian: 41-yard punt. tonight on cbs, begins with "60 minutes" and people who are making a difference in america. followed by swat, seal team, and bull. that's tonight only on cbs. dan: this is almost a disaster for the bengals as mayle is fighting off dennard and the ball hits dennard right on top of the helmet. it goes out of bounds at the 10. ian: cincinnati first and 10 at its own 10. dalton. punt by bernard. angles out of bounds. brandon carr there for baltimore to limit bernard to a three-yard gain through the air. dan: this is where dalton has to be thinking about two guys. obviously a.j. green is probably going to be double covered everywhere but tyler crawford has had a huge game for the bengals. five catches for 50 yards and a couple of scores. been quiet here in the second half. ian: green has

out of colossal if you're upon your love you most moment tony koch at most will know what to wear when i feel so fia. you're going to. their owner said. you're going to get you out a lot and go to them one local. you know. i will. tell them when the. moment on the really study go they're not somebody you know so i see those tongue i also took obasi. yalit up with when i. look out they said on the call in and out of some of it that i know spittle when i go to call in is. gonna have an advocate it can get out of the. sea a month and even though it's. going to slow the knee almost. the whole lot of the battle of almost. be medicine for the what else ellis you only could look at i wish i had been. spying be one of the favorites to win the world cup next year which of the countries do you feel will be in that group germany brazil the usual countries. you're going to isolationists. but i thought by that. you know the europeans will kill us at about us eally he said aloud i mean alimony and when i was young and their boss and she and i'm going to need them when they leave it is your brother a

sergio ramos to chat spying and the shoes well koch. brothers. ok zack a. so if you have to like you you can join me on the stan collymore show the first question is about leadership did you feel pressure taking over from a legend the captain's armband did you fail. i'm a human. being and then the medical wheel i said. you could have been listening going up a little on that i did you're going to assume that and we will need to back off of the poor they're going to. have another vehicle more or less alessio yalit up with. opportunity to pull their out of leave that out. of that another but i mean that he left you only i would you describe your leadership style in the dressing room being a captain is a very important job. how do you think you've developed as a captain what in the second mate i mean when you combine yet of sick of it you. leave that out of it on the bottom on it so you listed on it that i do. said about it i don't know. sadly that you're going to get there they said c m but it. didn't but i see their combined euros when i said. you know a lot

and what i say is, you know, if the koch brothers decided for some reason, or their danish equivalents, to make the people of denmark doubt the science of climate change, they could spend all the money they want. you wouldn't have a third to a half of danes doubting the science of climate change. - you need gullibility as a feature and sadly, here in america, we are gullible. - that's my point. - i want to ask you about religion before i get to trump. i'm so interested in the degree to which religion is a persistent topic in this book. - [kurt] yeah. - you talk about christianity on the one hand, and actually you go down into the weeds on scientology a little bit and some other things, but you also talk about secular folks, who are like the new agers basically, right? - yeah, spiritual but not religious. - right, who are themselves in some ways -- - some, and again, i don't want -- - [evan] fantasylanders. - yes, many of them are, and i don't want to paint with too broad a brush. when you say christians. - not all christians. - not all christians at all just, you know ... - but it does

over to our financial correspondent frank for daniel koch daniel what a car shares doing today for was in. well actually with this news you might be thinking that we would see a landslide here happening at the franc for a stock exchange well actually the opposite is the case shares of volkswagen were at some part of the day even number two here right now they are still with a plastic off about zero point two percent i was talking to an investor a little bit earlier he told me that they're pretty much by the company to go get those negative public reports but on the other hand the company in the last weeks and months has progress been. writing very strong numbers with the record sales numbers for example in china to investors and also receiving a very positive comment commentary from an analyst today so that's the reason despite the very strong euro that we are also seeing today that shares are actually doing very well today ben what about the long term though because the supervisory board calling for an inquiry they could well be consequences where do you think this is going to go. wel

disappointment is fueling those protests in the country that and other business news is coming up that christof koch there you'll see it soon. it's all about the moment. it's all about the story in song. it's all about georgia.

nick mentionedt the koch brothers. does anyone know where they got rich? catherine has brought up the practicef socialism and stalinism a little bit. they got rich -- part of the from thewealth arrived ussr. how ford andforget u.s. capitalist interests were very happy to drop their ideology and do business where they could. example of public education. if they're conceding that, i actually agree that most conservatives and libertarians would concede that a child has the right to be literate and learn basic mathematics and it is really unequal. but we have public education in this country. it is taken out of the market in this country. if they have this right is a social right, what is more fundamental than housing and them having three meals a day? isn't that even more fundamental than education? [applause] why don't we enjoy all those things as social rights? as far as democracy, i want to stress of course we believe in rightsrock social and the rights of minorities, civil rights. the question is how to take those rights on paper and turn them into realit

that is what the koch brothers are doing. what is the rnc doing?re on a daily basis talking about tax cuts and what they will do for the american pupil, attack circular on the website, individuals can see how much they are saving and we are raising tons of money, candidates can do the same. stuart: you are not winning. former speaker nancy pelosi can go out and say 86 million middle-class american families will lose because of the tax bill you are losing and 58% of americans think the big corporations and the rich are winners from the tax-cut you are losing again. you are behind on this one. >> the tax cuts have not even kicked in but voters have a big wake-up moment when they look at their paycheck, see they are bigger, look at nancy pelosi and her lies and see them for what they are, expose the sql's lies, windchill of companies pouring money back from overseas, bonuses and raises, little by little people i seeing -- stuart: i don't know whether you have any input on this but i want to see our president pound the table and sell the tax-cut deal.

the koch brothers lobbied heavily to pass the tax cuts. they are already tied for 8th -- they are already among the richest in the world, each of them worth over $48 billion. and in germany, police have raided activists' blockades in the ancient hambach forest, where activists have been camped out for years trying to stop the ongoing construction of the hambach coal mine, the largest open-pit coal mine in europe. the activists say at least 10 people were arrested in the police's massive eviction operation. democracy now! visited the occupied forest during the u.n. climate summit last year. this is one of the activists named indigo. >> we're in a treehouse village in an occupied forest. it has been occupied for over five years now. the occupation has the aim to prevent the exploration of the mind. it is not just about protecting the forest, but about fighting global warming because this region of lignite mining of power plants is the biggest stuff of co2 emissions in all of europe. and you go how has the company responded to the occupation?

the koch brothers will fill in that gap. >> yes, i read this morning that the koch brothers are going to put in $400 million for the -- because they're concerned that democrats will overperform come november. leave it up to democrats obviously to lose a race. i think at the end of the day, it's probably going to be a sweep. i do think democrats are probably going to take back the house. i'm not sure about the senate. i think mark is right. the reality is there is a lot of moderate republicans, college age republicans and so forth that are saying enough is enough, i can't stand this anymore. you saw that with doug jones in alabama. i think we'll see that in november. >> back to the basics, the democrats basically decided they were going to call every single voter. the naacp basically called every single person on the voter roll. that had never happened in the last couple of elections we can think of collectively. this idea you have to go back to the basics, actually talking and engaging, is something americans have to start doing better. >> the answer is charles barkley. remember, it w

head fund gazillion air who funds the most right-wing stuff, really hard right-wing stuff and the kochbrothers who are absolutely going to wreck planet if they have their way. so i hope america's goals could be adopted even on the other side by normal people. politics doesn't have to wreck planet and dispossess our own voters. this, i, is not -- your job is to beat them in the election but our job as americans also is to get off this crazy path that we are on that is guided not at all by the common purpose and common interest, not even by the common opinion polls of the divided country but by a few absolute rich plutocrats who are breaking up our country right now in front of our eyes. and i hope that we can play some role in shining a spotlight that americans want good things in both sides and hope there are some challengers that will come on the republican side in their primary election that's a come on, we don't have to be so obnoxious, we can have normal politics. that is part of what we are hoping for as well but the point you are making about the kind of resources needed for succ

the problem that we have, jud, is take on the koch brothers, the second wealthiest family iin ountry and other billionaires who will pour huge amounts of money into the political, into the election of 2018. >> wuff: senator bernie sanders, it is always a pleasure. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: two years ago, ialkswagen admitted to essenty cheating on emissions standards with diesel vehicles. as part of a nearly-$3 billion settlement with the federal government, volkswagen was quired to establish a fund that could used by states to reduce air pollution, specifically from diesel exhaust. irates are now figuring out how to spend thare of the settlement. special correspondent cat wise reports from oregon on efforts to reduce diesel exhaust from older engines. her story is part of our breakthroughs reporting for our weekly series on the "leading edge" of sence and technology. >> reporter: portland, oregon is booming. more than 20 cranes dot the skyline. much of the heavy-duty work construction sites and freeways, rtvers, train tracks, in poland and throughout the country

. >> i want to get your sense, tom, of how you regard the brothers koch and what they've done here. of their own. you look at their groups. they talk about grassroots efforts as well. they, like you, have a lot of money at their disposal. how similar is what they've done to what you're endeavoring to do here? >> well, i think they're completely different, david. i mean, first of all, i say 2018 is a fight for the soul of america. and if you wanted to see what i think we're fighting against, the koch brothers are a pretty good example. as far as i'm concerned, they're not transparent, they don't -- they've never been on your show. they'll never be on your show. they're secretive. they try and hide the fact. they act in the interest of themselves. and what we're trying to do is something completely different. we're trying to expand democracy in the united states, because we believe that when the american people are engaged, they make good decisions. and our whole goal is to put power into the hands of the american people in a transparent way, to explain what we're doing, because we ac

the koch brothers who are into prison reform.hey're far on the right and many didn't expect that to be a project of theirs. so if jared kushner gets on -- i'll be generous. jared kushner gets onboard and the koch brothers onboard, can they find a way to move the needle in their direction, rather than jeff sessions'? >> this is something that has to be done by congress. so can jared kushner -- >> can their influence matter more? >> -- influence the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the house speaker to actually move legislation that, and have, hold hearings, committee hearingsened and get a bill to the president's desk he will actually sign. as we have seen with any -- any number of issues. all the president wants is a win. it does not matter what the bill says. so jared kushner can actually push through a bipartisan bill that gets to the president's desk, that he can sign, the president will sign it. >> the other story i was interested today is climate change. another report talking ways the federal government scrubbed c

sent jong's koch a few droll is the conventional church of the order of st john the floor is made up of three hundred seventy five marble slabs over the tunes of the orders leading knights to the left it doesn't just have historical attractions the city gate is based on plans by stark italian architect renzo piano as is the new parliament building. the cultural capital of europe it's outstanding it's fantastic for us as maltese we are all very proud you know this is the best years of malta for us these last few years walter has grown so much and. this is the place to be this is the place to be in two thousand and eighteen this year there's a special squawk larger on unesco monuments like st john's cocoa beach will more than four hundred events will be taking place in valetta under mulch of this year he. is determined to make a big splash in twenty eighteen. says. the but. it does certainly look like the place to be and with that we've come to the end of the show as always it was a pleasure having you along and we shall see you again next week. because your a jew a jewish boy from the

march of this month koch greenland's could profit from climate change. made to measure bike frames from a three g. printer. i don't know cause a mountain top model for future cities. welcome to the show. how long will the coda regions be covered with ice the earth is warming and thrive temperatures are making glaciers and sea ice melts. like in greenland most of the island still has ice cover hundreds of meters thick but that's to change what geologists thinks that's not necessarily bad for greenland future. travelling through southern greenland it's easy to understand why the vikings called the island green it has hills meadows lakes and rivers the endless ice starts further north. mimic grows in calls this landscape home he was born in greenland is great grandparents used to hunt here here comes to sort. the prize winning geologist from the natural history museum in copenhagen often travels to the north he says greenland is an open book that just has to be read. it's all these rocks in the landscape tell a story but of course you have to be able to und

the media one such think tank is the heartland institute which has received funding from exxon mobil koch industries and the american petroleum institute heartland spokespeople are fixtures in the us and other anglosphere media outlets we always have. always had trouble the same is true for the competitive enterprise institute. which has also been funded by oil and coal companies hiring about the director of the center for energy and firemen with the competitive enterprise institute one place he won't find climate skeptic lobby groups is china chinese industry just like the media tends to move in step with communist party policy as far as the party is concerned the debate around the cause of global warming has long been settled for almost a decade now china has been the world's leading investor in clean energy. and in his speech at the c.c.p. nineteenth congress late last year president xi jinping himself warned of the home humanity had inflicted on nature. in china on climate change is its very important issue it's happening and we have to do something about it and it's very difficult fo

an overwhelming majority of people believe that the dreamers , young people brought here to know koch is effort of their own -- through no conscious effort of their own. there were 25 members present. the president said that he was for protecting and making sure that the dreamers stayed here. everybody around the table agreed. republican and democrat. we all agree that c.h.i.p., the community health centers and other health programs should be reauthorized. we all agree on helping our fellow americans impacted by natural disasters. americans are saying to themselves, if you agree on those points, articulate it. why can you not resolve this issue and why can you not resolve it today? we are all here. we are going to stay here. we want to resolve these issues. fund government, protect dreamers, protect children, provide relief to those damaged by natural disasters. protect our veterans as well. provide resources to deal with the opioid crisis. we can do that today. democrats have consistently been ready and willing to sit down at the negotiation table and reach an agreement with our repu

out of colossal as you have by your lover you most moment tony koch at most will know what to wear when i feel so fia. you're going to. their owner said. i know you're going to get you out a lot and go to them well no can. you not going though to. tell them when will you be food all the moment on he really thought he go there by you know so she goes and i also took obasi. the aisle yalit up was when i. will look and they said i will call in this out of some of it that i know it's better. when i go to call in is. gonna have an advocate it. will see a month and even though it's. going to slow the knee almost the whole lot of the battle of almost. any medicine for the. only could ok i was i had to get up and. spying one of the favorites to win the world cup next year which of the countries do you feel will be in that group germany brazil the usual countries. you're going to go. with what the what i thought go by then when the. head of it i seeley he said aloud i'm yellin money and when i sell it. on your bus and i'm going to need when they leave it is your brother and he'll nothing really

we always want to make sure that our staff and our kochs are treating children with the same respect that they would want to receive and so we take a the allegations seriously. we have gun to interview students as well as adults in the building to find out exactly what has occurred. but the district wouldn't say what they've learned from the interviews. the parents want the coaches replaced, a full accounting of the fees they've paid and a guaranty that their daughters can cheer and be protected. it's been going on for almost a year. unfortunately when the parents decided to tan up again, the coaches decided to disband the team. instead of addressing it they told these girls you're no longer going to be able to come here and participate. we'll district's investigation. evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> now to an update some of you will love to hear, the 355 bridge over the ma knock see river in frederick county is back open. last month a garbage truck hit the bridge causing significant damage. they have made repairs and now reopened the bridge two weeks earlier. metro is working to i

big east tournament i sat down with el cappy bank sergio ramos to chat spying and the issues well koch. brothers. ok dr kay. so you have to like you can join me on the stan collymore show the first question is about leadership did you feel pressure taken over from. the captain's armband how did you feel on a human. would be and then that a wheel i said earlier was said to me yoko took a nice. little poem that i did you're going to guess and a song written we wanted to buy off of the where they're about to come but the look on and. i know that penny and see that another take.

presented by koch industries. larry michael with chris cooley and coach jay gruden.son over for the redskins. 7-9 the final tally for the redskins. first coach defensively, manusky first year as d.c., what do you like for defense this year. >> they went through a lot of injuries. we lost foster and then compton and zack brown got hurt and we played different combinations. they adjusted well. the secondary came on strong, the loss of nicholson, the up coming talent that we think he

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out of colossal if you're up on your love you most moment tony koch at most will know what to wear when i feel so fia. you're going to. their owner said. you're going to get you out a lot and go to them one local. unit. a couple. of them will know if it's all of the moment on he really thought he'd go there and not somebody you know especially those stung i also took obasi. yalit up was when i . look out they said on the call in and out of some of it that i know spittle when i go to call in is. gonna have a gun advocate it. will see a month and even though it's. going to slow the knee almost. the whole lot of the battle of almost. get a room at the medicine for the. only he could ok i was i had to get up and. spying be one of the favorites to win the world cup next year which of the countries do you feel will be in that group germany brazil the usual countries. you're going to tell us your. at the plaza but i go by them when the rules here you know they give us head of us eally he thought aloud of them yelling money and when i sell it upon which i know they're busting him by month and e

march of this month koch greenland could profit from climate change. to measure but frames from a three d. printer. patent no cars about the model for future cities. welcome to the show. don't move the postal read.

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justice also robust bipartisan support reforming the criminal justice system very much supported by the koch brothers so you have both libertarians and progressives supported that so there could be some movement on that in twenty thousand and then he laid out his immigration platform and basically that was four points you know a path to citizenship for the dreamers taking twelve years up border security we're seeing twenty five billion dollars thrown around for border security. visa lottery ending that and ending chain migration let me. correspondent in washington alexander phenomena liaison billets talk a little bit to go i want to get your take on this speech and also the fact that there were some big name agenda items that were not mentioned tonight we didn't hear anything about climate change we didn't hear anything about digitalisation of the economy we didn't hear anything about high tech anything about silicon valley. very little about human rights if anything what struck you the most about this speech. well i can agree that it was a president still a speech that first sight it was a

alleges that the company mistreated employees for the conservative political views male gender and koch asian race james de mall was fired last august after his internal memo criticizing the company's culture went viral. i'm simply stating that the distribution of preferences in the billets use of men and women differ in part due to biological causes and that these differences may explain why we don't see equal representation of women in tech and leadership in the ten page memo the former google employee suggested women were less suited to certain tech roles he was fired after google c.e.o. stated parts of the memo violated their code of conduct and crossed the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in the workplace neal mccabe a political journalist speculates on the feature of the case. i think the law and the constitution is on the side of the company but it is interesting that the courts are allowing this case to move forward i think it would be dangerous if private companies were being held to a first amendment standard that doesn't really apply is certainly don't want employ

christof koch are joins us now and kristof we are having the motor city on its right sara the detroit motor show kicked off sunday it is of course the industry's largest event in the u.s. the united states and china being the world's most important markets for automakers not as u.s. consumers have a long lasting lawful pickup trucks carmakers were eager to present their latest big expensive gas guzzlers analysts say the high end segment could benefit from u.s. president donald trump's tax reform luxury carmakers especially could be the clear winners as the new tax legislation will leave more cash in the hands of those with higher incomes but concerns about potential protectionism in the u.s. cast a shadow over the industry. for more on the industry's performance last year and a look ahead at twenty eighteen our correspondent carsten phenomena spoke to b.m.w. is chief financial officer. dr peter immobility is said to be the future of the car industry a number of countries throughout the world are trying to get more electric and hybrid cars on the road now here in america this administr

yeah so so so you know the billionaires of divorce against do very well the koch brothers in the united states against do very well i'm not so sure that he was looking after his base and what worries me is that having promised to look after the interests of these base having pretended that protectionist you know solar panels and washing machines is helping in space when it does not happen that way the revoked the anger will be much greater than it was in the lead up to his election but i agree that protectionism is not presidents around the world and it's not the politicians have suddenly turned bad it's that the financial system has so high the interests of ordinary people that they're demanding of their politicians that they should be protected from these uncontrolled mockridge financial fellow and though admittedly i want to happen to us not to tap into what you're saying right there that the people that the go to davos the people that are end of that room. do they have any sense of this type of anger and frustration that you're voicing that people have about about the system i think

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of a twelfth national correspondent in frankfurt daniel koch don't know what a car shares doing today for was in. well actually with this news you might be thinking that we would see a landslide here happening at the frankfurt stock exchange well actually the opposite is the case shares of volkswagen were at some part of the day even number two here right now they are still with a plastic off about zero point two per cent i was talking to an investor a little bit earlier he told me that they're pretty much used by the company to get those negative public reports but on the other hand the company in the last weeks and months has been provide. very strong numbers with the record sales numbers for example in china to investors and also receiving a very positive comment commentary from an analyst today so that's the reason despite the very strong euro that we are also seeing today that the shares are actually doing very well today ben what about the long term though because the supervisory board calling for an inquiry they could well be consequences where do you think this is going to go.

shopping spree last year now what does that mean and let's bring in our financial correspondent daniel koch who's standing by in frankfurt no apparently he's not. i'm here. there is the ideal but just these one of things for you two point two percent of growth g.d.p. growth in germany last year is everybody happy over there frankfurt. well i figure that we're talking pretty much every day here about new records yes the german economy is strong it was strong in two thousand and seventeen it's most likely also going to be strong in two thousand and eighteen as well the immediate reaction at the stock exchange i guess you can see it in the background shares were actually jumping and they were appreciating that that's what investors are telling me also senor economist of unit credit bank was stating a little bit earlier that germany is really jumping from success to success but in two thousand and eighteen there are still some factors that could be harming the economy as well breck's is still a very big topic some are saying that at the end of brics it could be also become quite expensive for g

charles koch who or has watched and participated in nairobi strikes from nation does he see any call to duty with the city of the one nine hundred seventy s. they call him he has changed the population has changed the port difference because into meanly there been a zation so many things have changed that that never abuse certainly wouldn't be there a lot of the a bit of it is there a bit of the specter of nairobi that is the agreement so we don't feel but infrastructurally we've got a totally different city and that process of change if anything seems to be accelerating in recent years it's actually what you call it it's it changes year on year on year out narrow b. ten years ago is a totally different era b. from the narrow be ten years prior to that and if you actually move it a little short and there will be in five years changes a lot in two years ten years a lot. of the infrastructure definition of roads in the last five years alone in the city of nairobi is so much that a person who was here five years ago would actually need a gated to it to get there we are all giant roads t

koch doorway. was a major collaborator he organized the big break or exhibition in paris in one thousand nine hundred two and wrote an introduction for it. really who was fascinated with erotica visited the exhibition. he said it's a good thing statues don't have erections otherwise there'd be no room to move around. a girl in shasta swapan there takes a school boy purposely going to. publish it is based in new york. when his books come out in the u.s. he travels around the country to promote them this time because wife writer jane time has come along americans love his blend of nazi horror and hard boiled detective fiction. and there's only one thing worse than being an american book tour and that's not being asked to do with american book too. because it's like it's it's. there's a lot of adrenaline and it's a performance. in new york he makes an appearance at a small but well stocked book store that specializes in crime novels the mysterious bookshop. and like his colleagues doesn't care much fo

try doing business in california, koch brothers. good luck to you all. the one fun i'm going to have is watching all these short-sighted nation destroying businessmen try to see what the regulations are like under an economy that's run by lurks is gutierrez and nancyuc pelosi. but i think trade would be good. i would like to see an end to the pointless war. immigration, trade and no more pointless wars. but we are still in pointless wars. he has been good on trade and he's been good on bringing jobs back. steve: so great to see you? can you stick around? i want to get you talking about the clintons if you can bear it. >> i would love to. i'm a specialist. steve: fantastic. next we'll check in on the senate floor. plus you heard the stories of corruption and pay to play involving the clinton foundation. break, what separats fact from fiction. do what is your online tax service getting you? stop by your local jackson hewitt and get all the benefits of a tax pro. with jackson hewitt you get 100% accuracy and our max refund guarantee. so, switch to jackson h

charles: the koch brothers plan starts wednesday. safe streets and second chances in four states.hink it's great news. it's shocking because it's coming from people when were told were racist and they were going to throw everybody in jail and lock the key and throw it away. >> this is exciting news. i think we have seen democrats and republicans try to get it done last time and it got blocked in the house of representatives. this started as a war on drugs created at the end of the nixon presidency. now we have to work on solving it. but here is the problem with trump policy. it's going to be about the implementation. who will be implementing it? a lot of this work will happen at the justice department. you have attorney general jeff sessions who has been a little bit murky on how we do criminal justice. charles: can you be a law and order person and believe in redemption? >> absolutely. but we haven't seen that in the prior administration. jeff sessions allowed more more federal money to go to private prisons. if we are going to do prison reform we have to end private prisons. cha

but to find out exactly how it reacts let's go straight straight to financial correspondent daniel koch who is standing by in frankfurt i hope he should be visible right now if we can hear yes he can hear me don you know our investors relieved. well there are certainly relief here and i can tell you that new elections certainly would have been here a horror scenario at the stock market we would have most likely seen shares dropping massively yeah you just mentioned it. is up at the moment with a quarter percent not as much as you might think it would be this is happening because we are seeing a very strong euro at the moment the euro also with the three year high today reaching one twenty one i guess that's also reflecting a very well how relieved also other european leaders are at the moment that most likely we are going to see a very stable government now happening here in germany because germany one of the key countries here of course also in europe for many european leaders it's very important that germany is stable also when we talk about the coming months such as a brick said no g

colin powell, jim nantz, dorothy bush koch. but i think the first time we, the public, got to see them is because guccifer hacked into his sister's personal e-mail account. that's how he first got them and that's how we all first saw them. what the hacker guccifer did went on for a while, 2012, 2013. he raes a leleased a lot of peo information personal, medical information. by publishing e-mail sent to hillary clinton, it was the guccifer hack that accidentally exposed that hillary clinton was using a private e-mail server and you know how that ended. >> the hacker got caught. what he did, that unauthorized access and stealing and redistributing data, that is illegal. the u.s. justice department went after him. i think he was like a retired taxi driver or something. they got him in romania, brought him to the united states and they convicted him. in september of 2016 he was sent away to prison for more than four years. and as often is the case, they department of justice sends out a press release and this is the press release a

hard as the media-shy mercers reportedly invested a million bucks in breitbart, 2.5 million to the kochthers action fund and more than a million to the good for growth. now there is word that the board of breitbart is debating weather to jettison bannon altogether. mercer said the family provided no financial support to bannon's political agenda. for months they have allegedly wen out been out of contact. a long way to fall since october when rebecca mercer hosted a party in her new york city apartment where steve bannon was a guest. we'll be right back. you're watching "velshi & ruhle." thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for shipping? ship the goods. you're a go! you got the green light. that means go! oh, yeah. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. we're gonna hit our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye! let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. am

wisconsin n has been a test cas, the laboratory for the koch brothers and so many o other peopople fortroying the progressive movemenent and corruptingng democracy stuff sct walker led this effort. wiwisconsin, sincece he took ov, has passed the worst germanic in the country.y. the worst foot suppression laws, and the worst dark money laws. what they're doing is systematically corrupting every letter of democracy to try to give republicans for power. they are turned a purple state, it gave birth to unions to social security, do so many other important progressive achievements, turned it into a laboratory for the coat others another big-money interests that have t their way and decimatatel the thingsgs that made wisconsin prorogressive state historically.. thisis is the model thatat rerepublicanans want to expoporl acacross the country. that is why i said what i said my article, because what is happening is that major ramifications. able how is it they are through more sophisticated gerrymandering able to get such large majorities, even though that minority vote? talk about thehe differ