>> this was all margie. this was all margie ross, the publisher. this was her baby and it was quite a surprise and quite a big surprise when she informed us all that she landed karen pentz. and it was great. we all, alyssa, myself and margie to the vice president's house and met with him and did a signing of the bunny on the contract and it was quite exciting. >> is that one of karen pence's illustrations on the front? >> yes, and this is one of those situations where it helps to be the art director on this because this is to illustrations. the original illustration is very much saturated and this was a totally separate illustration but we wanted to give a sense of place. where is this? this is the vice president house. i took the scan of her original house which is going to be inside and screened it back and put the subject, marlon the bunny in front. i really like that. it's a very good illustrator. verysurprising, good illustrator . >> and you put a newt gingrich or and and coulter or a sebastian orca photo on the front of a book, what are you s

do you make this was all margie ross the publisher. and then they she informed us that she landed karen pens. it was great. then to met with them and the signing on the contract. >> is that one of her illustrations on the front? >> this is a situation where it helps on these two illustrations original is very much saturated and the vice presidents house. so to take a scan of her original house into put the subject, the bunny, in front. a very surprisingly good illustrator. >> when you put newt gingrich or and coulter or sebastian photo what are you saying? >> that they are well-known or celebrities. we have a lot of facebook's. here is a very famous facebook michael, sebastian obviously, it isn't really facebook but it is about the lost shepherd and then with a high profile authors. >> the ten biggest of all war blunders. and the typeset is also relatively unique? >> but not unique to the. and that is what makes it appealing. and to turn the internet upside down to look for images and source material. and then to use that time. and wit

host: margie is calling from men fill, pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: good morning. i appreciate all your comments and all your subjects this morning. i just wanted to say, i am an almost 80-year-old sunday school teacher and i am just thinking about these congressmen and the news anchors and the other talking heads. it may be a few of your callers, not all, feigning astonishment at the president's language as if they have never heard it before. i recall other presidents'salty language, and i believe the president should expect a modicum of privacy when he is having a meeting, without having the other party run to the microphones as soon as they leave. it is no wonder he does not have so many joint meetings, because they are just waiting to pounce on something. that is all i wanted to say. thank you. i never miss your show. host: politico reports that a judge has said that racism may be behind the president's decision to end daca protections. the federal judge who earlier this week ordered the reversal of the decision to end the program protecting so-called dreamers,

gia colossi, erin ehrlich, lisa zimmerman, bob denham, joe bell, margie liverhia, and if you want to lineup on the screen side of the room. >> hi. i live at 2415, apartment 605. i'm very supportive of this project and the parking. too bad it's not going to be one for one, but.75 is great. we've been looking at an eye sore for nine years, and i'm just very much in support of it. thank you for your time. >> next speaker here. we'll go from the screen side. next speaker -- in any order, it's okay. >> i'll just jump the line. aaron ehrlich. i am a part yes, sir with birding and wile. we are counsel for 1525 vanness half homeowners association. as you saw on some of the depictions earlier, you're situation is unique because we have a light well that could have been impacted substantially by this project. we represent homeowners across the state in land use issues and it's somewhat rare that i'm speaking in support of a project, and i do really commend the project applicant here of its community outreach and specifically the design changes that it made during the design phase to accommodat

now that's including generals as margie's would spell the end to the jcpoa. well who are not as good as you tehran and correspondent race at sunday school more and that race. will what is being said about his meeting where you on all people worries that trump might. make may's it will end up in this agreement they scrappe. one manany in the are obviously anticipating us president. trump's decision all the nuclear deal you had a host of feelings. moves here. from the audience are anxious. and worried uses the word from months ago. this summer just flooding is off because the in two days. four of eight you also havee this appointment remember many audience. you'll sign were or hold f folded with e missionn of thehe sanctions logiconn he. would improve relations with the last in the u. s. would improve. creating lily of the the whole the skating because meters things are happening at the you should countries. are continuing. . but that had had began. were also sings immunity. economists that when it comes to the nuclear deal. both moderates hardliners katie bar

rob: margie on facebook says he spoke from his heart and i'm very encouraged for the future of our country. jillian: matthew says excellent speech last night. 100 percent, no. it was exactly the type of speech that trump needed to deliver. >> alison tweets great speech, very emotional. i'm sorry, is he inspirational. some of the dems in congress should be ashamed of themselves with their reactions. jillian: jackie on facebook says president trump was awesome and he didn't use i 105 times it was we can make america great again. >> it was a great speech and a lot to cover on it the big team, steve and ainsley and brian are in washington and they are going to have a lot more on this over the next few hours. jillian: nature. thank you so much for watching. hope have you great day. rob: see you later. >> the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. [cheers and applause] >> this was a unifying speech. it was a speech to all americans. >> african-american unemployment stands at the lowest rate ever recorded. [cheers a

>> it is all margie ross, the publisher. yes. this is her baby it was quite a surprise when she informed us she landed karen pants. mom --dash pants we went to the vice president's house and met with him and did a book signing. >> is chad one of the illustrators? >> it kind of helps because he did the illustrations. the original it is saturated when this was a totally separate illustration and then to take us scan and then to screen that back. we really like that. very good illustrator. >>host: when you put newt gingrich or ann coulter on the front what you saying? >> that they are well-known. we have a lot of facebook's. and even considering this to be a facebook. so it isn't really facebook but the lost shepherd so we often do facebook's with high profile authors. >> that is a beautiful illustration. >> it isn't unique to the. one of the things that is about my process to turn the internet upside down looking for images and i will go back and google civil war font. and this goes around the back cover from the civil war. resolvi

. >> you are talking to margie. >> good evening. >> i am glad i get to say something. i am a registered republican and i have voted straight republican until this year, but i could not pull the lever for donald trump. ugly. made america i think people are beginning to respect each other as we know a little bit more about cultures and understand more about people who are different from us. republican being a at the time and i change from the democrat party because the allle who are running were good people and i have been disappointed because it started with donald trump. when he started running, i was shocked they would consider somebody who acted like this is , but with the dreamers, my understanding is that most of them have obeyed the law and they have worked and got up to go to work on time. children, i have three they grandchildren and have good christian parents who take care of them and everything, but they have never known what it is like to be in danger and i hate the thought that we would keep up with donald trump and he would be vladimir putin number two. we

that's what she does and she may be able to reach out to margi l marginalized americans and bring them in as well. >> another movie star went on to become president of the united states. first governor of california. ronald reagan. he had eight years of experience as governor, but there is a history. >> she can self finance. >> think about her constituency. core democrats. who knows if she wants the frustration of this job. it would be a bit of a sacrifice potentially on her part to jump in the race, but she could do it. >> she is a very talented woman and worth $2.8 billion. >> face-to-face with robert mueller. new signs of a major development in the russia investigation. as the period gets ready for his physical check up this week, should mental exams be mandatory for a president? one president makes the case. ♪ keep it comin' love. if you keep on eating, we'll keep it comin'. all you can eat riblets and tenders at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've

there is a fan test test eric government now run by the government so now to call margie rawson instantlycked up. instantly. that was so wonderful you are a wonderful editor always available. but i didn't want to come back to my first book with gregory. and with that distinguishing characteristic but with regnery famously they have been able to take the books no new york publisher would publish them and then they become bestsellers. one of those was like from senator kennedy. and then after swimming out of the chappaquiddick river. so years later that new phone -- no new york publisher but then regnery publishes a 27 weeks it was flags of our fathers not flags of our mothers and then published it 44 weeks on the bestsellers list in this trump era this hysteria it is every day somehow the facebook page so then you would notice upfront that you could not drive a mile without seeing the trump sign. [inaudible conversations] >> i need water. >> here as the programming curator welcoming you here

we saw that in 2016 where trump won by these very slim, slim margi margins.es matters so much. >> that's a lesson we learned in 2016. >> this is big for democrats, even bigger for democrats as the 2018 governors where if they win the governor's state and a lot of these states under republican control, they will have say in how the maps are redrawn. >> you guys are so smart. i'm so glad you hung out for this hour. we'll have you both back soon. we'll be right back with today's big picture. which egg tastes more farm-fresh and delicious? only eggland's best. which egg has 6 times more vitamin d, 10 times more vitamin e, and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. which egg is so special, i'd never serve my family anything else? for me, it's only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and heart disease? preventable. and 149 dollars is all it takes to get screened and help take control of your health. we'

former congress member margie holt died at the age of 98.irst republican woman from maryland to be elected to congress. she represented anne arrundel in 4 congressional district. >> two women accusing music mogel russel simmons according to police reports accusations against him include 24 potential vick tilingz. simmons denied them and passed a polygraph trying to refute one of the claims. time 5:50 and stories you're he engaging with most on social media. >> hey, mo. >> first up, new reports claim there was a staggering difference in the amount of mark wahlberg and michelle williams made for rethe shoot is of "all the money in the world" after kevin spacey was pulled and christopher plumber. he was paid $1.5 million and williams was paid $80 a day for ten day reshoot. ridley scott previously said the actors did it for free. >> female democrats are now planning to wear all black to president trump's first state of the union address. the group says it's in solidarity with movements protecting sexual har agency asment and assault in numerous

. >> margie has this loverly hat she stood out for me. you tell me in your words how sdu this win feel for you. >> oh, i was so excited. after watching eagles for so long and seeing how they went so far just to dare themselves i'm so happy for the eagles rights now. i'm very excited. and i watched football a long time. but i'm very excited for my eagles, fly eagles, i love my eagles, very excited. >> what is this win mean for you and for all eagles' fans. >> this win means i'm skated for me and my family and i have them to cowboy fans as haters but for me in my home right now i love it i love it my kids, and me, cowboys -- i'm eagles, i'm really excite excited. go eagles, go eagles. go eagles, i'm very excited. yes. >> and marjorie and david here are philadelphia natives. they were born and raised in this city they're among so many people who were born in this city and raced in this city relishing in this moment. and i know ukee right now you must be on cloud nine. >> alicia there's no doubt about that. i don't have 75 years under my belt

this is rather remarkable numbers here they have been beating by larger margi margins.he markets keep on holding up so well and the first quarter number are not coming down if you look at the first quarter for 2018, the earnings are high and reservenues are not droppint all. when you look at these numbers, no wonder we are still holding up record highs. january, you cannot do much better s&p 500 is up 7% it is the best monthly gained since october 2015 we had ten months of gain now. these ten monthly gains is the best that we haves now these ten monthly gains is the best that we have had -- i know that's an over used phrase but that goes a long way explaining why we are sitting at a record high >> carl. back to you. >> thank you bob pisani. >>> lets get to rick santelli, the cme. hey, rick. >> we are all hooked in together lets look at our two-year note i see it on the board. 2008 is going to be the comp for a while because we hit 3% in 2008 lets look at what's going on in the ten-year carl just talked about it. we have go to back to see no yields at these levels there

base with a growth in human beings a fraction of what it was years ago >> which is why we look at the margit's why blackrock's margins have grown as fast >> larry, thank you very much for joining us on this earnings morning. we'll continue to watch blackrock shares >>> when we come back, jpmorgan is set to report the next of the big financials we'll bring you numbers and market reaction. >>> in the next hour, dallas fed president robert klaapn will join steve liesman in a cnbc exclusive interview. "squawk box" will be right back. day. 's over the years, paul and i have met regularly with our ameriprise advisor. we plan for everything from retirement to college savings. giving us the ability to add on for an important member of our family. welcome home mom. with the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. i thwell wait. what did you meetthink about her? it's definitely a new idea, but there's no business track record. well, have you seen her work? no. is it good? good? at cognizant, we're helping today's leading banks make better lending decisions with new sources of data- so, multip