i yield to my colleague to mike levin from the great state of california. mr. levin: when the people of california's 49th district elected me to represent them in congress i didn't imagine i would represent them in a partial government shutdown. when i took the oath of office, i cast my first votes to fund federal agencies that have been shut down by president trump. we have since voted on several similar bills including earlier today. the bills we voted on were not controversial. in fact, they were the same exact bills that senate republicans supported just one month ago and they have received bipartisan support here in the house. in fact, just today, 12 republicans voted to fund and re-open transportation and hud

levin: oh, absolutely. it's no longer republican territory. we now have seven members of the congressional delegation all are democrats and that's truly remarkable when you consider it wasn't that long ago, as you said, it was considered a bastion of conservativism. things have changed. in my district which encompasses northern san diego county, about a quarter of the district is in south orange county. i'm just so proud of everyone who worked so hard, the volunteers, the grassroots who knocked on every door, made every call, that's why we're here. we're here to do the people's work and to really represent the constituents of 49. i'm just eager to get to work. >> you're replacing republican darrell issa who retired from that seat after serving nine terms. why did you decide now was the time to run for this seat? mr. levin: well, i've been approached about this quite a while ago. back in 2013, 2014, 2015. my wife and i have two young kids at home. they are now 6 and 4 years old. you know, we decided a few years back with them being so young it

mark: hello, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty & levin." kirk schilling, how are you, my friend? >> i'm good. how are you. mark: we've met in the past but now we get to talk to each other. tell you why i wanted you here. because you fascinate me. great athlete. i'm from philadelphia. you played for the phillies for some time, you played for the diamondbacks, youyo played for boston, have you a tremendous record and also you're an outspoken conservative. ounow, first things first, 1993 you pitched in the world series. for the phillies. they lost. 2001, arizona diamond beaux, 2004, 2007, boston red sox, championships. you're an 11-2 post season record. i want the nation to understand how phenomenal that is. that's the greatest post season record of any pitcher who has pitched 10 or more games in the npost season, and 8.846 winning percentage. tei'm doing this for a reason. you have the major league record when it comes to that. you also struck out over 3,000 batters. one behind gibson. tied for third or one behind? >> i'm one behind. >> one b

life, liberty and levin is up next. ♪ >> well, america i'm mark levine life, liberty enlevin i have areat guest. dr. paul -- great, great thank you. >> we're going to discuss russia collusion soviet collusion democrat style never discussed so -- you are a professor political science at grove city college. you are the executive director of the center for vision and values. you've been a gross city for 20 years which is one of our finest colleges. >> thank you. you've written a lot a about the cold war. you've gone through some of the original documents that have become available since end of the cold war i consider you if not g the expert one of the top experts on what took place during the cold war and -- why to i want to discuss this tonight? i'll tell you why. because one of the things that you address and you focus on is the extent to which, ted kennedy lion of the senate kennedy family -- that ted kennedy was colluding with, conspiring with -- working with the kremlin to defeat reelection of president ronald reagan this is never discussed. on national television. russia keeps comi

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" with our guest. how are you? we will talk a lot tonight the president of the media research center the largest watchdog organization in america and i rely on that a lot. you are an author in the columnist. you and i have been around a while we have seen presidencies before that i have never seen anything like what we have today. groupthink, with the media platforms incredibly hostile to this president. why do you think now more than ever the media shows the collective fangs quick. >> i have try to put this into historical perspective. look at how the media have analyzed republican presidents going back to nixon. they did not like him but they respected him especially on foreignfo policy. then reagan came along they did not like him either/or his policies, but they were constantly frustrated he was such a nice guy and he was the teflon president whatever they threw at him it bounced off. they couldn't makete anything stick so there was a respect there as well. bush 41 comes around. they liked him to the degree wit

"life, liberty and levin" starts right now. ♪ -- ♪ ♪ >> he la lamere time mark levin and this is "liferty and levin" with wonderful guests after michael pillsbury. how are you sir? >> it's a pleasure. he wrote an amazing look, the 100 year marathon. it has incredible relevance. china seekers trying to replace america as the global superpower. this book is taken off in asia. the chinese have the book although they keep it under glass. you are a senior fellow director of chinese strategy for hudson institute of distinguished high-ranking government official. you've written many books and reports on china. you are educated at stanford with a va in history columbia university m.a., ph.d.. during the reagan administration he was the assistant undersecretary of defense for policy planning and responsible for implementation of the program of covert aid known as the reagan doctrine but you work for nixon. george h.w. bush, reagan, somewhat obama. anyone that i missed? >> that covers it. >> you have spent your entire professional career focused on china and i want to read you just a couple of s

levine a heavier sentence except for the cooperation. >> dennis levine was one guy doing insider tradingew. but what dennis levine did is what led to ivan boesky. >> the securities and exchanged commission stunned wall street today when it announced ivan boesky has been fined the largest penalty ever for insider trading and has been barred from the industry. >> boesky did what he claimed he would ever do, use insider information to buy huge blocks of stock in companies secretly involved in takeover deals. >> ivan boesky was a crook. handing bags of cash to people who would give him inside information. >> if we had capital punishment for white collar crimes, i would say he would be a prime candidate. >> ivan boesky arrived in court to hear himself described as a man whose arrogance has been stripped away. there's no doubt that the man become a symbol of what's wrong with wall street. >> the news of the boesky indictment was like the bombshell on wall street. >> what do we call greed the day before an indictment is filed? if you get my meaning? >> recently, we called it success. some of th

andy levin succeeded his father, sander levin, in the ninth district.levin previously owned clean energy firm and worked on energy issues in the administration of former -- of a former michigan governor. rashida tlaib is the first palestinian-american woman and the first of two muslim women elected to congress. she previously served in the state house. congresswoman alyssa foxconn of michigan's eighth district served a variety of roles in the pentagon during the obama administration, culminating as acting defense secretary first -- secretary for international security affairs. she previously had jobs in the cia and state department. haley stevens started her career working for the obama administration's auto industry bailout. she worked on ways for small and midsize manufacturers to adopt digital manufacturing methods, including creating job-training programs. her colleagues elected her as one of the presidents of the freshman class. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. joining us now as kristen brengel, vice president of government affair

andy levin succeeded his father, former representative sandy levin in michigan's 9th district. mr. levin previously earned the clean energy firm and worked on energy issues of former michigan governor jennifer granholm. rashida tlaib, she previously served three terms in the state house. congresswoman e lisa slotkin of michigan's 8th district served in a variety of roles in the pentagon in the obama administration culminating as assistant defense secretary for security affairs. prior to that she worked on the u.s. intelligence committee including spending time in iraq with jobs in the cia, the national security council and the state department. and representative haley stevens started her career working for the obama administration's auto industry bailout and she worked her way to small and mid-sized manufacturers to adopt digital manufacturing weapons including creating job training programs. her colleagues elected her as one of the two co-presidents of the freshman class. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> vermont governor phil scott began his second term with

mark levin the great one is with us. you know, mark, it comes down to the arguments made by schumer and pelosi. i don't mean to be sarcastic but it looked like a "saturday night live" openingch skit, but, especially considering chuck schumer particular biden support obama support for a wall in 2006 and 2013. they are saying that this is a manufactured crisis and they are saying thatat they are upsetd about the delayed checks to furloughed federal government employees which i am sympathetic towards. but the president is making the case that we have americans being victims of crime, homicide, sexual assault, other violent assaults that we have trafficking and that we have -- that's going across the border.tr human trafficking, drug trafficking. to me, it's about life and death or inconvenience. this is not manufactured. you can't tell the son of officer singh that is a manufactured crisis. this is a real life and death situation for many american families and i wanted to get your reaction to tonight's. >> first of all, the

get ready for our et exclusive with adam levine tomorrow., it's something you do not want to miss. >> you are right about that. can't wait to hear what you says about performing on the big stage. >>> all right. let's talk now about jennifer garner. things seem to be heating up in the romance department. first garner and her guy. that is jen and john miller leaving an l.a. sushi date is separately as a source close etn love. we can see why. not only does she have michael bar tan alias vibes, he is sweet with jen's kids, taking them to the mountains and staying up late with them playing board games. >> i mean, i worked out really hard. >> he also shares jen's love for working out and eating well. is the couple of six mopnths ready for the next step? while they have spoken about a future together, neither is ready to plan a wedding or get engaged. next, ashton's date night after slipping his number to other people. he and meal a we me he and mila were all smiles. he wrote having a real connection with real team. et texted ashton. we got a link

presentation by pamela levin. >> pamela levin chief financial officer. it provides projection for the full fiscal year ending in june 30, 2019. as i reported before the trust fund balance on june 30, 2018 was $77.4 million based on that activity through november 2018 the balance is projected to be $79.6 million or $2.2 million increase. we're still seeing favorable claims for city plan and unfavorable claims for blue shield access plus and trio. there continues to be favorable claims experience for the dental plan. we did not receive any pharmacy rebeats -- rebates in november. year to date on the pharmacy rebates is 1.8 million and year end projection is 7.9 million. year end balance $1.3 million is projected in the sustainability fund which is $3 budget we'll be bringing forward that budget to you for approval in february. no performance guarantees have been received thus far this year. a total of $47,000 is paid out this year under the adoption assistance plan. we have had three claims that reimbursements that have occurred in this last month. based o

mark: hello america i am mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" with our guest. how are you?k a lot tonight the president of the media research center the largest watchdog organization in america and i rely on that a lot. you are an author in the columnist.

it's really not a good thing to have going on during the slow season," levin said. others are trying to help keep the public informed as best they can."we are trying to fill in people on the information at the gates since there are no rangers there," said jonathan farrington with yosemite mariposa county tourism bureau.thousands of federal employees, including many in yosemite, are furloughed.one employee who asked to stay anonymous says some aramark employees are being laid off.we reached out to aramark, and their response was that it's common for yosemite hospitality to work with the park service while they quote "temporarily adjust our staffing levels to account for the time of year and business demand. "from ferguson fire closures in the summer to shutdowns in the winter, ballinger says her employees are now working half the hours they'd normally work, and she hasn't been able to give more money to local youth programs."many businesses here are still reeling from the effects in july, when we make our money to get through this piece. we don't have the reserves th

a host now of life, liberty a and levin. i call him the great one mark levin.ark, i will let you go, but the one thing i will stay to start is how fascinating today democrats and the media actually cared about, quote, obstruction of justice when they have ignored, let's see, the deleted subpoena emails acid waring hard drives and smashing up devices and removing sim cars. only if it's trump do they get worked up about something. >> never will impress them. i want to make a point here, sean, about mueller's office. they sat there all day long while this false reporting was going on, while the president was being smear you had. while the reporters so-called and friendly democrats with capitol hill saying this sim peachable offense. they won't be held to account. they won't apologize. they will continue on tomorrow until the next great fake story. i want to say this about mr. mueller's office. they didn't do anybody any favor. i will tell you why they issued their statement around 7:30 p.m. eastern time tonight. because i was on the radio, among other things, dema

"life, liberty, and levin" sunday night. unbelievable. we will see you soon. mark levin.he white house responds. w when we come back, the president's attorney, jay sekulow reacts to all of the day's events and breaking news straight ahead. ♪ i am for shortening colds when i'm sick. with zicam. zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam. oral or nasal. ♪ >> sean: this is a fox news alert. president trump's attorney rudy giuliani weighing in on buzz feeds fake report on twitter writing "i commend bob mueller's office for correcting the buzzfeed full story that president trump encourage cohen to live. i ask the press toto take heed that their hysterical desire to destroy this president has gone too far. they pursue this without critical analysis all dayhe #fakenew. close" we go now to the president's attorney jay sekulow, also the chief council for the center for law and justice. >> hi, sean. >> sean: this is how it went all day,ce jay. well, we haven't verified it ourselves but, i

the next time on "life, liberty and levin". into on "life, liberty & levin." [♪] jesse: welcome to.rs. nancy pelosi got the gavel and the left is starting to unravel. congrats to nancy. she got what she deserves. what did she get in the caracas caucus. caracas is the capital of venezuela. let's look at their agenda. universal healthcare. price tag, $30 trillion. maths

andy levin succeeded his father former representative sandy levin in michigan's 9th district.usly owned a clean energy firm and worked on energy of former michigan governor. representative rashida tlaib is the first palestinianian woman and first of two muslim women elected to congress. she previously served three terms in the state house. congresswoman elissa slotkin served in a variety of roles at the pentagon during the obama administration. had two years of acting assistant defense secretary. prior to that she worked in the u.s. intelligence community including spending time in iraq with jobs in the cia, the national security couldn't sishl -- counsel and state department. and haley stevens worked for obama administration auto industry bail out. she created job training programs. her colleagues elected her as one of the two co-presidents of the freshman class. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>> two days after being sworn in, new wyoming governor mark gordon delivered his first state of the state of address in cheyenne. the former state treasurer called

"life, liberty and levin" starts right now. ♪ -- ♪ ♪ >> he la lamere time mark levin and this is "lifeith wonderful guests after michael pillsbury. how are you sir? >> it's a pleasure. he wrote an amazing look, the 100 year marathon. it has incredible relevance. china seekers trying to replace america as the global superpower. this book is taken off in asia. the chinese have the book although they keep it under

i'm lauren greene and him back to life, liberty and levine.well, president of the united states i think he was set up from day one before he was president. >> i agree. mark: even as a candidate they were focused on him. the evidence is abundantly clear and i don't much care what the mueller report has to say. there needs to be another report. on what took place when president trump was candidate trump. and when president trump was president elect trump and shortly after he became president trump. there is a stream of factual information that the media essentially rejects but facts are facts that demonstrate the obama administration at the highest levels of the fbi and we not even gotten into intelligent agencies like lieutenant general fill in and we had a rushed in and last year of the obama administration has never seen before in american history and he told them not to pursue we have the hillary clinton campaign later this week information that five or six surrogates of the clinton campaign are pushing this dossier into the fbi and among ot

turning now to other things other than mark levin. who knew?ening to drop up to two feet of snow in the northeast. three people were killed in snow related crashes in wisconsin. thousands of flights have been canceled, a plane even skidding off the runway in chicago. a storm rips through alabama, trapping some people in their basement. a u.s. air strike killed 52 al- al-has been shabbab. the attack happened in southern somalia and no americans were killed. al-shabab claims responsibility for killing people in a motel on tuesday. one american was among those killed in the attack. the women's march draws much smaller crowds this year among an anti-semitism controversy. organizers wanted 100,000 but the permit was only for 10,000. two organizers came under fire for ties to a controversial nation of islam leader who's made hateful remarks about jews. >>> a craving for fries and gravy led to a texas couple to say "i do" again inside a whataburger. after tying the knot, the couple wanted fast food. so they hit the joint in their wedding attire. they

in my seat and i still get lost some times because you know the center of the city is so it's like levineso mazing and every time i look out i see in some of the tape that i've missed you know in my previous war so one of my favorite part is they cut the cutting square where we story how i put it there now i design brain cannot unsettle and there are a few secrets in that that player actually can walk through this player behind the beautiful statue of marcus so radiant so you can see a wonderful terrace on the forum sometimes you know walking through the forums it's very crowded you can just go on the terrace which is right behind the statue and you can get one of the most beautiful students of the farm and they're going to see you and then you can walk back to them and say could be thirteen which are not so seen and you can find some amazing pieces in there now venice is also a huge tourist magnet and also we see that your family is closely connected with why is that i love that me so much i used to live there indication when it was a child with my grandparents my parents and it was like

levin: absolutely. it is no longer republican territory. we now have seven members of the congressional delegation. all are democrats. that is truly remarkable when you consider it was not that long ago, as he said, it was considered consumerism. considered conservative. in my district, i'm so proud of hard, thet work so volunteers committed grassroots who knocked on every door and made every call, that is why we are here. we are here to do the people's work and really represent the constituents of 49, and i'm just eager to get to work. >> you are replacing a republican who retired from that seat after serving nine terms. why did you decide now is the time to run for the seat? beenlevin: well, i had approached about this quite a while ago, back in 2013,, 2014, 2 2014, 2015. we have kids. we decided when they were so young it was not a time. after 2016, i worked really hard on secretary clinton's campaign. after the result, i was devastated and wanted to know how i can best make a difference. then we had the first women's march right after t

the host of the number one show sunday night it's 10:00 eastern here on fox, "life, liberty & levin," greatst one, thank me. h we have a lot going on in this country. we have a rush to judgment look at buzzfeed. we have a push, nancy pelosi cannot even sit down, she is so pulled to the left by her party.y. os the president has givened on da and dreamers. everything they say that they wanted, they still will not sit down with him. you have a lot of democrats who we'll see more during the presidential campaign wanting 70% taxes and confiscation of wealth, what you make of it all?we >> what a mess. let me start with the media. poll after poll, survey after survey shows that the media are liberal and democrat. and they don't disappoint to liberals and democrats. we have a packed media with a groupthink mentality. and i wrote this down before i came here. w there are no uniform binding standards among the news outlets. no clear line between news and opinion. this is an opinion show. i give an opinion. you give an opinion. that is clear. but news is different, isn't it? no universal rules o

the next time on "life, liberty and levin". into on "life, liberty & levin." [♪] jesse: welcome to.watters' world," i'm jesse watters. nancy pelosi got the gavel and the left is starting to unravel. congrats to nancy. she got what she deserves. what did she get in the caracas caucus. caracas is the capital of venezuela. let's look at their agenda. universal healthcare. price tag, $30 trillion. math is hard when around socialist. two, a green new deal. a government takeover of the entire economy. the goal? eliminate oil and gas. for someone who flies all the time, solar-powered planes sound risky to me. how do they play for it? alexandria ocasio-cortez wants too raise taxes -- wants to raise taxes to 70%. >> once you get to the tippy top you see tax rates as you i'm up this ladder, you should be contributing more. >> you are talking about a radical agenda compared to the way politics is done right now. >> i think that it only has ever been radicals that have changed this country. abraham lincoln made the radical decision to make the emanicipation proclamation. franklin roosevelt made

into the agency musings of the type that justice thomas very eloquently wrote about in rine versus levine which is it is not impossible for the manufacturer to have done the right thing. >> you and i will dispute the elegance of justice thomas's opinion in wyatt. but i'm not sure that helps me very much. and in all seriousness, if there is some ambiguity about the warning letter, about the complete response letter, isn't that resolved by the fda's own statement against interest perhaps, months later, why doesn't that tell us exactly what it was up to? >> because the standard is lower, and if you look at that press release in march of 2010, when the fda uses the phrase causal connection, that's not what the regulatory standard is. we set out the regulatory standard on page six of our brief, and that is a much lower one. when it is for the precaution letter, it is to provide reasonable evidence of a causal relationship, or causal association. reasonable evidence is something that dr. lane new in 2008 and was urging merck to provide a better explanation. and that's why on page 17 of dr. lane

call 844 levin tv. or go to blaze tv.com/mark. great post, great programming for conservatives and independe brent, where do you see the media ten or 20 years from now? do you think media and cable, satellite, network, do you think they are in their dying days if they don't reverse course and build more credibility with more of the public? do you think they are in a death roll? do you think competition from digital tv, podcasting and other technologies we can't even imagine right now, that that's a good thing, that's where news and entertainment and information is heading? how do you see this? >> whether we like it or not, this is where we are headed. we are in the midst of the most extraordinary technological revolution in history. things are moving at such the speed of light that you can't predict what's going, what the media is going to look like in two years. we are rapidly leading the news era, leaving the news era and going full throttle into the information age. the way i see this, when we were growing up we had newspapers

levine and her husband have always been against britain leaving the e.u. . and everything they've heard from london in the last two years makes them think it is going to be a chaotic process. they've got a water tank with filter and plenty of batteries because the u.k. currently gets a lot of its electricity from europe. so we're being a bit balanced in the list it would not expect met to be unexpected power cuts frequently have more rationing of power much like the seventy's where there was set times of the day where they wouldn't be power. love the family has even started growing their own vegetables in the backyard but this is all a bit too much maybe nevertheless nuveen says they are simply going on what their government tells them. the u.k. government has done so they expect up to six months oh. in imports running around fifteen to twenty percent efficiency i think. so we're now increasing because we had underestimated what we might need. one third of all food stuffs enters britain to the port of dover. if britain leaves the e.u. without a deal there co

. >>> our legal expert david levine will join us to talk about william barr's confirmation hearing. >>> plus, democrats refused a meeting with the president. there is no end in sight. the government shutdown is stretching into day 25. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. >>> there was no progress reported on capitol hill today on the 25th day of the partial government shutdown. today, a group of moderate kratz rejected a lunch invitation from the white house. they felt that the meeting was no more than a photo op. democrats are holding firm against a $5 billion demand from the president to build a border wall. >> we have small business people throughout america and their families suffering. that is why we need to end the reckless trump shutdown. it is time for this to end. it is time for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer were once, to put a counter offer on the ta

all this on the devon heart of midlothian manager craig levine was given a one match ban for commentsgers last month. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political strategist jo tanner and the associate editor of the new statesman, george eaton. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the metro which says the man killed on a train in surrey last week was stabbed nine times. the i runs with the prime minister's pledge to recruit widely from outside the uk to fill thousands of nhs roles following her launch of the government's ten year plan for healthcare. the guardian also has the nhs ten year plan as its top story, saying that health service bosses are pushing the prime minister to roll back legislation on private contracts within the nhs. the daily mail focuses on the technological solutions put forward in the ten year plan to help reduce strain on the health service. the times says digital consultations could become the norm. the

mark: ladies and gentlemen, see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." all right, ladies and gentlemen.right, ladies see you next time on "life, liberty and levin". >>> welcome jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. by now everybody heard the story of the covington boys. we'll have a sit-down with a member of the community who started the whole thing, the black israelites. phillips first told "the washington post" and other outlets that he was surround and harass bid the covington boys. he said the boys were quote attacking these four black individuals. he continued, quote, these young men were beatly and these old black individuals was their prey. phillips called it racism and the hatred in their cases resembled whrin muching that were done in america. he said the students were charnting "build the wall." once the complete video was released, everything phillips said was a lie. it was phillips who approached the boys and banged the drum in his face. nobody chanted "build the wall." it looks like phillips and his crew were the aggressors

love in just over an hour meantime germany's angela cabot the number two seed cruised easily past levine is polo in a how to talk caballe one to turn a mint in two thousand and sixteen and on the men's side world number two rafael nadal struggled a bit against australia is james duckworth before winning in three sets. well wolf thirty years on from the deadly hillsborough stadium disaster in england the police commander who was in charge then faces trial starting today it remains the worst stadium related disaster in english history where a fatal crush inside the stadium left ninety six people dead the trial comes after a long campaign to fight a police cover up david duncan field was the commander on the day of the tragedy he faces multiple charges of gross negligence of manslaughter he's pleaded not guilty to all comes. as you are watching d.w. news coming to you from berlin we have more for you at the top of the next hour i'm rachel will be with you then and of course you get all the lips news and information around the clock on our web site that's at d w dot com thanks wolf. nico pie

you take a look at the remaining three we have three goals scores tied at eleven goals apiece robert levin dosti followed by the dortmund captain taking a break marco rice and. vanna who's known for backing braces and selfie missed out on the opportunity to get his twelve you know are you surprised that so. crowded at the top but not really we've still said sixteen match days to go i think and then deal which is not going to be there all the way to the top and frankly i don't want care about that they don't necessarily need to tell you as we say but it's a huge surprise definitely that he's still up there but i don't think he's going to go for like twenty five or twenty eight which you probably need to win well it is nice to see just more goals scores on the list rather live in dos the obvious these common name on the list now a name we don't see on the list is for frankfurt he actually has had the foot in the most goals when you combine goals and assists people have compared frankfurt trio to that of liverpool's front three how do you see it they are very impressive just mentioning as you

shortly before the end robert levin dubs me sealed the deal. on the final score and continue to keep pace with dortmund in the title race. and they have it by and have the when they needed to keep the pressure on dortmund leadin do you think the players will feel confident in this chase i really think they still believe they can win the lake but it looks like they don't have to confidence like they have like a couple of years ago. at this typical b.s. on mia. i think they lost a little bit them winning mentality they don't look us try a strong animal last used to be and you do what you think they need to do to find that mentality again what's what's what is missing it is a good question for me it looks like they're not drilling bang on the team so i think i have to come more together as a team. and acing this is a little final piece and i don't know how close they are to nico what still of course they won some games lately but as still i don't know some miscommunication so too many individuals miscommunications and ali. you know by seem to find

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jennifer garner gave us a glimpse inside her kitchen but now it appear that is kitchen belongs to adam levinemaroon five front man has reportedly paid -- wait for this figure -- $32 million for the estate owned by jen and her ex ben affleck. i did say $32 million. >> you did. >> it's massive. there's three compounds which covers more than three acres in pacific palisades. it has a pool, gym, basketball court and screening room. >> more babies on the way i'm sure. speaking . >>> speaking of expanding -- social media is buzzing over lifetime's docuseries on r. kelly because it has alarming new allegations of his sexual, mental and physical abuse. >> it's not all glitter and glory and fame like people think. sometimes we have down falls also. >> did he lock you up? 'cause we've heard stories. is that true? >> 50 people, including r. kelly's ex and several women who claim to be victims of sexual misconduct level shocking allegations against the r&b superstar. among the most damning? ♪ age ain't nothing but a number ♪ >> claims about a sexual relationship with his then 15-year-old protege, the lat

life, liberty and levin is up next. ♪ >> well, america i'm mark levine life, liberty enlevin i have a great, great thank you. >> we're going to discuss russia collusion soviet collusion democrat style never discussed so -- you are a professor political science at grove city college. you are the executive director of the center for vision and values. you've been a gross city for 20 years which is one of our finest colleges. >> thank you. you've written a lot a about the cold war. you'

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