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>> if you always want a lip stain, kool-aid works. >> what? you just use the kool-aid powder and a little bit of aquafor. >> stop. >> but i do notice it on my kids and i'm like, wait, let's not do the blue. >> popsicles work too. >> they do. >> jess also told us she looks to her mom for approve especially when it comes to her own outfits. she says i still center pictures even at 37. >> my mom just says, wear lipsti lipstick. >> well, now you know. cool aid or popsicles. >> let's talk andy coen. andy revealed to me that j-law is still not over her housewives moment. >> can we talk about jennifer lawrence that night? was she really that surprised? >> she was out of her mind. since i make dreams come true, here is your housewives dinner party. >> wouldncouldn't believe it. she was shaking. >> does it still blow your mind that people we consider a-list hollywood stars are that in tune to the franchise you created? >> rihanna posting about vanderpump rules. rihanna, come to the play house. >> reporter: milo and anna will be his guest at the histori

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there's a lot that's not a scam, but yes, everyone's drinking the kool-aid.le of days ago, somebody relatively prominent said bitcoin is bigger than the internet, bigger than the industrial revolution. >> what about tim draper >> yinlt to mention his name, but yes. >> he's also saying that in four years it'll appreciate to the point where the bitcoin or -- bitcoin and all cyber -- cryptocurrencies will be worth about how the entire s&p 500. >> there's just -- there's no relation between value and usefulness and on the usefulness side -- there's the currency like bitcoin and then there's the technology, like block chain. block chain technology has terrific applications, including financial transactions. we don't need a new currency to do it and, by the way, there's no reason that a new currency should instantly have, you know, billions of dollars of value. >> it's karen. i read your piece. i agree with almost everything you said on the ico market, but bitcoin itself, a lot the arguments you made one can make them for gold and yet, gold exists as a part of peop

>> you always want to lip stain, kool-aid works. >> what? >> you use the kool-aid powder.'s not do the blue. >> let's talk about jessica's ex john mayer and his bestie andy cohen. >> nischelle turner got the details on their friendship as andy brought "watch what happens" "live" to hollywood. >> did you see all the housewives invade the clubhouse this week? it's iconic and of course we know jennifer lawrence was probably watching. andy told us j. lau is still not over her top five moments. >> can we talk about jennifer lawrence that night on "watch what happens"? was she really that surprised? >> she was out of her mind. >> since i make dreams come true, take a look over there. >> oh, god. >> she couldn't believe it. she really was. she was shaking. >> i'm going to cry. >> does it still blow your mind that people like that, who we consider a-list, you know, hollywood stars are that into this franchise? >> it does. rihanna the other day posting about "vanderpump rules," that was amazing. rihanna? come to the clubhouse. >> his late-night show is the hottest ticket in town. r

there was also controversy in connection with jared bunn and kool-aid on the track from their latest album the rap duo compare their bodies with those of concentration camp inmates despite an outrage over what is perceived as and she semitic lyrics they were allowed to perform and even what an echo in the german hip hop act of the year catch a grey. d. talking wasn't singing a company no made his disapproval of the clear during his acceptance speech for best german rock act. i say this now for all those who think like me. censorship is not the answer but i do hope that disputes like the one we are having today will give us a new awareness of what kind of provocation is or is not acceptable who. doesn't ish is could tell you that it is everywhere there's some controversy normally about who is nominated and who's not so cool. but one that most people haven't paid attention to and i'm not sure what to make of them but that seems to be part of a music awards event. and this time many people didn't even know the lyrics of these guys song before hand but now they're talking about us and ab

and it is very easy to be hyped up on your own kool aid.hese good things that they are doing for the world and it drowns out the negatives that is why you hear mark zuckerberg say that fake news is a crazy thing and didn't sway the election. if there is anything good that will come out of this process is that the company will start taking these negative things, these vulnerabilities a lot more seriously. understanding that its future relies on its ability to do so. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. after an official raid on its offices in london, rupert murdoch's 21st century fox has issued a statement saying it's cooperating with the european commission. there were unannounced inspections in several countries of companies involved in sports broadcasting rights. it's thought to be part of an investigation into suspected anti—competitive practices. president trump has again strongly criticised the fbi raid on the offices of his lawyer michael cohen, although mr cohen has said the agents were professional and cou

contemporary anti semitism what is that rapper kool-aid guy has faced a barrage of criticism over a line on a twenty seventeen album jewish organizations like the central council of jews in germany called for the cancellation of his appearance at a state festival and hasn and issued a public rebuke. the line that sparked the uproar was a word play on lending money featuring the words jewish interest and explosives plaguy defended himself on facebook he said he borrowed a line from another rapper and nearly imploded it on his album jewish organizations he said didn't understand the art form of battle rap and were ignorant of the dominant youth culture of our time. as most clinton gave him but in a sagal they have to be boundaries where i say there is a certain area that may still constitute out that this is an area of hyperbole and taboo breaking one's own but i have to ensure that it doesn't cross the boundary to where i target minorities and incite my followers to violence against those minorities and i think it's our duty to raise our voices to stop things of that nature also for. duny

imon's kool-aid he said the annual meetings are a waste of time because special interest groups hijackhe agenda. vonnie:da. talking about institutional investors. mike: i think jamie dimon is wrong for the right reason. he is right, there is a lot in the annual meetings that is a waste of time for institutional investors. i think he is wrong because annual meetings can be structured in a way that is more valuable to institutional shareholders. for me personally, i will travel halfway around the world for one morsel of new information as opposed to listening to the same earnings presentation that hundreds are listening to. vonnie: what about board elections. is there something out with the process that allows for something more democratic? mike: that is why i am going there. the issue with the financial crisis, we have the tenure anniversary of the failure of lehman coming up in september, a lot of anniversaries. nobody was minding the store. the regulators thought the markets were watching in the markets that the regulators were watching. if you want less regulation, we are having less

we want you to identify these people and their true motivations before drinking the kool-aid. so let's begin. comey and hillary fired and defeated by donald trump. both write books and a piece of the action on the sales side. they both go on national mainstream media tours, free promotion facilitated by friendly questions and largely ignoring countries for their narrative is challenged.a critical component is reputation rehab. getting their story out there. their stores are the same. they are not really the losers. they are victims. victims of unethical trump cheated them out of their rightful titles. both comey and hillary share in the same delusion. they are incapable of seeing the other side's viewpoint and unable to admit their own fault. it's too painful for them. comey still can't see why trump fired him because the president didn't trust him and thought he was incompetent. and hillary, so can't see why she lost because trump was a better campaigner and voters dislike her. and because they are so self-righteous they make excuses. the russians, obstructions, collusion, th

there, yes, that is kool-aid.ou know that i made the i know theou know ingredients. but this is what you wanted, this is what you got. host: john, thank you for your comments as well. we will do this for about a half hour more. we are reviewing the week in washington. a startt trump getting to this newsday, tweeting about opec and oil. opec is that it again with record amounts of oil all the the place, including fully loaded ships at sea. oil prices are artificially very high. no good and will not be accepted , tweets the president. adjusts a story that x -- suggests why this matters. trump is attacking opec's work with russia as it seeks to tame -- globalglobal got crude oil glut. trump's, thrive as oil prices with that he spoke about the upcoming meeting looking to be shuttled with the leader of the north koreans. [video clip] >> we have never been in a position like this without regime, whether it is father, grandfather, or son. i hope to have a successful meeting. if we do not think it will be successful, we w

pages of "the new york times" and is really viewed in hindsight as someone who sort of drinks the kool-aid without sort of being an objective reporter. so a lot of us don't consider her as being a reporter. but i took this part to be sort of consistent with what we also saw in the earlier parts of the memo, which is just trump -- and i don't give him any -- i don't buy this argument anymore that he does not know what it's like to be in government. trump knows exactly what he's saying as president of the united states to utilize the fbi, to go after reporters who leak. and he knows it when he's saying it to comey. so to me this is consistent with his sort of lack of respect for the judiciary, lack of respect for processes, lack of respect for the law, and then lack of respect for the first amendment. >> rick, did you say correct? >> yeah, i think judith's right on target here -- i'm sorry -- >> juliet. >> excuse me. i think she's right on target because we've seen this kind of behavior in other places, other countries. and we've seen places where authoritarian figures talk casually or actua

so i had dropped -- drunk the kool-aid line and sinker.thinking that they were coming to cabrini-green with public housing but it was a movie. but the people have to do it so it was that sent with the hustle so take it to the next level and then for all of those that think cabrini-green is gone. but we were just getting started. >> i remember with the school had been there for 100 years. and you guys might know that this is oversubscribed and cabrini-green used to be the most crowded school for obvious reasons is now under subscribed because all the towers are gone so the idea that they would combine to have too many students going to too few. but there was a huge fight about it that cabrini-green families felt it was another step in the takeover and families here we are worried what does it mean to go to that neighborhood? there is very little public housing there they were worried if it was the children's education. >> but a meeting and mother stood up and said something we forgot we have to take care of other people's children. that fee

there was a belief rudy giuliani was like the kool-aid man, bursting through a wall to join the trump people close to the white house say he resisted joining, but trump wanting a big name who he's comfortable with pushed for it. >> i don't think he'll be swayed by any relationship with bob mueller he may or may not have had. we're going to give you everything you need to just go away. they give it and then they don't go away. we don't know where mueller is going, but the idea that rudy giuliani can step in here and bring a conclusion to this is way out there. >> way out there, you think. somebody the president calls quite frequently in the "washington post." he says, what we've been seeing with the president is he's picking a-level people who are experienced but also know him well. one of the problems in the first year was that people didn't work out because they didn't know him and they didn't have experience for the position. so there is a comfort -- the president in a lot of his choices recently wants a comfort level. the question is, comfort is one thing, good legal representation

very much like a cult or something like everyone drink the kool-aid.ure combination, powder and water for a delightful, delectable thirst quenching treat. if you look at it and examine it, you see it is journalists trying to do their job. i am reminded in the juxtaposition of how good it is come with a look at the local clips. we really do have the best people. i have to say. well done. >> greg: jimmy kimmel tweeted that it's a threat to democracy or something. >> dana: you have to remember who it is coming from. this is sinclair, a group working on their merger. they want to be competitive. every news organization markets themselves as being the source for truth, the source for the best information, the one you can trust the most. look across all media. they are all saying that. some do it better than others. i think there's a lot of consternation about the sinclair group because they are taking over in local media markets that aren't necessarily used to hearing that type of thing, so it does sound weird when it's all in lockstep. contrast that with t

you have to wonder if the democrats drank their own kool-aid here.ir latest stunt may be proof that their obsession with russian collusion is making them totally lose their mind. i'm going to diagnose this latest insanity in the angle. stay there. we had long deployments in iraq. i'm really grateful that usaa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. see how much you could save with usaa by bundling your auto and home insurance. get a quote today. but, look, should we really be surprised by any of this? the wage and the fury on the left over trump's election, and their frantic search for something, anything to explain why hillary clinton lost has become a total obsession. they thought coat lucien would invalidate the election. >> there is, however, extensive press report

>> well, i think that our fellow guest was drinking coo kool-aid rather than champagne. the reality is paul ryan did get some major pieces of legislation through. the reality is that there were fundamental differences between-- in terms of character and personality-- between paul ryan and donald trump in terms of, you know, their approach to decency, inclusiveness, language on free trade oentitlements, on immigration, all of those things. and, unfortunately-- and i think it is unfortunate-- that paul ryan, rather than standing up against the blood-and-soil nativism and nationalism of donald trump, that he rolled over. and in the end, it was an impossible job. it's impossible working with somebody who has no fixed principles, whose knowledge and interest in policy is almost nonexistent. s these guys were really opposites. and i guess what's really unfortunate is that people do not understand this alternative path the republican party could have taken at one point, but it is very much donald trump's party. and, of course, we'll see what the implications of that are now in

you have to wonder if the democrats drank their own kool-aid here. their latest stunt may be proof that their obsession with russian collusion is making them totally lose their mind. i'm going to diagnose this latest insanity in the angle. stay there. when i grow up? i want to be someone who ... makes the world beautiful ... and builds up my neighborhood. i want to be someone who helps others ... and teaches them new things. every year, comcast employees and their families come together on comcast cares day to give back. it's a celebration of their year-long commitment to their communities. what do i want to be? i want to be someone who cares. . >> laura: the democrats' long march entire relevance. that's the focus of tonight's angle. we have not seen one scrap of evidence demonstrating that president trump or his campaign colluded with the russians. that's a big letdown for democrats who expected to have trump convicted or impeached by this point. now what do they do? if you can't beat them, sue them. believe it or not, the democratic national commi

because he doesn't drink the kool-aid of climate change. and he doesn't believe in this religion.ecause of that, they are trying to destroy him. look, i don't know, i do know scott pruitt, i knew him when he was in oklahoma. i think he's a good man, honorable man. people don't like him on the left because he's pro-american energy development. i think i truly think that that's what this story is all about. >> joan? >> nobody on the left made scott pruitt install a $43,000 phone booth, cone of silence in his office, steve. nobody made him travel first class. nobody made him first tell ed henry one story about a set of pretty extreme raises, and now tell a committee the other story. you had greg walden, a conservative republican, today criticizing scott pruitt. nobody on the left is making him do this. i'm surprised you're taking this tack. because it's as though you can't find a guy who's tough on climate change or pro-drilling who doesn't have these kinds of ethical problems. he has ethical problems -- >> wait a minute, wait a minute. joan, how many people in the media even batted

you have the kool aid drinkers in the white house, and then the people who think they need the stay in the white house to protect the country from the president of the united states. that's kind of an untenable business model. >> let me go back to the author of all our discussion tonight, kristen. the knives out for him? >> oh, i think there certainly are some people here who believe that he isn't running the white house as smoothly as they would like to see. who believe that in some instances he has been undercutting the president. but remember, chris, this is a white house that has been sharply divided from the very beginning. so these sorts of divisions are not a surprise. and they're not new. i've been talking to sources, though, here within the administration. and basically putting that question to him. is he on his way out. they say look, it's worth noting that july marks a year in office for john kelly from this role. so that's certainly a date that you want to be watching for. but is he actually going to leave? that's anyone's guess. but they point to the fact that the presiden

there's a belief giuliani was the kool-aid man. four people say he resisted joining.ble with pushed for it. he added marty and jane, a hus and wife pair in south florida and experience of white collar cases and jay goldberg who represented the president in the 1990s said he has been acting as legal counsel to the president and conferring with the white house special counsel, ty cobb. you worked with giuliani. what is your reaction? >> depends on which rudy shows up. we don't know if it's the rudy that wants to be on tv and discussing the matter or the rudy, former prosecutor who knows you have to be method cal and go after this to help the president. he definitely checks off two boxes for donald trump. donald trump is comfortable with him and he is a big name. it will be interesting to see how he approaches it. he still does have relationships within the southern district, which he represented in the '80s and there were rumors he was one of the people that forced comey's hand to release the information about the anthony weiner e-mails because he was hearing that from

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liberals, either drink the kool-aid and you're with them or -- you're at the deplorable. you're a racist you're a homophobe. i mean, christians believe that -- same-sex marriage is wrong. that, that's a tenant of our faith in the sense if we believe in the bible. that doesn't make us homophobes. but that's all you hear from the left. that's what people are tired of. it's not just flyover country. there's a lot of people in the rural areas of these liberal states like me that don't buy what's going on in the city. but that's, that's the great divide in america. right now -- and until we can have a debate about those things, it won't change. >> steve, calling in from oceanside, california, south of where we are here. hi, steve. >> how are you doing yeah i'm a trump supporter and the thing is a lot of democrats pretty much concerned about entitlements. i think it's if we get rid of some of the entitlements and match money to balance the budget also i think that trump is very innovative and in his speaking and also he has direct talk so i think that's why he was -- he was ele

i cannot believe how many people drink the kool-aid of fox. i watched various media. actually tuned to global news and japanese news and bbc on one of the upper channels. i never watch fox, because it is there he biased towards republican conservatives. i believe myself to be a center of the road, semi-liberal, especially on social issues. that when trump's adultery is accepted and lie after lie is acceptable to supposed christians, they need to read their bible a little more closely and pay attention to "thou shalt not bear false witness" and "thou shalt not commit adultery." for president to believe drug dealers to be executed, in the bible, they executed of the altars -- adulterers. host: thank you. randolph, do you trust the media? caller: i do -- to a point. 61-year-old,d, black man. i am pretty intelligent. one reason i trust the media, and have two, is because if it were not for the media, then minorities and blacks would not have the rights they have today. they were the ones who reported the civil rights movement. if it were not for them, we would not have an

his skin it matters of his ideas that is the way conservatives wager but liberals who either drink kool-aidor you are a deplorable and a racist and a homophobe. and persons believe that same-sex marriage is wrong. that is a tenet of our faith in the sense that could all make us homophobes that that is all you hear from the left it isn't just flyover country a lot of people liberal areas of the state like me that don't buy what is going on in the city but that is the great divide in america so we could have a debate about those but it won't change. >> calling in from oceanside california hello steve. >> i am a trumps supporter. [inaudible conversations] we're ready to go. so just got a couple of late arrivals you guys great. thank you all for coming welcome to this panel on labor. we're going to dispense with a lot of routine introductions because we've got four great panelists and books to talk about and only an hour to go so we're going to go right into it and read biography in material that you have. rick -- who is written the end of loyalty which is a finalist for the los angeles times b