robert eckna constantine economos >> barbara g edwards >> dennis michael edwards >> michael hardy edwards >> lisa egan >> martin egan >> michaelgan >> samantha egan >> carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich >> john ernst eichler >> eric adam eisenberg >> michael j. elferis >> mark ellis >> valerie silver ellis >> albert alfy william elmarry edgar emery >> doris suk-yuen eng >> christopher epps > erwin l. erker >> william j. erwin >> sarah ali escarcega jose espinal >> fanny espinoza [bell]e espina [bell] >> brigette ann esposito >> francis esposito >> michael esposito >> ruben esquilin >> sadie ette >> barbara g. etzold >> eric brian evans >> robert edward evans >> meredith emily june ewart catherine k. fagan >> my brother, firefighter,. mommy has joined you this last .eek soon we will all be together. >> my son. who continues to be an inspiration to all his friends and my family. i miss you. i love you very much. i will see you soon. god bless america, please. patricia fagan william f. fallon william fallon >> dolores fanelli >> john joseph fanning >> kathleen faragher thomas farino >> nancy c farley >> elizabeth ann farmer >> doug

michael richards. alan richmond. frederick charles the third. carmen rivera. juan rivera. john rizzo. stephen roach. michael roberts. michael edward roberts. robson. raymond james rocha. antonio josÉ rodriguez. john michael. carmen rodriguez. anthony rodriguez. gregory rodriguez. and my loving brother it has been 17 years and this day our morning still continues the void will never be filled i hope the united states of america and all of the world comes together in peace. my hope is that discrimination and to all come together and love. my rodriguez. in my uncle christopher i love you and i miss you i know we are not rightly proud of today but we can all make it better. we love you and i hope you enjoyed your birthday last month you are 46 now taken away at 26 so i am just grateful. as shout out to the russo family. my brothers coworker. thank you carly. michael roma. romero. eric thomas. angela rosario. linda rosenbaum. mark rosenberg. joshua rosenblum. nicholas. john a rothenberg. mark david rothenberg. james michael. nicholas charles alexander. timothy allen roy senior. ronald rubin. david rattled. and my uncle, we miss you dearl dearly

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michael cohen. michael's my attorney, you'll have to ask michael. >> do you know where he got the money to make that don't know. >> just four days later, cohen would face a crisis of his own. >> we have just new report in, the fbi is reportedly raiding the office of president trump's long-time personal lawyer. >> investigators seized emails, tax documents and business records. >> bombs are dropping. >> april 9, michael cohen woke up in the hotel where he's been living. a dozen fbi agents knocked on his door, they did not break it down and snatched the cell phone out of his hand and began a raid into his hotel room. >> simultaneously, the fbi searched cohen's apartment and his office at rockefeller center. >> the goal is to execute the search warrant simultaneously and to make their that nobody gets tipped off and evidence doesn't disappear. >> fbi agents seized a massive haul of information, documents, computer hard drives, phones and other devices and seized other crucial evidence. over 100 audio recordings. >> the president addressed the media about it in very stark terms, really went after the ju

michael cohen. michael's my attorney, you'll have to ask michael. >> do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> no, i don't know. >> just four days later, cohen would face a crisis of his own. >> we have just new report in, the fbi is reportedly raiding the office of president trump's long-time personal lawyer. >> investigators seized emails, tax documents and business records. >> bombs are dropping. >> april 9, michael cohen woke up in the hotel where he's been living. a dozen fbi agents knocked on his door, they did not break it down and snatched the cell phone out of his hand and began a raid into his hotel room. >> simultaneously, the fbi searched cohen's apartment and his office at rockefeller center. >> the goal is to execute the search warrant simultaneously and to make their that nobody gets tipped off and evidence doesn't disappear. >> fbi agents seized a massive haul of information, documents, computer hard drives, phones and other devices and seized other crucial evidence. over 100 audio recordings. >> the president addressed the media about it in very stark terms, really

michael? will they be behind the curve, michael? michael: the majority thought they would going december. that will only get stronger. as long as the data stays roughly similar. what you're looking for is whether there is any effect on 2019 thinking, and to do that, you can look at in point -- inflation expectations. you can look at the university of michigan consumer inflation numbers in both of show a littlele, bit faster inflation going forward, but the idea that wages will start pushing inflation up much more quickly has not gotten into the markets yet, so that will restrain the view of what the fed is doing in 2019 for a little bit until we get more data. theine: do you think what fed is looking at right now will hew more closely to some of the headline cpi data or more closely to the wage data, mike? michael: they are looking at wages to feed into that data where one spiral influences another. we are a long way from that. companies may have to raise wages in order to attract workers and then raise prices to pay for those workers. we will see if that wage price dynamic continues to ho

informative and we hope you'll be so long before you come back and see us michael moving on our pentagon official thank you michael. with energy and transport cost on the rise some companies are looking for new route for oceanic shipping which could make their businesses more profitable with global warming some previously unpalatable areas of the arctic may now be opening up prove providing some opportunities here discusses the details here were reporters a sea of straw mark welcome back hillary pleasure ok so some of these routes are already being used in the months where it's warm in the summer months is that what they're going to do and what do we think's going to happen here yes of course it's perhaps active and i got six months during that so the winter but there are three routes two of them are being used frequently now of course one of them hugs the russian coastline in the north and that goes down through the car a sea and comes down to the north sea and comes down to rotterdam the other one of course starts at the bering straits goes up the other way and comes down through baton bay in newfoundland and gr

michael snyder. michael snyder who helped to raise you. >> at first, michael tells the same story that ellen has toldthe day michael disappeared. >> remember what i told you. that's what your mother told you. think of when you were 17 years old and what you woke up to one night are you pretty sure that is what you want your statement to be to the district attorney. we're not going to find his body out there. michael, it's time to come clean. it's over. >> i am. -- >> he left us. he left my sister and i. you know what it's like trying to raise her. i was 17 she had no father figure anymore. >> he said as far as i know he ran off with a guy and left my mother and sister and i behind. denied that he knew anything. >> so he's still telling the story he's been telling six, seven years. >> we have information, all right, that you assisted your mom in burying your step father in the backyard. >> no? you think we're here by chance? you think we are making this up. >> i don't know where you got your information but i would never no, no terrible crime. >> repeatedly the detective tells michael it's time for hi

michael cohen, donald trump or sarah sanders and others have facts that undercut the facts and the evidence in this book, well, let them come forward right now and let's have an educated discussion about it. >> michaelatti, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >>> just ahead, will brett kavanaugh's accuser appear before the senate on monday, and what happens to the confirmation process if she doesn't. >>> also, live to carolinas and a city bracing more flooding days after florence hit. with dell small business technology advisors, you get the one-on-one partnership to grow your business. the dell vostro 14 laptop. get up to 40% off on select pcs. call 877-buy-dell today. ( ♪ ) call 877-buy-dell today. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. - anncr: as you grow older, -your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got

>> michael >> michael nesmith, peter torque, davy jones. >> this is michael nesmith on his own. >> very interesting. welcome back. we are doing music and weather and everything else. thursday, september 20. i'm dave clark. >> i'm a pam cook. >> i left out mickey dolan's who was part of the monkeys. >> and davy jones. >> let's get to it. we do have a red flag warning out. this is mainly higher elevations, north wales, and santa cruz mountains. i can't find anything over about 10 miles an hour in the santa cruz mountains.mperatures city. 76 would be the warmest temperature this month if it verifies . the warmest has been 73 on the 10th. they will get past that today. 80s and 90s. livermore 86 yesterday and 93 today. at the surface not much of an easterly breeze. there is one at fairfield but the other one shows west. as south wind at port chicago. west southwest at pittsburgh and martinez request at rio vista. this is mainly for the higher elevations until 5:00 today. low humidity. the wind is not that strong. a little fog. 40s or 60s and even one 170 out in tracy bill. 51 napa. 49, 65 fr

we come back michael cohen and donald trump finally met their match in michael avenatti who has ruined both of their lives in so many ways, and so they have decided to surrender to michaelvenatti. president trump doesn't want to fight michael avenatti anymore. and a president had his lawyer tell a judge in california he gives up. and michael avenatti said he's not going to let him quit. michael avenatti will join us next and explain why. (burke) that's what we call a huge drag. seriously, that's what we call it. officially. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2-

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michael wolfe. >> i read this wolff and we will talk about it. >> author michael wolff. >> michael wolff. >> michaelolff.et >> the stormy saga takes a dramatic turn. >> stormy daniels. >> stormy daniels. >> stormy daniels. >> stormy daniels. >> stormy daniels. >> he said, she said. >> omarosa. >> omarosa. >> omarosa. >> omarosa. >> is in itself an impeachable offense? >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> sean: they are all sheep. they are like drug addicts, i mean it. every day they need to wake up. hating trump about something and they are also sheep. they all echo each other, it's an echo chamber. i have to be honest, it's a sick obsession. where do they ever talk about the success of the president? gregg jarrett has had the number one selling book in the country, we've exposed, and we are number one in cable. thanks to all of you, we don't ever take that for granted. we will have more on the media, and brand-new by the wayl anti-trump op-ed. but first we have to cover a new story surrounding bruce ohr.ed pay o close att

former trump lawyer michael michael cohen is already met with mueller's investigators multiple times.hite house correspondent kevin corke is live in las vegas where the president is today. kevin? >> what a great sound it is, always good to be back here in the valley, last night we had the "make america great" rally. i should say this, it appears at least at first glance that the president's legal team may be having just a bit and its resistance, to a possible conversation with special counsel bob mueller. that said, there is still a great deal of nuance and what his lawyers may or may not be willing to accept with respect to a possible conversation with bob mueller which is a nice way of saying frankly, we are pretty close to where we have been for quite some time. with the right set of circumstances, the president could ultimately answer questions. possible parameters include these written questions and answers only, no questions about subscription obstruction of justice and a possible in person follow up again on collusion only. this as the president's onetime lawyer pointed out, is

michael cohen's payment to stormy daniels. stormy daniels. >> you'll have to ask michael. michael is my attorney. >> we have someone who wants an answer to that question. he's here alive. red alert, trump's disapproval. a record high after manafort and cohen news of last week. how worried is trump about the midterms? he's doing a major rally for this guy. >> you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that will do it every time. donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone.. >> you are watching the beat on msnbc. c. there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc, starting at $40,700. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. lojust use priceline.ls on travel? you can save up to 60% on hotels. that's like $120 a night back in your pocket. go to priceline to get deals you won't find anywhere else. they work togetherf doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells. >>> a majority of americans back the

michael cohen's lawyer to get a response, he texted me back, said lanny davis, attorney for michael cohen, declined to comment. no inference should be taken from this no comment. what are you getting from the trump camp? >> so far they're not commenting on this but one of the things i've heard from someone close to the president, they're not surprised this would happen and they're not concerned at all. that is something you expect the president and his team to say. but i think they know the potential here is problematic. the president and michael cohen were very close, michael cohen knows a lot, as cara was saying, things related to his business dealings, especially any dealings with russians over the last few years. this is something that i think could be of interest not only to the special counsel, robert mueller, but also potentially others, including the new york state attorney general, which we know has reached out to cohen over the last few weeks and allegedly they were simply waiting to finish his cooperation with the federal authorities before they got a chance to talk to him. >> plots going on right now. thank you very much. joining us now, our senior legal analysts, former u.s. attorney, preet bharara, thanks for joining us. >> sure. >> let me get your reaction right away. how valuable is michael cohen potentially as a witness in the mueller investigation? >> he's potentially incredibly valuable with one caveat i'll get to in a second. as your other panelists have said, he knows a lot about trump and the organization

michael. michael, we miss you so much. today has been 17 years ago. this they never gets any easier. we have to figure a way to survive the day and get through the day. it's very emotional. we know you're up there watching over us and you would be very proud of how your nieces and nephews are growing up. we'll miss you and we love you. >> and my sister. u.s. army, station at the pentagon. half of all your friends and family, we miss you and we love you. on behalf of your friends and coworkers at the pentagon, they miss and love you. i would also like to give thanks to our supporters at the taps organization. you have continue to support our family, and for that we are forever grateful. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle. i came into this world not seemed you but i know when i feel in my heart that when i was born i met you already from the heavens and came into this world with so much emotion and passion to you. my mom said when she was breast-feeding the i used to stare at your pictures on the wall for a long time. since i was a month old. because my mom told me so much about you, that without even meaning you i've developed so much love and affection that i felt for you over time. you were an exceptional human being. you always put others before yourself. that's what made you unique. you are my inspiration and i will follow your lexi and make sure you're proud of me. you are sorely missed by your family but your spirit and memory will always live on. we hold you close to her hearts. i love you. >> and my cousin, port authority police officer christopher. chris, there are no words that come close to describing how much you are truly missed. not a day goes by that you're not remembered, and because of that your memory has been able to remain so fresh and all of our hearts and minds. i speak on behalf of the whole family and all of your friends when i say we love you, we miss you, and we will never ever forget you. all the victims and that day. god bless. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle christopher. it's been 17 years but it feels like yesterday. in 11 days will celebrate your 53rd. you have missed many firsts and uams the birth of your first grandchild. he is missed every day. i'd also like to mention kenneth white. >> and my brother allen, firefighter that you were not just a brother. my mentor, my godfather and my hero. you were truly missed. you are the glue that kept the family together. you should be looking down proud of your children and all your grandsons. god bless america, and keep strong. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle. it seems just yesterday we were waiting for a phone call for something to tell us that you were safe, that you were home but, unfortunately, it's not so. we remember your everyday not own as the great brother but also a loving uncle that you were. we remember your everyday and i hope that you are both watching over a. >> we love you and we will never forget you. >> and my brother, alan. came to work this day 17 years ago, and i lost him along with a lot of other people. it was a wake-up call. our country knew what happened. i'm just so gratified to see so many people here. it will never be forgotten. i love you, alan. gary loves you. donna loves you. you're too great nieces and great nephews love you. your niece and nephew love you. god bless america. [applause] [bell ringing] [bell ringing] [silence] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my father, louis. dad, mom, mary, chris and everyone else miss you so much. although i was only two when we lost you, i still remember you so much and i see your everyday when i play of records and i've expanded your collection of 802 almost 3000. we miss you so much. >> and my uncle and godfather, firefighter eric todd olson. we love and miss you and and kathy everyday but we know you're looking out for us. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my father, dwight. dwight is in heaven surrounded by loved ones, particularly his beloved sister. here he is missed by many especially his wife and his sons come his daughters in law, and three grandchildren, and his two and half week-year-old granddaughter. dad, you live on through us. thank you for everything. >> and my brother-in-law rick and bob. we miss you boys. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my brother robert hughes junior. my brother robert, bobby hughes junior, it's been 17 years since we last saw your beautiful smile that had the power to engage and light up a room. not a second goes by where we all don't think if you and miss you. you helped someone in need. you are our hero and angel. though the pain of your absence will never go away and we long for the day to talk and hug you again, we believe this is not the end. we will see you again. keep giving us the subtle signs you sometimes do to show your with us every step and breath we take. we love and miss you so much. >> and my wife, carol. your family, , including your brothers, witty, charles, michaelou, keep you in their hearts and will love you forever. and remarkably is heading to become a master pastry chef, so it's been a remarkable experience. thank you. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my brother christopher michael duffy. in just 23 short years your tenacious spirit made such an impact on and off the field that their naming a locker room after you at fordham prep. today's all about you. you always had an eye for style site trader mi-5 department uniform and got all dressed up in this nice suit just for you. time whizzes by but so do the dragonflies. keep buzzing over our tribe. all your friends and family love you and miss you every day. >> and to my beautiful sister diane and her unborn child. the whole family misses you so much, think about you every day. should have niece and nephew now about 17 years old pic also want to mention my aunt gail.

michael cohen reportedly hoped to become the chief of staff, but the loyal attorney was overlooked. >> there were people around the president who were not big fans of michael, and so they encouraged him to keep his distance. but at the same time, the russian investigation was heating up, and michaelen was testifying in front of the house and congress, and to the advice of counsel on both sides, they were not doing a lot of talking. >> michael cohen got a rude awakening before trump got to the white house. he felt shoved aside and not given a position in the white house that he wanted, and he was making his disappointment known about that, and i don't think trump or his family particularly cared. to a certain extent, he disappeared off of their radar screen when trump went to washington. >> he would soon reemerge and play a pivotal role in trump's presidency. >> there was substantial information prior to to the election and that made him a particularly dangerous person to the president. -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of i

in --s michael asked michael ashton. michael, you are the installation guide. is what freaked me out. the white line is college then cpi.d how bad is divergence going to get? michael: the interesting about that divergence is what drives college tuition inflation is very different than what drives regular inflation. two sources of revenues. one of them is tuition. ad the other is you are private institution, the endowment. so you notice the white line is flattening out. college tuition inflation has been coming down and that is because endowments have been doing so well. the problem is that if you were lastg for college over the 10 years and you invested in stocks, god bless you. over the next 10 years, god help you. because if equities don't have the same kind of run that they have had then not only are 529's going to suffer but also, college tuitions are going to accelerate. because endowments are not going to do as well. alix: what is the solution? john: student loan debt should be the last resort and not the first option. and the government could do two thin

michael will return home. michael's story has touched many people. several of my colleagues who have heard of michael's detainment have joined my fight to secure his release. i am grateful for their support and their willingness to join tonight's special order. we will not stop until michael is returned home safely and will continue to put ongoing, relentless pressure on the vietnamese government. i'm committed to bringing michael home so he may be reunited with his family and we'll stop at nothing to make this happen. now it is my privilege to yield and to introduce congressman ed royce a fellow orange county resident and esteemed chairman of the foreign affairs committee. i yield to congressman royce, representing the 39th district of california. mr. royce: mr. speaker, let me begin by thanking the gentlelady for yielding to me. and i do want to commend my colleague, mimi walters, foring or -- for organizing this special order. i want to commend her for her tireless effort for the release of her constituent by the name of michael wynn. someone whose family i happen to know. and i rise today to reques

michael jorda michael jordan. i had to go back at him to show him that i can score too. we consider him the bad greatest basketball player to ever play the game which is true. and i wanted to always be a part of that and i played in that era a lot and i really respected that because he made me even better. to be when i hear john stockton was one of the toughest guys he played against. speak of the toughest basketball player that i played against. >> james: how so? >> mj, he would go to that one spot and you can buy mto the ball, 94 feet. if you gave him the ball, he would dribble the ball down and then ps, then make a pick. so with a guy like that, if he shoots the ball 11 times and makes nine, that's 18 points. if you shoot ten free throws and makes nine, that's 27 points. and all of a sudden he has 16 assists, four steel, and he's made an impact and you only play 36 minutes of the game and i couldn't figure him out. i figured him out in 1996 when we beat him. i said, let me stop talking to him because when i talked trash to him all he would do is act like i wasn't even there. he would just walk by mend it would frustrate me and then i would try to bait him an end he would get a charge and i will get in i went to my father and i said, was i doing wrong? how do i get in's head? he said, because he is getting in your head. he reverses the psychology on you and don't say anything, that's it makes your game go. >> james: let me give you the last 60 seconds in this segment of the story you can tell. >> when i played, equivalent to the nba g league in 1986, henry bibby was my first coach, and my second year, michael richardson was my teammate as well. i wouldn't let people take advantage of me. so remember wilson, he play point guard at virginia with ralph sampson, i was denying him the basketball and he hit me across the chest with an elbow and after that, i started swinging at him, benches, and michael ray richardson has his forearm on his bro and he's like, you don't touch my girl. you don't touch her. and i was like, move, don't touch me, you hear me? he can't see me. and don't you ever point your hands on me again. okay, that was the first year. second year, andre turner, i had a fistfight with andre turner and the benches cleared a the sahi ever touched me again because they thought i was crazy. i know that i'm 5'10". even when i played for the lakers in 1980 and pat riley was my head coach, he tells people, he goes, she thought she was 6'8" and black. she thought she was the best player. they beat the out of her and she tried to start two for sites. four days later she was my starting poin

michael, michael, what do you make of these attacks on sessions? from a conservative standpoint, correct me if i'm wrong, sessions has been executing the president's agenda in terms of judicial appointments, really well, hasn't he? >> well, the president has been disappointed in jeff sessions for quite some time now and he deserves an attorney general who serves him well like every president does. unfortunately we have jeff sessions in there right now who doesn't seem to really control his department at all. when it comes down to the fisa warrants, especially with responding completely to congressional oversight. i really wish it wasn't this way. i don't think it's going to change any time soon but hopefully it will change after the midterms. >> meaning you think jeff sessions will be removed. >> i don't know if he will. i don't work in the white house. i think it would be interesting to hear what jen says. i really respect her honorable service to the presidency. i really wish jeff sessions would serve our president as well as jen served hers. >> so jen? does this make sense? him going after sessions? obviously, you know, the mueller, the recusal on the russia investigation looms over all of this. but i mean, aim wrong? isn't sessions doing a lot of the president's agenda? >> absolutely. that's why many democrats despise him and have no sympathy for him right now even when president trump is criticizing him because he's seen as somebody who has been a stalwart support other of the president's agenda on the border and on anti-immigration tactics and getting federal judges and bushing them through. these are a number of president trump's priorities that he's been pushing through. it seems clear that president trump has made a decision that he wants to fire him. that seems obvious. we'll see what happens. and he wants to lay the ground work for that. so what i heard today in his comments were kind of suggesting that he was confused when he recused himself, that he maybe isn't up to the task, that he is ill prepared. that maybe he's a little deranged. entirely consistent with the reports from the recent book that came out. so i heard that. i think many people in washington would be surprised if he isn't fired. it seems like he's just setting that up for post election. >> michael to the country and not to the president. is that fair? >> of course. but as i said, every president deserves an attorney general whose work they're satisfied with. and really this has come, you now, he talking about a bit of an escalation this week, a bit today. i think it has a lot to do with the kind of slow walking response that they've had to these fisa warrants and to revealing little by little, drip by drip, these tests between these rogue fbi officials. now the president himself has i don't think -- it shows us i think jeff session really doesn't have control over the people in his justice department. and i'm telling you, they're slow walking this stuff. and, you know, i served in the united states army. if i didn't obey a lawful order, i might have ended up in fort leavenworth. and, you know, this is disobeying a constitutional -- a president's constitutional authority. out here in flyover county we might call that sedition. >> i was going to say there was a lot wrapped up the

michael dwan. michael dwan's business empire is run from his headquarters in stockport. his companies were given contracts at schools run by his trusts. they were paid £8 million. the government says payments like this are allowed, as long as companies don't make a profit from them. the cost of providing that £8 million of work and services was £25 million, so we made a loss. i received some revenue and i made a loss. and throughout the entire period, i never, ever made any profits, i made a substantial loss. but the problem is, it's impossible to check whether the sums really add up. the question has to be, what are the conflicts of interest? and in a system where these things are supposed to be measured at cost, how do you know they're measured at cost? you cannot see that from the transactions. there just isn't enough information to see whether those things are being done in the trust or, indeed, whether the work is being done at all. and we have found evidence of exactly that. the trusts taking public money for work that was never done. this is another school run by bright tribe, colchester academy. we were a school that was doing well, financially, we were in a good position. and suddenly, we had budgets slashed, and that meant that our staff suffered. but more importantly, our students. staff were particularly worried about the school's sports centre. internal walls were unstable and in danger of collapse. so the government gave bright tribe £66,000 to knock down the walls and rebuild them. that work was never done. there were questions raised by pe teachers and the site staff, how was it that a sports hall that should have had so much money spent on it, but what they were left with was very poor, very poor indeed? it's obvious that the government grant hasn't been spent as it should have been. these walls should have been taken down and rebuilt, but that never happened. instead, the builders simply patched them with metal braces. we've been told by an insider that the job only cost about £60,000. so what happened to the other half a million? we've let students down by allowing an individual to run a multi—academy trust that doesn't seem to be operating for their educational benefit. and what does half a million mean in education terms for children? you could have a teaching assistant in every single classroom for a yearfor that money. the walls at colchester academy gym were not dangerous, there was never any indication they were dangerous. when our own team investigated those walls, they did not require knocking down. they required additional work and additional bracing work to make them safe, and the balance of the funding was used to generally bring the gym back into use. where did the money go, mr dwan? it's half a million, it wasn't spent in the school, in the gym works. all the money was spent on the schools and all the money was spent on the project areas that i have just told you about. bright tribe also got a £255,000 grant for fire safety improvements, but that work was never completed either. so all above us is a ceiling where there is meant to have been fire protection work. they left a void in the ceiling that would allow fire to spread. and they failed to replace more than 100 fire doors with new ones. fire doors are supposed to stop the smoke, aren't they? i can get my hand right underneath that door and i cant actually see the corridor right the way down through. bright tribe was warned by school staff that the safety work had never been completed and is a fire hazard and in the event of a fire, it would spread throughout the building. despite this, bright tribe still claimed all the money. you were given £250,000 for fire safety in colchester. did you do the work? we not only did the work, we ensured the building was safe. did you fire stop the ceiling? we carried out whatever works are necessary to ensure the building was safe. did you fire stop the ceiling, yes or no? we carried out the works to ensure the building was safe. there were supposed to have been over 100 fire doors replaced and fire stopping put in the ceiling to stop the risk of a fire spreading, did that happen? we carried out all works that included fire stopping, replacement of some fire doors, upgrading the fire alarm system, including training staff, to ensure it was fully compliant with the fire risk assessment and make sure the trust got value and we did that at cost or less. this is untrue and incorrect to present anything other than that. is that work completion certificate? that is a document we've never seen before. it's one you've seen before. if you provide me with a document through the normal channels, i will get my team to look at it and come back to use. let's talk through the document i have, because i think you will find you can identify... negative, negative, sorry... kings reach, the building we are actually in, a certificate which says that the work has been done and it has been signed off. stop, please. these are questions we would like answered. i will leave the room whilst you sort this out, 0k? our investigation revealed serious problems with the way academies are regulated. they are simply not enough checks on how public money is spent. take that major grant to rebuild the sports centre walls. this is the government's form they have to sign to prove the work ‘s been done. there is absolutely no detail about thejob. there are just two words that say "project complete". school finance is used to be scrutinised locally. now, the government is trying to audit over 7000 schools from westminster. it's hard to escape the conclusion that are more nationalised system has created the opportunity for more things to go wrong, in terms of governments and finance and so on. the lack of scrutiny seat and transparency creates the opportunity, and where there is an opportunity, some people take that opportunity. the government says it is tightening the rules about people doing work for their own trusts, but there are ways around the rules. in whitehaven, the government gave bright tribe £320,000 for energy—efficient lighting. the trust handed the contract to a company owned by a close associate of mr dwan, who then subcontracted the work straight back to mr dwan's company. three years later, most of the lights haven't even been fitted. here they are, still stacked in a school cupboard. this summer, an independent engineer was asked to check the work. he wouldn't talk to us. hello, come on in. but i'm hoping he might speak to julie. i think it's got to be the only chance that the community are going to find out what has really happened up there. he's a professional that can answer quite a lot of questions. essentially, the point is does the work justify the money that's been spent? here you go. this is a big moment forjulie. hello, it's julie from whitehaven. she has two years of unanswered questions. our only hope of getting some answers about what's been going on up here. did you think there was a lot of work done around the school an led lights? the government gave the trust £320,000. but the engineer says only around £20,000 worth of work has been completed. so there's no way, that's not just the lights, there's no way it should have been that amount of money in your opinion question at no. it looks likejulie was right all along. it's shocking. it's what i thought, it's just been confirmed. it's a vast amount of money. it's just really upsetting. really upsetting that there's been children... sorry. the money should have been spent on the children. sorry. there could have been teacher training, resources, classrooms that were comfortable. we have discovered something else at whitehaven. the trust was given £200,000 to upgrade its boilers. but instead of buying new ones, it moved some old boilers from a disused part of the school. the independent engineer estimated that only £22,000 worth of work has been done. here is the invoice, trudy. what has happened is that boilers have been taken from an area of the school that has now been mothballed, and those old boilers have been refitted in the school. who is paying his bills? would you pay a bill if work had not been completed in your house? i certainly wouldn't. so who was signing on fees off to be paid? the mp wants the police to investigate our findings. lights haven't been fitted, work hasn't been carried out. we need some common sense applied to this, and if that happens, surely this is a criminal investigation. will mr dwan's lawyers say or work was completed at cost less than has been verified as such by an extensive audit by the government. they say the old boilers were used to save on reconfiguration costs for the boiler room and that new boiler components were installed. back in cornwall, we've uncovered a similar problem. we've got hold of invoices that the school governors have never seen. they show how fowey river academy has been charged £300,000 for energy—efficient lighting. may, £45,000. june, £60,000. july, £60,000. august, £60,000. september, £60,000. that is a lot of money. it is outrageous. so, this is money that the school has been made to borrow from the government. there is no way i can say there is £300,000 worth of led lighting. there just isn't. that load is now being repaid at something like £33,000 every year on our balance sheets. it is the pupils of several years to come and will still be paying, who will have one less teacher because of this. the most shocking part of this scandal is that the government was warned. it then investigated mr dwan's trusts in 2015 and found serious failings. but the government still gave bright tribe another £1 million. the cash was to set up a northern hub for academies in the north east. but last december, bright tribe announced it was pulling out of the project and the £1 million hasn't been repaid. we warned them three years ago, bells should have been ringing then but they have rewarded this trust by giving them an extra £1 million for expanding in the north. alarm bells should have been ringing all the way through this process. clearly something has gone terribly wrong. to account for the £1 million, bright tribe gave the government list of the people who it said had worked on the hub project. this is the list and we found a serious problem. i've spoken to people on the list and they have told me that they never worked on the northern hub project. it looks like more public money that has not been accounted for. and the local tory council says the government is to blame. a number of people on that list have never carried out any work for any of the schools in the north—east. at all. what do you think of that? i'm absolutely disgusted. if that is factually correct, i am appalled. that is a complete dereliction of duty to our community here and to the public purse. that's a disgrace, absolute disgrace. this can never, ever be allowed to happen again. ever. i'm really, genuinely shocked. i really am. mr dwan's lawyers say that two months ago, michaelnture learning academy trusts. the new bosses say they have immediately commissioned independent investigations to ensure value for money, transparency, good governance and oversight. they say that if any rules have been breached, then swift action will be taken. the government says bright tribe trust is not representative of all academies and it will not tolerate those who try to exploit the system for personal gain. it says, more than 95% of trusts had no issues and it will continue to clamp down on financial wrongdoing if it arises. whitehaven school is moving to another trust and the government is providing funding to rebuild it. but the other schools face an uncertain future. in cornwall, james has just started his first term at fowey river academy, but thanks to michael dwan, there may be less cash to teach him. schools exist for children, to give them the best possible start in life. they do not exist to provide an income stream for private firms. our investigation has revealed

hayden,r: now, michael and michael rogers talk about presidents and the intelligence community at an event put together by george mason university. minutes. >> we'll get started in just a you.e, thank

michael cohen. it takes investigators a long time to look through them and to prepare themselves to begin meeting with michael cohen. i suspect those meetings are underway, but i also wouldn't be surprised if it took another month or two before we heard more from the michael cohen potential cooperation camp. where i see this going, david, is probably -- it is going to go a little radio silent perhaps around the mid terms, and then i would fully expect bob mueller to ask the grand jury to return a great big conspiracy indictment of everyone that he has accumulated enough evidence of being part of a criminal conspiracy to defraud the united states by undermining the u.s. elections. i think that might be something we see around the first of the year. >> grace, robert mueller's investigation is one galaxy in this huge universe concerning donald trump. let's step back. you are based here in new york. there is a piece in "vanity fair" that came out a few hours ago focusing on michael cohen who has been wrapped up in this in many ways but pleaded guilty in the district court here in new york. that piece reads in part, as one long time friend of cohens put it to me, he doesn't feel he needs to go out of his way to protect trump anybody, particularly as trump has

michael fried michael there's been a fair history of putative launches of new parties has it been altogether successful one well i think the very concept of a center party is to namby pamby and really empty of content i mean all the sides of politics they have a spectrum so in the you're on the conservative side you go from the sort of cuddly christian democrats of anger america all over to you know the populist movements the almost fascist movements that are rising in europe today on the left you go from you know from the duros venezuela over to the you know even more cuddly danish or swedish social democrat so every every political tendency has this spectrum from left to right. but every bit every political tendency also has to go some core some core ideology or that moves it and on which it rests so just to be a centrist as such i don't think it fulfills this country i mean you just try can try to take an average of everybody else i don't think is going to work but isn't there one aspect to snow which might be the key for success for the new center party and that is the european issues that the european issue which even many right wingers like yourself and deeply unhappy with the move against europe and made that pervade the gloom which can stick a center party together so what is the centrist position between leave and remain. there is no centrist position you can't be half in a half out what reason may want to be hop in and help out but the europeans won't have it so as i say i think centrism as such remains so devoid of content there's not going to work is not going to take off as a political philosophy but if a new party was launched that sort of alley next year with substantial financial backing defections from both the labor party and the conservatives with a firmly prawle european platform and compassing the liberal democrats wouldn't stand the prospect of success well thank you alex for that excellent description of the social democratic party which was one thousand nine hundred eighty one and where did that go it went they went straight down hill and i don't know how they got it straight that hill it went to where they were set in the opinion polls before it went down hill. well ok but is it real where is it no it's no longer exists if you don't have a central centrist party i mean you want it at least to have a life of say half a century in order to make some impact on british politics and i don't think that this centrism that's going around at the moment is capable is strong enough is it is firm enough in its believes to create such a prospect that what you're saying is as convinced right wing or even a pro european one you're not going to be attracted to the right so when you center party i like parties which are full of men and women you know of guts and spirit and conviction and i don't think this new centrism fulfills those criteria michael fry thank you very much thank you alex why dissension created for a center party would be the full cooperation of the existing party of the center which itself emerged in the days of the alliance between the old liberal party and the s.t.p. the liberal democrats the party leader vince cable started to conference by ruling out a new party alex out form a liberal democrat presidential candidate lend or pick why the liberals are better than twice shy. but you have particular views on the potential for the americans of a center party and surely all of the the aga is correct all of the circumstances which would likely and actually happening before our eyes there are two driving forces at this and chanted conservative mainly remain group in the left of the conservatives and a very disenchanted right in the labor party as well now as somewhere in the middle we've got the dems as well but the real driving force i would say is those individuals who feel that the conservatives and labor simply

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muddy and quick here to help us sort all out is pentagon official former pentagon official michael maloof michael so good to see you if you haven't been on for a while we really appreciate it pleasure ok so let's talk about this i mean they were the chinese were none too happy with this they even went so far they some really sharp language canceled a visit by i think that the vice president to come here to talk trade that was off and then they've even said your big office is an aircraft carrier but a military navy vessel going into hawkeyes it can even dock there next month what do you make of all this because it was an aircraft carrier that's rare that they deny those kind of but there's a there's a trade war going on but it's even greater than that you have the united states and china. looking looking at from a strategic standpoint and if you'll recall the united states changed its defense pos. your strategy to look at russia and china as global one of them hogs the russian coastline in the north and that goes down through the car a c. and comes down to the north sea and comes down to rotterdam

then why did michael cohen make it if -- >> you'll have to ask michael cohen. michael is my attorney, and you'll have to ask michael. >> do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> no, i don't know. >> we know that's a lie. michael cohen, who was trump's attorney, said so in his guilty plea just last month. he said he made payments to buy the silence of stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. and he said he made those payments at the request of the candidate. this is donald trump. well, late friday night, cohen offered to tear up the nondisclosure agreement with stormy daniels, apparently in an attempt to spare the president from having to give a deposition in the case. and we know what the president's own attorneys think about letting him answer questions. in one of the early excerpts from his book, woodward reports that former trump attorney john dowd warned the president he could end up in a, quote, orange jumpsuit if he testifies before special counsel robert mueller. the white house today trying to call woodward a liar. >> a number of people have come o

michael zeldin. michael was special assistant to special counsel robert mueller at the justice department. michael, i want to start with you. what do you make of these allegations? again, rosenstein has pushed back on them. it is a fascinating read, i will give him that. >> it's a fascinating read indeed. my first impression in reading this is i don't credit it. rod rosenstein has been in the department for 30 years. he's a very cautious lawyer. this doesn't sound like words that would come out of rosenstein's mouth, especially so early in his tenure in the department of justice. i don't know what the true sourcing of this is, but as with the reporting last week about dowd not interviewing witnesses after they testified with mueller, which i do not believe is the case, i think he did, in fact, debrief them, i do not credit this at this moment. i could be wrong, i often am, but it just doesn't strike me as consistent with who rod rosenstein is and why at this point in his tenure discussions of the 25th amend amount and wearing a wire would even be part of his contemplation. >> there's also -- i jus

michael avenatti is scummy and gross. i don't know what a michael avenatti democrat looks like. i assume it's a few progressive sociopaths, but i don't think that's too much excitement for 2,020, and and this is the disgusting process that we go to. people will want more of that. they want don't want more demagoguery, but this woman is specifically saying that not only is she at parties where women were drugged and by multiple boys, but she was also the victim of such an incident. >> then she accused kavanaugh of it who has said to martha maccallum -- >> yes, she named him in a document, a sworn document. and now it's very unfortunate that michael avenatti has placed himself at the middle of this. and that's where we are. this really changes the tenor of the conversation we are having about the two other accusers, deborah ramirez and dr. ford. she's going to testify tomorrow and when i'm curious about is whether or not this arizona sex crimes, prosecutor is going to be able to talk to her about some of these rumors whether she knows this third accuser and if she heard the same thing about these parties that were happening while she was in high school. >> so why would that be important for christine ford to know? >> because she's on the person testifying before the senate judiciary committee. >> harris: so you think may be today her attorneys would have her come up to speed on this? the point i'm tired, trying to make is this would be two different sets of circumstances. >> then what do you do, do you have another witness come forward? >> that goes back to the delay issue, do you have a separate hearing or do you somehow throw t

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michael flynn. as for his personal attorney, michael cohen, he's also pleaded guilty to charges in new york. sara murray, cnn, washington. >> thank you very much. >>> julian zelizer with us, scholar at harvard. i want everybody to see what sara talked about. some of the people who not only have pleaded guilty or been found guilty but are cooperating now with special counsel mueller, we've got george papadopoulos, michaelnn, michael cohen, rick gates, all people here who have said i want cooperate. my question, moont seanafort se be the holdout, he was defiant through this whole thing. he wasn't going to do it. the fact that he has caved, has the plea deal, said i will tell you whatever you need to know even though up to this point, we need to be clear, has not been about russia per se. but what does this turnabout tell you about where mueller, the investigation stands, how much power mueller has right now? >> well, mueller's leverage is clearly pretty immense at this point. and he's now been able to get a key player in this whole story to cooperate with him. and manafort's internet two respects. first he was at the nexus of this effort by pro-russian interests to lobby the u.s. government. and second and the part we don't know about at this point is he was at the top of the campaign during critical months for donald trump before he was president. mueller's been able to turn him. i think it's a slow pr

>>[chanting] michael: when they finally got the governor to give them what they wanted. amy: governor justice. michael: govovernor jim justice. [laughter] michael. you can't write this stuff. the lunchivers and ladies and everybody else were also on strike with the teachers, he would only give the raise tohe teachers -- the teachers. they said, no, you have to give it to everybody else. he would not do it, so they would not go b back to schchool. they stayed on strike until there was justice for the .ustodians that kind of solidarity, if we ever get together and support each other, and not cross each other's picket lines, that is the scariest thing for these people because they won't know what to do. they won't be able to run their businesses, they won't be able to run their schooools or anything. amy: speaking of running, talk about fitbits. michael: this is the crazy thing. this governor, they were trying to think of ways t to reduce the health care costs. the first idea was, let's charge the teachers m more for healalth cacare let's doublehahat th gotot t cocoribute, then let's keke the -- wear-- wre fitbits. it would have touyuy the own, th

michael ketterer! >> i was michael is already leave something courtney is leaving already? >> it was a shocking finale that saw is elimination of the season's top two front-runners. 14-year-old courtney hadwin and father of six michael♪ he don't understand >> when one direction were on one of our shows they didn't win and went on to did well. ♪ beautiful >> howie shared a similar sentiment when talking about courtney. >> my hand are sweaty and my knees are weak. >> john travolta a runnerup from a talent contest. >> plenty of those. jennifer hudson. >> he's going to be fine. >> as for shin lim's magical winning moment, only "e.t." was live with him today. >> it's a dream right now. maybe because it's tired. >> has it sunk in at all? >> not really. kind of but it's still such a crazy moment. i'm so happy. i can't stop smiling. >> congratulations. back to simon, he came out to support carrie underwood at her hollywood walk of fame ceremony. >> the "idol" family are a tight knit bunk. an emotional carrie underwood feeling the love. >> i have been so blessed in my life to have so many people who have -- i'm crying. um, so many people who have believed in me. >> 13 years after becoming an american idol, carrie's stardom i

michael avenatti. watch. >> michael avenatti's behavior so far has been irresponsible. for michael avenatti to throw out there unnamed people who are going to make these allegations, that is really not how the process should work. it is not fair to brett kavanaugh. it is not fair to anyone involved. it is publicity seeking of the worst kind, and unless he can come up -- if he has a person to attach to that, that's one thing. but simply to throw this garbage out with no name is awful. liz: and i think phil mud agreed with toobin. what's your take on that? >> well, i think avenatti is a clown show. i thought that before this ever arose, but i think that his allegations here are in a way of a piece with the other two allegations we've heard. what i mean by that, liz, we are at this point because the process has been abused. what should have happened here is these allegation should have been raised in due order in regular order in connection with the way the hearing worked out so they could have been vetted six weeks ago or more, and what would have happened is kavanaugh would have bee

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michael. >> leaving the competition, michael keterror. >> keterror skipped the the press line after the finaleold "e.t." how garth brooks wrote the song he performed in the finale. >> for him to write the song literally felt like he took the words out of my mouth. it sums up my whole experience. >> if you want to learn even more about the story goo bs jessica. >>e >> "e.t." has learned jessica and her husband were in new york for a series of meeting. the video was shot in late spring before jessica was pregnant. a source telling u from terrible morning sickness with her second baby. in classic jessica style the singer is brutally honest about pregnancy life. jessica is sharing her pregnancy journey, including her cravings. yesterday she posted. she captioned this picture and cravings? that's a nutella crepe. jessica sang with willie nelson in august. five weeks before revealing she was pregnant. shr by bump in a loose flowing mini dress. jessica performs so rarely. she pointed out on instagram that quote, my husband and kids got to see me perform for the first time. >> next does demi lovato's

the michael jackson buckle on them. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> they just told me that i was going to shoot a commercial for the day. with michael. and i was like, okay, cool. like a fun kid named michaelt there, everybody was like super serious. it was all really hush-hush. you know. they were -- there were protocols. i'm like, okay. then it was michael jackson. and i was like, oh my god. and now, thinking back on it, if i'd been in my 20s i probably would have pood my pants a little bit, oh my god, i'm about to work with michael jackson! at 10, it was like this is so cool, he's going to be really fun, it wasn't a big deal. i was excited about bubbles the monkey. >> jimmy: the chimp was there? >> i got to meet bubbles, it was super exciting. >> jimmy: bubbles would come on commercial shoots? >> yeah, he was there hanging out, it was amazing. >> jimmy: did you pet him or touch him? >> high five. >> jimmy: you didn't pictures with bubbles? >> i did not. >> jimmy: did did you spend time with michael, talking with him? >> we spent the whole day together, we were dancing together. he taught me to do his up on the toes thing which i can't do now. it was amazing. at the end of the day here's

michael cohen has been cooperating with special prosecutor robert mueller since cohen pleaded guilty to federal crimes he says he committed in an active conspiracy with donald trump. michael cohen's guilty plea was entered into a case referred by robert mueller to the united states attorney in manhattan who then took over the case and rather easily obtained those guilty pleas from michaelreporting that michael cohen's hours of interviews with robert mueller's staff have focused on all aspects of trump's dealings with russia including financial and business dealings and the investigation into alleged collusion with russia by the trump campaign. investigators were also interested in knowing, the sources say, whether trump or any of his associates discussed the possibility of a pardon with cohen. on another front that could be threatening to donald trump and his three oldest children, abc news is reporting that michael cohen is cooperating with the new york state attorney general's investigation of the inner workings of the trump family charity and the trump organization where cohen served as an executive vice president and special counsel to trump for ten years. michael cohen's cooperation with the special prosecutor only increases the likelihood that president trump will someday face a subpoena from robert mueller. a subpoena that president trump hopes his future suprem

michael cohen as i am michael flynn. his sentencing date was set for december 18th. some are speculating that his period of cooperation is over and the mueller investigation has elicited information they need from michael flynn. what did michael flynn do and what went down that he observed during the transition and during those, i think, 23 days he was national security adviser. >> let me bring harry back in. two questions for you. is mueller simply trading up? he's now got cohen and manafort and is done with flynn. is that why he's ready for sentencing? and pick up the thread on this question. it seems like whether you're loyal or not. if you have testimony mueller wants, he's going to get it. >> he is going to get it. it's not simply the disloyalty, though that's really been vivid, but cohen is going to be sentenced december 12th. he has series charges hanging over him. on flynn, it does indicate he's done with him. usually you'd keep him around if he might need to testify. but in all of these, we're find with manafort, cohen, et cetera, mueller has belt and suspendered everything. we have the testimony from weisselberg and pecker on what cohen has to say in general. you have a really comprehensive a

michael caputo. michael, i want to start with you. just before the break you were saying that accusers, that these accusers don't remember the details like miss leeds said, much of what happened to them. you just heard from christine blasey ford's account. obviously miss ramirez talked about alcohol being involved and some gaps in her memory. the blasey ford thing does seem pretty detailed, no? >> well, yeah, it was four people, then it was two people. and, you know, i understand that something probably happened to dr. ford. i just don't think brett kavanaugh was involved. i was interested to see jeffrey's interview yesterday about michael and his new client, julie swetnick who apparently as a sophomore in college was hanging out with sophomore high school boys who were drugging young girls and standing in line outside of bedrooms at ten different parties and for some reason miss swetnick can't really remember whether she was gang raped at the first one or the tenth one. and my question to her is, why the heck would you go back to parties where young girls were in a bedroom getting gang raped by teenagers when you're an adult? >> yeah, and why do these women wear these short skirts? aren't they just asking for it? come on, michael. >> yeah, ten rape parties, jeffrey. yesterday avenatti was a joke. today he's got somebody serious. why does he always end up with these clients? i have no idea. >> because he's famous and people seek him out. i don't think that's any mystery. >> kirsten? >> yeah. >> i don't even know. i mean, it's just this tactic of attacking, you know, a very young woman. i don't -- i just don't understand