josh letterman, national security and foreign policy reporter for the associate press. jeh johnson was out this morning talking about what issues he foresees, if, in fact, these national guard troops end up on the border. and give me your assessment if you awe agree. >> the idea of the military along the border is not good for several reasons. if you deploy the guard to the border, they can do no more than support. >> do you see a benefit for having national guard on the border? >> well, there's been a lot of confusion over this. since 1974, we have a joint headquarters in el paso, district. they're routinely koort nading

the rapper appears on an upcoming episode of letterman's netflix show. "my next guest needs no introduction." jay z says he knew his mother was gay, but describes what happened when she first told him. >> i cried because i was so happy for her that she was free, you know. it was like man. >> how old were you when that happened? >> this happened eight months ago. >> jay z said his mother had to live as someone she wasn't because she didn't want to embarrass her children. >>> well, who amongst us hasn't wanted to sleep in on some days especially when we're up at this hour. a black bear in montana is getting a lot of attention for doing the same thing. the glacier national park is tracking the bear. the bear seems reluctant to leave the tree hollow. it was first spotted poking his head out on march 23rd. get some more sleep if you can. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the little known story of an acapella group in texas that became the last group to perform for dr. martin luther king jr. as we mark the celebration of the 50th anniversary of his assassin

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back with me, the ap's josh letterman and npr's tamara keith.'s put up the headline from this morning. you're writing about this. republicans warn trump a trade war risks the party's chances in november. you point out democrats, obviously, need a net gain of two to take back the senate and a net gain of 23 to take back the house. why are republicans anxious? >> the bigger picture, republicans wanted to make this election about an economic revival, contributing it to the tax cuts. democrats can disagree. fine. republicans are eager to have the argument. if the economy falters, and kudlow pointed out there's two points before these take effect, so june, the final months heading up to the election, the economy falters, they can no longer make this argument. this was supposed to be their saving grace in the election. it was already going to be tough. there are a few senate races more narrowly where this is going to play heavily. missouri, indiana, north dakota, a lot of farmers voted for trump. democrats are trying to take backse seats. >> we talked

>> first up, jay-z opening up to david letterman.about his past and racial injusticinjustice. it was the frank conversation about family. he never used the term infidelity, he talked about the personal family trouble from years ago and jay-z had this response. >> much like you, i have a beautiful wife who is understanding and knew i'm not the worst of what i have done. we did the hard work of going to therapy and, you know, really we love each other. >> jay-z went on to say he is proud of the father and husband that he is today because of all of the work he has done. >>> moving on to cardi b. she has dominated the hip hop world. now her studio album is finally here. it has both fans and critics going crazy. the album built around the rags-to-riches story. it has one collaboration called "best light" featuring chance the rapper. ♪ i'm the own competition ♪ i told you i'm living my best life ♪ >> and that's all we can play. you can see more of cardi btonigh b tonight. she will be on "saturday night live." >> when so many people are sle

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. >> jay-z was on david letterman's "my next guest needs no introduction."0-year-old host also addressed his own infidelity back in 2009, six months into his marriage with regina lasko. dave admitted to having affairs with co-workers. >> i did something that i had no business doing and i regret it and since then i have tried to acknowledge that mistake and be a better person. at the time the pain that i caused myself was the fear that i had blown up my family. it's as scared as i've ever been in my life. >> like you, i like to believe that we're in a better place today. i'm proud of the father and the husband that i am today because of all the work that was done. >> next up, these exes, brad pitt and jennifer aniston. jen was out yesterday, makeup free leaving a beverly hills salon in a rare outing less than three months after her split with justin theroux. but here's the question, is brad dating this woman, 42-year-old m.i.t. professor neri oxman? that's the rumor. since they've been spending time together, but here's what we know from our source. there is

a show like david letterman. got to guest host, host saturday night live. it was a real whirlwind thing happening. as a comedian, it was all you could dream of. exciting a great time. >> where would you say the cities that are important for stand up comics, or now since it's everywhere, or is social media the way? someone's out there thinking, i want to try this, do you start with telling jokes on social media, do you try and get on stage somewhere? >> i do stand up almost every night, really, so i'm always trying new stuff, and i actually have a residency in las vegas now, at harris casino, so i'm there on sunday and monday nights and then on the weekend i'm out on the road. last weekend i was in seattle, the weekend before, vancouver, canada, but social media is so intertwined with it now. you know, you do your shows and still interact with your fans around the world. >> they think they have the stuff to tell jokes, maybe they can get a you tube channel or something. >> if you want to be a stand up comedian, yo

meanwhile the musician jay-z taking on donald trump in this new interview with david letterman. >> i think that what he's forcing people to do is have conversation and people to band together and work together. >> i'm ari melber. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. >>> turning to

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also with us, josh letterman. national security reporter for the associated press. very much. michael, i feel like i ask you this all the time, but let's ask again. more sanctions yet again today. are they enough? >> well, first, thanks for mentioning the book. i appreciate that. >> one author to another, i know you always mention the book. >> i really appreciate that. are they enough? of course not. and let's be clear, sanctions always take a long time to have an effect in terms of changing another country's behavior. that was most certainly true with the sanctions that we put in place when i was in the obama administration on iran. it took years to have an effect, and those sanctions were much broader than this against a much smaller target, the country and the economy of iran compared to russia. but it was the right thing to do. i support the administration. there has to be a response. and this was an interesting list but a serious list that they put together and announced today. >> is vladimir putin going to feel this? not only the folks we mentioned, but his so

minutes, white house kpornt anne gearrin and former policy reporter for the associated press, josh letterman. matt, to you first. to set the context here as mike did, this report may talk about no collusion, it may not be a surprise to see the president sees on that he's has in the past but the bottom line is is this committee has been crit sides for being overly political. it seems as though a lot of people in washington are looking toward the senate committee as well as the special counsel to determine what is the deal with russian interference? >> that's right. if you look at what they have done on the house committee, they have tried to drive to two object fifs. one to come to a report where they found the conclusion first and went for facts to justify it later. that conclusion they were looking to justify was always that there was no collusion. they wanted to gift president the headline he wanted. the second aspect is them trying to interfere with the nib's investigati -- fbi's investigation and you've seen that with the summary of the fica warrant into carter page. this goes back to th

in a netflix interview with david letterman, the 48-year-old star said he knew about his mom's love life before she sat him down to tell him. that was less than a year ago. he said he cried tears of joy. jay z says life is short and it's time to be free, love who you love. >>> all right, mike, we've been in the tv business for years. not that many years, we're still young. we've seen our fair share of police sketches and renderings. >> you're right on both accounts, but i'm willing to bet you've never seen one quite like the one you're about to see. take a look. police in the uk just released this rendering of a burglary suspect. it may appear the artist was influenced by maybe pablo picasso or a hallucinogen, but police say this is no laughing matter. they claim this rendering was composed from the victim's description and they want to get him off the street asap. >> all right. she said big teeth, lots of it. >> i guess so. grinning from ear to ear. >> you can't forget that face. thanks for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. we leave you with this lovely shot

saying that they basically have violated all international norms and as pretext for those strikes letterman said they chose a fake they chose a. staged a chemical attack he stressed that he does not believe that the chemical attack happened in duma as because the russian military entered the city right after the allegations and couldn't find any evidence of any nerve or toxic agent being used there and in fact they couldn't find any witnesses to the events described by those making the accusation have a listen as to how that reporting addressed the situation for. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has deployed its specialist on a fact finding mission but a group of western countries cynically ignored this launching a military attack without waiting for the results of the investigation russia emphatically condemns this attack on syria where russian servicemen are helping villages government fight terrorists with its actions the united states only exacerbates the humanitarian disaster in syria bringing suffering to civilians essentially abetting terrorists who have been

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of original programming, including reboot of "queer eye" and launch of the talk show from david lettermanall told, netflix introduced 32 original series and movies during the first quarter. that doesn't come cheap. netflix will spend $8 billion on content this year. >>> dominos ramping up the food delivery. it will now deliver pizza to 150,000 outdoor locations. the hot spots include beaches, parks and central park and gateway arch in st. louis. over the past decade, services forced domino's to expand. getting a pistons zza at the be. >> long been delivery at my beach. long lines of pizza delivery. >>> "early start" continues right now with the latest on sean hannity and the link to president trump's personal lawyer. >>> fox star sean hannity forced to explain after a court case reveals he is the mystery third client of michael cohen. >>> james comey's tell-on sale. as the fired fbi director speaks out in a new interview this morning. >>> and the president pushing back now accusing russians to block chemical weapons inspectors in syria. real reversal from what we heard from ambassador nik

i am a native of this city, born at letterman general hospital. i come from a military family, navy. my grandfather served in world war ii, the korean war, retired from the navy and from the san francisco shipyard and treasure island. my grandmother, a copper colored woman, the first copper colored woman to live on revere street in the bayview. my blood, my roots are rooted in san francisco. the native tribe of this area and as a bayview original resident i am here in support of 1550 3rd street. the people did their due diligence. came to the city in equity, clean hands and they followed the process that the city has forced to put for the a petition and make statements on what they would like to have on that corner and it is a multi-generational community center that will host the whole community. if it was not for the elders in the community, we wouldn't have southeast center. our parents, they weren't on welfare, they were not sitting around. i'm 47, will be 47 in april. and my parents and community, they went to southeast community center and l

. >> yeah, i've always wanted to be on "the late show," talking to david letterman. >> stephen: dave'sere, man. ( laughter ) so, gentlemen, marijuana has become mainstream. that's great news, right? >> actually, stephen, we think this news sucks. pot used to be rebellious. >> yeah, now crusty old republicans like john boehner are into it. pot's over, man. >> stephen: so you're not excited about legalization? >> no way! it's boring. the last time i bought weed, it was in a store, in a strip mall. >> stephen: where did you used to buy it? >> behind a store in a strip mall. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> which is why we're here to announce: cheech and chong are no longer doing stoner comedy. >> stephen: what? you're quitting comedy? >> no way, man. we're just moving on to edgier territory-- stuff that's still illegal. ( laughter ) >> yeah, now we're into unpasteurized dairy products. >> stephen: wow, really? >> check this (bleep) out, man. ( laughter ) >> this french camembert was only aged one month-- i call it "the devil's velveeta." ( laughter ) >> stephen: wow, i gotta say. i like the w

continue to show how out of touch with relation they really are on the latest installment of david letterman'sflix show. his buddy jay-z ugly side of america. dave couldn't resist to take a shot at the president. shocking take look. >> is he bringing out an ugly side of america that we wanted to believe was gone and it's still here and we still got to deal with it we have to have the conversation. we have to have tough conversation. we have to talk about the n word and we have to talk about why white men are so privileged in this country. >> i completely agree. we don't need any more evidence. i mean, is he a racist? is he not a racist? i'm telling you, you're having a debate over whether a guy is a racist. chances are that guy is a racist. >> sean: former first lady michelle obama she took her own nasty swipe at the president yesterday. take a look. >> i always sort of felt like the 8 years that barack was president it was sort of like having the good parent at home, you know, the responsible parent. the one that told you to eat your carrots and go to bed on time. and now, perhaps, we have th

on the latest installment of david letterman's netflix show, obama's ability said that trump has broughty side of america, he couldn't resist taka shot at the president, take a a look. >> he's bringing out an ugly side of america we wanted to believe was gone and it's still here. we have to have the conversation we have to have the tough conversation we have to talk about thete n-word and we have i talk about why white men are so privileged in this country. >> i completely agree, we don't need any moree evidence. is he a racist, is he not a racist, i'm telling you -- you're having a debate over whether a guy is a racist, chances are that guy is a racis racist. >> sean: former first lady michelle obama took her own nasty swipe at the press of yesterday, a look. >> the eight years that barack was president it's sort of like having the good parent atou hom. the responsible parent, the one that told you to eat your carrots and go to bed on time. now perhaps we have the other parent in the house. we thought it feels fun, may be it feels fun for now because we can eat candy all day and stay up

her club showcased performers line david letterman and others. she was 87. >>> trending in sports, warriors all star klay thompson getting hyped while watching a touch play made by his little brother. >> okay, good pick, good hit, okay. okay! whoo!! wahoo! >> that's cute. it appears it runs in the family. trey thompson robbed the dodgers of a home run last night and klay couldn't contain his excitement as you can see. he posted this video to his instagram channel. he even channeled the no-no finger wave. the brothers who play next door to each other in oakland are now roommates. we'll be right back. >>> los altos hills an injury accident involving two vehicles. reports that now the far left lane, the far right lane and the two left lanes, actually, the two far two left lanes are blocked. that means only one lane gets by as you squeeze through there. not a lot of cars on the road right now but we are starting to see delays build. a backup because of the accident so a lot of activity there. use 101 in the meantime to avoid any more delays through t

letterman cion bowl and saxon. one day was absolutely beginning of the revolution feel cast for a rival to the country club. to which he didn't belong at all. and with change. and they decided to play golf. because club was mostly just a crappy club with the. so all be all members that where pain go where horrified. and suddenly feel cast to say to secure a margin share if we could. so if students of art in this magnificent landscape. they finished playing golf and they went out to everyone in their car and in one street various woman walking she was a great revolutionary it was an architect. certainly feel castro sees her he sees the show first thought now maybe simone the moment that in a very meek iraq they want no not a terrible place it's going to feel if i live in the manner mikado get on for phone there very quickly. doesn't lay that load in the sea so far. as i'm going to. the planet and them i'm going to the royale and now i don't know where i'm not. in those families say they. can escape. they are there.

you've seen her work on "the simpsons," "murphy brown," and "letterman," and she's got a new book thatephen: hello! hi! well this is weird because i have been on this set a thousand times. >> stephen: right. but never with the cameras on. >> stephen: well, because you -- >> what does the red light mean? >> stephen: the red light means we're broadcasting live to mr. and mrs. america and all the ships at sea. >> i'm just going to ignore it. >> stephen: please do. you have an incredible c.v. you created sabrina the teenage witch, wrote for the symptoms, coach, you wrote for spy magazine. >> spy was great. >> stephen: what was the first thing you went to go cover? >> it was about pampered pets on the upper east side called "how rich is that doggy in the window." ( laughter ) >> stephen: really rich, i bet. >> it was supposed to be a scathing commentary on how we overindulge these animals and everybody thought it was adorable! >> stephen: uh-huh. it was the '80s! >> stephen: that's exactly what you want when you write a piece of comedy for everyone to say, that's cute. >> yeah. >> stephen:

letterman. >> stephen: on his birthday!: you famously pulled a little bit of a bourbon street on him. >> i literally was like, what? i sometimes think, like, that doesn't feel like me. it's like a distant memory that just doesn't seem like me. but it is me, and that's kind of cool. ( laughter ) i'm still down with that. i'm, like, a mother of two. i'm completely, like, you know-- i don't know, i'm such a different person now that it doesn't feel like me, but i'm, like, still into it. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) ( laughter ) you only get one life! >> stephen: you like that feeling. >> i'm a changed woman. >> stephen: you were one of the first famous women in hollywood to create her own production company, in '95, right? >> yes, flower films. >> stephen: flower films. and that was really ahead of the curve. now, we're in a moment of female empowerment in hollywood. >> yes. >> stephen: talk about diversity and inclusion. >> yes. >> stephen: what do you think about this present moment we're in right now? >> i think it's phenome

they hired another guy named robert letterman, a south african entrepreneur in this business. they brought him in to try to clean it up. he has taken pretty aggressive steps. they claim they are beginning to use artificial intelligence. they fired some people at facebook who were getting too close to the shady marketers. but the ads are still appearing. it's a cat and mouse game. they are taking it more seriously. they hired more people. they are beginning to crack down i think they have a long ways to go. what would you do if you found yourself on russia's kill list? carol: how wanted as turned desperate in germany. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek," and i'm carol massar. tracy: i'm taylor riggs. you can find us at businessweek.com. carol: or on our mobile app. in the politics section, some alarming reporting out of bloomberg's moscow bureau. tracy: the deadly spy game is claiming more victims. carol: we have more. >> since the nerve agent attack on the former russian double agent that happened at the beginning of march in eng

it has a reboot of "queer eye" and launch of the talk show from david letterman.you watched that? >> not yet. >> a clooney episode. it particulkicked off with the obama interview. netflix plans to spend $8 billion on content this year alone. >> that is hard to grasp. they shot original content in 17 countries. that is the growth area that is exploding sdplch exploding. >> a golden age of tv. >> we shall see. >>> ahead, the japanese prime minister on his way right now for a meeting with president trump. we go live to tokyo next. >>> and jimmy kimmel cannot resist tweaking his rival sean hannity. you will hear from it next. >>> "cnn money" is brought to you by brighthouse financial. established by metlife. so muct to their retirement savings. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so they can focus on new things like exotic snacks. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- e

you can see the full interview with david letterman on netflix. >> look forward to that. >> yeah, haved. you get into it. you get lots of new information. >> not the beard. >> i don't get into the beard. i get into the interview. >> you could get lost in that beard. >> yes, you could. yes, you could. unfortunately. >>> finally, if you happen to be going to the masters -- are you going? >> not this year. >> i'm wearing my masters green today. >> thank you. well, if you happen to be going to the masters this year, whatever you do, do not scream dilly dilly! don't do it. the staff at augusta national has been told to kick out anyone who shouts dilly dilly. the popular catchphrase made famous in bud light commercials. can you believe there was actually a serious memo about this that went around about it. that's my favorite. another favorite among hecklers is baba booey, hi, baba booey, that's the nickname of howard stern's producer. that's also strictly off-limits to say. apparently the golfers have had it and expressed frustration with spectators who shout out these popular phrases after

>> i've been interviewed all day long and everybody says, you are going to be on david letterman?they do. all day long. i have an inferiority complex. roseanne barr, stupid pet tricks, madonna and barbara bush. >> can barbara bush get a free hot dog from a new york city street vendor? that's the beautiful broadway theater. let's see if first lady barbara bush -- she had no trouble at all! yeah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yes, sir! ♪ ♪ >> lots of memories there. you knew her wit personally, didn't you? >> yes. i was going to say, when george bush decided on his 85th birthday that he would jump out of a plane again and parachute down to st. anne's episcopal church where they were married, she said at least he will be near a cemetery. she had a terribly biting wit. i only met her once but she put me at ease. i was going to pet their dog and she said he bites. he bites people who try to hug me. i said mrs. bush, i didn't ask your permission to hug you. she said well, if i don't like you, i'll give you permission. she made it very clear that this was a person who had a tremendous sense

also with us josh letterman, national security and foreign policy reporter for the associated press. gentlemen, thank you very much. michael, i feel like i ask you this all the time but let's ask again. more sanctions yet again today. are they enough? >> first, thanks for mentioning the book. i appreciate that. >> one author to the other i know you always mention the book. >> i really appreciate that. are they enough? of course not. let's be clear. sanctions always take a long time to have an effect in terms of changing another country's behavior. that was the most certainly true with sangs we put in place when i was in the obama administrati administration. on iran it took years to have an effect. those sanctions were much broader than this against a much target economy. it was the right thing to do. i support the administration. there has to be a response. this was a serious list they put together. >> is vladmir putin going to feel this? not only the folks we mentioned but his son-in-law is on that list. >> he's going to see we are encircling him. we are escalating. we're trying to

continue to show how out of touch with relation they really are on the latest installment of david letterman'sow. his buddy jay-z ugly side of america. dave couldn't resist to take a shot at the president. shocking take look. >> is he bringing out an ugly side of america that we wanted to believe was gone and it's still here and we still got to deal with it we have to have the conversation. we have to have tough conversation. we have to talk about the n word and we have to talk about why white men are so privileged in this country. >> i completely agree. we don't need any more evidence. i mean, is he a racist? is he not a racist? i'm telling you, you're having a debate over whether a guy is a racist. chances are that guy is a racist. >> sean: former first lady michelle obama she took her own nasty swipe at the president yesterday. take a look. >> i always sort of felt like the 8 years that barack was president it was sort of like having the good parent at home, you know, the responsible parent. the one that told you to eat your carrots and go to bed on time. and now, perhaps, we have the other

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stephen colbert did this nasty routine in 2005 about president bush and he has david letterman's old going to be a lot of niceness towards her, the left will defend her and she'll be seen as someone who spoke truth to power in front of those powerful people in the world even though, i'm sorry, but speaking in front of a bunch of leftist journalists at a cocktail party is not social media type stuff. >> martha: nobody cares what goes on in that dinner, that's for sure. you look at these dinners and you wonder, you know, what happened to roasting? in my mind, roasting is a acerbic embrace. it supposed to make everybody feel like they get the funny things that are annoying about each other. roasting is an art. but that's not what we would saw on saturday night. >> that's right. again, if she wants to rest members of the trump administration, i think it's pretty nasty. by the same token for the white house to complain about a nasty comment when president trump has had some things is a little bit ridiculous. but at the exact same time for the media to riff on president trump for the stuff

a pay phone across from the ed sullivan theater in new york where trump was taping this segt on letterman that exact same afternoon. >> michael cohen called that charge, complete and utter nonsense. and speaking of mr. cohen, who by the way is under criminal investigation, in 2015, the daily beast published a story including a disturbing allegation by ivana trump while they were married, co-author of the bailey beast got a message from mr. cohen stating if he went through publishing the story, quote, i'm going to mess your life up, so i'm warning you, tread very f 'ing lightly because what i'm going to do to you is going to be disgusting. >> trump called that fake news but then cohen told cnn that he had said things out of anger. >> who hasn't said something or done something that they regret simply trying to protect somebody that they care about. and i care about mr. trump. >> michael cohen was slightly nicer when he threatened college pranksters with the harvard lampoon with the harvard student newspaper and took this photograph with him sitting on the chair of the student newspaper's p

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gamers will be able to get their own high school letterman's jacket thanks to a new recognition of eational federation of state high schools. it's not for all games. they won't allow first-person shooters but the schools are being encouraged to focus on things like nba basketball and allowing multiplayer online battle arenas, like league of legends and super smash brothers. >>> want welcomed team usa into the -- president trump welcomed team usa, praising them for representing the usa in south korea a. more than 200 athletes were there. >> you performed and made us proud and many came home as champions wearing bronze, silver or a gold medal. >> the biggest stars missed the ceremonies, lindsey vonn, some nod outing due to -- some not coming. >>> we know the name of new baby prince, the name of the son of the duke and duchess of cambridge, lieuy arthur charles -- louis arthur charles, a tribute to prince phillips, and the new names of charles and arthur have special meaning, as well. charles, in honor of the baby's grandfather, prince charles, and the name arthur is a family tradition.

president and lecturing the country on why white men are so privileged in upcoming episode of david letterman'selieve was gone. it's still here. we still got to deal with it we have to have the conversation. we have to have the tough conversation. we have to the talk about the "n" word and why white men are so privileged in this country. steve: but as a celebrity worth close to a billion dollars, according to forbes, is he the right person to be talking about wealth and privilege? ainsley: here to weigh in on this is executive director of unhyphenated america christopher harris. hi, christopher, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. ainsley: you are welcome. what's your reaction about what jay-z just said? >> i think he is precisely the wrong person to have this conversation. it would be one thing if he had just given up his past, but he continues to promote a message, a divisive message. the left is actually promoting him because he is a shiny object to distract people. i mean, that's it in a nutshell. you always have to look at hot left is trying to promote. and why