manish: spices.m, ginger, cloves, black pepper, and a lot of these spices are in our tea blends. lemonis: i mean, that doesn't seem like a huge leap to me to add another revenue source inside the store, does it? you ever thought about being in the spice business? jeff: we've had people inquire about it. manish is obviously a tea guy, so when i found him, i knew we could get different -- 100 different types of teas. lemonis: a good chunk of teas happen to be made with spices. so, we're already in the spice business, anyway. why not just now tell people about it and make money from it? so, you're holding a $70,000 receivable. i made a deal for 75% of the business, okay? and so what i'd like to propose is that we take the money that you're owed, and we roll that into equity, and you become partners with me, and we move forward. manish: we move forward. lemonis: and we're now gonna get into the spice business. manish: i think this concept has legs. lemonis: okay. manish: there you go. lemonis: let's make

manish, are all of you part of the problem or part of the solution?k zuckerberg admitted to congress he had been slow to respond to fake news. has he also been slow to respond to the lynchings in india? so this is an interesting way of looking at it. the first thing i would like to say is that as a social media platform, we have always been upfront with the mistakes that we have made. we go back to 2016, a certain amount of mistakes were made, as far as the elections were concerned. we learn from what we have undergone, and i think, to answer your question, as a platform, facebook is incredibly interested in actually being part of the solution. it is incredibly interested in making sure that the quality of content on the platform is of a very high nature. it is incredibly interested in fighting this movement. specific to those lynchings, i haven't seen mark zuckerberg give a television interview. i can't speak for mark zuckerberg, but i can tell you it is incredibly and intensely... he is incredibly and intensely interested in what is happening in ind

acting that solid basis in sports helps her when preparing for action films such as the superman movie manish steel. but she's now being offered a wider spectrum of films getting the chance to show she can do more than just action movies we're sure can play just about anything. yes after lynn for los angeles but she's already making a name for herself in hollywood they expect to see her coming soon to a theater near you international success also seems a given for our next hour thanks to one film in particular. is a record of young fathers with their lives on the in the forty one plan is. going to make i called up to. some to hello as an ambitious businesswoman the daughter of an practical joke loving father it's the role of a lifetime. and that's good too she says of course it's wonderful to get a role like this and to master it without failing miserably to show it and. there's no hint of failure here the film has been showered with praise and prizes including a best actress award for her love from the european film academy. was. sometimes hello was born in one nine hundred seventy eight she

all of you said you are learning, manish, i want to look at the scale of what you are actually doing.ng here in india with boom as a third party fact checker. that is great. it's in all your literature, we've been looking at it through the course of this week. boom employs six people. facebook had revenues for q1 2018 at $11 billion. there is a massive mismatch there, isn't it? what is the mismatch you are talking about, if i can ask you? i am talking about the scale of facebook‘s response. when facebook talk about working with boom, boom has six people trying to debunk all of this tidal wave of stories we are talking about. in fact we just added another third—party fact checker recently, afp. just to that point. nobody at facebook, or me at this point in time is going to say that it is a one—day solve or... i am asking you about the scale of your response. is it in any way sufficient to match the scale of the problem? my answer is that is that it is a work in progress. we have to increase the network of third—party fact checkers in india. i know that, that is a job i am personally re

s had a few questions about it and manish to heat up the discussion in the room as we just sold jeremy colvin also wanted to know if that was progress on new trade deals for the u.k. or whether there would be any possibility of you need a lecture lead to withdraw from any possible backstop agreements at the irish border that also drove another question but i know the m.p. who wanted to know it out of the northern northern island would get special treatment due to this new trough that nobody really has seen yet if that were to be the same for scotland so if they would get any benefits from it many more questions will come at the prime minister she didn't answer these on so very clearly now bosh wants the details of the trough to really known then i guess they will ask more about what ifs and buts and also about that they will probably ask about it once they know what the cabinet meeting is bringing now so the whole country including the prime minister's old party is incredibly divided on this issue did mrs may look like she has her party behind though is not another battle she has to fi

manish thought it would go well. but majid has been working behind the scenes to get things moving and midges persistence is paying off. this as a play not a listen listen while my signature is among the many ways it was a few hours of movement miniseries it was a gem i know the only thing in the trophy home down there listen to me that i can join muscles along with the outlaws in a from a school event that didn't even market risk to educate yet this is my homage one of the prime ministers advises. that you know if you do it there is a good day this will get it out there and available is only a few days left before month it has to leave and a mirror is getting desperate she will reply to delay will let you know what i know now let you smile zhang with us and then shinobu could they only oh i am determined i need all this a ha flat and millions on me so we have many to me. i think and i don't think i need to show them. what are you going to. miss though this thing in jersey or this and this machine or this of an army

for many years calling the top of the bond market knowing to be fooled by mr market so i i ask you manish to wade in on this one is this the end what are your thoughts it's possible if we look at what trump is done here with the. deficit if we look at it with the fed hikes we've had here now. in a few years we're going to be paying more on interest than we are on trial runs for military spending that's the parents were on. if we sink in terms of how the fed is going to react when the next recession hits i think there's one more wave down here in bonds bond yields and that'll be the end of it you you won't want to be on them there's a decent case for saying you know what i don't know i'm just going to step aside but actually i find long term bond yields attractive here just because i think the global economy is slowing the fed's not going to keep hiking trevor and that's that's what's pushing long term yields up right now to your point there the interest on u.s. debt is that over five hundred billion dollars is protected to rise to nearly a trillion dollars and. that is certainly going to

that's been the manish uhere, and while there's no agreement yet for when the president will sit downs working on producing those by late they are month. jay sukulow, the president's lawyer said on his radio show, says he didn't see any change that the acting -- rob rosenstein being in charge of the probe. we'll have to see what happened. >> a whole slew of requests from the democratic majority in the democratic house of representatives but do you think the president of the united states fully appreciates the enormous change that is about to happen with the democrats controlling all of these committees having subpoena power and all sorts of other authority? >> no. and actually i don't know that he's unique in that probably in terms of presidents, because i think it's hard. you come in. you have unified power, house, senate and white house so i think i'm sure people have come to him after tuesday night and said, look, your life is going to get more complicated, and he said, sure, yeah, i know. i always compare it to when people said hey, when you have kids, be when you have kids it's d