what a legacy of service bob dole and liddy dole both. >> absolutely. bob dole an example, an exemplar of the greatest generation. fought in world war ii. very badly hurt when it is troops were trying to retake italy. spent more than a year in rehabilitation, in hospitals. went back to his hometown of russell, kansas. the people there decided to over time support him, giving nickels, dimes, quarters to send him on his way, his campaign. as you said in the early 60s, went to the house. later the senate. 35 years in all. this comes as you suggest, shep, at a particularly interesting time. we're two days away for the potential of a government shut down when the two sides can't get together and for the fourth time, if they're unable to pass a c.r. this year, would actually see the government shut down at midnight on friday night. that's the kind of thing that bob dole spent a career, 35 years on capitol hill trying to avoid. he was a legislator when that was not a dirty word. when the idea that you made compromises across the aisle. you took something, the

after seeing "my fair liddy" on a date night without the twins, they september the cast flowers and ae saying amal and i wanted to thank you for a fantastic night of theater. we loved every minute. >> that's the best review a cast could get. >>> meanwhile, serena ill yams is on the cover of "vogue" with her baby girl. and revealing the complications she went through during birth. baby alexis olympia's heart rate dipped dangerously low. resulting in a c-section. serena suffered other complications. she said everything went bad when blood clots in her lungs left her gasping for air leading to several more surgeries. she shares the details for the first time, four months after the ordeal. >> say hi to miss lipd zi. >> reporter: mama and baby are happy and healthy today. serena is smitden. >> you excited for the movie? >> she's going the watch thor. >> acing motherhood is not easy. she said, i've broken down i don't know how many times. or i'll get angry about the crying. then sad about being angry. and then guilty, like, why do i feel so bad? the 23-time grand slam winner has yet to retu

ok when i see these pictures and they are liddy have a file of. tens of pictures like this that i myself i have witnessed and i have shoot at them and they mean my still also i have been with tims of. attacks in my office. so i want to explain more of the attacks itself it is not the big issue for us the big issue especially for me i was there witnessing recording and also. playing it and also taking it to the authorities the big issue was also the reactions of the authorities for example when i was attacked when the police came when i referred to the police stations when i started and when i said that i want to make a complaint the reaction of the police and those who it is it was a shocking for me that the police went in front of the police station he said the so if you want to make a complaint i will put you in that the detention center for three nights it was the shocking point for me that i was the president of organization i knew the language i have documents so all for thousands and thousands of refugees and migrants that they didn't have d

what a very special moment for his and liddy. no question about that, charles. >> absolutely wonderful, touching and a beautiful thing to see. thanks, john. i want to go to fox news senior capitol hill producer chad pergram for more. chad? >> this was a rather extraordinary service considering how the rotunda is to bob dole. he was here when the late senator from hawaii passed away. he laid in repose in the rotunda around christmas time and bob dole, having trouble walking, he got up and walked across the rotunda to with with his friend. he said he didn't want to see him in the state where he had to be pushed up in a wheelchair. daniel and bob were attached politically at the hip. they were wounded just over the same hillside in italy during world war ii. they both worked with each other as they worked through their injuries. daniel lost an arm. he wanted to be a surgeon. bob dole had the same problem here. then they both wanted to get into politics. daniel came to capitol hill before bob dole. he was first a congressman from haw

this is not someone who would come as natural to the position of first liddy in terms of an outsized public role. so it's somewhat not surprising for people who know her inside of the white house to see that a year in she's not perhaps based on all of this reporting, loving the position. even though they hesitate to say much more because she relishes her privacy. >> and john heilemann because of see many other shiny objects that didn't make it on the air tonight, the trump administration has decided not to punish anybody for now under new sanctions retaliating for russia's election meddling. it's a surprising move from the state department. what do you make of it? >> well, let's just review for the sake of history here. russia intervened in the election in 2016. as a result of that the united states congress passed sanctions against russia over the objections of the trump administration. as part of those sanctions the trump administration was now supposed to slap penalties on people or companies that were doing business with the russian defense or intelligence agencies. there are peo

more economical it to liddy, more market full it to liddy.ility,omical more market full attila to you. moreng the front page -- market volatility. it is going to be something markets will focus on the share. i think that pick up and volatility will encourage people looking back at active and i think it will be time for active management. francine: what is your biggest 2018 andrew: inflation in the u.s., very tight labor market, wages moving up slowly. there is a risk we will see big wage numbers and inflation come through. andrew, thank you so much. what fun to have you here in the studio. andrew wilson, goldman sachs asset management ceo. riyadh,ritz-carlton in we will bring you the latest on the story and its impact on markets. will also tell you about the aramco ipo this year. we have an interview at davos. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economic, finance and politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua. kingdom holdings chairman -- has been released from the ritz carlton in riyadh. will shares of our leads company lead

of course gordon liddy and a team of burglars broke into the watergate complex where the democratic national committee was located and tried to plant or fix a bug and take some photographs. the russians electronically penetrated the democratic national committee and spread the fruits of their entry all over the world in emails and what have you. that's where the parallel starts. and it goes on and on with a cover-up that we still don't have the end of the story with regard to mr. trump. >> um-hum. elizabeth john was here last night so i know his thoughts on the reporting of this story. i want to hear yours about wanting to fire mueller in june. tell me yours. >> well, i mean, the parallels to watergate are scarey. i mean, watergate involved, yes, interference with an election, the electoral process by the president -- by the president's team. and here we are still trying to find out what the connection was with the russians. we know the russians interfered. but we are still trying to find out what the connections were with the trump campaign. but there is no question that in watergate what h

do you think i cap get some good air with the trash can liddy found. >> yeah. >> raise your hand for >> raise your hand to know. >> raise your hand if we should give it a go. >> all right, let's hit the hill. where is alan? you guys, i will watch you do it first see how you do, allen , an, you have sea goggles on. you are the pro. how should do i this thing. >> you should, while going down, like grab the, jump and throw your stuff with your board. >> good tips. >> should i try it. >> cool. >> let me toss this off. guys, i will see if this trash can lid will work. alan, i feel like i trust you. you say just go for it. >> i will go for it. >> this is one of the best times have the year when all of the kid are having most fun and i love being part of this. >> um, um, um. >> don't you too. >> yeah, she loves this. >> hold this for me please. >> i raised my hand on no, for the record. here we g >> she disappear. >> she wst in the pile. >> that trash can is not cutting it. >> wait a minute she took. >> now the young person is crying. no, no i'm just playing. >> would chill check on tori an

you're not going to have a lot of people like gordon liddy who called the committee to reelect the president and said i'm going to be standing at the corner of 18th and k and you can send a hit squad to knock me off and put a bullet through my chest. >> that's how seriously he took his oath of loyalty. >> he seriously did that. but there is nobody that loyal to the president. >> i hope no one is calling any hits. nick akerman and clint watts, great to have you both. >>> next, republicans in the house intelligence committees we were just talking about voted to release the memo, and then not release another memo? how an attempt to discredit rod rosenstein stop robert mueller and what carter page has to do with it, in two minutes. from thy beginning ... it was always our singular focus, a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. sp

commitment and like her husband of great patriotism, loyal to our country and its people, his wife, liddych out across the aisle, reach out across the country to serve this nation well, i would invent bob dole. i am proud to be on hand today to recognize all you've achieved, senator, to enhance the work of the congress and to make our country stronger and safer. how appropriate it is to give a gold medal to someone who is the gold standard. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, united states senator from kansas, the honorable pat roberts. [ applause ] >> thank you. mr. president, mr. vice president, senator, elizabeth dole, distinguished leaders and guests, it is both a privilege and an honor for me to be part of this ceremony for my friend, my colleague, my longtime mentor bob dole, kansas' favorite son. you know, bob, looking around this rotunda where our nation's most senior elected officials, some -- some -- some might say there's no subject on which we could all agree and congresswoman jenkins and i embarked on a mission last summer to make this congressional medal happen, was there,

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