also this weekend, radio talkshow host mark levin argues against expansion of the federal government, joined in conversation by south carolina senator jim dement. booktv live on sunday for our in-depth program with. radio talkshow host eric metaxes, author of if you can keep it and many other books. he will discuss his life and career and answer your social media questions from noon to 3:00 eastern time. on monday, labor day, another full lineup of programs. watch re-airs of the national book festival and the mississippi book festival as well as an encore presentation of our recent program with just a physicist -- astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson. 72 hours of nonfiction authors and books. booktv, television for serious readers. for complete television schedule visit booktv.org. >> carla hayden, give us a preview of the book festival. >> it is going to be one of my favorites because i am a big nonfiction fan and the types of authors we will have from david mccullough to jd vance whose book is on every reading list you can imagine in every book club. i am thrilled. >> host: how many o

talk radio host mark levin warned against federal government expansion. "wall street journal" writer and former editorial page e to have george malone -- editor george malone. and former breitbart news editor milo yiannopoulos explored the limits of free speech. in the coming weeks on "after words," progressive policy institute senior fellow david os to -- osborne will offer his outlook on the pooch -- on the future of the publication. susie hanson. investigative journalist art levine will report on the mental health industry. and this weekend on "after words" or harvard university professor danielle allen will discuss how mass incarceration has impacted her family. >> like, you can't see that, i don't think, the degree of difficulty issue and the amount of luck involved in relationship to the sort of hard path through adolescence unless you put yourself back in each of those years and think about where -- what did your bedroom look like, who were the kids you were hanging out with, what were the dangerous choices you were considering? look at michael at

radio host mark levin warned against federal government expansion, and wall "wall street journal" writer george malone offered his thoughts on the publication's influence. in the coming weeks on "afte the words," journalist susie henson will reflect on her travel ares abroad and weigh in on america's global standing. investigative journalist art levine will report on the mental health industry, and this week on "after words" progressive policy institute senior fellow david osborn examines the charter school movement and offers his outlook for the future of public education. >> if you've got a system with a strong authorizer who is weeding out the worst schools and replacing them with schools operated by the best operators and is bringing in new blood to create new schools and is watching these numbers, that kid's going to have a much better chance of being in a keep school. >> correct. >> in new orleans 60% of the kids at the time of katrina went to schools in the bottom 10% statewide. on performance. >> yep. >> mostly test scores. >> yep. >> now 10% do. just like the rest of -- [audio d

and discussed how mass incarceration an impacted her family and radio host mark levin warned against the expansion in the coming week's investigative journalists will report on the mental health industry and msnbc contributor will offer his thoughts on the conservative movement in america. craig shirley will discuss the political career of newt gingrich and this weekend "the new york times" magazine contributor reflects on her travels abroad and weighs in on the global standing >> there's also just a question of why did i never think this would perform a propaganda what was the job but it was doing for individual americans and i think that one thing i was realizing is this took a long time to realize the very language that we use when we talk about the foreign countries has determined for us a very long time ago because we tended to look at the countries in the east as were they catching up with us or were they behind us. >>> trump had enough resources and as i looked back on it as one of the great acts of genius in american politics comparable to fdr and vetting the chat this is par

i think the influence of mark levine and people of that ilk, they are pushing out a republicans, good ones like luther strange, who, if you listen to them on c-span during i cannot see how anybody with a rational mind could have not voted for him. he fought so hard as an attorney general. a very good person and policy maker. to elect and a stream -- he is fringee so-called movement. all the foolishness coming out i really think we need of a discussion on religions. and they are very outrageous. with the liberals, or saidnsane left, when they steve bannon was a negative influence. i truly believe he was an negative influence as .ell as rush limbaugh republicans, don't fully fox newsinto thinking will all be on trump's friend. it will show you who's on whose side and watch very carefully bob corker. host: you don't put them on the list of good republicans earlier? caller: absolutely not. host: bob corker announcing his second term. congress running today. -- steve bannon introduced roy moore at his victory then last night. here is what steve bannon had to say. steve bannon: i told you l

mark levine , a member of virginia's health of delegates. i want to throw this out here first, we're talking free speech on l college campuses. georgetown is private . it's not a public university. that was the first thing that stood out to me here and the nfl is private as well. but there are certain spaces where we're expected to allow free speech even in private places. in fact, a mall is private. but people can hand out literature in some places in a mall and i think that generally free speech is welcome in these public spaces even in private universities. let me ask you real quick, during his speech today, the attorney general said universities are churning into who he monday just thought, a shelter for fragile egosment he criticized forgiving into the protestors demands to rescind invitations for certain speeches. is he right. >> he spoke not before georgetown university law center , but a specific conservative wing that didn't allow will i bal students to even enter the room. this guy is saying we need to have all points represented a

words," mark levin on his book "rediscovering americanism." he is interviewed by jim demint. >> we've reached the point we cannot get back. we are overwhelmed and the culture, and politics, in the progressivism. phony egalitarianism, the smothering of individualism. has it become so entrenched in our institution that there is no way to rip it out? i say this, we have to do everything we can, confronted, activated -- debated, explain to our citizens what is taking place. we have no choice. >> watched sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span twos book tv. next on "reel america," a september 1965 documentary released by cbs reports on the ku klux klan. traces the history of the kkk followingesurgence the release of "birth of a nation" until the world war ii years. it includes interviews with members which viewers might find disturbing. this 45 minute film earned cbs 1965ts and its producer a peabody award. ♪ the driver of this car is the mother of five children. alabama, aom selma, red white sedan overtook her car. several shots were fired. the dri

also this weekend, radio talkshow host mark levin argues against expansion of the federal government,joined in conversation by south carolina senator jim dement. booktv live on sunday for our in-depth program with. radio talkshow host eric metaxes, author of if you can keep it and many other books. he will discuss his life and career and answer your social media questions from noon to 3:00 eastern time. on monday, labor day, another full lineup of programs. watch re-airs of the national book festival and the mississippi book festival as well as an encore presentation of our recent program with just a physicist --

. >> sunday night on afterwards, onk radio host mark levin the expansion of the federal government and what the country must do to move back to what the founders intended. in his book " rediscovering americanism." he's interviewed by jim demint. >> have we reached the point where we can't get back? are we now overwhelmed in the culture, in politics, in the media? ,ith this progressivism notion centralized government, phony egalitarianism. of the smothering of individualism. has it become so entrenched in our institutions that there is no one to rip it out? i say this. we have to do everything we can, explain it, debated, to to our federal citizens what is taking place -- our fellow citizens what is taking place but we have no choice. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span's book tv. on virginia commonwealth university professor emilie raymond teaches a class on the 1973 film "soylent green," and how it reflected the contemporary environmental movement and fears about overpopulation. her class is about an hour in 20 minutes. prof. raymond: good evening. in this course, history

assemblely men mark levine sacoched a bill to the state ly unetty dgin the state from affordable house. all the way down to where a group there got that designated as a historic site. here most people believe on the broad scheme of things, yes, we need more housinyes it needs to be affordable but whg it comes to their backyard they don't seem to be quite that minimal. >>> thanks. >>> a win in san francisco for big soda. a federal appeals court just blocked a law requiring health labels on sugary drinks. it required to take up 20% on a label or ad but a 3 judge panel of the 9th circuit court of appeals say it infringes on the free speech rights of advertisers. it could be appealed. >>> new at 6:00, one of the bills sitting on the governor's desk could -- it's called the reand adoption act. kpix 5 is live at a pet store that says they will only sell rescue animals. jewel. >> hi veronica, we are at pet food express. they only sell rescues,ey thshe you will be able to see that buddy and paint ball here, up for adoption. they are rescues. if this bill were to pass, all pet shops throughout

talk radio host mark levin and federal government expansion."wall street journal" writer and former editorial page editor george malone offered his thoughts on the publication's influence. former breitbart news editor explored the limits of free speech. in the coming weeks on afterwards, the policy institute senior fellow david osborne will examine the charter school movement and offer his outlook on the future of public education. journalist suzy hansen will travel abroad and reflect on the global standing. investigative journalist art levine will report on the health industry. this weekend on afterwards, danielle allen will discuss how mass incarceration has impact to our family. >> you can see that to the degree of difficulty issue in the amount of luck involved in the relationship with the adolescents unless you put yourself back in each of those years and think about what did your bedroom look like? what were the dangerous choices you are considering? like put those things side-by-side. >> is a personal responsibility your style? what is s

>> yes, but he and i created crd this show together with our friends mark levin and jen flakett. >> stephenyou in this photo? >> 13 years old. if people can get a close-up on that. there we are. >> stephen: this is you. >> that is me. i'm wearing the literally, exact same suit. i am wearing another double-breasted gold suit. and so andrew, we were best friends. we really formed each others' sensibilities. but andrew got ravaged by puberty. >> stephen: it hit him first? >> it hit him hard and young. i'm gog say this on national television because it's on the show so i apologize. andrew, i love you. but andrew, during a slow dance with a girl at a bar mitzvah may have... uh-- ejaculated in his pantsz. >> stephen: now, is this a story that he tells publicly? ( laugh ). >> not anymore! ( laughter ) no, it's-- it's-- but it's on the show. >> stephen: really, wow? >> it's in the show. so i feel like it's fair to say. and he's now married to a wonderful woman, has two great kids, so i think it all worked out. >> stephen: that's in the show? >> yes, it's in the show. >> stephen: it's a cartoon, obv

on this, i would say people like mark levin, and others out there that have made a strong statement,ean hannity and others, this base is not something that he has his finger on. grew there, started there. sand hosted the first event when he ran for president. we have our finger on the pulse out here. i have people e-mailing me, texting me for months now, please support the president unconditionally. but the thing that brought them into this campaign and the strong committed support to president trump which i've applauded for a long time. and still, i want to get behind him and stand behind him for the agenda that he committed to. but they came in because of immigration. they knew that america was eventually destroyed if we don't secure the border. cut down illegal immigration, and imnature it if possible. if that's not the trump agenda, the base is going to stay with, that's the only thing i can think of that would cause the local supporters to leave them. >> quick final question, because i'm out of time, will you leave him if this is the way it goes? >> no. i'm going to stick with p

sara carter and john solomon, mark levin, myself and a few others were right. >> people will say rightthat picture come from? if you take 1,000 shots of somebody during a 47 minute speech and you know this from one segments go on a media night, they will get that one bad shot. your mouth is agape, you are rolling your eyes, whatever. >> sean: all of that on purpose customer and let me go to leslie. let me ask a question. do you think when bill clinton bribed north korea that it worked or the iranian deal bribery is going to work? do you really believe that capitulation and appeasement works? please tell me you are not that foolish. >> first of all with north korea, i hate to say that i agreed with steve bannon on north korea. clapper and -- >> sean: stop avoiding my question. >> not china, not china. >> sean: will it work? do you believe that nonsense? >> if you feel that bill clinton bribed that individual -- or that george w. bush did as well. we have the same problem with the past three. >> sean: she won't answer. she won't answer. did bribery work? >> i am you, sean. >> sean: in my

listen to mark levine on the road the other day. >> mr.sident, look around the oval office, look around the white house. where are all the conservatives? where are the people who supported you in the campaign? so president trump does himself a disservice, i believe, when the diversity of opinion is between a liberal democrat from manhattan and a liberal democrat from queens. there needs to be more diversity of opinion that inclusion more consieve tiffs or he's going to harm himself and his administration. >> harvey the past ten days has blocked out the conversation about these things, about you when congress comes back, this is a stew about the president that his own base is stirring p up. >> first, some of these are gone, but some of them aren't. immigration is a great place to see that trump hasn't actually abandoned his base in any way on this issue. we are talking about what's going on with daca, that's a huge decision. some republicans i think would be fine with lets the kids stay here, others want them out, but we have seen an immigr

talk rateow shows, mark levin warned guess federal government expansion. "wall street journal" writer and former editorial page editor george malone. and former brit bart editor miloan nap employs explored free speech. and david osborn will and the charter school movement and offer his outlook on the future of public education. journalist susy hansen with reflect on america's global standing. investigative journalist art levine will report on the mental health industry, and this weekend on "after words," danielle allen will discuss how mass incarceration has impacted her family. >> you couldn't see that with the degree of rickty issue and the amount of luck involved in relation continue to the hard path how to adolescence unless you putting your back in each of those years and think about what did you bedroom look like? who were the kids you were hanging out with and the dangerous choices you were considering? put those things side-by-side. >> someone asked me, is it personal responsibility or is it societal? >> right. what is your answer. >> double helix,

levin is interviewed by former succulent a senator, jim demint. the one mark, congratulations on another bestseller. it's good to be on the set with you. usually i am on the phone in some dark corner of the capital talking to you. "rediscovering america" and the tyranny of progressivism. i found it a deeper more scholarly, even though i've read some of your other books, a lot of history and research and an excellent contrast between the principal and values that are essentially american and the ideas in the motives of progressives. so, one of the things that hit me in the first chapter is what we call conservatism is really americanism. we probably a lot better off if we named this whole idea -- what we are trying to conserve is the values, principles, ideas that made this country so unique and free and prosperous. i think that is a was place to start. what is americanism to you? >> guest: that is a great points. that is exactly my point in the book, too. we have a superficial discussion about americanism in american schools. i said let's pick out what america

levin is interviewed by former succulent a senator, jim demint. the one mark, congratulations on another bestseller. it's good to be on the set with you. usually i am on the phone in some dark corner of the capital talking to you. "rediscovering america" and the tyranny of progressivism. i found it a deeper more scholarly, even though i've read some of your other books, a lot of history and research and an excellent contrast between the principal and values that are

with that, we bring in mark levine, radio host and todd harvey, chairman of the committee to supportr president joining us from denver. appreciate you being here. ted, first to you. the president earlier said we will see about attacking north korea. in your mind, should we be going there yet? >> certainly we should be looking at every diplomatic arena we possibly can, putting as much pressure on china as they possibly can. north korea's biggest ally and trading partner and china needs to step up to bring down the tensions in that area. i don't in the united states can never allow one of our enemies to be in a position where they threaten not only allies in the region, but also in mainland. we are close to the situation where the trump administration is in a lose-lose situation no matter what he does. >> mark, so far do you disagree with anything? >> north korea's have a really tough issue and i think we need a president to do what theodore roosevelt told us to do, which is speak softly and carry a big stick rather than speak loudly and carry a small one. the key to this is china. if

. ♪ >> sunday night on after words, talk radio host mark levin on what the country must do to move backo what the founders intended in his book rediscovering americanism. he is interviewed by a former south carolina senator. >> we have reached the point we cannot get back. we are now overwhelmed in the culture, in politics, in the media with this regressiveism -- movement,eism smothering individualism. it has become so entrenched in our institutions that there is no way to rip it out. i say this, we have to do everything we can to confront it, debate it, explain to our fellow citizens what is taking place. we have no choice. >> watch after words sunday night on c-span twos book tv. >> labor day on c-span. at 6:45 p.m. eastern, former president obama accepts the annual jfk honor in profile award. should not place all their hopes in any politician. read the federalist papers. they say this over and over again. you should have a healthy distrust of any political leader, particularly the ones that claim to be speaking for you. >> at 9:00 p.m. eastern, diversity of southern cal oregon annenb

and merc mark levine, a report on the mental health industry. former radio host and msnbc contributor charles sykes offers his thoughts on the movement in america. and discussing the life and political clear of newt gingrich and new york times contributor suzie hanson talks about travels abroad and weighs in on america's standing. >> are we exceptional? why have i never thought this was a form of propaganda. why have i not thought to question where was this concept coming from and what it's doing for americans. it took a long time, the very language we used when we talked about foreign countries has been kind of determined for us a very long time ago because we tended to look at muslim countries and especially countries in the east, were they catching up with us or were they behind us? and what that does, is that prevents you from being able to see the country on its own terms. >> after words airs on book tv saturday and sunday 9 p.m. eastern. you can watch previous after words programs on our website, book tv.org. . >> let me talk about the, ju

on monday mark levine will join us. be checking in with nfl fans all across the country at games this weekend, and one really big surprise. i hope you'll join us next week. we'll always be fair and balanced. have a great weekend, and we'll see you back here. dana perino is next, straightb ahead. ♪ >> dana: good evening, everyone. i am dana perino. welcome to "fox news tonight." there's been a big shake-up in president trump's cabinet tonight. earlier thiss evening, health ad human services secretary tom price resigned after pressure for taking private charter flights on the taxpayers' dime.e. first our top story, the culture war growing even hotter. all eyes are on the nfl this weekend to see if some playersng continue with their refusal to stand for the national anthem. last night every player stood for "the star spangled banner" o during the weekly thursday gamet here's what president trump had to say about that. >> i've spoken to other owners,

offer his outlook for the future of public education and this weekend on after words, radio host mark levin warns against government expansion. >> this is something i struggle with all the time, i think you do and a lot of people do which is that we reach the point where we can't get back. and we now are overwhelmed with the culture and politics and media. this progressivism, centralized government, ego materialism, of thesmothering of individuals , as it becomes so entrenched in our institutions. that there's no way to rip it out. we have to do everything we can to debate it, to explain to our fellow citizens what's taking place. we simply have no choice. >> after words airs every saturday at 10 pm and sunday at 9 pm eastern and you can watch all previous after words programs on our website, booktv.org. now on book tv we are live with author and radio host eric texas. he is the author of many books including everything you always wanted to know about god but wereafraid to ask . on hopper , faster, smarter, profits why and if you can keep it: the forgotten promise of american liberty. >>. >

on monday mark levine will join us.checking in with nfl fans all across the country at games this weekend, and one really big surprise. i hope you'll join us next week. we'll always be fair and balanced. have a great weekend, and we'll see you back five." "special report" up next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier. in washington. tom price has resigned as president trump's health and human services secretary. as a member of the candidate, price is the highest ranking official to resign or be fired in an administration that has seen a lot of turnover in just eight months. the news came about an hour after the president said he would decide price's future sometime tonight, and he still wasn't happy with price's answers. price is on fire with his use of private flights for government and personal business. price was not the only cabinet member who apparently has been flying high on taxpayer funds. tonight, and your policy at the white house is in the

radio host mark levin warned against federal government expansion. and "wall street journal" writer and former editorial-page editor george malone offered his thoughts on the publications influence. in the coming weeks on "after words" journalist suzy hansen will reflect on your travels abroad and weigh in on america's global standing. investigative journalist art levine report on the mental health industry, and this weekend on "after words" progressive policy institute senior fellow david osborne examines the charter school movement and offers its outlook for the future of public education. >> if you have a system with a strong authorizer who was weeding out the worst schools and replacing them with schools operated by the best operators, and is bring in new blood to create new schools and is watching these numbers, that kid will have bee a much better chae of being in a decent school. in new orleans, citizen of the kids at the time of katrina went to schools and the bottom 10% statewide. on performance. mostly test scores. now 10% deal. just like t

. >> mark levin on the expansion of the federal government and what the country must be to move backo what the founders intended in his book "rediscovering americanism." he is interviewed by jim de mint. >> have we reached to point where we can't get back? are we now overwhelmed in the culture, in politics, in the media with this notion of centralized government, of phoney egalitarianism, of the smothering of individualism? has it become so entrench in our institution that there's no way to rip it out? i say yes. we have to do everything we can to confront it, to debate it, to explain to our fellow citizens what's taking place. we simply have no choice. >> watch "after words" sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span 2's book tv. >>> when you think about a one day festival, the national book festival and you have over 100 authors from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all of these different authors there all day, over 100,000 people come in and celebrate books and reading. you can't have a better time i think. i'm a little prejudiced because i'm a librarian, but i hav

on monday mark levine will join us.ll be checking in with nfl fans all across the country at games this weekend, and one really big surprise. i hope you'll join us next week. we'll always be fair and balanced. have a great weekend, and we'll see you back [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ >> the president pushing back on claims slow response in puerto rico. >> we are sending tremendous amounts of supplies. tremendous amounts of food and water. and we are sending great people to help. >> i think that people are looking for good guys or bad guys. they are looking to place blame. >> focus on helping people. that should be the focus of the media, of the public. >> we are with you. we will stay with you. and we will come back stronger than ever. >> tom price has resigned as president trump's health and human services secretary. >> price was under fire for his use of private flights for government and

. >>> sunday on afterwards radio host mark levin on the expansion of the federal government and whatountry must do to move back to what the founders intended in his book "rediscovering americanism." he's interviewed by former south carolina senator jim demint. >> and we reached the point where we can't get back. and we now are overwhelmed in the culture and politics in the media with the progressionivism notion, of the smothering of individualism, has it become so entrenched in our institution that there's no way to rip it out. i say this, we have to do everything we can to confront it, to debate it, to explain to our fellow citizens what's taking place. we simply have no choice. >> watch afterwords, sunday at 9:00 eastern on c-span 2's book tv. >> when you think about a one day festival, the national book festival, and you have over 100 authors from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all of these different authors they are there all day over 100,000 people come in and celebrate books and reading, you can't have a better time, i think, and i'm a little prejudiced be

university professor daniel alan discussed how mass incarceration has impacted her family and radio host mark levine warned against federal government expansion. in the coming weeks on after words, investigative journalist will report onment health industry, former radio host charles will offer thoughts on conservative movement in america. craig will discuss the life and political career of newt gringrich and this week susie hanson reflects on travels abroad and weighs in on america's global standing. >> there's definitely the question if we are exceptional and the question of why had i never thought that this was a form of propaganda, why had i not thought to question where was this concept coming from and what was the job that it was doing for individual americans and i think that, you know, one thing that i was realizing that took a long time to realize is that the very language that we use when we talk about foreign countries has been kind of determined for us a very long time ago because we tended to look at muslim countries and specially countries in the east as were they catching up with us o

radio host mark levin warned against federal government expansion, and wall "wall street journal" writer george malone offered his thoughts on the publication's influence. in the coming weeks on "after words," journalist susie henson will reflect on her travel ares abroad and weigh in on america's global standing. investigative journalist art levine will report on the mental health industry, and this week on "after words" progressive policy institute senior fellow david osborn examines the charter school movement and offers his outlook for the future of public education. >> if you've got a system with a strong authorizer who is weeding out the worst schools and replacing them with schools operated by the best operators and is bringing in new blood to create new schools and is watching these numbers, that kid's going to have a much better chance of being in a keep school. >> correct. >> in new orleans 60% of the kids at the time of katrina went to schools in the bottom 10% statewide. on performance. >> yep. >> mostly test scores. >> yep. >> now 10% do. just like the rest of -- [audio diff

talknight on afterwards, hedio host mark levin on t expansion of the federal government and what thentry must do to move back to the what the founders intended in his book "rediscovering americanism." he's interviewed by former south carolina senator jim demint. mark: have we reached the point will be cannot get back? are we now overwhelmed in the culture and politics, in the med ia, with this progressivism notion? phony egalitarianism? of the smothering of individualism. has it become so entrenched in our institutions that there is no way to rip it out? i say this. we have to do everything we can, confront it, debate it, to -- explain to our fellow citizens what is taking place p we have no choice. >> watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's book tv. we're on the campus of gonzaga university, we will visit the archives and special collections to look at documents from the tokyo war crimes

after words, talk radio host mark levin on the expansion of the federal government and what the country must do to move back to what the founders intended with his book. he is interviewed former south carolina senator jim demint. >> we reached the point where we cannot get back. we are now overwhelmed in the culture, in politics, in the media with this progressiveism government,ralized phony egalitarianism, smothering individualism, it has become so entrenched in our institution that there is no way to rip it out. i say this, we have to do everything we can. ontfronted, debated -- confr it, debate it, we simply have no choice. booktch this on c-span2's tv. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. foundationheritage hosts a discussion on the constitutionality of compulsory union fees required by all public employees regardless of their membership. this is an hour. >> good afternoon. welcome to the heritage foundation. we welcome

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that's why you've got laura ingle i think and levin and dr. savage and mark everybody have been hard-core trump supporters, and sean hannity that have thrown down with judge moore. so i'm very proud to be down here. this is the first time i've ever done a campaign event. i have the complete rig i used to we're during the campaign with president trump t and i said tonight, sara palin, louie comb merit, all of us, we're not here to testify identify president trump, we were here it to prays and honor him. we think the best way to do that is to send something to washington out of alabama to send somebody that's going to have donald trump's back. >> sean: i believe roy moore is gonna be more the outsider. and the fact that mitch mcconnell and the establishment are pouring millions of dollars into this race, into that state tells me that luther strange is gonna end up being in some wa ways -- having to support them and more inclined to support them. frankly i think the biggest disappointment in dc, you said it in an interview, i think to a certain extent mitch mcco

levin. here in the studio in new york, michael mckee. markcoming up, we will get inside of the markets and central-bank policy from ben laidler. he is seeing opportunities now. mrs. bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: i'm mark barton. roughly 15 minutes. joining us now, ben laidler, global witty strategist at hsbc securities. valuation may be here to stay as bond yields remain low. does that mean we've got further upside into the end of 2017? : you might have a fall back into 2017 by looking at the 2018 we think 7% of for global equities and aggregate, including more in some places than others. the surprise this year in the way we've made more money than we thought we were going to make is earnings have essentially delivered. multiples have continued to expand. .hat is a rare thing to happen all the way back to the 1980's to find something comparable. mark: what did you say? ben: we think the sort of forbearance actually continues. we think central banks will be rubbish around the world a

levine, blake shelton, and miley cyrus. it's jennifer hudson. she's new, but she's hardly a rookie. nbc 10 national correspondent mark barger explains. >> reporter: "the voice" is not just an american hit. ♪ there are versions in more than 60 countries, including great britain. ♪ that's where jennifer hudson was the winning coach last spring. >> it wasn't fair for everybody else so they brought her over here, and now it's not fair for her because she's against me. >> reporter: hudson's back stateside, not just competing against blake shelton, but also adam levine and miley cyrus in "the voice's" new season. >> i'm passionate about it because we are holding people's dreams and their destinies in our hands. you know what i mean? >> and hudson should know. >> i got three dogs and their r, grammy and dream girl. her own start-up more than a decade ago on "american idol". >> i think it's very enticing for people to say, she made it and had all of these accomplishments and started right in the same position. >> reporter: now hudson is going to great lengths to make dreams come true for others. >> any hit you that's a compl

philip levine miami beach, fl: "this is a serious, serious storm. i've called it a nuclear hurricane.">( mark turns deadly as it continues to barrel its way towards the u-s. this is the first video to come out of barbuda this morning. overnight at least 10 people are confirmed dead on islands of st martin, st barths and barbuda( darya ) this is just some of the damage already caused by the storm in the caribbean. now mandatory evacuations are in place in parts of florida as that state braces for the category 5 storm. and this morning we have team coverage of hurricane irma has several crews from the bay area get ready to go to florida to help the people affected by the storm. we will hear from them in just a moment but first we want to get a check of local weather and traffic. (darya)(mark) robin and james are here tracking the commute and forecast. (james)it's a cool start to this thursday morning as a very deep marine layer has fog and clouds blanketing the bay area. temperatures are capped in the low to mid 60s. the reason for the clouds and stronger ocean breeze is a low pressure system m