michael reed? he put his pregnant girlfriend on this plane which thankfully, did not take off. barking up the wrong tree. these people are just attention seeking. we don't need people like this to create more tension. let's turn to the daily mail. the bbc legend rips apart boris the headline. isn't that amazing that david, who's not given to social media outrages. he is not pa rt of to social media outrages. he is not part of that culture. he is a very serious, seasoned broadcaster with a big respect in the nation. he has said, andi big respect in the nation. he has said, and i quote him, the prime minister, since he won this big when, is arrogant, childish, and more and more. we don't know the context. when you saw that, your thoughts? let's just context. when you saw that, your thoughts? let'sjust say, there are two things before i get my thoughts. he on the one hand says the prime minister is using this issue to undermine the bbc, and he also said he's avoiding the prime minister —— the prime minister is avoiding having his own policy scrutinise. my thoughts are this is quit

michael bloomberg belittling farmers. >> it had to be somebody who employed deep and straight, not cut corners. somebody to seed, feed, reedrake, now and plant and strain the milk. somebody bails the family together with soft strong bonds of sharing. he would laugh and sigh, reply, with smiling ice when his son says he wants to spend hits life doing what dad does. so god made a farmer. >> god made a farmer. you think bloomberg is in trouble with farmers? >> i don't think he had much shot with farmers in the first place or anybody in agriculture. he comes oaf as a elite lift. someone born and raised around farmers in in south dakota and ranching family. i don't think many people would vote for him in the first place in that community. i know farmers and ranchers out there. they're solidly for donald trump. liz: we have another new controversy, blame berg in in new york city made comments about african-american and hispanic men. watch this. >> there is this enormous cohort of black and latino males, age, let's say 16 to 25, that don't have jobs, don't have any prospects. don't know how to find jobs. don't know what the skill

. >> yep reed, good luck tomorrow good reporting we look forward to seeing the results and hopefully there aren't any more hiccups. thank you, sir >>> michael bloomberg's campaign spending could make a lasting impression on facebook's rules we'll tell you how right after this at emerson, when issues become inspiration, creating a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. (vo) in every trip... there's room for more than just the business you came for. ♪ whether that's keeping up with what you always do... ♪ ...or training for something you've never done before. (crowd cheering) that's room for possibility. ♪ >>> michael bloomberg has spent $48 million on facebook ads. it's raising transparency concerns for facebook. julia has more z >> well, those $48 million spent ons, that was traditional advertising, but in addition to that, the bloomberg campaign is hiring 500 field organizers who are tapped with localizing the supporters for the candidate and that includes sharing posts on social media now a source at facebook tells me that the company's concern about the lack of transparency around campaign e

michael levine. beenile and sprint have steering their merger through a regulatory maze for nearly two years. say theyompanies expect to close as soon april 1. we got reaction with jennifer reed i think the decision was a surprise, particularly amongst the antitrust analysts and lawyers. rather than taking a presumptively anticompetitive shares and on market a commonly used index, no set fortht the test in the doj guidelines. instead, if you take them all and put them all together, they always against this and rebut this presumption the deal is anti-competitive. also, the judge accepted the remedies to divest assets to dish and set it up as a another competitor in the market. taylor: who needed this deal more? >> absolutely sprint. had it not gone through, t-mobile would have continued its profitable path. butay have been difficult, sprint was definitely in a difficult spot. they have reputational, network problems, they had debt. 5g, they weret of not ever going to get to a place where they could compete with -- compete. so the biggest winner here is softbank and sprint. questionld on taylor's , masayoshi son has had an enriching year. think thisly, and i was really needed.

james chaney, andrew goodman, and michael schwerner jimmy lee, jackson viola lee, reverend james reed and others lives were taken. people were beaten into unconsciousness. people from the 10 and permanently injured. families were evicted from their homes in order to obtain the right to vote. i don't appreciate what those five justices did. in 1867, the u.s. supreme court chief justice roger cheney who wrote for the majority wrote that the new girl had "no rights which the white man was found to respect." legislation to restore measures when the supreme court gutted the voting rights act is needed but it is not enough. to stop there would be a hamster wheel. we need legislation to get money out of political campaigns and have government funding of political campaigns. we need to abolish the electoral college. political parties need to eliminate superdelegates. all these exist because some citizens try to gain advantage and have more power than other citizens. we need paper ballots so that the vote totals can be done if -- documented. if we expect foreign countries to respect our democr

reed was talking about this. who is going to be able to raise money coming out of this? elizabeth warren will. that's a lifeline. michael bloomberg is not an incumbent president. but every incumbent president, and i was part of one of those disasters, loses a debate. they've been astride the world for a long time. they haven't been challenged directly. they probably don't like to put the practice in. bloomberg has not debated in years. i think this was probably rough for him. even if he put the time, that's no substitute for live fire. the question is between now and tuesday, he only has seven days. if he has two bad debates in a owe, maybe he doesn't lose what he's got now, but it's not even a bronze medal. it's a half billion dollars for a few delegates. >> >> and tonight was layups. open net. grab your metaphor. they were easy pivots he could have made. >> warren came out hot. right? and so i think anybody struggles with that. but the tax question. the nda question. he should have been prepared. he seemed like he got stronger as the debate went on. maybe it's because he didn't have the arrow pointed directly at him.

reed gale. in this head-to-head poll, strongest be michael bloomberg, points up, bernie sanders up 8, joe bidentor warren and major buttigieg 4 points and michael bloomberg besting the president by a significant amount. >> when you're mayor bloomberg and you can spend $325 million in a couple months, your numbers start to move. the president's numbers have been depressed since the moment he took office. he has no capacity or desire to reach outside that really strong base of folks that i met, some of the people outside the arena last night. i think you're seeing a little bit of energy, that these folks are organizing around the country, but we should not underestimate the fact that the president is going to have a billion dollars of his own money and a highly efficient messaging machine that these folks know cold. so he is going to be out there doing his best to make sure that not only his people that turn out and to do whatever he can to depress those who don't like him. >> there's another poll that speaks to that from monmouth. i want you to help us make sense it have. 42% of voters think tha