others might say mark cuban saying be on guard.oes admire the outreach of democrats even though many of your colleagues are annoyed. where do you stand? >> we'll see what happens in december. lack of preparation tends to lead to few choices the that was the major problem. putting together the debt ceiling plan. that wasn't done. we had pressing issues. that was the bigger concern. did not address the underlying problem, the 20 trillion debt. some the omgs we put forward raise the debt ceiling. but we'll do it if we address the underlying problem, cap spending, do other things. things that need to happen to deal with this huge debt burden that we currently have. >> there was talk the president was cobbling together another deal with chuck schumer that would end this, this kubuki theater we go through every 14 or 15 months. he was concerned, we could move on, understand where the president might have been coming from, to clear the deck so to speak for tax reform. what do you think? >> we do need to get tax reform done, the american p

who told me that also is mark cuban.ying you have to get to western pennsylvania, you have to get obama out there more. he said the weekend before hand they knew -- he knew they were in trouble. he said can you come to pittsburgh, can you open for her. she needs a tough time drawing crowds. he said i knew they were in trouble in pennsylvania. i tell you how much we thought we were going to win. roger ailes calls me a week before something like that and it was all this in the press trump is going to lose by 10 points, it is over and this scam -- charlie: he calls up and says he's going to lose? steve: no he says can you come to palm beach. he says we have some alternatives and i'll even walk noncompete. he said were going to put the government together. charlie: he wanted to build a new media empire? steve: yes. charlie: against fox? steve: absolutely. he had one more round in the barrel. --er il's was incredibly roger il's was incredibly aggressive in thinking about the future. he had, and given us ideas on -- i think he

who told me that also is mark cuban.pt saying, -- i kept telling him, you got to get to western pennsylvania, you have to get obama out there more. go to places where he won big. he said the weekend before hand he knew they were in trouble. he said can you come to pittsburgh, can you open for her? she needs a tough time drawing crowds. she does not excite people, they -- she has no message. he said i knew they were in trouble in pennsylvania. i tell you how much we thought we were going to win. we knew momentum was on our side. roger ailes calls me a week before something like that and it was all this in the press trump is going to lose by 10 points, it is over and this scam -- charlie: roger calls use up -- calls you up and says he's going to lose? steve: no he says can you come to palm beach. this trump tv thing, we ought to kick around alternatives. i said, what are you talking about? he said were going to put the government together. charlie: he wanted to build a new media empire? steve: yes. charlie: against fox? st

that was the whole thing to get into trump's head. >> rose: mark cuban. i'll see you one and raise you one. >> rose: i want to move to the -- >> she was rattled and he was rattled. >> rose: didn't she win the debates? >> absolutely not. >> rose: mo w.h.o. within. the first debate, policy, we won hands down. st. louis town hall we won. he dominated the space. her book says i wish i had confronted him more. she actually says in her book, he was in her space, she wanted to get there. ning that question and answer, it was spectacular and a draw to us slightly. we divided the campaign into three sections, the first from mid august till the first debay. we're 16 down. more importantly only 70 on the generic ballot. you have to be at 90. 9 out of every 10 republicans have to vote for you. i think trump was at 70 buzz a lot of republicans said he's not my guy. from mid august to the morning of the firs debate we closed. that morning, i think it was the bloomberg pollster joshua green said we're within the margin of error of 1 or 26789 we closed the entire gap. th

going to win but then you also i mean you've also heard all sorts of names bandied about from mark cuban and during politics you've got kid rock you know saying. no room for son of michigan potentially i mean are we going to see more of this pattern of i mean look i know something about celebrities running for and was my brother is a good example you know but are we going to see more of this kind of pattern down the line and more than what you see on the horizon i think so i think you know they look at donald trump success unorthodox shaking things up no political experience to talk about and he's president of the united states so it doesn't fold in people and that's not a bad thing i mean i would never vote for mark cuban and i doubt that he would run as a republican although you might think he could but yeah i mean all the welcome i think people are fed up on both sides with career politicians i'm not saying everybody who you know is a public figure is qualified to run a country of be a politician or serve in congress or whatever or just because they play football for that matter but i

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more bets being placed on cryptocurrencies from high profile investors like mark cuban to some of theiggest banks across the globe. we will cover some of the biggest themes and issues around the digital currency market over the next hour. but it is not been smooth sailing in the crypto world. our caroline hyde took a look what makes this market so volatile. caroline: cryptocurrencies are in the midst of a record setting run. names like bitcoin and ethereum have seen their values skyrocket this year. bitcoin, which is close to a household name you can get in cryptocurrencies has shot up , over 350% so far. -- jumped fromt over at the start over $4500.year to ethereum is on the move, as well. >> we see companies across all industries looking at how to use this technology. caroline: it has not been smooth sailing for the currencies. just look at recent 30 day snapshot in the price. you can see a rollercoaster ride. back in august of last year bitcoin , plummeted 13% after hackers stole $65 million. also fell ethereum upon tough times. >> we have to remember this technology is new. with t

mark cuban, thank you very much. very good chatting with you. >> neil, anytime. i always enjoy the show. neil: we're keeping eye on lower bug on irma, where she is going. still category 5 storm. still winds in excess of 180 miles an hour. airlines including american canceling flights out of miami international airport. pretty soon all the southern airports, we've seen massive traffic jams for the gas lines as florida residents trying to flee. across the caribbean, at least 10 reported dead. in puerto rico alone, one million are without power. we'll be monitoring all of this very, very closely on the very day this could be coming close to the u.s. mainland. saturday, 10 to 12:00 p.m. our live coverage will ensue as we follow this. real human concerns from this, financial fallout, much as we had with harvey covering that one. as much as jeff flock was covering that one. he is on the ground in miami, yet another one. this one will be a doozy. what is it hooking like, jeff? reporter: this gas thing is starting to worry me, neil. we are monitoring it. all over there a

. >>> mark cuban lent the team plane to one of his players. the mavericks point guard was able to drop off supplies and bring family back home with him. >> we borrowed the plane and full of stuff. and everything went smooth so we're hoping to do it later this week. and we'll go from there. >> reporter: he and his wife have raised more than $140,000 >>> looks like the weather is starting to catch up to the calendar. >> it took a while but we are spot on average right now. >> we're looking at 73 right now. and 67 at 8:00 and the temperatures will fall quickly once the sun goes down. low 70s sunday. and mid-70s monday. upper 70s tuesday. and back in the low 80s on wednesday. what about the nats game? perfect. and take a sweatshirt, it's going to be on the cool side. by 8:00, 64. and by 9:00, 61. if you're north and west of the suburbs. we'll come back and talk about who is in the 40s and when the 80s return. >>> coming up on wusa 9 news. he gave d.c. schools a shot at thawards. dave chappelle received -- the duke ellington school for the performi

at the global citizens festival, mark cuban did not shy away on speaking his mind on colin kaepernick and on president trump. >> that's why i supported colin. he didn't draw attention to himself when he first took a knee. he -- he did what he felt was right. he didn't throw a bomb. he didn't -- you know, throw a malt tov molotov cocktail, didn't shoot anybody, just took a knee. that's what this country is all about. lebron, steph, any athlete or owner, any sportsman, woman, they have the right to say what they want to say. but when you speak out, you open the door for people to respond. so the real truth -- and we'll see whether he has any courage is how he responds. that applies not just to president trump but to all of us. we can respond and have an open discourse peacefully it would be great if he said, you know what? i'm going to sit down with a bunch of nfl players. you know what, great if he'd go sit down with a bunch of nba players and talk and get to know each other a little better. that's what a leader would do. >>> welcome back. bring in our panel tonight. msnbc contributor

mark cuban personally loaned the plane for that effort. >>> college basketball legend rick pitino is allegedly out of a job. he's been placed on unpaid administrative leave. the news comes after the program was linked to a federal investigation into fraud and corruption in recruiting. his attorney says he has effectively been fired. school officials are promising to move forward. >> effective immediately, coach pitino has been placed on an unpaid, administrative leave. coach pitino's employment will be reviewed at a later date. while this may be a dark day for the university of louisville, better days are ahead. >> the athletic director was also placed on administrative leave, and this is the latest black eye for the program. the school is currently on involving escorts for recruits. >>> and derek jeter will have his hands full as part owner of the miami marlins. baseball owners had unanimously approved the sale of $1.2 billion for the franchise. the former yankees captain will be in charge of the marlins' baseball operations. they're about to finish their eighth consecutive losing s

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so with my help and my contacts in the states, mark cuban has been awesome for letting me borrow this plane and all the puerto ricans in dallas and houston getting all their stuff together to bring down here has been awesome. for me it's everything. i told my people i got to go down to puerto rico. i got to see it. i got to be there and then i'll come back. and when i come back to the states i'll be a lit -- little more calm. >> again, that was just a few moments ago there on the island of puerto rico. we lost gabe gutierrez. perhaps you've heard that communications there are very difficult, very difficult. so we've been losing our correspondents periodically. again, this was the scene just a few moments ago on the tarmac. gabe referencing the humanitarian mission that continues. that airplane there courtesy of the dallas mavericks, mark cuban, famous owner of the mavericks, is also on the ground. we just saw one of the mavericks players delivering tons, literally tons of humanitarian relief, water, lots of bottled water as you see there. that's been one of the chief concerns among re

jj, from the mavericks from puerto rico physically went down there to provide supplies and mark cubanjj with his plane along with an extra plane to add more supplies. so salute to all those guys, jake elliot carson wentz i know you plan on giving that money away to charity. wherever you give it will be great think about giving consideration to giving that money to puerto rico if you can. also i'll be showing my support, love and donating as well. lucy? >> good stuff, thank you very much. >>> we have breaking news right now. i don't have a lot of information on this but here's what i do know. that hugh heffner the founder of playboy magazine the founder of an empire the found of those clubs that were all over the world has died at the age of 91 years old. of course we'll have much more on that coming up on the good day at 4:00 a.m. thank you much for joining us and have a great night. ♪ announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> khloe kardashia's pregnant. kylie jenner's prenant. somebody predcted all of this. >> the kardashians aren't going anywhee. >> they are like gremlins. by next week there

suspension or rejection to renew so in puerto rico we've seen private citizens like billionaire mark cuban and proper pitbull we've seen them send private jets to deliver aid or even rescue cancer patients meanwhile the u.s. government is reportedly making hurricane victims pay for evacuations from st marc . carried out on a taxpayer funded airplane marina thank you for this report thousand arena poor naive reporting in miami thank you so much. now over to syria where the battle continues to retake the city of vieira zora from my youth the u.s. coalition and rebel militias they support halted their operation in iraq which was a stronghold of eisel and through their forces behind trying to push the syrian army out of dairies or as if the americans were competing with the syrian government over control of there is or instead of fighting ice and rock the remaining terrorism dares or are now surrounded by both the syrian army and u.s. backed kurdish forces are to correspond i'm arad ghazi of is in the city. the siege may have been lifted but it's not over yet isis holds out in parts of that as

you know, mark cuban, we'll talk about politics.ell you. you're going to be hearing a lot from this guy. we already have, obviously. but mark cuban may have a future in politics. >> well, we cannot wait for the show. you start with judge judy, mark cuban, hulk hogan, tyler perry, on the fox news channel at 8:00 p.m. so congrats to you on the new show. >> thank you so much. really, thank you, guys. steve: fox and friends is going to break away. backa in two minutes no matter who you are, a heart attack can happen without warning. a bayer aspirin regimen can help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. bayer aspirin. if you could book a flight, then add a hotel, or car, or activity in one place and save, where would you go? ♪ expedia. kevin, meet yourkeviner. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah

suspension or rejection to renew so in puerto rico we've seen private citizens like billionaire mark cuban and the proper pitbull we've seen them send private jets to deliver aid or even rescue cancer patients meanwhile the u.s. government is reportedly making hurricane victims pay for evacuations from st martin carried out on a taxpayer funded airplane. the president's economic adviser gary cohen spoke at the white house press conference today going to. ended the administration's new plan to implement sweeping tax cuts saying that the bill is designed to help middle income families our plan is based on lowering rates and expanding the base it's very simple if you think of what we're doing the expand the base by getting rid of the loopholes the loopholes that the wealthy taxpayers have used to pay tax on less of their income so we have designed a plan where you're going to pay a lower rate but you're going to pay on more of your income that is a basic core premise of our plan and we're stick and we're we're committed to it and we're sticking with it for more on this let's turn to steve hay

barea bringing supplies using team owner's mark cuban's plane. >> she sat in line for hours to get cash and another two hours to get formula for her four week old daughter. >> how tough is this to go through this with such a young child? >> it is a nightmare. >> reporter: late last night she texted us and told us she made it to florida. the vast majority of this island has no reliable needs to communicate. nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. >> military bases are mobilizing supporting from our sister station is live at kelly air force base in san antonio, texas to give us a closer look at the operations and relief efforts, brian. >> reporter: that's right. today is all about mission puerto rico. this morning we departed from delaware. i have him here with me. what can you tell me about the mission? >> we are here at dover air force base. we are here picking up critical supplies. we'll pick up about ten pallets, a couple of vehicles and fly them down there and bring 60 personnel down there because it's a top priority to work with fema and local authorities to make sure that the relief is gi

. >>> mark cuban is helping puerto rico and the victims of hurricane maria. the billionaire owner and owner of the dallas mavericks lent the team plane. just hours ago the latest shipment left dallas. >>> let's get you to where you need to go. sal keeping on eye on our commute to see if everybody behaving. >> i'm looking at the bridges, and today we're having a better day. there is slow traffic, but compared to what you might expect when we have issues, today is just a normal day. i'll take that, thank you very much. coming in san rafael, there have been no problems. you can see the traffic is beginning to back up around the corner there, and we do have a backup here that's stretching for about 20, maybe 25 minutes. still, better than we've had the last few days. the last few days the bay bridge hadn't been good. this is at look northbound. at 7:15, let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> sal, your 70s traffic jam, people are sending me requests and pictures. >> i don't know. you don't know anything about the 70s. >> i don't know anything about the 70s

billionaire mark cuban. company present trumpet only he has said this only on foxbusiness.let's listen. what you make of this arrangement they just head with democrats. >> it is pure classic donald trump i thought was really smart. you want to keep deals alive. the biggest fear a salesperson has is that a deal would die. working with someone even if it's only for a short term and with the democrats it keeps the deal a lie. alive. i thought that was very smart. congressman do you agree with him. was this the art of the deal that we saw play out yesterday. is ideal i like and it's something i don't want all of this coupled together but what he did was to basically say okay. if the house and senate can come to a resolution and give me a package then he turned to pelosi and said tommy what you have to offer. and they said this is what it is and he took it. my hope is that we are going to double down on her our effort to do tax reform and health care infrastructure broadband expansion and get some things done but you have to say the american people are frustrated my constituents

big investors like mark cuban are already throwing their weight behind cryptocurrencies and the blockogy that underlines them. institutionsncial are embracing virtual currency. if th fcc approves the rst electronically traded funds, it will make it easier for everyday investors to jump in. it is already soared past the price of gold this year, but we are for your that fo -- four years removed from the bitcoin crash of 2013. and that is the bottom line. emily: caroline joins us now live from london with our guest host for the hour, roger mcnamee. great to have you back on the show. highs and lows. bitcoin. are we in a bubble? roger: i think we probably are. it's important to distinguish between cryptocurrencies and the block chain technology. to me, the thing about cryptocurrencies is a really are not currencies. they are really commodities like soybeans or pork doilies -- bellies. emily: what does that mean about the value? roger: it is volatile. it was designed to be volatile. currencies need to have stability. if you look at this and you think about it, it is more like trading gold

investors like mark cuban are already throwing their weight behind cryptocurrencies and the block chainogy that underlies them. more financial institutions such as fidelity and retail investors embracing them. if the fcc approves the first bitcoin electronically traded fund, it will make it easier for the everyday investor to jump in. bitcoin has also soared past gold for the first time this year. we are not four years removed the bitcoin crash of 2013, there might be one short bet you want to make when looking at cryptocurrencies. buckle up. emily: caroline hyde joins us the from london along with cofounder of elevation partners, a private equity firm that invests in private intellectual property. great to have you on the show. i think it is important to distinguish between cryptocurrencies and the block chain technology that comes underneath them. the thing about cryptocurrencies is they really are not currencies. likeare commodities soybeans. there are things that people trade to create a return. emily: what does that mean about the value? design. volatile by currencies by definition

. >> that's what mark cuban has been sounding the alarm on we don't want china and russia to win that war. >> a lot of highlights for more on that we go to leslie picker hey, leslie. >> hey, carl, how is it going? several take aways, alpha is back how to deliver that, a bit up for debate how to find such performance in silicon valley. >> all these businesses fundamentally under duress the idea that alpha is back is true the lens with which we go about finding it is through that he lens of technology we think it's the trail of breadcrumbs that help us understand where value is allocated, which by implication means values destroyed and long the former and short the latter? >> palihapitiya was long bitcoin which jamie dimon said was a fraud. >> if you were in venezuela or ecuador, or north korea, you're better off probably using bitcoin than their currency. that can't possibly true in the united states unless you're speculating. that isn't a reason for value, because other people's speculate. that's tulip like i said, the other reason, used for purposes, not a real thing. eventually it w

they supported their fellow players was a full-time job of our staff, and also mark cuban who has straddleda little bit. he was at the global citizen festival yesterday. >> if the president is going to say something condemning a person or an industry, a sport, then he has to be about to take the blow back that will come back. >> it is an open door now. they have every right for the same reasons to say whatever is on their mind. >> now, yesterday you said that locker rooms are pretty emotional, that was before noon yesterday. how emotional now? >> i think the players that gather saturday night to get ready on sunday, they had conversations. buffalo and seattle for sure. ownership was involved. pete carroll said it ended with "i stand with my players." i think you will see more of a collective show. not necessarily protesting the initial show, but protesting the president's direct pointing to these players. >> there is a lot on conspira conspiracier thconspiracy theories that the owners blocked kaepernick. the number of teams that stepped out, and the six owners, none of them spoke out until

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. >> mark cuban gave his plane. >> u.s. citizens are there. it needs our help and it's good that we do these stories on the show. >> juan, the mayor today said "save us from dying." the situation is thus that the local population has been overwhelmed and they need a lot more help. >> there is a clinical dimension to the story. you hesitate to bring it up. it is the subtext of what we are discussing. the prime thing is the suffering, potential loss of life, half of hospitals in puerto rico out of service. half of the island, no running water. talk about the retirement homes, senior citizen -- they have no air conditioning. we know what happened in florida in that kind situation. it's become political because you have especially on the left people saying that the president is not performing here. we know what happened when there was chrism down in louisiana and how it got quickly into a racial conversation. all of that is present in this consideration. then you have the acting homeland security secretary saying that this is a good news story bec

. >> she is donating $1 million to the cause and working with mark cuban to send airplanes filled witherators. lopez's parents were born on the island. and she still has family there. she said the disastrous conditions have left her relatives on the mainland hopeful for any kind of news. >> my cousin and i, our family still haven't been able to hear from all of our family over there, and we are concerned for them and everyone on the island. given the loss and devastation we need to pay attention and urgently support puerto rico and the caribbean requewith donatiod contributions. >> she is working with boyfriend alex rodriguez on the cause. >> they are trying to gain support for puerto rico as well as the other islands in the caribbean that were impacted. >>> kcoming up, we're going to head back to the gridiron. and a showboater. >>> and we'll have other headlines, including a deadly church shooting that could have been much worse if not for the heroic actions of an usher >> do find us on facebook. wnnfans.com and join us for a conversation at 4:51 in the morning, who's not up at that t

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mark cuban lent the dallas mavericks team plane to one of his players and they delivered supplies to raised money to help the people recover. the president is on his way there next week. >> jesse: that's great. i want to say happy birthday to my man. hurricane harvey ruined alligator season but he salvaged it a little bit and went out there and got some nice gators. there he is with a 10-footer. unbelievable guy, happy birthda birthday. >> kimberly: he sent me a picture. he's going to make something for me. >> jesse: he wants to have you down in the swamp. >> greg: thank god they saved the alligator season. >> jesse: he makes a lot of money. >> greg: of all the things. let's go to this. as you know, roll the tape. ever since we were at 9:00, my eating habits went to pot and i truly became a fat cat. this is me lounging watching hannity when i get home around 10:30. i just watched hannity and eat a big bucket -- he was on after us. i sit there and i'm full of food and self-loathing. look at me house that i am. that's going to change now that we are at 5:00. >> kimberly: very honest se

. >>> mark cuban is helping the victims of puerto rico. the owner of the mavericks lend app leapt his plane to j.j. barea who is from puerto rico to deliver supply. >>> the trump administration meantime is defending its response to hurricane maria in puerto rico, even sending a three-star general there to help lead the effort. but critics say that a lot more needs to be done and the recovery effort is coming up short. doug luzader has that story from washington. >> reporter: the devastation in puerto rico is difficult to comprehend. communities washed away. an island in ruins. many residents struggling to survive. >> we don't have water, running water. we don't have electricity. we need help. we need a lot of help. >> president trump taking to twitter regularly. puerto rico is devastated, he writes. fema and first responders amazing. governor says great job. >> the response has been abominable, cruel because we are not texas. we are earn island so we are trapped. >> one the big issues, delivery bottlenecks. trucks of supplies and ports wai

there is mark cuban right there as a matter of fact. this is the beginning of what 60,000 people in central park looks like. mark, want to grab you. cal, come heerm. we're live on msnbc. what brought you out here today? >> i mean, we're fortunate to be where we are and anytime you can do something to help the rest of the world, create social awareness and have an impact, you've got to do it. >> that's a very lofty goal. is it possible? >> you don't know until you try, right. no goal is complete without that first step and global citizen has been taking such amazing actions just to be part of it and help push the ball forward, it's fun, it's exciting. >> thank you very much. we'll see more from mark in a little bit. cal, you and i were talking a little bit earlier. you've been on the outside of politics, on the outside of it why is what's going on at the festival now more important than ever before. >> i think it involves the basis of it is asking people to do work themselves, right. it's not calling on somebody else to do go s. we're not

big investors like mark cuban are already throwing their weight behind cryptocurrencies and the blocklies them. we are also starting to see more financial institutions, such as fidelity, and retail investors embracing virtual currencies. if the sec approves the first bitcoin electronically traded fund, it will make it easier for the everyday investor to jump in. perhaps tempting given bitcoin has also soared past the price of gold for the first time this year. but given we are not four years removed from the infamous bitcoin crash of 2013, there might be one sure bet you want to make when looking at the future of cryptocurrencies. and that is to buckle up. emily: caroline hyde joins us live from london, as well as roger mcnamee, cofounder of elevation partners, a private equity firm that invests in private intellectual property. great to have you on the show. highs, lows? bitcoin -- are we in a bubble? roger: i would think we probably are. i think it is important to distinguish between cryptocurrencies and the block chain technology that comes underneath them. to me, the thing about c

from delivering supplies to his native puerto rico where he took a plane lent to him by team owner mark cuban. >> puerto rico destroyed. completely destroyed. worse ever down there. we need everything. >> reporter: in san juan, puerto rico, i'm garrett tenney, fox news. >>> a growing problem facing the people of houston weeks after hurricane harvey hit texas. plus tesla is being sued. the accusations against the bay area company on what they allegedly did with their customers' personal information. >> also ahead, an allergy, two pets and a confrontation on a plane ends like this. coming up, the airline's reaction. >> and a san francisco great is calling it a career. >>> tesla is being sued in federal court for violating numerous federal statutes regarding customers' credit and privacy rights. ktvu's tom vacar has reviewed that lawsuit and spoke with the attorney who brough it. >> that information is money. >>> reporter: the proposed class action lawsuit says, before test driving a tesla, customers would have to produce a valid driver's license. then the suit alleges that without the customer'