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. >> reporter: dennis mcdonough strongly disagrees, arguing the administration took many actions to thwart the russians before and after the election. including briefing top congressional leaders about the highly-classified intelligence. >> the administration took a series of steps to push back against the russians, to include far-ranging sanctions, diplomatic steps to push people associated with the russian effort out of this country and also warning our friends and allies. >> reporter: officials tell nbc news the states were compromised in a variety of ways. some breaches more serious than others. from entry into state websites by the russians to penetration of actual databases. while illinois itself detected a malicious cyber attack on its voter registration system, exposing the personal information of 86,000 voters, the other six states vigorously deny their election systems were ever compromised, based on their own cyber investigations. all the states and federal officials we spoke to do agree no votes were changed and no voters were taken off the rolls. but six months after the elect

then you have mcdonough offering $1 coffee no matter the size.p the game across the space. >> here is my question. they put a picture of you on your latte. how did that happen? >> so unfortunately i didn't get to see that. but i was pleasantly surprised when they brought it over. they said it's like screen printing using coffee extract on the top of the lattes to do that. they haven't figured out if they'll make it to customers in store. it would take a little bit longer than the customer eye who wants ob quick. but it's a good innovation. and some analysts have given all the innovation they have going on that the 3% rise in store sales over the next three years might be conservative and dunkin' donuts could grow more. >> that's the show for today. i'm contessa braer. thank you for joining us. becky is back next week and we'll talk guaranteed income. should low income americans get a monthly check not from the government? each week keep it right here. we are "on the money." have a great one. we'll see you next weekend. >>> breaking right now, fir

you know, martin mcdonough is kind of a genius. manages. i think the magic is he cracks jokes right when you're having a heavy moment so you're able to digest the sort of potency of these moments. and i think that's what gives the audience maybe a break so they can digest this stuff. >> stephen: i've often said the jokes are the sorbet of drama. >> that's very well put. >> stephen: it's a palette cleanser. it's a palette cleanser. >> that's very well put. >> stephen: it's also an interesting movie in terms of its structure. your performances, all the cast performances actually hold together a story that goes all over the place at times. you don't necessarily know who the antagonist is. who is she fighting against? >> that's right, that's right. it's dealing with antiheroes, which is kind of rare these gays daze. but, yeah, it is-- it's a great, complicated movie. and that's why i love tyeah. >> stephen: there's-- i won't get into the end of the movie, which finds you and frances mcdormand on a-- making a bit of a pact together. >>

ryan mcdonough at highly discounted price. completed a fire sale to the tampa bay lightning. the san jose sharks have indicated hostile neighbors to win. look who was taking batting practice yesterday. yankees spring training in tampa florida. russell wilson is now a member of the new york yankees for the yankees made a trade to texas rangers to get russell wilson progressive wilson played for the colorado rockies organization in 2010 cagle 2011. this is not quite like the 10 tivo deal but he was singing awake with aaron judge and giancarlo standing. the guy has six homers. joe just an issue at the shoulder coming back from shoulder surgery probably won't be ready for a hundred% until the start of the season. lea: garrett, likely these are great sport suggested that an suggested that unsubsidized miss getting to talk to you about the winter olympics which i love. i heard you, lauren, yesterday. i want to talk about -- i figure skated growing up. i didn't realize until i saw garrett standing there to greet him when he came off

and the white house, dennis mcdonough, the chief of staff, fought this battle for a month trying to g get congress on a bipartisan so sign on. and the republicans wouldn't participate. well, we finally went out with a statement -- i say we, secretary of homeland security went out with a statement on the 7th of october before the election, which layed out straightforward and compelling what the russians were doing. unfortunately the statement was taken apart by the access hollywood tapes. you can always do the post mort em, 2020 hindsight, could have done more earlier and that all. while we were deliberating this and debating and arguing it, i felt that whatever we did was -- it would be a first step. and one of the motivations that president obama had for directing the intelligence community to put together our assessment, gather all the reporting we had, put it in one prays, tell the story as authoritatively as you can, because the first thing he wanted to do was hand that to the next administration with the expectation they would do more in way the sanctions or whatever ways we coul

their front office decided to trade ryan mcdonough for a slew of picks. blue shirts move ryan graves to the colorado avalanche. meanwhile, the vegas golden knights went all in on this year, giving up three future draft picks for tomas tatar. the winnipegs picked paul stasny from the blues. >>> the "new york times" reports goodell is preparing to fine jones millions of dollars for conduct detrimental to the league after jones hired a high profile attorney last november to sue the six owners of the league's compensation committee after it became clear goodell would get a new deal without needing the approval of the other owners. the times reports the league will pay jones to pay the legal fees of the committee along with the legal expenses to defend cowboys running back ezekiel elliott. >>> meanwhile, super bowl winning seahawks quarterback russell wilson is now a new york yankee. yes, you're hearing that correctly. he was acquired by a trade from the texas rangers to new york and he will be spending the next few days with the team during spring training. w

and the white house, dennis mcdonough, bless his heart, the chief of staff, fought this battle for a month, trying to get the congress on a bipartisan basis to sign on to that. and the republicans wouldn't participate. well, we finally went out with a statement -- i say we, secretary of homeland security went out with a statement on the 7th of october before the election, which laid out, i thought, pretty straightforwardly and compellingly what the russians were doing. unfortunately, our statement was emasculated by the revelation of the "access hollywood" videotapes. and so that drowned out i think our statement. so we did a lot of things. you can always do the postmortem 20-20 hindsight, could have done more and all that. i always felt, i tell you, don, while we were deliberating all this and debating it that whatever we did would simply be a first step. and one of the motivations that president obama had for directing the intelligence community to put together our assessment, gather all the reporting we had, put it in one place, tell the story as authoritatively as you can, becaus

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it could lead to significant political risk, and joining us now is bloomberg economist michael mcdonoughorked for years and hong kong focusing on the asian markets, and my, you said you weren't surprised by this, was kind of telegraph the last party meeting. i am not shocked because president xi announced a clear successor to take over in five years, and he didn't really. was a matter of time before something like this happened, i always thought. the thing that might be surprising is it is getting rid of term limits altogether. it is a bit of a surprise. scarlet: why now? mike: when you look at the conditions of china, double economic conditions look pretty good, global conditions in china look good, he is riding a wave of popularity. when you look ahead globally coming up central banks normalizing, the could be bad, but china is going through a deleveraging cycle that could blow up. so you have some stability, the timing seems right and take advantage of it. putinesque. very what does it mean for the past, and will there be resistance given that he has done this now or is a sidelined al

you know, dennis mcdonough will tell you that the obama administration -- >> president obama's chief of staff? >> his last chief. they went to extraordinary lengths to prepare these binders with information on every conceivable subject. they were never opened. they were never read. so, you know, this is an administration that, you know, again, it was probably harder than most to find really qualified people but, you know, at this point it's really unprecedented. and kelly reminds me a little butt -- until recently i would have said don regan, reagan's second chief of staff, disastrous choice, no instance that we had the iran-contra scandal on his watch. he was arrogant. he was oblivious. i think john kelly shares a lot of those characteristics. regan met his untimely demyself wh -- demise when he famously hung up the phone on nancy reagan. we don't know if kelly has hung up on melania. he may be facing a similar fate. >> thank you for joining me here in new york. >>> spies, suitcase full of money, new report of russian dealings that reads luke a hollywood thriller. >>> plus why the p

joe: does come from bloomberg intelligence and economist michael mcdonough.t profitability and rate hikes this year up to 34%. it is sort of the consensus, but it is inching up. something that is particularly hawkish. and it has to be really good. that is the message. scarlet: the market closes next. and we are looking at declines in u.s. stocks with less than four minutes to go before the lows. a drop of 250 points in the dow industrials. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: stocks closing his session was in the dow down more than 200 points. 2.9%. it is in front of congress. i'm julia chatterley. if you are tuning in live on twitter, welcome to closing bell coverage every weekday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. eastern. you begin with market minutes. jay powell headed to capitol hill and offer testimony for some time as fed chairman. stocks declined. the dow off by 301 points. scarlet: and really going out -- joe: and really going out on the lows here. final hour.n ugly scarlet: sticking to close the last 10 minutes of trade. you can see the s&p 500 losing 35 points as well.

december of 2016, ten former white house chiefs came to the white house at the invitation of denis mcdonoughoing chief. they sat around a table with reince priebus and gave him their best advice, knowing with the nature of this president that this might be mission impossible. but they came away, virtually all of them, feeling that priebus had not given any serious thought to how to govern. and the transition was frankly, it was a fiasco from day one. none of the binders that were prepared with all of the major issues were even opened. i also talked to steve bannon, by the way, who sat down with me at length for the new chapter. and bannon said on the day after the election, he picked up the fo phone to call the executive director of the transition. bannon said he was in the blanking bahamas on a beach. this is a bunch of people in the white house who were not just inept at governing, they were profoundly uninterested in governing from day one. >> the best people, that's what donald trump promised to hire. >> the best people. >> president obama sat down with reince priebus at one point as wel

there's a meeting you describe shortly after this administration takes over, denies mcdonough convenestaff to talk to reince bring business and they were worried about what his sense of that job entailed. what explains their worry, do you think? >> reince priebus had no idea what he was about to get into. by the way, these are the first interviews with priebus since he had that abrupt exit on the rainy tarmac in july. back in december 2016, ten white house chiefs came to the white house. they sat around a table to give reince priebus their best advice on how to be white house chief of staff. at one point barack obama came into the room, looked at his former chiefs, looked at priebus and said every one of these guys said things that made me mad. that's the job of the white house chief. and that's what i hope you'll do for president trump. but i have to say that virtually all of those white house chiefs came away from that meeting shaking their heads, thinking this is almost mission impossible. partly the nature of the president he was about to serve but also they felt that priebus was o

mcdonough also won the award for original screenplay some other poor girl frances mcdormand won the award for best actress for her role in the film and sam rockwell picked up best supporting actor for his part i best supporting actress went to allison janney for her role as the foul mouthed mother of the infamous u.s. figure skater tonya harding in the film i tell you my dear friend steven rogers who wrote the best director award went to gillem ode to total for his romantic monster fantasy the shape of water in the film also took awards for music and production design i'm sorry. about that goes best actor went to gary oldman as many had predicted for his role as british prime minister winston churchill in the darkest hour. why have i been. baldwin is nominated for best actor in the upcoming oscar awards and with the best is often being seen as an indicator of which films will be successful he might now be liking his chances. that he was one of the brightest lights in new york's art scene of the nineteen seventies and eighties you know michelle basket rose from streets graffiti artists to