linda has been so great. when somebody does that good of i would rather do it this way than faith divide. linda mcmahon is a special person and she is going to work with me hard so we keep this miracle we have felt -- built. you saw in michigan -- if they would reported. many thousands of people outside of the arena, that arena was asked and it was tremendous love in that arena. look what is happening with michigan and ohio and pennsylvania and so many places, you look at what is going on, places. many different new hampshire i have reports of something we did in new hampshire. ofare the hottest country the world economically and that is going to stay that way for a long time to come. thank you very much. daniel neuhauser reports on congress. he joins us for a look at the week ahead.

linda mcmahon has done an incredible job as the head of the small business administration. she has been a superstar. the fact is that i've known her for a long time. i knew she was good but i didn't know she was that good. she's been one of our all-time favorites. it was just so smooth. she's helped so many people in the world of small business and she'll be leaving. she's going to go and help us with a very, very important year and a half that we have coming up and the re-election, as they call it. and we look forward to that. we're going to be working very strongly. she's going to be doing a fantastic job so she's going to be leaving. we'll be making the new normal nation and appointment in a very short distance and that will be in consultation with linda. but this is an outstanding woman who's done an outstanding job and linda, i want to thank you very much. >> thank you very much, sir, i really appreciate that president trump: what has been your highlight and what are some of the great things you've done so we can put it right on the record? >> well, the highlight has c

linda: thank you. [indistinct conversation] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] on ae house begins debate resolution supporting the disclosure of special counsel robert mueller's final report on russian interference in the u.s. election. currently, the attorney general has discretion on how the report is released. a final vote on the nonbinding resolution is expected on thursday. in the senate, work on judicial and executive nominations, onluding neomi rao for judge . on thursday, the house will vote on a resolution to block the president's emergency declaration. at least four republicans plan to vote in favor to block the resolution, meaning it is likely to pass if all democrats vote in favor. the president has said he will veto it. as always, you can follow the house on c-span life and the senate on c-span two. >> sunday night on "afterwords," r

linda: all right. i will kick it off with a question and then go around the table and for those of you who got here a little late, if you have a question, just gesture and i'll put you on the list. so you mentioned the news yesterday of speaker pelosi's comment on impeachment. i wanted to follow up on that. on cnn yesterday you said that impeaching president trump would only make sense with, quote, very graphic evidence. and i'm wondering if you could provide some credible examples of what you or the mueller team might unearth that would be very graphic evidence, that would push us toward impeachment. you've hired daniel gullman. are you counting on him to take it to that level? mr. schiff: well, i would say this. we have already seen deeply concerning evidence of the president's lack of fitness for office. the degree to which profound conflicts of interest may be guiding his foreign policy. as well as evidence of criminality on the part of the president, as it pertains to the direction and coordinatio

caltcalt nick nick >> president trump linda mcmahon was stepping down as the head of e small business administration. this is about 15 minutes. president trump: she has done an incredible job as the head of the small business administration and has been a sturep star. i have known her for a long time, i knew she was good but she was a long time favorites and helped so many people in the world of small business and will be leaving ap going to help us with a very, very important year ap a half we have coming up and the reelection and we will be working strongly. e will be heeskap making the new nomination and apointment in consultation with behinda. this is appear outstammeding women ap linda, i thank you very much. >> i appreciate that. president trump what has been your highlight and so they can all know? >> the high height is the fagget thaw asked my to take on this position and honor to serve this cupet try in your cabinet and the people of the united states and small businesses, 30 million all bies, 99% of the small physicianes and we have great team we have out there and it has be

joining us now is senior equity strategist linda duessel. linda, who has the control?inda: i think there will be -- i think the market generally does as well, but the idea they are having to push off some time frame indicates that they are not close enough to where i think the leaders or at least our leader thinks that it would be enough to satisfy the markets and his constituency. so the fact that it has taken this long, something still ought to come out of it. david: that's talk about what kind of a deal it might be. -- let's talk about what kind of a deal it might be. gary cohn, the former economic advisor to the present overnight on the radio said, "i think the u.s. is desperate for an agreement." the president needs a winter the only open issue he could claim as a big win booed be -- would be getting a deal done with china. if they get a deal done but it is weak, what does that due to to the stock market? linda: i think the stock market, and a lot of the bounce it has made since december has to do with the deal getting done. i do not think the market expects a tre

linda jackson, the c.e.o. of citreon. the battle over brexit and why teresa may is being accused to buy support for plans to leave the european union. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: welcome. guy: i'm guy johnson. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. vonnie: the available markets starting in the green. we're erasing the gains here in the u.s. let's check on global movements with abigail doolittle. abigail: look at the dow with the highs early this morning up half a percent and down nearly .2%. not a small or big loss to the downside but nonetheless that reverse is a little worrisome perhaps when you consider the fact that stocks had been higher earlier on trade optimism. in fact philadelphia semiconductor, the chip so much a relationship with china there at the highs up 1% now just up fractionally. we do continue to have gains thought ere energy and there was a buy from china and also soy beans are higher. if we look at the nats dack, -- nasdaq at the fade it's up 6.9% and now slightly lower, .2% and not a huge l

linda: not a lot. as i mentioned, when the klan -- i think it was youngstown ohio, , a big industrial center, when the klan tried to move there, working-class people threw rocks at them. and in fact, in several cases like that, klansmen were shot by resistors. but this is sporadic and also, the relationship between the klan and labor unions was very complicated. because in many labor unions, they were themselves quite racist and really resistant to immigrants joining these unions. and many of these labor unions had klan members in them. there were a lot of verbal attacks and written attacks on the klan. most professors and journalists. but i have not seen a sign of a really concerted grass-roots movement against the klan. did the klan have -- how far forward thinking was the klan? when they choose political influence, do they have a platform or an idea of how they would further implement their idea of american identity into american politics? linda: really good question. i should talk more about that.

linda, thank you very much.ng questions] connell: donald trump announcing at mar-a-lago that linda mcmahon leaving small business administration. the concentration will be about the mueller report and immigration right? melissa: very good chance he would have to shut down the southern border next week a lot of nuggets there. connell: karl rove, former senior advisor to president george w. bush, also fox contributor. i will point out as i go to karl, you had an op-ed that appeared in the journal, the mueller report, encouraging the president to move on. i thought it was interesting to see, maybe how challenging to some degree that is with the news this afternoon, right, that the formal report with redactions will be released here in the next few weeks. the president saying, i'm quoting him here, i have nothing to hide. what do you make of that? >> yeah. well look, i think the president is entitled to a victory lap, i thought, ironically enough i put my column to bed 5:00 on wednesday afternoon and later that nigh

linda jackson is one of the few women who actually did make it to the very top in the male dominated car industry my colleague caught up with the c.e.o. of citron at the geneva motor show to learn a thing or two above female leadership qualities. liz jackson you're one of the few women c.e.o.'s in the automotive industry now i was reading an anecdote about you where you related that very often you would go to a meeting and of the delegates would not would want to wait for the boss before starting the meeting all need for you to have to tell them that you are the boss is not something that still happens to you it doesn't happen anymore i have to say but it did happen happened very sort of early on in my career but now it doesn't happen anymore i think people probably know me but it didn't bother me because at the end of the day when she say you're the boss and then you very credible you can make you make your impression so but yes it did happen but not anyone. now would you say there are certain advantages to being a woman executive in a very male dominated industry but i suppose the

linda jackson now the c.e.o. of citroen is one of the few women who have made it to the very top of the motor industry. to milan caught up with her at the geneva motor show to talk about female leadership. now i was reading an anecdote about you where you related that very often you would go to a meeting and of the delegates would not would want to wait for the boss before starting the meeting oh only for you to have to tell them that you were the boss is not something that still happens to you it doesn't happen anymore i have to say but it did happen happened very sort of early on in my curia but now it doesn't happen anymore i think people probably know me empathy didn't bother me because at the end of the day when she say you're the boss and then you very credible you can make your make your impression say but yes it did happen but not in evil. now would you say there are certain advantages to being a woman executive in a very male dominated industry but i suppose the obvious advantage is that because there ar

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¡qué linda sonrisa! gracias.e stefano, su madre dice que cargo con una culpa por muchos aÑos. ningÚn momento muy difÍcil como testigo el frente de la persona que meto mi hijo, y el abogado, fueron dos semanas intensas. >>el jurado encontrÓ culpable robbins por la tentativa de robo de un auto y el juez lo condenÓ a cadena perpetua mientras que sodi me reconoce que la noticia no le impactÓ tanto ella como sus seres queridos. mi hija no se merecÍa que yo muriera y definitivamente a los 15 aÑos necesitaba una mamÁ. ella buscÓ a la persona mÁs cercana que tenÍa una parte de su hijo >>, camilo valencia del mÚsico a quien consideraba buen amigo. >>fui al quinceaÑero de mi hija y traje a camino. camilo es el que tiene el corazÓn.juntos celebramos esa noche a los dos dÍas viaje a miami para comenzar quimioterapia. >>el tratamiento durÓ meses. aguantÓ los duros tratamientos y las largas esperas en hospitales. apenas el 5% de los pacientes que reciben transplantes, logran conocer a las familias de los donantes. regino gonzÁ

not linda sarsour. >> not linda sarsour.beral democrats have decided they are the poster girl. >> laura: why do they -- why is linda sarsour delivering this new nirvana of feminism? and you complain that the people? >> they decided about a decade ago that they were going to become the victims. that's what happened the last couple of weeks. rashida tlaib went from being the bully to being the victim. they inserted the anti-muslim, you know, issue into this resolution when it was nothing about that. they made it number one. >> laura: i'd like to show some images here of what europe is dealing with. at the big carnival in belgium, this is on tuesday i believe, this is a parade float. okay? and belgium is now in many places majority muslim and there's a big islamist movement in belgium. these are pictures of people obviously who looks jewish. there are bags of money. this made the rounds on a lot of islamist websites. we got them good. this is happening with the labour party in britain. let's play this next sound bite. >> i neve

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with linda sarsour, an anti- anti-semite. they supportia the sharia law ad female genital mutilation. >> they rarely apologize, because they believe it. when they do, it is a sham apology. it is only because they've been called out and they are getting media attention for it. look condemning the vile anti-semitic hatred that we're seeing should not be complicated, partisan, or difficult. today we saw the democrats cannot even get together to do what should have been unanimous andts thundering in terms of the anti-nation and semitism. they are normalizing anti-semitism and turning it intom. the policy of the democratic party. >> sean: like socialism. >> then they want to turn it into the policy of the united states. they have taken over the party. they are not being condemned

linda mcmahon has done an incredible job as the head of the small business administration, she has been a superstar. the fact is that, i have known her for a long time, i knew she was good that did not know she was that good. she has been one of our all-time favorites, just so smooth and helped so many

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linda gottlieb: it's anti-instinctual to reject a parent. vicky: linda gottlieb is a family therapist and licensed social worker. she says her program, turning points, shares the family bridges principle of no contact with the so-called alienating parent. linda: if we substituted fondling the child's genitals for alienation, would we permit contact if the parents said, "i'm gonna continue to do it"? psychological child abuse is at least as damaging, if not more so, than physical abuse and even some sexual abuse. vicky: she says 40 children have gone through her program, but acknowledges only 9 have relationships with both parents. we reached out to the parents who took their children to family bridges to ask about their experience. they declined to speak with us, but records show ariana's court-appointed guardian testified her younger sister made amazing progress after the intervention, but ariana filed for emancipation and went to live with her father. sam: packed up what little i had in the middle-- vicky: sam was separated from her mother

the emergency preparedness team, by sid rosenthal and linda jerrel. [applause] - >> s.f. prepared is an ongoing effort city-wide to prepare the administrative staff and administrative tools to deal with a disaster. >> how far back in time do you want me to go? we have had a evolution. we started with one system, that didn't have a recovery system at all, and we were just backing up the data base. i would say that the challenge is supporting all of this work. and so far we have been very successful. everything works. this is the first time we have land use, and the data center. and all of the employees received the paycheck on time -- [inaudible] >> there is a really critical role that the finance staff play in a disaster. it is often an invisible role. >> i think it was a great collaboration between the department of technology and the controller's office. any type of disaster we have, we can actually pay $35,000 employees on time. >>> anybody that has worked in government before knows how hard sometimes it is to collaborate between two divisions, especially two divisions

would you get on stage with linda sarsour?e again, i don't think this is a "yes" or "no" question. what we have seen is that 400 -- ber 400 democrats and many republicans rejected bigotry altogether, including l han omar -- >> sean: not by name. and the watered down version. you are not answering mydo. question. simple question! this is a "yes" or "no" question! would you getou on stage with a woman like linda sarsour? >> sean, i will tell you -- >> sean: is that a complicated question? would you get on stage with a woman who supported the genital mutilation of another woman and supports sharia law? >> would you get on stage with steve scalise? >> sean: brooke goldstein -- the answer is obvious. this is a thing, they want to talk about everything else but the bigoted anti-semitism that was on display this week, which speaks volumes about the new radical democratic party. >> the failure to unequivocally condemn anti-semitism is alarming, is extraordinarily scary, and kudos to meghan mccain for being honest and talking about it,

it's my wife it's injured here and so i wanted to go to linda and linda it's like one of my friends from india. was in iran he was. on his shoulder so i was holding him. through the window and showed him. he was. when he finished he left of the. friday's attacks were targeted at migrants and muslims but their impact has been to unite all new zealanders in horror and sadness some echoed the prime minister's call for urgent action on guns i think we should been all guns in new zone danny people today have guns is a place in the armed forces to receive be old and it does made of a thing in ghana or. words. to haines on all guns why they should be obeying those who came to pay tribute saw the police working nearby they saw the hearses two arriving and leaving regularly collecting bodies from the al nor mosque this tribute has grown steadily over the course of saturday hundreds of people have been down here to stand in quiet contemplation there are of course very serious questions still to be answered but there's also grief down to express anger thomas al-jazeera postures and manes when he jo

so i want to come in you know on that and my wife it's a joke here and so i wanted to go to linda and linda is right one of my friend knows he is from india no it was him run it was short it's one blood on his shoulder so i was holding him and then the gun gunmen the gun through the window and shot him while he was on my lebanese shooting couple of shots in the head he was a teen people of. all when he finished the he left of the down over the way. friday's attacks were targeted at migrants and muslims but their impact has been t.n.i. to all new zealanders in horror and sadness some echoed the prime minister's call for urgent action on guns i think we should ban all guns in new zone dannie people today have guns is the place and the armed forces the wrist should be obeyed it does made of a saying gan or well one thing. got the hanes on all guns thought it should be all been those who came to pay tribute saw the police working nearby they saw the hearses to arriving and leaving regularly collecting bodies from the al nor mosque this tribute has grown steadily over the course of saturda

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thanking linda mcmahon, who is stepping down to work on his reelection campaign. though he also made comments about the impact they are having with north korea. he was not upset with the treasury sanctions on north korea, not necessary at the time, he says, and he says talks with china have been going very well, but not pleased about what is happening at the mexico border, and he says he is looking to shut the border with mexico over the immigration issue. joe: time now for instant replay. some of the smartest voices on bloomberg television wrapping up that strong quarter for the markets. >> massive rally. >> huge rally. >> equities going up, bonds going up. >> dovish tilt by central banks. >> very dovish commentary from the fed. >> boj, ecb, all of them signaling they are willing to stay on hold for much longer. >> after three years of raising rates, the fed has called a truce on bond investors. >> we are in a low inflation world. >> as long as that is the case, , every central bank in the world can remain on the sidelines. the economic growth continues and the m

this is linda he lives with a great aunt here in rural transco. his parents live over six hundred miles away in cape town in the hasn't seen his mother for over yeah. this is no longer street in a township you know. i'm going to visit his mother and uncles in a small house next to the symmetry he goes to a mixed race government school in a white turban suburb. and then. he's very. well glad. that you know your granny. yang. and that's about it. wrangling was so good she did. that and it was. but now i think it's i've been told. there's nothing in. the razor brand. they always became law. shows for you. now says the only good is the way those rules that. would go all over you get out and there are so many houses to worry about gus. yellin let it all. linda did not go to cape town with his parents because they wanted him to attend schools here in the rural transcribing. as they don't have a uniform everyone dresses up in their best clothes to go to school. the school is in the old indian trading district of durban. the school has been indian for gen

linda sarsour, the care representative. they are trying to bring isis back to america. what's happened now is the democratic party has been t hijacked by radical muslims and this is something that has to alstop. t>> laura: it's antithetical to egalitarianism. women's rights, right across the board. we have to do an entire hour on this topic because we are always up against a heartbreak.st i want to hear more from dr. rock med, and also on my podcast i'll have you both appear. we'll do a whole hour because this is such a big issue and it's not being covered well and i can't do it justice in a short segment. will you both come back? we have to do this. you're both fantastic. >> i want people to keep thinking. kin >> laura: doctor, keep speaking out, we need you to keep speaking out. >> laura, as a broadcaster, do not drop this subject because the silence is what theno islamists see. >> laura: they will have to take me out.. but they are going to, don't worry. a social media giant snuffing out conservative beliefs and a media organization celebrated by journalists for disc

tell the audience about james, linda. james was a normal quy: james, linda.and decided to go into the ta which led to him going full time into the army. he was ambitious and wa nted into the army. he was ambitious and wanted to move up as quickly as possible, because he was slightly older but generally speaking, he was a good person. he was kind, considerate, thoughtful and worked very ha rd considerate, thoughtful and worked very hard and was ambitious, as i say. why do you believe the army let your son down? they have to look out for triggers. the problem is soldiers hide things that are wrong, because they don't want to be seen as weak. if you are not seen as weak, they are strong, proper soldiers, proper men. but sometimes, when things happen, they need to be able to talk to someone. i think james would have talked to somebody eventually, but not at the time, because it's classed as being weak and can affect their career.|j because it's classed as being weak and can affect their career. i have and can affect their career. i have a statement from the briti

. >>> let's now bring in linda yu, author of what would the great economist do linda, welcome back. we forget that today, march 1st, was supposed to be the deadline for the higher tariffs both sides and president trump sort of kicking that can, again, down the road. do you ultimately believe that a deal will be struck? >> i do. the economic pain is going to leave the leaders probably this month to sign a deal even though it's not going to tackle some of the issues that a lot of the trump administration team, people like robert lightheizer and others want to resolve chinese structural reforms they'll probably come up with some degree of measures to -- where china will promise to open up more to do less for transfers. actually, most importantly, they'll probably come up with some agreement on what the -- what's called the snap back provision. in other words the united states can impose tariffs unilaterally, and that's been a sticking point for some time. you know, brian, we are in an economic slowdown. in other words, cyclically we're on the down side of the cycle, and neither country

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because in a lot of ways president trump and linda mcmahon were cut from the same cloth. they're both iconoclasts, they both enjoyed and reveled in challenging the status quo, challenging authority. as you've heard the president in the past, he's been very praiseworthy of her. we'll see whether that continues and she gets a proper sendoff later today, ali. >> and they have a relationship that existed outside of politics as well, there was a connection between the mcmahon family and the trump foundation as well. hans, thanks very much. april 7th, i'm told, is wrestle mania, since you seem to know a lot about wrestling. >>> there are mass protests both for and against brexit in london. the political mayhem reached chaos a short time ago. lawmakers for the third time rejected, those are the nays, prime minister theresa may's proposed plan. now britain could crash out of the eu. the reason we say crash out of the eu is that in two weeks' time if there is no deal in place, the trade relationships between britain and the european union, which are formidable, will no longer exis

neil: linda mcmahon is leaving the trump administration.all business administration. blake burman has more on that. hey, blake. reporter: hi, neil. this just coming in within the last few minutes from a source familiar with the ongoing matters. linda mcmahon will indeed be leaving as the head of the small business administration. she's been in the trump administration for a couple years now in that role, been praised by the president consistently throughout her years within the administration for her work. some had speculated here in washington that as the different cabinet members moved in and out, maybe she would have moved on up in the administration but we are hearing that it is probably sooner rather than later that linda mcmahon will be stepping aside as the head of the small business administration. as for her next step, what she may or may not do in the private sector, we do not know. as you know, linda mcmahon is the wife of vince mcmahon. they run the wwe, a wildly successful business venture in its own right, though we are told i

heather: troubling that we are listening to linda far sore.antime felony charges filed against a man who attacked that conservative at uc berkeley. it was troubling, that shocking video. >> the guy who was beaten up with the young man working for conservative group turning point usa and finally the charges have been filed in this case against zachary greenberg including three felony and one misdemeanor, so music to a lot of people's ears. looks like you'll be lifting weights for a while, tough guy. another is to and user says violence is never the answer in this one coming in, this is so true, former home of free-speech, the president said he would sign an executive order promoting free-speech on college campus. heather: the victim on stage with him. the anger in that person's face is so horrible. an example of somebody not being there best and on that point milania trump on her three state tour calling out the media over lack of opioid coverage. >> i challenge the press to devote as much time to live lost and lives that could be saved by dedi