ian kohl with more from the santa cruz mountains. >> reporter: the depriestus family knows the drill. forced to leave home once again. >> nobody wants to leave their house again. nobody wants -- you know, you leave your house, you don't know what you're coming back to. >> reporter: they evacuated last summer during the czu lightning complex fire that threatened homes. now incoming rain will make all of that burned area unstable. it's right above their house, and the hill could slide down on top of it. >> they had called and told us there was a mandatory evacuation, and so we called the hotel we were at the last time and said, well, we're coming back for a couple of days. >> reporter: the next door neighbors are evacuating, too. they moved here just one year ago. >> it's rough. >> reporter: worth it? >> yes. i will take anything to live i this area no mter what. it's stressful, but it's the better thing to do. we're going to be safe. >> reporter: flashing signs warn people entering boulder creek sheriff's deputies are going door to door telling people to get out, they'll also patrol th

his singular achievement in history and greatest legacy because bush essentially cuts a deal with kohlh didn't believe in the idea that germans would be more militaristic but he didn't care. he had a bigger fish to fry which is to say that he recognized at that moment that kohl needed help and was pliable, therefore in, some important ways because bush said to him i'm the most powerful man in the world. i have levers of power over the other countries in the four-party treaty that have legal responsibility for germany, britain, france and the zone. can i get each them to say yes if i need to but you've got do something for me, hand that something, you can already predict, is you have to make sure that a unifiedful germany remains in nato because without nato why remain in europe? and first principles, the europeans can't take care of themselves so no matter what happens in this future bush is determined that we have an american presence kohl accepts this deal. the british and french accept this deal. everybody accepts this deal except for the soviets and they, too, were finally negotiat

kohls its highways in the sky like the jet stream for instance. is seen as an open invitation to everyone who is fighting for a future free of fossil fuel and dreaming of a new kind of boundless borderless maybe. set a center is so good it's from home as a homo from time to. goal for me art always means an art dialogue or an exchange one that for example the art involving the spiders and spiders well because. we have to form new alliances and new ways of working to understand our world clearly. the categories that exists today tend to separate us from one another rather than to unite us. it seems to me that art can help us in this process forward if in your heart has this ability this generosity or this innocence is that producing those in art you continue to search with childlike innocence and it seems to me that that is exactly what can help us to see the world with other raw. data center is continually venturing out with childlike curiosity into the world he said that he can better understand our planet and our cosmos to literally. those. proje

and i know when you take a look at kohl's, kohl's is really coming on very strong and using these powera, they have some positive numbers today and i'm looking at these also-ran retailers that are less and less also-ran look at that kohl's chart. that's really good when they had sephora, remember jcpenney had sephora, that was a big deal >> you were down on kohl's for quite some time. >> because they missed quarter after quarter. >> and then they did well. >> not sure what's working now. >> okay, so i'm going to stay negative when they start doing that >> i'm just pointing out, i missed when you got positive >> well, when it reopened. >> when it reopened? >> that's not fair the last quarter was very good. >> it was good i know >> you know, i'm not going to take back -- >> you saw the limited's performance last year. >> elle brands >> excuse me >> elle brands amazing l brands, bath and body works because people want to be clean in a pandemic. >> yes >> they say wash your hands, that's l brands, wash your hands, they did better, from public health than anybody that was the central part of

that includes bed bath & beyond, kohl's, and kroger.bed bath & beyond, kohl's, and kroger, just a few. when you support freedom of speech, you're no longer allowed to speak. that's the new rule. it's one of the last places in this country where americans are allowed to speak and we are honored to have him on tonight to give his perspective but want to note for you, the transmission line that connects his studio to our show got cut before the show. but thank you, he has faced time and is on it right now. thank you so much for coming on. >> that list is bigger, also the shopping channel, shop hq, they just keep turning in their pos and saying we don't want my pillow anymore. if >> tucker: so your views on politics whether viewers or anyone else agrees with them are not are the views of millions of other people, and you've expressed that. if you now been shut down it seems pretty clear they are sending a message. people in the public recognizes cannot step out of line because you might convince others to do the same. do you take another me

bush essentially cuts a deal with kohl.cessarily believe in that idea that germans were bound to be militarist stick, but he did not care. he had bigger fish to fry. he recognized at that moment that kohl needed help and that he was there for pliable in some important ways. because bush said to him, i am the most powerful man in the world. i have levers of power over the other countries in the four power treaty that have legal responsibly for germany. britain, france in the soviet union. i can get them to say yes if we need to, but you need to do something for me. something you can already predict is, you have to make sure a unify germany remains in nato. because without germany, nato can't survive. it is the biggest man power supplier, the second biggest material supplier, that's where all the good bases are. without nato, why are we in europe? and remember, first principles, the europeans can't take care of themselves.í+7:>t1 so no matter what happens in this future, bush is determined to ensure that we have an american p

maker's mark and finally my pillow ceo mike lindell said in an interview yesterday that retailers kohl'sath & beyond are removing his company's products from their stores so if you're still looking for one, check the floor on a t.j. maxx near you. and that, you guys, was the monologue. we got a great show for you tonight. rachel maddow will be here can't think of a better person to spend the last night of the trump presidency with. and her show "i hate suzie" is currently streaming on hbo max billie piper will be joining us. but before we get to all that, today -- today was donald trump's last full day as president of the united states. and he spent it stewing in private, mulling pardons for well-connected allies and releasing a meaningless, lie-filled farewell message. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: today trump released a pre-taped farewell message filled as usual with the soaring oratory he's known for >> my fellow - >> seth: [ bleep ] off you don't get to do that you don't want to do any of the hard parts of leaving like gracefully admitting you lost and at

back into the software giving us more a more information about how planets and what's that ascent oh kohls it's highways in the sky like the jet stream for instance. they are seen as an open invitation to everyone who is fighting for a future premier fossil fuels and dreaming. of a new kind of boundless borderless maybe. set a center slogan from homo sapien to homo full time to. a lot of people who go cold for me aren't always means in our dialogue or in exchanges going on that for example the art involving the spiders and spiders weber's. we have to form new alliances and new ways of working to understand our world only. the categories that exists today tend to separate us from one another rather than to unite us. it seems to me that art can help us in this process where we can do art has this ability this generosity or this innocence that producing those in aren't you continue to search with childlike innocence and it seems to me that that is exactly what can help us to see the world with other raw. data center is continually venturing out with childlike curiosity into the world that he

i heard the position of the former distinguished political figure chancellor helmut kohl who used to say that if the european culture would like to preserve itself and maintain its role as one of the cultural centers in the world, again taking into account all the problems of world civilization and development, so europe and russia should be together. we share the same position and the same opinion. in the situation. this situation is no doubt far from being normal. we have to come back to the positive agenda. this is the common interest of russian and european countries, no doubt about it. the pandemic has played a negative role. the opinion is one of our main trade partners. so we have to come back to positive trends. we have to increase our interaction. russia and europe. from the economic point of view, are natural partners. and from the point of view for development, technological development, development from the state point of view, russia is showing european culture, but the territory of russia is a bit bigger than the entire europe. we have a huge human resources -- but it c

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which is fed back into the software giving us more a more information about how planets set a cent oh kohls it's highways in the sky like the jet stream for instance. is an open invitation to everyone who is fighting for a future free fossil fuels and dreaming of a new kind of boundless. set a center slogan from homeless to homo futon to. gold for me art always means an art dialogue or an exchange that for example the art involving the spiders and spider's web. we have to form new alliances and new ways of working to understand our world. the categories that exist today tend to separate us from one another rather than to unite us. seems to me that art can help us in this process where they can do art has this ability this generosity or this innocence that they are producing those in art you continue to search with childlike innocence and it seems to me that that is exactly what can help us to see the world with other raw. data center is continually venturing out with childlike curiosity into the world that he can better understand our planet and a cosmos to literally. all of. those . projec

mike lindell says my pillow dropped by bed, bath & beyond, kohl's and wayfair.o sue him who visited the white house and falsely claimed that dominion rigged the election. >>> an oregon mother describing the moments after her suv was stolen but the thief came back to criticize her for leaving her child alone.>>eptes morng eg m and bizarre encounter during a carjacking. >> it's that split-second decision that could just change everything. >> reporter: on saturday someone stole crystal leary's suv while it was parked outside this meat market in portland. leary says she left her honda running with her 4-year-old son inside as she ran into the store to grab a few things. that's when someone stole the suv and drove off. cen her for leaving her son unattended. the man ordered leary's son out of the suv and then drove off again. >> as moms we get really busy, and we think we're just running in for a second, and this is just a perfect example of just letting our guards down and how terribly it could have ended. >> reporter: leary says she was in shock but grateful the su

and what you see throughout the city are national guard troops via kohl's barricades high fences streets extremely empty as a result lots of boarded up storefronts and you sort of get the feeling that there are more national guard soldiers about 25000 then there are people milling about i really just saw a trickle of people throughout the day the big security news in the last couple of days has been that 12 national guard soldiers were removed from their mission to help safeguard the inauguration and sent home the national guard is saying 2 of those had sent generalized threats against lawmakers either posts on social media or task texts but there were no specific threats towards president elect joe biden or vice president elect come on the harris this comes as the pentagon is investigating whether or not there are any white supremacist or far right group members in its midst and its valley if there are to root them out or thanks so much potential and i mean that. well in the past few minutes theory me and president has some rouhani dismissed trump as a tyrant he called on the new admini

future to something happening right now after the break in fact we're talking about this small sco kohls latvia's prosecution of russian speaking journalists an attack on basic democratic values. as the trump presidency comes to an end the country stares into a political abyss divisions are deeper level than ever before and dialogue is almost non-existent talk of compromise is deemed to be treasonous by many this will shortly change. again the times exactly 21 minutes past the next russia's foreign ministry spokesperson has warned that latvia's prosecution of russian speaking journalists threatens fundamental values including free speach. their oppression of journalists rights is becoming ever more commonplace and some countries have set of state mechanisms for exerting pressure on dissident media professionals we view this aggressive actions as a blatant disregard for press freedom and freedom of speech the basics of a democratic society but of last month love for security services open criminal probes into journalists working for the bold news and r.t. affiliated sputnik news agencies

coronavirus lockdown by 3 weeks to be and of january the decision follows a meeting between chancellor kohl and the country's 16 state leaders rich they also agreed to further tighten some restrictions on public life including private. people living in places hardest hit by the sea their freedom of movement restricted as well here is the chance. that we call on all citizens to reduce their contacts to others to an absolute minimum and in an extension of the country strictures on private gatherings people will only be allowed to meet those from their own households plus one other person from another household you know but even. that's a significant reduction from the contrary a 5 people from 2 households holes there are muslim because of regarding the previously agreed strategy on what happens in areas with more than $200.00 infections per 100000 inhabitants. we've decided on a further possible measure which is limiting people's movement to a radius of 15 kilometers from the home unless they have a compelling reason to do otherwise these are of course doctor's appointments or places of emplo

people are continuing their protests against a lockdown measures on the dire state of the economy at kohls for more protests in the northern city of tripoli security forces have been deployed to protect government buildings. and as you have a live news continues here on out is there right next story. teaching you just the right english streaming live all night you channel. plus thousands of our programs will be tweeting documentaries and dad used to. subscribe to you tube he would slash al-jazeera english. i am from the arcadia watching history over the past few months with everything i'm sure about covert 19 of covert 19 vaccine we've always looked at medical professionals to help us pack the discussion but what happens when medical question themself i'm not sure about taking a covert 19 vaccine that is the inspiration for today's show have a look at some of the headlines that inspired us the coronavirus a pandemic safety fears hamper india's trove of 19 vaccines the stories of from all over the world from the u.s. heading into germany other parts of europe as well this. solenoid trenchan

no, try kohl's. do you want to check in the back? i already did. i mean, this guy walked out of the medal of freedom ceremony in his own house. he just left the dude in his own office. isn't that guy the president now? that's how this works. maybe if it was a different president you might have been like wow, that must have been some national emergency. but he doesn't have anything to do. hannity starts in 20 minutes. got to get ready for hannity. hannity's on, i can't wait! for a dude who refuses to leave office, donald trump is awfully eager to leave his office. who knows, maybe that's how trump will concede. trump will get distracted and forget what he's doing and wanders off and biden forgets what he's doing and wanders in. peaceful transition of power. once again, the big story is the coronavirus pandemic. you know, it's the reason you give for why you haven't had sex in nine months. let's check out the latest news about the pandemic in another episode of keeping up with corona. ♪ ♪ let's begin with the united kingdom, america's estranged dad.

that included bed bath & beyond, kohl's, and kroger. those are just a few.n you support freedom of speech, you're no longer allowed to speak, that's the new rule. this network is one of the last places in this country were americans are allowed to speak, we are honored to have mike lindell on. one note, the transmission line got cut minutes before the show, not exactly sure how but thankfully mike lindell has faced time, he's on it right now. thanks so much for coming on. >> that list is bigger, there's also the shopping channel, shop hq, they just keep turning in their pos and saying they don't want my pillow anymore. >> tucker: so your views on politics whether our viewers or anyone else agrees are the views of millions of other people and you've expressed them. you have now been shut down -- it seems pretty clear. people the public recognizes cannot step out of line because you might of convince to do the same. >> i've always backed this great president donald trump, since 2016 when i first met him but when i went back to minnesota in 2016 and say i met t

penney dropped mypillow, along with kohl's and bed bath & beyond.day, twitter banned lindell. oh, that's nice-- no more fascist conspiracies to distract you from the toxic misogyny. but with mypillow in trouble, there's an opening in the market for conspiracy-spreading, as-seen-on-tv products. and one company is taking advantage with this new ad: >> eggs! they're impossible-- holding them, cracking them, making them hot. but not anymore, thanks to the egg whizzard! the egg whizzard makes perfect eggs every time, and it's the only kit pnteed to fight the secret cabal of satan-worshipping cannibals who control our water supply! no more messy counters! no more sloppy plates! no more george soros lizard men. the egg whizzard makes eggs easy! as easy as it was for mr. rogers to fake his own death and live under an assumed name in cuba until he receives the signal to return at the head of an army of child patriots and arrest bo and sunny obama! wn i tried the eggiz way a single product can make great omelets, fluffy meringues, and stop the trilateral comm

straight ahead plus retail ripping, dillard's and kohl's posting gains go lone or go home what a 50-year u.s. treasury could mean for your money. intel and ibm both lower in levels since the ickoff. we start with losh lipton in intel's big quarter. >> that stock had rally. intel was up about 20% year to date clearly some investors excited about pat gelsevery taking the reins. segment, ccg, chips for pc's, 10.9 billion both better than expected. i did check in with tech analyst patrick moorehead, intel crushed two four he says, exceeding guidance significantly just judging by the report the likely lost market share in servers, he says, though the data business better than expected why is the stock lower here at least initially. investors wanted more color. you talk so much about how they're being addressed. we did not see those details at least in the press release investors might have also wanted to see guidance from intel that conference call is getting under way right now. melissa, back to you >> thank you, josh lipton brings up a good point as he always does we still don't know about

amid those false claims bed, bath & beyond and kohl's pulled my pillow products from their stores. >>m, all you. twitter is launching a pilot project called bird watch. registered users will be able to create notes for a given tweet. they'll exist on a separate part of twitter's site. no word if that could lead to a tweet's removal or other consequences. >> to portland now where police are trying to determine a motive after a driver mowed down a group of people over a dozen blocks. one person killed, five taken to the hospital. >>> disney's jungle cruise getting eighteen overhaul at the theme parks in the u.s. the ride has been criticized for the depiction of indigenous people as wild and threatening. it's been called out for tone deaf content. a movie is set to be released later this year. >>> wall street power broken leon black is stepping down as head of apollo investment. he's been under pressure because of his personal and philanthropic relationship with the late jeffrey epstein. that relationship continued even after epstein pleaded guilty to felony prostitution with a minor. bl

. >> it was actually konrad adenauer who, no, i'm sorry it was helmut kohl who said, and i remember because one time he actually said in my presence. he said, it is a smart idea to bow your head twice in front of the twin killer. in other words, paying special tribute to the -- of france. and i thought that was a smart move, and he meant it seriously, when you consider the history of germany and france, and the wars that have been fought ever since, you know, the 1870-71 war after the end of world war ii. it's probably a good idea to be extremely respectful of france, if you come from germany. and i think that has created a very, very trustful relationship. and i hope, you know, yesterday former president of france passed away at age i think 94 or so. and those of us who are the older generation will remember how the president of france and helmut schmidt as the chancellor of germany in the late 1970s and early 1980s work together to the benefit of a more capable european union. they worked together -- they were instrumental in creating the g5, g6, g7 arrangements together with president fo

meanwhile, xi jinping is warning in a virtual davos, warning about a new kohl war with the united statesndent benjamin hall with the report. >> reporter: lou, it hasn't taken long for china to flex their muscles. they want to know what they can get away with with the biden administration. we saw it over the weekend as china ramped up pressure on taiwan sending a large number of fighter jets towards the island are, 15 on sunday, just a day after 12 other planes, including nuclear-capable bombers, also went into the area. this mock attack prompted the biden administration first public remarks on its relationship with taipei. the state department saying: we urge beijing to cease its military, diplomatic and economic pressure against taiwan and instead engage in meaningful dialogue with taiwan's democratically-elected representatives. the uss theodore roosevelt entered the south china sea. it's not only the china/taiwan tensions, it's also control over those shipping lanes. china has called for a reset in u.s./china ties under biden, and on thursday they warned the u.s. to, quote, cautiously

non-essential stores were doomed for disaster but we got the vaccines sooner than expected which is how kohl's, nordstrom and macy's could be coming back with a vengeance. the next round of stimulus checks certainly will hurt very smart money managers bet the cycles would never end and shorted anything that looked forward but thanks to the circle of higher price targets followed by higher share prices, these geniuses are been blown out of the water. the bottom line, this moment is a nightmare for the bears. but nirvana for the bulls with the government pushing to vaccinate everyone over 65, the real baby boomer crowd including yours truly. as long as the circle of number bumps, not mumps, they care eurd that in four years keeps propelling stocks higher, you got to stick with the bull market raising numbers every day. stephno in new york. >> caller: professor cramer. i'm a long-time student and visa ticker symbol v. >> it is amazing, isn't it >> caller: yeah, the reopening stocks but recently with the ten-year hitting above 1%, visa dropped about $10 in the past week. >> let me give you my thes

that is going to be and incredible benefit the joe biden because when he picked the telephone and kohl's only just casually shows up as i'm almost sure is going to do whatever there is a need for dialogue and it won't be because he's trying to get on the air he's trying to the covid he's trying to twitter upbeat posted its going to be because as the u.s. senate. he learned from age of 29, time he left the senate and became the vice president and now the president at all times leave all your the same opportunity. there she is you are attempting to achieve work it out and don't take the credit. that's joe biden. >>before we let you go we're watching here from the studio i assume you're watching from home because of covid like all americans in you're watching everybody in masks and how have you been weathering the covid storm. mister brown and what did you think about seeing. >>inauguration in a pandemic it was stupid and cereal haha. >>well it was the strangest and their ration that i've ever. brinkley witness. i i couldn't i couldn't believe how. separate all those people were made except

now as far as a possible solution here in the bay area, the oakland kohl see sum is proposed as a potential mass vaccination site. oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan who sits on the coliseum authority board and explains why this location may be an ideal one. >> luckily, we did the work last fall to set it up as a voting site so you can t upsehe vehicle flow so people can come in, get their vaccine and go out without creating any crowding. >> reporter: oakland a's president dave cavalle endorse this is idea. we'll see if other sports facilities will follow suit and do the same. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, pete. >>> also happening today there is a new push to ensure more californians, happening later this morning bay area leader also encourage people to sign up in covered california. 1.6 million californians have done so, including about 320,000 in the bay area. the deadline to sign up is january 31st. >>> sacramento also preparing for unrest. 3,500 feet of fencing now up around the capitol building, as many as a thousand california national guard me

with department stores fully reopening in the not too distant future, they will do a lot maybe with kohl'sis doing much better since they got the s saphora deal here is the bottom line, other than ma, mastercard and 3 m our go to stocks are fabulous performers since we found out about the vaccine in november. some of them got a little rich, i admit. disney, nike, dupont but the rest of the list is still actually worth buying. union pacific before the quarter, maybe after emm emmerson, ppg with the coatings, ralph lauren getting out of bad stores, all good and of course, pvh. with the way the government is bundling the vac scine rollout, this list will get higher once the pandemic is finally under control. let go to joseph in connecticut. joseph good evening, mr. cramer my wife and i love your show and watch it every night. >> you're very kind. thank you. worked hard this weekend to get the show right keep going on different directions to make it so it interesting to many people how can i help >> i bought both chipotle and mcdonald's several weeks ago as they seem to be good businesses to i

. >>> you know the my pillow ceo mike lindell, he said bed, bath, yonds, kohl's and way fair have droppedes. we have reached out to the retailers for comment to verify the claim here. lindell has repeatedly claimed the 2020 election was a fraud. last week he was seen leaving the white house with some notes and documents with all kinds of conspiracies along those lines. dominion boating systems has also sent a cease and desist letter to lindell over his spread of lies related to the election. >>> we end today with an elementary school teacher from virginia among the national guards men currently protecting the u.s. capitol, yet he's still teaching classes from the back of his humvee. in between guard shifts he jumps online to teach his young students band lessons. he's a soldier for both the constitution and music education. >> i try to actually give an explanation ahead of time, explaining what's going on and to make sure they're not worried about us or me or anything like that. my wife is just awesome taking care of our 3-year-old son. his birthday is on sunday. i hope i get to see him.

traditionally german chancellor as a lot of or a long time helmut kohl who with the previous as a but one was that tree longer than he was known as the eternal chancellor and then we had schroeder for 7 years i think so so to be prepared him to come in after that it's certainly possible that he's 55 so he probably he said the relatively good chance of last being full for 10 years he is also interesting he the somebody who speaks french on to let me after who's not good. at the french took not speak french not in accord so going back to odd now who is the one to forge the alliance with the prince spoke french comes from a family that is originally from belgium and and therefore he is oriented towards the french very much and does speak their language the few months up to september that's what's up thank you. probably more still ahead on news hour including we'll look at what the future could hold for donald trump's so-called muslim travel ban. the dutch government resigns after a child benefit scandal that led to thousands of families being falsely accused affording the state. coming u

mike lindell says it's been dropped by bed, bath & beyond, kohl's and wayfair. dominion voting systems is threatening to sue lindell and he falsely claimed the company rigged that election. >>> another sign of the times in response to inauguration day, facebook banning weapons related ads at least through friday. the suspended ads are for weapons accessories, things like hollisters, facebook already banned ads for actual weaponry, including guns and ammo. the social media giant is expanding on abundance of caution. political ads are also banned. >>> hotels and rental properties in washington, d.c., would typically be sold out around a presidential inauguration. in 2009 and 2017, hotel occupancy was 97% but this year of course is very different amid the pandemic and the wake of the capitol hill riot. hotels are open but they tell cnbc they've beefed up security measures. airbnb is blocking all reservations in d.c. this week. >>> if you haven't gotten your tickets yet, get ready. after all $ 1.5 billion grabs is up for grabs in the next two days. we have two days

country today, warning that they expect armed shows of force by trump supporters in all 50 state kohl's. no capitols. most of what we've seen in online postings is a call for armed protests of trump supporters in state capitols this weekend on sunday, the 17th, but the fbi memo today said they expect the threat of those armed shows of force to not necessarily all happen on one day. they expect the threat of those armed shows of force to start in state capitols around the country on saturday this week d weekend. the fbi also said it's aware of and monitoring new threats against president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris and house speaker nancy pelosi. anybody who says to you that what happened on wednesday has sort of, you know, cowed trump supporters has made the trump -- part of the trump violent insurrectionist movement, you know, rueful, or feel sorry for what they did. it's calmed them down at all. ask the fbi in terms of the threats that they're seeing about people who the president has identified as his enemies. as nancy pelosi leads the house through this process over

that would include bed bath and beyond, kohl's, and kroger >> that list gets bigger, there's also heb, shop hq i mean, they just keep, you know, turning in their po's and saying they don't want my pillow anymore. >> seth: dear god. kroger and the shopping channel stopped selling "my pillow?" wither freedom if george washington heard this, he would roll over in his grave, which is still more comfortable than rolling onto a "my pillow." people don't know this, but that's actually what caused the revolution the british told thomas paine he couldn't sell his line of toilet seat cushions in the town square anymore because his opinions were too controversial so thomas paine started the revolutionary war. "thomas paine's toilet seat cushions, time to drain the main vain do it on a paine paine's toilet seat cushions it's just common sense." [ light laughter ] that was a joke for my eighth grade history teacher. shout-out to -- i cannot rememberd at history i just see a blur. definitely by a chalkboard also i should say, i'm skeptical of big tech too. so are lots of progressives. don't get me

he thought either the west and helmut kohl would simply not have this referendum at all, which would be a public relations coup for moscow, because moscow could say we are on the side of paying attention to public attention in the west -- public opinion in the west. or there was a chance that moscow's favored side would win. the shorter the range, the debtor the germans. the germans,der why do we want them anyway. i really can't stress this. the landscape of the 1980's switches in the middle of the decade. early 80's is different from the late-19380's and early-1990's. 2020, butoctober 1, only on twitter. we may have to get that specific. 1980's are not quite that bad, but it is such a rich decade, it's a meaningful difference to work on the early verses the late. -- versus the late. it's great to have some company on the early-1980's. thank you, simon, for writing this book. >> do you want to respond? simon: maybe i will pick up on your point about the quantity of information, right? me's so true that, as ti progresses, the quantity of material that requires declassification grows l

kohl except the deal. the british except -- accept the deal. the french accept the deal. everyone accepts the deal except for the soviets. they too were finally negotiated into accepting the steel and in a way that is lasting consequences for today. mikael gorbachev, remember him, he came up with the idea that we would demilitarize normalize our relation and we would be accepted by the west agreed ultimately that he would allow the germans to unify, he had both legal authority to say no from treaties never fully implemented after world war ii, the peace treaty after world war ii, and secondly, he had 300,000 troops and nuclear weapons on east german soil. he had pretty good leverage to say no. he said i will say yes provided that you accept us into the west and as long as nato does not expand to the east. to which american policymakers in february 1990, james baker and robert gates specifically , and because of new documentation we have verifiable proof of this, american policymakers said we will make that deal. shake on it. we will not move, baker said, nato 1 inch to th

to talk about that is kohl's cole. we are seeing big gains, and let me ask you why that is.tors placing a bet for continued momentum in 2021? you know, there is a different picture of what is going on in u.s. markets versus outside. a --t havingbrexit not be having brexit not be a focal issue is a big deal. i think the dollar's weakness is going to play into the story the next two to three years of global equity markets. it has been huge for a foreign investor to enter u.s. markets with a stronger dollar era. as that wanes, what does that look like for the picture we have in u.s. equities? that could change how foreign investors look at u.s. equity markets but in the interim, they are happy. using the ftse as an example, it has been a tough stretch for non-us markets and will they be more worried about that the next few years? anna: good evening, good to speak with you. it seems investors in europe are starting the year positively, at least wanting to load up on risk assets, on equity markets. how much more do you want to add to equity positions at the start of 2021 versus l

this is from kohl's. super cute really comfortable nice sweatshirt.silhouette with the ruffle detail. another cult favorite is this one from free people you can wear it anytime, anywhere super cozy it is a heavier weight again, under $40 tons of colors to choose from. >> what top are you wearing? >> i was just thinking that. that's cute with the puffy sleeves. >> this one isn't here, but we can talk about that. >> let's get to your bread and butter you're the queen of matching sets we know it what do you have for us? >> yes, so i love a great matching set one and done it's so easy, you can't mess it up i love this one. it is great. tie-dye was having a moment. this set, you guys, under $15 for the set. you can't go wrong from shein. amazing. if you want something a little more elevated, again, you want one with a little more structure, little more details, the one in the middle, as you see, is from target. it has beautiful details on it, as well. again, you can break up your matching sets to get more bang for your buck. last, believe it or not, velour

morning a big call on united airlines, jetblue, delta, american, along with other calls on exxon, crm, kohl's, ralph lauren, and of 'r binoeg. wee back in a minute . >>> let's get a mad dash with jim on this monday >> we're talking to jeffrey sprecher, gavin michael, with this new bakkt and we mentioned china security you want to know what china security is high, it's not alibaba, anymore, after what happened publicly. and neo, we had neo day and weekend, and the electric car battery that people like and we saw the idea that what is going to happen is, a real challenge to tennis. now, if the market grows from 2 to 3% ev to 10% ev as a lot of people think, there is plenty of room for both, but this has really captured the younger person they trade this thing like a banshee. people think nio, when you look at where it's come from, it is the next tesla and the next tesla has been probably something that is the greatest search that the younger people have embarked on, and they think they found it in nio. >> i had a discussion with my kids over the weekend, who informed me, jim, they don't ever ex

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kohl's amused bernie sanders in brown zip up, colorful mittens, bobblehead version available preorderie sanders. bernie on a ski lift. bernie on the moon. bernie waiting in line. it goes own and on. what do you think going through his head when that photograph was taken? stuart: he is not a suit and tie kind of guy. he doesn't wear capitalist clothing. super cash oomph is the name of the game for the socialists. you don't remember this, susan, many, many years ago, there was a leader of the british labour party, michael foote. he appeared at a memorial service for our dead heroes. he appeared in sloppy shows, looking slovenly, an lost in a landslide. his clothing did i had for him. susan: he hooks so unamused. some. themes floating through his head according to memes, inaugural address could be done in email. better a date. i have things to do like raise minimum wage. stuart: the trouble, you can't see emotion when you're wearing a mask. i doubt that he was smiling however. that is not bernie's style. you rarely see socialists smile. they're always angry. all right, susan. let's leave

that said, even this air isn't that kohl.ay. wind developing across california, today into northern california. by tomorrow spreads into southern california, and then tuesday is our biggest day of this. we're going to see some winds maybe over 70 miles an hour especially up across the central california mountains, maybe towards southern california 50-60 miles an hour. that's certainly going to cause problems. by wednesday it calms down, northern california still there, one more day towards southern california. one more story to show you precipitation in the coming week, take a look at this. find where you are, nothing really mid-atlantic towards the northeast, but a bit of lake effect snow. some rain in the southeast, and take a look at this, the four corners and southern california getting much-needed rain and mountain snow. all right, guys, or back to you. president don't go anywhere, rick, because as promised more monkey beards, as we told you earlier -- [laughter] the monkey tail beard becoming a trend the with men experi

do you kohl emily swear you'll support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true and faith and allegiance to the same that you will take this obligation feely, without any mental reservation for purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully execute the duty of the office on which you're about to enter. so help you god. congratulations, you are now members of the 117th congress. pursuant to clause 5-d of rule 20, the chair announces to the house that in light of the administration of office to the members-elect the whole number of house is now 433. the chair would ask that all members and staff present in the chamber and throughout the capitol, please rise for a moment of silence in honor and remembrance of the dedication and service of the fallen united states capitol police officers brian . sicknick and lebengood. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess for a period of less than 15 minutes. "washington jo" continues. host: michigan state law professor brian kalt, is back w