marge, get the door! is a cartoon -- i think it's going to be, like a huge success. >> just take me home. >> that's what she said. >> 30 seasons, 652 accept soeds, and 33 emmy wins "the simpsons" banked more than $1 billion since 1989. >> it's timeless. >> lisa simpson when you started watching was 8. she's still 8. every time she has a birthday, she's 8. >> in springfield, it's the longest running scripted primetime show ever and the list of cameos is over 600. >> ann hataway. >> we are all princesses just like me. >> they actually made me sing with lady gaga. that ain't right ♪ lisa simpson >> the most heroic actor i ever directed was jack black who had to sing a whole song for us to korean. >> and a special shout-out to our own than to our weekly segm yesterday's news featuring homer simpson. >> if you're contemplating a binge session, good luck. >> you cannot watch it all at once. you will die. we had a contest where they were actually having people watch as many episodes as thely could, ad a doctor h

. >> tucker: vodka isn't used in a marge rita, did he say that. >> greg: yes. >> what's in a marge rit, there is fruit and there is ice and there is vodka. [laughter] >> tucker: he is wrong but you are right. okay. you are one up. >> greg: not for long. >> i'm a bartender also so it's double terrible for me. >> tucker: even after winning all that money you are still tending bar? >> yeah. why wouldn't i? i get to hang out with my friends and make money for it. perfect. >> tucker: good for you. >> yeah. >> greg: you can't retire on 400 grand. three blocks from here to the show. three blocks from here. >> tucker: what's the bar called. >> gaffe west on 38th and 9th avenue. >> greg: i used to drink i used to go to the gaffe all the time that's a cop bar. >> tucker: that's the best thing happening on that block. question two the national game show commission has demanded multiple choice question about food one on every show here is this week's. >> president trump rolled out another fast food spread at the white house this time for the football team wasn't just from mcdonald's food from whic

he's joined by marg retd harding mcgill, technology reporter for politico pro. >> we have elevated robocalls to the top enforcement priority at the fcc. we've taken a lot of action. we're actually voting at our next open meeting on another step that can help address this issue. we're taking a lot of concerted action to do it. i know it is an annoyance to consumers. it can be used for fraudulent activity, and we're very focused on helping to solve this problem. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> once, tv was simply three giant networks and a government-supported service called pbs. then in 1979, a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea, let viewers decide all on their own what was important to them. c-span opened the doors to washington policymaking for all to see, bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. in the age of power to the people, this was true people power. in the 40 years since, the landscape has clearly changed. there's no monolithic media. broadcasting has given way to narrowcasting. youtube stars are a thing. but c-span's big idea i

record producer musician is marg asked as your source now are concerned about straying. quite well my question is could you do it today and get me a gig next wednesday like from all the not know why. things have become a bit a little bit more regimented i think there are possibilities it's not like buildings completely strangled itself you know it's not there are places you can go and berlin is still got a lot of opportunities you know there's a lot of places where you could do things i find the fact that you know people come and take over certain properties and turn into flotsam things they forget the reason why people come to the lane in the first place they might just come on a whim because they've heard about it they might want to go out to one of the club scene here and they experience the city but she's very culturally very vibrant and very relaxing in comparison to say some a lot longer do you think it's going to last i mean buildings being cool for ages. attracts the always the same kind of people you know i saw i find so many people in the meantime who've moved

so they say it and i say i said that joke yesterday, marge. i say marge, i'm attacking women.s that people have different opinions and they don't get along. >> i want to play another clip from red state/blue state. this is your take on the american two-party system. >> john adams said the two-party system is the greatest political evil under our constitution. george washington cautioned in his fairwell address against excessive spirits and political dissension. did they tell us what to do about it? no. they just died and left us to figure it out. geniuses. there's two parties. there's 350 million people and two parties. there's 15 genders and there's two parties. [ laughter ] there's four bathrooms and there's two parties. >> so what do you think is the solution, colin? more parties? >> more parties would probably -- we've seen it work elsewhere -- not work elsewhere. >> it has worked here, though. >> we have a constitutional convention once a year where everybody says what they want without any blowback, any social media feedback, any feedback whatsoever. you get all the grea

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and you say it, and everybody said i said that joke yesterday, marge, attacking a woman named marge allars but also, like i say, in the show, the problem began before trump and it is going to be after trump. trump is just a symptom of what goes on in this country. which is that people have different opinions. and they don't get along. you know what i mean? why should they? >> when you talk about material, i think of what happened this week, and there were a couple of moments that i thought wow, they were striking, let's start with the hud secretary, ben carson, appeared before congress, and the conversation turned to oreos. let's watch. >> right. >> but i'd also like you to get back to me if you don't mind to describe the despair ty of reo rates. >> oreo? >> reo. >> real estate owned. >> okay. >> and then there was this moment. when president trump went around the room, asking his advisers about his temperament. >> kelly anne, what was my temperament. >> very calm. no temper tantrum. >> what was my energy when i walked in? >> very calm and very direct. >> what was my attitude at the mee

push humans are so smart solo's marge such big brains and opposable foam. they know how to make things amazing things now why would they need an old forest like me any. tree. well they do breathe the air. and i make. if there is a little. so. little thing in. human making air that'll be fun to watch. british prime minister to resign may has announced she will resign as leader of the conservative party on the 7th of june almost 3 years after the british people voted to leave the european union she's been under growing pressure to step down over her failure to get m.p.'s to support her brags that deal.

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you're not marge you are right why did you. ready detect the freak are you tempted. around wrath and seen us but i think that the sanford police. said the few bucks for the collective guilt. of them found it went destroyed before the internet the fight playing out and there was close and they were returning to the wood and the victims were if i have only found us right now and you thought it was 5 and then he saw the big dump truck to. it created so much turmoil when genesis gosh i was just so good this devastating moves and not out of the mine would have been with genesis because it's tragic was in a child it's got to be the worst thing but these 3 books have been around forever in 2010 they have documented close to hundreds of different dances the uniqueness about the gang culture in the passion area is that on due course from one block to the other and you're in other games territory for everybody person for a different reason well so do you blame the hostess include soon dude 100 sinfully how did you do through the house and then be told you go. so the house. tak

moving outward from that to the red dotted around it is the marge namarginalwhat of. rent -- wharf. be the large green going up to the top of the slide from that is the water area within which would be the gangway, steel float and new firehouse construction as well as the birthing areas to the left and right of the new steel float. that will be payable 9 cents per square foot. we have negotiated that with reference to the maritime benefits of the operation in terms of life and safety and other benefits to the operations and mission of the port. moving to additional terms. 50 year term with rent escalation during that term. project construction will take approximately two years. during that time the premises would still operate and operations would continue after construction is complete. payment of rent the sum of rents payable as i described would be approximately $14,000 each month payable commencing after project completion. the m.o.u. calls for rent credit. 1.6 understand of im movements remaining unam more ties amortized. the new public access area to the south of the historic

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nothing unites this country more then the more it's all right jim it marge every time i see this i just don't understand when the flow of the crowd is going to stop it's and this. victory day holds a special place here in russia does it the incredibly high price paid by the people of the soviet union or $26000000.00 died in the conflict or than half of them being civilians that meant that practically every family lost someone. one of the bloodiest battles in the history of mankind took place in stalin grav in southern russia now known as evolve a grab at last for 200 days between 19021903 cost the red army more than 1100000000 soldiers germany's losses were even higher on losing the battle the nazi leadership even declared a day of national mourning many historians see the battle strong as a watershed moment as it dramatically altered the course of the war even now harrowing reminders of the trauma inflicted by the war are emerging. i was silly me collab each dig in and the last one left i've been injured and will not last long. but i will stay here i will die but i refused to give in t

near rome the pontiff is an outspoken advocate for solidarity towards migrants and those societies marge says. tech giants are under pressure to stop the abuse of their platforms to spread hate or broadcast terror attacks the leaders of france and new zealand are holding a special summit in paris to tackle this issue of the meeting comes 2 months after a white supremacist killed $51.00 people in the city of christ church and live streamed the massacre on facebook. when the right wing extremist in new zealand shot and killed 51 people in 2 mosques in christ church he live streamed the act on facebook. the footage went viral. now new zealand's prime minister just in the are done and french president and manuel mccrum are taking a stand against hatred and violence online the end of the christ church call for action is to prevent the spread of extremist content on social media. what happened in christ church was not merely an unacceptable abject terrorist attack it was a transformation of the internet into a full on propaganda machine that aims to destroy any form of cohesion in our societie

nothing unites this country more then the more it's all right jim it marge every time i see this i just don't understand when the flow of the crowd is going to stop it's endless it always it can never stop surprising you those who say that this victory parade is just saber rattling displays of addiction much intimidation they need to be here and come in have a look at this crowd of people is just absolutely endless names just in comparable to anything one has ever seen is the biggest to my knowledge remember it's events in russia in the world nothing quite like it all does so all. in the run up to victory day we brought you some of the stories or some of those who lived through the tribulations of the great patriotic war one of those was of ninety four year old anna vanna who joined the resistance straight after graduating from school and then became a front line scout has been died a few years ago and she's got no remaining relatives now and asked people to send her letters and postcards to mark victory day we can tell you the response was overwhelming. bush refused to. step forward an

nothing unites this country more then the immortal rajam it marge every time i see this i just don't understand when the flow of the crowd is going to stop it's endless it always it can never stop surprising you those who say that this victory parade is just saber rattling displays of affection much intimidation they need to be here and come have a look at this crowd of people is just absolutely endless names just in comparable to anything one has ever seen is the biggest to my knowledge remember it's events in russia in the world nothing quite like it all does so all. morsel recapped coma site still the. israel's treatment of its arab population a small i would talk about that on the rest the news that when we come back. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out of the news business is just the right questions and demand the right answer. question. it's a church or economy there's two children for the world that exist in america so if i go into a bi

nothing unites this country more then the more it's all right jim and marge every time i see this i just don't understand when the flow of the crowd is going to stop its endless. celebrations on commemorations all wrapped up into one night in the run up to that day victory day we brought to the stories of some of those who lived through the war among them was not of ninety four year old. who joined the resistance straight after leaving school becoming a front line scarred her husband died a number of years ago and she's got no remaining relatives on the us people to send her letters and postcards to mark victory day and the response has been overwhelming. bush are three different. occasions throughout the week to the ears of the other at the rumor that the agency would fear that we. needed to see this regime. for the middle east that is the future there's a huge literature and he said if you believe even if you. care to share three piece band music pushing here then the earth before she could remember people if they really didn't want. to choose to do it their business or that. they were

so i polished rosewood's -- rose wood's and marge acker's transcripts. once we turned them over, copies made on a high-speed device out that the national security agency which turned out to not make really good copies. they were done at high speed. it blurred the sounds. on my machine, the erase function was removed. so i only worked from copies, except for the smoking gun. vague, but you did not have that one buzz. fred would have listened to it before, given it to rose to do the first cut, so they would number 42 -- i feetking this up -- at 220 into the reel, that is where the conversation begins. here is the transcript. we want you to test it against the tape recording. so i did not have to find the specific reel that the footage was on, but the footage changes every time you rewind. we got a little bit smarter, then we put a piece of paper in the reel to find the conversation. it took about a half hour to find what you were supposed to transcribe. and then i want to talk about the expletives deleted. because this is where it fit on the slide. when we

it went through the suv and hit a marge passenger in the front side.his happened yesterday on highway 37 in solano county after the vehicle drove onto the right shoulder. >>> concern over the measles continues to grow and in southern california hundreds of moviegoers may have been exposed to the measles after a woman went to see the popular movie avengers end game over the weekend >> reporter: measles are highly contagious and can stay in the air up to two hours and last even longer on surfaces. imagine that at this packed movie theater where the infected woman attended a packed premier of the avengers last thursday at this amc in fullerton. the orange county health care agency is confirming its first case of measles this year from a woman in her 20s that traveled to a gun with widespread measles activity >> it can take ten to 15 days to show signs of it, so you are already thought to be well and you are potentially spreading it to other people. >> reporter: she went to the avengers here at the amc in fullerton on thursday. earlier in the week she spen

he wants police to earn the confidence of parts of the community that marg feel tated by racial profiling. chris gordon news4.nt > mogomery county wants t community involved to replaceew the nolice retiring chief, tom. there is a community forum to be held next month. >>> tonight, a popular boating ramp and parking lot are shut down. solen wang was killed last week. and supervi voted to close the boat ramp and parking lot until safety changes are made. en's ecision came after he friends and classmates delivered a passionate and emotional plea. >> i would be willing to even gy out lf and clear the vegetation. i just think something s to be done before another one of our friends is taken too soon. >> the board clearly moved by the man students who spoke last night to give vdot the time to clear the trees and make the roadway safer. they voted to immediately shut down that area. helen's fends say there are more safety changes around the county that are needed. >> most of us go buy our new sunscreen for t new season. you'll probably be using those spf numbers as a guide. there is a lot nor co

marge! get the door! >> it's a very hip cartoon.s >> just take me home. >> that's what she said! >> 30 seasons and 662 episodes and 33 emmy wins. the simpsons have banked more than a billion starting in 1989. >> nobody expects it would be on for 30 years. timele >> when you started watching, she wa 8 and she's still 8 and every time she has a birthday, she turns 8. >> i never realized before. >> frozen in time, the iconic cartoon is the lon running prime time show ever. the list of cameos is well over 600. >> anne hathaway went on the show. >> you are all princesses just like me. >> they made me sing with lady gaga. that ain't right. >> lisa simpson ♪ >> the most heroic actor i ever direct was jack black who had to sing a whole song in korean. ♪ >> and a special shout out to our very own -- >> now time for the segment featur homer simpson. >> each episode takes nine months to complete. a binge session will take 331 hours or 14 days. >> you cannot binge it. you will die. we had a contest where they were having people watch as many ep

. >> picture him marg down street in a kilt? >> i absolutely can is that correct? >> yes.y of the pictures or anything? >> no i have not. there are photographs throughout the 80s performed in the city of washington pipe band one of the top bagpipe ensembles in the world. >> all right. i don't know he's doing too quell go to question number three. earlier this year, alexandria aoc -- she said this was her favorite hobby she even posted some pointers on social media about it. what were -- whater was this video about recycling? skin care or playing video games? favorite hobby. boom. >> i don't think recycling is a hobby. video games is kind of a boy thing. i could see skin care it is either skin carei or video games -- skin care. >> skin care. >> skin care is his answer but i really want to talk about what a he said about c is it skin care? >> yay. aye. that is it. i'm on a roll. >> here it comes question with -- mass of destruction. [laughter] which presidential candidate has described himself at a, quote, tyrant that you should trust? and a, quote, friendly fascist? describ

rose woods or marge acker would go there and work on it in silence with headphones. the difficulty was, we said we would turn the tapes over on october 23. fred discovers the 18 minute gap. he told me on november 23 that he discovered the gap when the specials from the nsa was making high-speed copies and said there was a gap they can't explain. he then went to jaworski and told him about the gap. if you work with me, we can figure out who did it. buzhardt thought it was rose woods. jaworski says we have to tell sirica right now. they got to tell sirica. he says, we have to have a court hearing this afternoon. we have to disclose the existence of this right away. that precluded catching anybody. the only person that could testify was buzhardt. he did not like being put on the stand while the lawyers had a field day, cross-examining him about a gap on the tape that he had discovered but have not caused. he told me he thought it was rose. he would not talk to her. he told her to lawyer up through intermediaries. after rose testified after the evidentiary hearing and de

the president declared his -- issued his veto when congress tried to stop his national emergency in marg march. he appeared with law enforcement officials and barr stepped forward and said you have the legal authority to do this and he added, it's for the national good you're doing it. it's imperative. that caught the president's attention saying he was going to be more than the attorney general, he was going to step up and be donald trump's president, that's what the president told people around him. and we've seen time and again him going above and beyond to have the president's back. including the press conference that he repeated no collusion half a dozen times, right from the president's script. yes, barr is someone who at least at this point seems willing to trade the credibility he earned in his previous decades in government in order to curry favor with donald trump. >> ashley, you read the mueller report, the second volume and don mcghan just emerges as, if nothing else, deeply conflicted. loyal to the institution of the office of white house counsel, to the office and the prero

i always tell my >>dennis quaid marg helgenberger catherine prescot henry lau and durable furry friendsog's journey, each one of the breeze was you had its own unique personality and characteristics and that made it 5 unlikely in between takes it was always a delight to have now >>we have a wonderful trainer is on the judge who found the stocks that were just gorgeous and wonderful and you know, she's a very enthusiastic trainer i think in general having them in a scene forces you to be in the moment because the dollar has just signed the moment. i think i actually make you like a a better access this sequel to a dog's purpose follows a family through the >>warnings of our granddaughter so mostly because she >>you're going to be looking pretty good 80 by the way thanks to the film explores the destinies of both dogs and people suggesting we all end up where we're meant to be i think a anyone that after the washes phone they're just going to be if you can feel happy warmhearted in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>next year's oscars could look pretty much like this year's meaning no host, a

. >> bullock is pro choice and for marge equality. as governor he is for spending education in montana. bullock believes being a democratic governor in a red state could give him an advantage. he says he has the ability to bring democrats and republicans together, so with bullock now in the race, there are a total of 22 candidates vying for the democratic nomination for president. >> two more, two dozen, wouldn't that be exciting? >> thanks, jessica. >>> new this morning, it took firefighters, around 115 firefighters to put out this massive fire. this is at the blue diamond factory in downtown sacramento. a four-alarm fire broke out around 9:30 last night. when firefighters got there, they found heavy smoke and flames coming from the 2nd floor. fire officials say three people were treated for smoke inhalation and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> in the east bay, a family and friends are mourning the death of a high school student killed in a drunk driving crash. the chronicle reports the suspected drunk driver ashley

driven to desperation and hunger by the maduro regime, continue to follow the 35-year-old called to marge. >> the country is ours. we need to go out onto the streets. guaido is the leader in charge, he has a plan, but the country is ours. what if we were to go home and let others resolve the situation? no, it is also needs to be here. >> guaido has the support of the u.s. on more than 50 other nations, but on the ground in venezuela, the balance of power remains lopsided paired microphones and banners versus tear gas, guns, and armored vehicles. 70 demonstrators were hospitalized tuesday. guaido is calling on his followers to keep up the pressure, despite the odds. >> another massive crowd is building here. people have legs, venezuelan flags wrapped around their body, they are on motorcycles, trucks, cars. the tens of thousands of people coming out here. will it be enough to push nicolas maduro out of power? >> secretary of state mike pompeo said disputed leader nicolas maduro was prepared to give up power on tuesday and fly to cuba, an assertion the one-time bus driver mocked. >> mike po

marge's defense buildup -- the list is long.o for you to suggest we haven't taken election in our until mike interference seriously, we do. we continue to work on it and make sure every election is as safe as it can possibly be. the intelligence agencies all working to ensure that not only 2018 was successful, we were, and the 2020 will continue to be successful. we take seriously the threat of election interference from every country, russia included. >> chris: i guess what i'm asking -- i take your point, because in terms of specific policies -- >> secretary pompeo: i don't get your point. i'm confused. >> chris: let me make it. >> secretary pompeo: you're looking at the administration that has been tougher on russia than any of its present assessors and yet you continue to be fixated on something that robert mueller wrote down. i struggle with that. >> chris: are not fixated about robert mueller, and fixated on the president's conversation with vladimir putin and the fact in the conversation he doesn't even mention meddling i

again, i'm not an expert on the marge up there. so you get the worst of all world, legalized market where companies are promoting the product and marking and making it more available, and then you get a black market that is going to provide cheap cannabis to people under 21 in the u.s., 18 and under in canada, who can't buy legally, who ks for a fair amount of consumption, and there's violence with. that you get the drug promoted without warnings, and you get spike jones making a video for med man and then you get a bract market, too. it's really unous what we have done. >> thank you for your book. it's terrific to hear you. i'm not sure -- i think we're underestimating the exalt of this industry to insulate itself, immunize itself, buy itself political power, we have seen the donations and pressures at the state level. now at the federal level, when you are engaged at the level of u.s. congress with banking regulations, which currently do not enable an elicit business at the federal level to pay their federal tasks, open up the ba

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tom: being a yield hawk where you go to em to pick up marge basis points, do you want to be -- more basis aggressive with troubled economies like turkey and south africa? rosalind: we are always reluctant to talk about e.m. as a basket because there is so many different cases within e.m. broadly, the question of where do you go for yield really hinges on whether you are happy with a dollar view and if you are happy we are going to see the u.s. slow, but nothing too material. you are comfortable with a view that the dollar will trend down in a stable fashion and then picking up yield toward emerging markets is sensible. if you have less conviction that is where the dollar is going, looking for yields in emerging-market is not so. tom: futures at negative seven right now. there is a trend in german banking. matthew miller in conversation with a gentleman, he is amazing &a's, stefan q angles from commerzbank. ♪ ♪ bloomberg "surveillance," francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. we are watching many parts of this equity market, the correlation into the other markets. dollar-yen, we

but it is to say senator tom cotton who knows better really underplayed the danger here when he told margunderplaying the danger here. american forces would prevail but are the american people signing up to see american ships burning in the persian gulf? are they signing up for the kind of casualties we could see? that's again why the administration has to come forward and explain the case. it can't rely on unspecified intelligence to justify a really significant military buildup here. >> what tools does congress have though if the administration does not provide that intelligence? because you're already seeing grumbling on both sides of the aisle. you're seeing comments from senators on both sides of the aisle that the white house is not authorized to launch another war and yet you have an acting department of defense secretary and you have folks like john bolton who are really driving the train on this. so what can congress do if they're not sufficiently briefed? i guess we'll find out in the next week whether they get sufficient information. >> well, that's the rub. this is why preside

. >> i would say as the lone openly gay candidate in this race supporting gay marge is being who you> he said how he did it and he chose to do it in a way that got a lot of headlines. >> he very effectively has trolled conservative republicans when he got people to unchristian him and evangelicals to denounce him. whether it was jerry fall well junior or anywhere to' -- >> it will all add to attention that shifts him further to the left and a problem for somebody who wants to be a centrist. >> sandra: do we have time for adam schiff? he have has a warning about the next four years. >> i don't think this country could survive another four years of president who gets up every day trying to find new and inventive ways to divide us. he doesn't seem to understand that a fundamental aspect of his job is to try to make us a more perfect union. >> sandra: that's adam schiff. your response? >> how will we survive another four years of 3.6% unemployment and massive job creationened economic growth over 3%. you're right. we can't do that. we need someone to save us from this great economy. plea

that's precursors to the marge marginamarginalization.in san antonio you they've banned chick-fil-a from serving at the airport from committing the sins of committing to the fellowship of christian athletes. we have a president who understands the real threat about religious liberty and he's committed to protecting religious liberty not just for christians like myself but for all americans like my friends here on the panel. >> for all faiths. dr. ahmed to that point. any reading in the history books you know was founded by christians but enshrined freedom of religious that's what they fled. your reaction to religious freedom in america today. >> we were gifted the declaration of independence by thomas jefferson who thought of the imaginary muslim who kept a koran in his library. and as a muslim i have a particular debt to christians which is two-told. i had a christian education as a child but also without christianity there may have been no islam. the prophet me muhammad was sheltered by a christian king. so to see this kind of demon nig

literature on the cost shift, which is a cost schiff from lower payments, and found that the higher marges, that providers were getting, the higher prices providers were getting were going towards more administrative costs, higher margins, buildings, other things like that. and there's an enormous amount of literature. so is it your argument we had not substantial family the quality of providers or not impact their ability to provide service? >> so a key thing about the health care market that is so different from every other market is that prices drive cost s so they are a fair reflects shun. so we know there's a huge amount of evidence right now that the major growth in health care costs is occurring in what we pay providers and provider insurance. one of to start focusing on that issue. what these bills have done is bring this issue up. >> some of you have looked at plld be a comparison of what a surgeonen of that kind would be compensated for? it would be considerably lower. you know, i had arguments with dreg about their compensation, because they all thing they get too little. to my