and they say, "lenny? you're looking for lenny?"doesn't bathe and wears the same clothes for a month and has no shoes? [ laughter ] yeah, that guy. i took mick jagger to my town once. and i took him to a friend's house. and we sat down. and the guy offered us something to drink. and he looks at mick and he goes, "yeah, so uh, what do you do?" [ laughter ] >> seth: oh boy. that kind of town. >> "i play music." "what kind?" "rock 'n' roll." "great, want a beer?" so, it's that kind of place. it's very mellow. >> seth: that's -- that's -- must be refreshing. you mentioned that you don't bathe while you were there, but i have heard that you wash your own clothes when you're there? >> i do wash my own clothes. >> seth: what is your process? >> well, i was just there for a month. and i'll be quite honest with you. i get into this thing because when you're on tour doing and when you're doing all this stuff, you change clothes every night. >> seth: of course. >> you know, you can't wear the same suit you wore -- you have to always change. >>

rock legend, renaissance man, lenny kravitz.n me tomorrow for my interview with oscar winning director barry jenkins, the star behind moonlight talks to me about his latest movie, the romantic drama, "if beale street could talk." it won a golden globe sunday night for best supporting actress regina king. that's it for our program tonight. thanks for watching "amanpour & company." >> additional support provided by -- ♪ ♪ - this week on milk street, we're baking bread. we start with a trip to austria to find a recipe for pumpkin seed bread. we then transform that into a light dinner roll. then we go to portugal to make broa. this is a classic european loaf married to an american cornbread. and, finally, inspired by the cooking of macau, we do a sweet potato cake with a sweet lime glaze. stay tuned for "milk street does bread,"

rock legend, renaissance man, lenny kravitz.n me tomorrow for my interview with oscar winning director barry jenkins, the star behind moonlight talks to me about his latest movie, the romantic drama, "if beale street could talk." it won a golden globe sunday night for best supporting actress regina king. that's it for our program tonight. thanks for watching "amanpour & company." >> additional support provided by -- >> announcer: this is "nightly business report" with bill griffeth and sue herera. >>> talks break down. president trump declares a shutdown meeting with congressional democrats a total waste of time, bringing it to an abrupt end. >> shutdown stress. the partial government closure is starting to cast a chill over business with warning signs coming from a number of different industries. >>> that's a wrap. u.s. and chinese officials end three days of trade talks. while there's optimism, differences still remain. those stories and much more tonight on "nightly business report." it's wed >>> good evening, everyone, and w

firsts lenny firsts - l was lenny, 0k. a of also, a lot of those older players now have children andpropriate, we all agreed on that. everyone is agreed on that. know you tweaking. it was great fun, had to say. —— no eartweaking. night clubbing and table tennis might not sound like an obvious mix, but it's popping up in eight different cities over the coming year, engaging thousands of people. the so—called ping pong fight club combines djs, ex professionals, and even a robot, to try and encourage more young people to start playing. i've been to see how different the sport is, compared to how it used to be. groups of people getting together over a table tennis table? well, nothing new in that. file footage: referees and audience have to be in good condition... just like in the 1940s, ping—pong can be an icebreaker at gatherings — even if the 21st century version is a lot less formal. the dj's spinning the tunes, the drinks are flowing, there's a lot of laughter, a lot of ping—pong balls flying around. it feels like the middle of the night in a nightclub, but here we are in this bar a

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lenny: no matter how f fast yu run, you always end up in the same place.nd because our companies are doing g so well, google's hiri, linkedin's hiring, intuit's hiring, symantec's hiring. all these companies are hiring, they're hiring at a faster rate than we can get housining buil, and get affordable housing built. reporter: ellen isn't alone. six years ago she married jim, who recently retired. but then he found out his pension wasn't enough to cover his rent. both of them sleep in their cars. jim is reaching the end of his tether. jim: this is not something that provides you w with a lot of sf worth h and dignity. you appear ok, but inside it's eating at you. i've broken down i think two or three times now, where it just wearars on you to the point youo into tears, because you're asking yourself, how could this happen to someone who's honest, hard-working, dedicated. and you know, i'm not the only one. i'm not the only one. reporter: for real estate agents like gary herbert, the housing shortage has been a goldmine. gagary: so here we have a two-bedroom

. >>> california water managers hope tomorrow's storm will bring lenny of snow. this snowpack shows its below average for this year. white why water managers are not overly concerned yet. >> 21.5. this snow measuring point on philip station on the road leading to the sierra and taos ski report resort is one of the spots measured every winter. 28, 25, these numbers are measured for northern and southern california, but the drive up highway 50 you did not need to be an engineer to note that the snowpack is lighter nonexistent in lower elevations. the gratis often not visible at five or 6000 feet. >> by late november, december storms, the statewide the water content is 67% to date. >> this is the first measurement of the year. the big water months are january february. low temperatures were forecast this year because of global warming. >> we tend to have lower freezing elevations. we have not seen this many warms stores. >> reporter: they have not been enough of them. there is plenty of time left in the precipitation year. ski resorts aren't paying too much attentio

lenny? >> reporter: that's right. this was during a housing roundtable and a photo op and these things tend to follow a very predictable schedule, but things did take an emotional turn when a 42-year-old mother of three started describing how she and her husband have to commute from los banos all the way to sunnyvale in san jose. so they're on the road so many hours that she said basically her mother is the one raising her kids. that seemed to get at the governor and reinforce why he has put housing near the top of his priority list. the roundtable discussion brought together gavin newsom and mayor sam liccardo who is just back to work after a bicycling accident surrounded by struggling middle class workers. newsom called housing in california a crisis at all levels. >> it's not just a low income housing issue. it's a workforce housing issue. >> reporter: newsom highlighted his recent state budget pledging $1.75 billion to build more housing in california and tying housing to state transportation dollars to force more

touch and i think it was yes it was indeed it was a wonderful earnest beastly now christopher back lenny cancer and s.n.p. group leader at inverclyde cancel one of their right to challenge his employer the ministry of defense over alleged discrimination against him when his security clearance was withdrawn in two thousand and sixteen at that time he was working as an electrician missions they're put in by ship to red fisher i had a nice to see kind of to see for deputy leadership of the s.n.p. . in an interview with security service officials chris mcclain he says he was asked about his mental health has these odd trident scottish independence and social media posts are made to set ball club despite already having been vetted and given security clearance cancer claim he says that was withdrawn after he made it is deputy leadership it i didn't see any employment beano he secured assisted that belief an independent should be protected from discrimination it is this decision which is now being challenged by the ministry of defense alex recently met up with him and etc now i'm delighted to b

forty nine percent nearly half blame wait for it politicians the survey also found that amongst the lenni goals their top priority is finding a higher paying job and gen x. ers and baby boomers want to increase their retirement savings. and that's it for this time thanks for joining us you can catch boombox on directv channel three twenty one dish network gentle two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. app show one thirty two or as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. when i came back from iraq oh mary was on her was cocaine methamphetamine so anything that's altering trying to get us out of. that bad mindset using the chemical that would be self medicating. i want to be drinking and drinking just killing myself. out the whole links don't drink to get drunk alcoholics drink to feel normal. that's why alcoholics this way drug addicts do what they do shop also for the next. star cool under which these guys are going through to it it just means to. need to be helped and good pushed on by the v.a.'s are as drugs go and

bank and gaza and what the ballots so irrational that they they blame you and you blame them i'm not lenny and it doesn't i'm saying all of them in fact it doesn't go forward does it look you know giving me a plan to take this final. division putting a plan put them when i mean it came to brazil with his cabinet and you were there to help probably more parliament i was speaking about in the loyal opposition i said to him mr han we have to do you are no longer a prime minister of hamas you are my prime minister. such was not to be told that there is a possibility if you can book so we're going to do good work what can i do when your president goes before the united nations security council and he says i beg of you help us you can help yourselves we're trying to you have to sort out these factual disputes are so i mean not just some of our sins and it's just some us last month's meeting of your central council the democratic front for the liberation of palestine they weren't there the popular front for the liberation of palestine they weren't there either they didn't turn out if they were se

forty nine percent nearly half blame wait for it politicians the survey also found that amongst the lenni goals their top priority is finding a higher paying job and gen x. ers and baby boomers want to increase their retirement savings. and that's it for this time thanks for joining us you can catch boombox on directv channel three twenty one dish network gentle way they are streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. app show one thirty two or as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president and she. want to be honest. it's a going to be press this is what the four three of them can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. they sit. when they came back from iraq oh marijuana her was cocaine methamphetamine say anything that's altering trying to get us out of. that bad mindset using the chemical that would be self medicating. i want to be dream kenyan dream keno new nope just killing myself by drinking alcohol li

forty nine percent nearly half blame wait for it politicians the survey also found that amongst the lenni goals their top priority is finding a higher paying job and gen x. ers and baby boomers want to increase their retirement savings and that's it for this time thanks for joining us you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network to eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v.'s joe one thirty two or as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com boom bust r.t. so long for now. to get a. sound . grown man. which did away from your. jobs or did it kind of lunge for the web. and then what happened on three swan and i've. never seen any contact with. any kind of went back to where they were so the answer is back here there again fifteen feet apart at this point. he's got. it was you know provision on my back when i wanted it. but i. lost his boss because. we. had any of those in prison but the pressure on us i don't mean that has been. showing us you know what i was you know. you know just i mean what it i'm already but it was. i mean it wa

there are more millennial voters than there are baby boomer voters at this point in time and baby emma lenny laws are like hello we are not going to pay for your fraudulent pensions and your fraudulent lifestyle and all that sort of stuff we're going to say enough and that's what you're seeing this shift you're seeing the shift into big point because of the monetary system is also based around the incumbents and the incumbent empire which is america and the incumbent beneficiaries of that empire which were the baby boomers and now they're at a very sad a very difficult place where they have to give it up the baby boomers have they've they've done very well they've lived a great lifestyle that fraud but the younger generation are like well ok you can have your fraudulent system go find a new ponzi because we're going to go to this new monetary system that we've invented and we've come up with them we're creating a where operating in which is big point you guys can have your fake one and find some sucker to take those dollars and to tie this into another big story we've covered for ten years a

forty nine percent nearly half blame wait for it politicians the survey also found that amongst the lenni goals their top priority is finding a higher paying job and gen x. ers and baby boomers want to increase their retirement savings. and that's it for this time thanks for joining us you can catch boombox on directv channel three twenty one dish network gentle to eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. app show one thirty two or as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now. you know world's big partners. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see if that. is your health car

flee a camp near at make close to the turkish border of fighters and turkey backed rebel forces of lenny jirga for starting the violence in the area it is the worst fighting in this part of the country in three months. the latest violence is happening only days after u.s. president donald trump announced troops will his troops will leave syria turkey is considering a major offensive against kurdish fighters there mohamed atta reports from gaziantep near the turkey syria border. on syria is experiencing its last whiles in three months. al qaida linked fighters and taking back rebels a bottling out in a territory in the western aleppo countryside both blame each other for cheating the fight. with el acknowledge that while you wait for the third consecutive day al-qaeda fighters have been at second our positions in rural it will we have received enforcements and are pushing back fighting is now all around the village of up me the mccaffrey of slowly women. activists say that al-qaeda linked high attired in a sham group is trying to cut off tuckey budget fight is in the north enclave of a fr

chance to stick it to the president and using h is opportunity to get the defense >> let's listen to lenny davis on why his credibility is in better shape today than it was the last time he testified before congress. let's listen. >> the only time michael has admitted to lying was lying on mr. trump's behalf and not for michael cohen's benefit but at the time even consulting at the white house on the lie of the moscow tower and that trump was involved in those discussions. >> presumably, kim, he's not going to be lying or benefit the president, there is no reason for him to be lying any longer? >> yes, the argument is he lied at the president. he did pay off behalf of the president. if he does lie, he knows he can get prosecuted again like mr. mueller did. in addition there is a possibility that if he helicoptcontinues to cooperate as a whole, he can seek a reduction. at the made clear publicly that he really cares at this point about doing what's best for his family and he suffers tremendously. what's interesting about this is it is going to be one of the most critical moment in the entir

. >> i'm of the lenny bruce aclu tradition where we thought by now all of the words would have lost their but i thunk we're growing the number of words. >> really? >> yeah, absolutely. >> i'm a sirius xm guy. i don't abuse it but i love the ability to say these things but i should not on a saturday morning. i know that. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much for having me and happy new year. >>> up next. in 2007 i co wrote a book, this book with the widow of a police officer killed in philadelphia and 38 years after her husband was murdered there is still no peace. i think i can sums are this case with one detail and i will do that next. the hard work you put into lowering your very high triglycerides with diet and exercise deserves the hard work that went into the science behind vascepa. prescription vascepa. vascepa, along with diet and exercise, has proven results in multiple clinical trials. vascepa looks different because it is different. over a decade of extensive research and development achieved proven results. that's the prescription power of vascepa. vascepa is not right

. >> can cohen's legal team or the spokesperson for cohen's, lenny davis, issued a statement on this story. it was not a denial of the story, the same way they deny that michael cohen went to prague. what do you take from that? what do you think about the president's team rudy giuliani coming out and initially trying to blame cohen's credibility when this reporting is not based on cohen's credibility. >> before i answer you, i want to tell you that i spoke to sources in the senate, they feel a little hamstring. i do think there is going to be increasing demands like chris murphy made. if you got evidence and you lied to us, you newe need to know it. it is important that michael cohen and his team have not d y denied the story. they denied other allegations that's been made, for example, the dossier and michael cohen went to prague. he denied this report the other day that he handed cash in a bag to somebody in connection to that online poll story. and as you also mention the white house team and the rudy giuliani's team, it took them 14 hours to issue a clear denial of the story. it

harkey had a nice lenny but he had a sardine mega had she.was history of dead beetle knuckles prongs a seraph. that. for centuries to come the struggle would continue. slowly. but the storm was gathering in the east. threat to the muslim world fog greater than the one at how they arrived from the west. and was known in history. as the crusades. culturally i believe the muslims had a far greater effect on europe than europe on the middle east. the crusaders fought for oceans it was because they failed to recognize the moment. enough it was in the list campaign of colonization that exploded religion in the name of the cross the crusades an arab perspective the final episode liberation at this time on a. hello again a welcome back or we are watching still some very heavy rain across much of the west and the violent over the next few days and this means that flooding risks is going to be on the increase as these storms come out of the mediterranean very messy conditions on the satellite image and here is your map on tuesday across turkey we're ta

. >> here's where lenny davis, one of michael cohen's lawyers once said. he said this about cohen.hat he may say next month. >> he'll answer the questions truthfully. what it was like working for donald trump. he has told me many times that nothing went on inside trump tower that donald trump didn't know. it was kind of a rotating door in and out of his office. >> congressman quigley run through what this is going to mean to the american public. now. >> sure, absolutely. besides great theater, the american people get to find out more about the connections between the russians and the trump associates. it's hard to tell exactly what he'll be able to communicate in this first open hearing and i suspect what you'll see is a number of appearances including before my own intelligence committee. i suggestest much of this must be classified. if he wasn't in praug, why was his telephone pinging off their towers? was he being cute? was he communicating near there? if not, who was communicating with the russians and where? the american public have a right to know. >> let me ask you kbout wha

toda they have a new book out, lessons from lenny. it's about the lessons learned from the life and tragic death of len bias. everyone in town knows the story about what happened and the depths that the universy of maryland program went to after that happened. my question first is 30 years, ght? >> yeah. >> that happened 33 years ago this year. >> yeah. >> why so long before you decided to put the book together? >> me and tony over the years we talk about, reminisce about the good old days and most often times bias dominates the conversation. so we thought it would be a gook idea, you pointed out, the narrative on him right now is about the tragedy surrounding his death. we feel it was the other parts of it that was not about his impact that he had on us. and not only me and tony personally, but the community a awhole. u , it was a as period where the univers went through tough times, but t it alsohey came out of it better from it. and we wanted to point out those things, the positive things that came from thetragedy. >> you're a big

♪ that's great it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes and aeroplanes ♪ ♪ lenny bruce is not afraidremember new year's eve 1999 going into y2k seeing no doubt on mtv playing "it's the end of the world as we know it" by r.e.m. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ i feel fine it was a very appropriately apocalyptic song for what turned out to be a very apocalyptic decade. >> happy new year! >> so we wake up, it's 2000, we're all alive, and we're still in the middle of teen pop mania. ♪ don't want to hear you ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache ♪ >> boy bands were selling so many albums. ♪ every little thing i do ♪ never seems enough for you >> this is the biggest year in pop music history in terms of sales. >> bright nii, britney, britney! >> you have britney spears selling 1.3 million copies of "oops i did it again." in the first week. ♪ oops i did it again ♪ i played with your heart ♪ got lost in the game ♪ oh baby baby >> everybody's falling in love with boy bands and girl groups. but then justin timberlake leaves 'n sync. ♪ ♪ i want

how architect he had been is lenny but he had so i had seen mega had she was aren't usually letting me what history did beatle nupkins wrongs the surat that can and will. and the whole affair salaheddine them your cool while he do feel again and celine be hourly at sun oh. i am for a century to come the struggle would continue. but the storm was gathering in the east. threat to the muslim world. far greater than the one that how they arrived from the west. and was known in history. as the crusades. culturally i believe that the muslims had a far greater effect on europe that europe on the middle east. the crusaders fought for all this was because they failed to recognize the moment. it was in. that exploded in the name of the cross the crusades an arab perspective the find at the so. this time. from flowing on in winds to an enchanting desert breeze. hello again to welcome back to international weather forecasts we're still seeing some rain showers down here across one is that as noted here on the satellite image as the storms are making their way towards the east and fortune here on w

harkey did had a nice lenny but he had a sock again megha had. a lawless aren't usually.hat history did beatle knuckles wrongs a seraph. that. for centuries to come the struggle would continue. but the storm was gathering in the east. threat to the muslim world fog greater than the one at how they arrived from the west. and was known in history. as the crusades. culturally i believe that the muslims had a far greater effect on europe that europe on the middle east. the crusaders fought for olshansky because they failed to recognize the moment. enough it was in the the list campaign of colonization that exploded religion in the name of the cross the crusades an arab perspective the final episode liberation at this time on a. hello again it's good to have you back while we are watching what is happening here in the coral sea very carefully we're talking about penny now penny made its pass over the queensland area just last week and now it is coming back towards the west now we do think now as a tropical storm it could be bring some heavy rain across the queen's coast by the

. >> lenny is the prosecutor who inherited the case. >> and that new evidence is what we considered arward and said that michael wolfe fabricated the entire story about barbara participating in the murder of david jackson. >> the jailhouse snitch was well-known, the d.a. said, mostly for the false information he provided. still, after three years in jail, it was enough to get barbara released and placed on house arrest pending trial. and, then, prosecutor bendale met michael wolfe to ask him about testifying against barbara. didn't go well. >> the blow came to me when he said, what am i getting in return? what will my sentence be reduced to? >> now the state reassessed its options. >> i think with any case you're taking a 50/50 chance. it's the lack of forensics, the lack of physical evidence that a jury wants to see but most importantly, again, the fact that you have a co-defendant that is giving the testimony which is the foundation of this prosecution who wanted something in return. >> the people who conducted the investigation, you know, deep down in their guts are sure that she w

tonight -- lenny kravitz, comedian and author anthony atamanuik, featuring the 8g band with todd suchermans role in making hush payments to president trump's alleged mistresses and other crimes.

rescue workers saving victims and we saw the heroism of the one of our young .overnment employees, lenny's he saw a woman on the helicopter line and dived into the water and dragged her to safety. [applause] prof. ubertaccio: president reagan adding this element. guests and honored introducing them from the floor. of great stories american heroes. he is turning the state of the union into something we might expect on television, great stories with a people, very little to do with the constitutional directive, but a the secondith constitutional presidency which demands popular leadership. in this instance, the folks who are being introduced are nonpartisan. everyone has a reason to want to applaud and organize them. -- and recognize them. presidents do not miss opportunities to score partisan points. something similar accord during the presidency of the clinton in the 1996 address. see if you can spot the difference. >> i would like to give you an example. his name is richard dean he is a 49-year-old vietnam veteran who has worked for the social security administration for 22 years. last ye

tonight -- lenny kravitz, comedian and author anthony atamanuik, featuring the 8g band with todd suchermanfor his role in making hush payments

for black lenny else. >> i think that for so long, people growing up, particular black people like myself, this idea that you can be anything, do anything. at least that's what we were told. as kids. i grew up, most of us grew up in that moment. we saw black people in college and there was black folks being neighbors and governors. jackson running for president. in the time where it seemed like things were possible. rodney king, and my own community, a young man shot by police officers, but largely i think, it was a time where things seems like they were looking up for black people. the american dream may be possible. my parents and i think our parents were the first real generation to benefit from things like affirmative action, they were benefiting from the registration of the 60s. many owning homes, higher rate. things started to seemed like they were looking at. but i think, the american dream was potentially possible for black america. probably for the first time in many years. it seems like it all fell apart when obama got nominated for president. then our political climate totally

michael cohen's spokesperson lenny davis released this written explanation today.o ongoing threats to his family from president trump and mr. giuliani as recently as this weekend, as well as mr. cohen's cooperation with ongoing investigation. by advice of counsel, mr. cohen's appearance will be postponed until a later date. including things like this, lying to reduce his jail time. watch father-in-law. and the president uses fox news to deliver threats to michael cohen and his family. >> in order to get his sentenced reduced, he says, i have an idea. i'll give you some information on the president. well, there is no information. but he should give information, maybe on his father-in-law, because that's the one that people want to look at. because where does that money -- that's the money in the family. i guess he didn't want to talk about his father-in-law. he's trying to get his sentenced reduced. it's pretty sad. it's weak and it's very sad to watch a thing like that. i couldn't care less. >> what is his father-in-law's name? >> i don't know but you'll find out a

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i'm going by my trainer who is amazing and has worked with lenny kravitz and alex rodriguez.lex rodriguez? >> i ido. now him very well. >> we've heard. so here is the deal. i think we shouldtry. i think carson you're in. >> i'll try. >> savannah is going to do it for five days. al, you're already on keto. craig, you're definit >> is hummus a carb, chick peas? >> yes. >> can i have it? >> no. >> stand by for second. >> i have a question. >> tell us what we can and can't ve. >> what you can't have. cannot have any starchy vegetables no peas, corn, potatoes or winter squash. nodairy, milk, yogurt and cheese. no fruits no bread, rice or pasta. >> not even whole wheat pasta? >> anything with sugar or maple syrup. >> what about artificial sweeteners. >> no. >> she was more forgiving with booze. i thought the booze would be off as well. >> nocarbs in tequila. >> i don't drink. >> we drink for you. >> let me tell you what's on the menu. so all of the non-starchy carbs, cauliflower, broccoli, spinach. unsweetened tees, sparkling waters. almonds and cashews and peanuts and all the nut

i'm going by my trainer who's amazing and who's worked with lenny kravitz, he's worked with athleteso get to the next level. >> you know alex rodriguez? >> i do! i know him very well. >> wow. >> we've heard. >> all right, so here's the deal, i think we should try. i think carson you're going to be in. >> i'm in. i'll try. >> savannah you're going to do it for five days because you've got some plans this weekend al you're already on keto and craig you're definitely in. >> is hummus a carb? >> chick peas? >> i love hummus, can i have carrots and hummus? >> jennifer stand by for a second. >> tell us what we can and can't have real quick. >> what you can't have, there's no -- cannot have any starchy vegetables, no peas, corn, potatoes or winter squash, no dairy, that means, milk, yogurt and cheese off the menu. no fruit, no bread, rice or pastas. >> all grains are the out. no sweeteners, so anything with sugar, maple syrup or honey. >> what about artificial sweeteners? >> no soda, regular or diet. she was a little bit more forgiving with booze. i thought the booze was going to be off as

lady davis confirmed that he -- lenny davis confirmed that he -- off brings us to the topic and thats national security threats. is a part ofthat the national security threats? guest: they are by far not the only actor. we see the chinese are very active. they have in stealing intellectual property -- they have been stealing intellectual property. to be fair, we need to make strides and effort with the chinese market. they cannot take intellectual property and expect to get away with that. it is a national security threat for us, too, so china is a big player. then we see players with big capabilities. is cut off from the economic world largely. they are really isolated. north korea has been aggressive in the cyber arena. sawaw there malware and we iran be vary aggressive -- the very aggressive. that is a real problem. disruptiver technologies as ai is becoming a real thing. the capability of companies to leverage data. overlords will not control things anytime soon, but it gives individual actors to act faster and more aggressively to us, self help our advantage is declining. us, so

." >> lenny bruce wouldn't have been able to get a job in our society, jonathan winters. what color you are, i don't care what -- i don't care who you sleep with, who you -- none of that stuff. but it's also not my responsibility to make you feel good about yourself. this guy, he's a comedian, a comic. he said something, you know, eight years ago -- jedediah: ten years ago. >> or ten years ago, how many of us really want to go -- don't go back and get my yearbook. i'll never be on the supreme court. okay? so i -- you know, i saw a little bit about this, about him, and i think he was trying to do the right thing. what he thought was -- but, hell it -- excuse me -- heck, shucks, it's hard to know what the right thing is when everybody who is accusing you, they have their own different standard about -- political correctness has gone -- you know the washington redskins, the kerfuffle -- look it up, fresno. i'm sorry. i love fresno. we've been there many times. all the deal about political correctness, the washington redskins, you know, -- pete: the logo. >> they got so upset

pete: lenny craft kravitz is lie an ageless guy like this guy here.e is a santa monica high school kid. pete: something in the water down there. dean: i still like his music it's fantastic. speaking of ageless wonders. katie in black today and looking fantastic. katie: i'm wearing black today to mourn the death of the wall. maybe the wall is not dead. pete: i don't think that's true. dean: premature. pete: good humor well played. katie: not actually why i am wearing black. pete: the president may differ a bit but take it in good humor. three week deal, right? >> right. pete: we open the government and get people paid. force democrats to come back to the table. if we can get it, we will get it i wish people would read or listen to my words on the border wall including katie pavlich. this was in no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people who were getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the understanding in 21 days if no deal is done, it's off to the races. that's what so many conservatives are pointing to this morning. this is not a c