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now, michelle wolf is criticizing the decision to replace a comedian. his broadway hit hamilton expired the broadway musical, hamilton. and they called the white house correspondence groups cowards. >>> and the white house has reversed course in an effort to kick jim acosta to the press pool. he's restoring the press pass and issued guidelines how followup questions can be asked at the white house news conference. they suspended his credentials during a news conference two weeks ago, last week a federal judge ordered that his credentials be temporarily restored. the white house sent a letter to acosta, it's still planned to be suspend his press pass permanently. >>> a federal judge in san francisco said a federal government cannot cross the border illegally seeking asylum. it can have an impact on the people in the caravans crossing to the us. >> we may see an appeal by the the united states. >> options expanded late yesterday, when a federal judge in san francisco dealt a blow to the white house, ending a policy that required asylum seekers enter the c

was not there because he is trump. >> because of him. >> rip, that is so -- whcb . >> give it to michelle wolf, two shows canceled in a month. >> good job michelle. >> and sarah sanders putting on her black eye liner, saying ha, ha. thank you so much. >> what a great panel. >> all right, damage from disastrous california wildfires this weekend, thousands of homes destroyed, more than 900 people reportedly missing, as state and federal government fight to contain infernos, some californian hired their own teams of firefighters, some are not happy, inside are writing people are outrages, kim and can -- kanye reportedly hired private firefighter, they also saved a number of other homes in neighborhood, they are worth a couple dozen million, do they deserve the scorn. joining me now reason.com. this outrage is so dumb. the idea is, there is a few firefighter in california, and they are stretched thing, they are exhausted. and kanye and kim selfishly took a bunch to save their house that is not true is it? >> this is nou nonstory and nonoutrage, on almost every level. we're talking about part of an

>> you think, brianna, you and i finally found something that michelle wolf and i agree on.t, what i was saying to you on the break and what i really mean this is they should be can you believing down and tripling down on comedians. it's almost cowardly to do that. it's not going to win favor with the president or the administration. just go and have a raucous time. that's what the whole thing is designed to do. and the humor throughout our political history has let the steam out of a lot of awkward situations. just think of nancy reagan 35 years ago, traipsing around at the gridiron dinner with her homeless outfit on. for me, i think we have to learn to make fun of ourselves. listen, my 11-day ph.d in washington, i have certainly learned how to make fun of myself about it. so it's okay with me. i think michelle wolf should be back on that stage, but just be a little less dark next time. there's no reason to go after people that personally. >> anthony, thank you for sharing that with us and sticking around. >>> just ahead, in california, as the flames is burning, a mother is

they had michelle wolf and she just wasn't funny. sean, what is your response to the fact that the correspondents association for the first time in decades has decided that they're not going to have that kind of lack of political humor? >> here's my response, i applaud olivia knox and the white house correspondent association for doing this. they want to have a dinner that celebrates the first amendment. it actually shows that that is what their intent is. i applaud them for it. last year they wanted to have a comedian and they talked about how this comedian, michelle wolf, would conduct herself and talk about the first amendment. it wasn't. it was rude, it was disgusting. i think for them to at least acknowledge the fact that they want to talk about the first amendment and have a historian do it. i don't know what they will talk about, but at least their intent is right. i will give them credit for that. last year's dinner was disgusting. what i thought was more appalling about the dinner than anything is that they branded it as a c

last year, michelle wolf, shot back with. i bet i would be on my side if i killed a journalist.but will president trump get last laugh, if he shows up a at the nerd pr, i hate to term so much, joe is here. happy thanksgiving. >> gobble be gobble. >> thank you for retiring nerd prom on this. look at is we're nerds going to prom, i have been there is good stuff, but, joe, nobody likes talking about the press more than the press. it strikes me as type of dust up that president trump relishes. >> yeah, you can say he is now single handledly destroyed wayse houshousecorrespondent dinner. blow back toward her. from left leaning media, that was final nail. if trump goes next year, he better look into person that replaced wolf or not wolf, not a lifetime appointment but replaced comedian, ron whic chew he did a facebook video begging people to not vote for president trump. i have a feeling you will have someone that will be attacking the president. >> well, here is is the thing, a lot of americans look at that dinner, as this self congratulations and self import importance, they don't r

. >> is the featured guest last year, michelle wolf, >> i like sarah, she is very resourceful.ut she burns fat, and she uses that to create a perfect smoking gun. >> the white house correspondents association, a bunch of cowards. >> it is not a walk in the park for the president. when the white house correspondents association president came out, and in the context of american history. the initial moment is the president's ongoing war with the media. . . have -- bitingly personal jokes, the president referenced that saying michelle wolf bomb so badly last year or maybe i will go to the dinner. >> it is regardless how the speech turns out, it will ever the temperature because it will not be so highly critical in terms of mocking people. and for the sake of stability it was the right call, and at the same time it is a self-indulgent affair, a parody of itself. thanks so much. after the break, a vast number of democrats, huge number of democrats and they seem to generate headlines for pondering the campaign. >> respiratory the democrats thinking of running for president were think

in the real world trump tweeted right after michelle wolf's per forman formance put it to right.s so important to our democracy and it first gets eroded, freedom of expression, it is not by law or executive orders, it is self censorship and that is what the white house correspondents look like they are doing. they are self centering and that is trump's dream and so anyone who attacks him and you say is it worth it to tell a joke to power and just sit it and and let things go by and that is trump's dream and they gave it to him. >> and we talked about this in the break and judy, people in the media attacked michelle wolf, savaged her for her routine which was funny and she was also attacking the press and making some really biting but real points about the press's sort of interdependent relationship with donald trump and she is attacked. you have the gleeful dancing because her netflix thing got canceled but she must be punished for telling jokes but the white house correspondents' dinner must be changed because trump's feelings were hurt. >> absolutely. he's a coward. you have to

michelle wolf is not impressed.re cowards, the media is complicit and i couldn't be prouder. some folks on social media think this is a good idea. claire on twitter says had to stop when good fun turned to hateful rhetoric. another twitter user chimed in saying this seems it could be a good step by the white house correspondents association to mend fences. the president has been accused of attacking the first amendment. that is what the dinner will be focused on so there could be plenty of reaction from the white house when all is said and done. >> when i want to drive, point i text with capital letters. >> let's see what everybody think of this. a college in the uk is encouraging teachers to avoid using capital letters because it could intimidate students. leads trinity college professor, right and helpful, warm tones, avoid officious language and negative instructions. a spokesman for the university says this will help students perform to their highest level but some folks on social media are calling on snowflakes

last april you had michele wolf perform. caused an outrage. year. some people do get upset. yet never has the president tweeted or called for the dinner to change its format or get rid of a come don't. trump's tweet in april said put dinner to rest or start over. >> they are not putting the dinner to rest, they are changing the format. >> so me that's what's so troubling. i interviewed olivia knox on wednesday. i want to see a change. in a vacuum, yes, that's fine. but we don't live in a vacuum, we live in the real world where the president of the united states demanded a change to the format. seven months later white house correspondent's association is ending a tradition of 30 plus years. you showed comedian after comedian making fun of presidents from reagan through trump. never has a president has asked for a change. >> the knocks the president and white house correspondent's association has said one of the reasons for the change is the dynamics have been different the past couple of years. president trump hasn't gone to the white house co

now, michelle wolf responded to this. this is what she wrote.ou'd be on my side if i had killed a journalist. quite a response there, not pulling her punches. >> no. michelle wolf is a brave comedian, obviously, as we saw her performance last year. i think a historian will be interesting. i think it is interesting to shake it up. i don't believe the president will go sgli think he might. why not go if you are not going to be lampooned or krit sacritin any way. he could use the opportunity to make a speech about the values of journalism, which would really be interesting to hear. >> there is no guarantee that the historian wouldn't be critical of what's happening here. >> maybe. i'm just saying that i think it is a safe space for the president. i would not be surprised if he goes. >> okay. you heard it here first. >>> meanwhile, millions of people are hitting the road today and the skies ahead of thanksgiving. what you would know before you head out. that's next. best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one. with tendercrisp technology, foo

president trumps ok with that trump was clearly on the news that the last dinner one comedienne michelle wolf pulled no punches aimed his way who will get the last laugh this time will anyone laugh should the dinner at a time when trump calls the media the enemy of the people even be a thing will leave you now with some of the highs and lows of past correspondents dinner and we'll see you next time you're at the listening post. and then of course there's donald trump. donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke i. saw you hanging out with m.b.a. players like steph curry golden state warriors oh yeah you know it's got to make sense too because both of you like raining down bombs on people from long distances right and unlike me yes there can be sanders we are graced with there is a presence tonight everyone is there steps up to the podium i get excited because i'm not really sure what we're going to get you know a present briefing bunch of lives or divided into soft bugsy. it should since gans in

the president trumps ok with that trump was clearly on amused at the last dinner when comedienne michele wolf pulled no punches aimed his way who will get the last laugh this time will anyone laugh should the dinner at a time when trump calls the media the enemy of the people even be a thing will leave you now with some of the highs and lows of past correspondence standards and we'll see you next time you're at the listening post. and then of course there's donald trump. donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. so you hanging out with him be a players like stuff curry golden state warriors oh yeah you know it's got to make sense too because the book you like raining down bombs on people from long distances. i don't like me as they're out of the sanders we are graced with their presence tonight every time sarah steps up to the podium i get excited because i'm not really sure what we're going to get you know a press briefing bunch of lines are divided into soft foggy it should since cannes and

so-called comedian michelle wolf bombed so badly last year, they will have an ought authorize instead of a comedian. good first step in comeback of a dying evening and tradition. maybe i will go. last year's starring comedian slammed the president multiple times in her act and she didn't hold back in her response to that tweet. wolf writing, quote, i bet you'd be on my side if i had killed a journalist. that tweet, a reference to president trump waiving aside the cia's conclusion that saudi arabia's crown prince was behind the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. >> new fallout this morning after the revelation that ivanka trump used private e-mail to conduct government business while working in the white house. critics pouncing alleging hypocrisy after her father's relentless criticism of clinton's e-mails. the president, however, dismissing the comparison insisting the two situations are the first dad defending his daughter now under investigation for violating federal records rules by using her personal e-mail account to conduct government business last year. >> i

course one of the biggest i think the biggest moment of this year in terms of political satire was michelle wolf's white house correspondent yeah speed right and her entire her monologue where she made fun of sarah huckabee sanders. but then you. her make up right said she will burn lies or burn the truth and then use the like the ash to make a perfect smokey of course the media went absolutely insane and a little bit to tom's point about kind of the oversensitivity that and i don't i don't again it's one strand of and in this case it was actually much of mainstream media and liberal media that was like you've gone too far and i would actually say that a lot of mainstream media and specifically liberal media only says you've gone too far when you make fun of all women on the right making fun of women on the right is absolutely a no go zone so right wingers get to go crazy where you can say what let hillary clinton eight five babies this morning as she wed her lizard tail like that's a perfectly normal sentence. but if you. like the extended sushi if you haven't lived and it's got great i just say

there but it was the white house correspondents‘ dinner, where invited to speak was a comedienne, michelle wolfsaid this to all the reporters, some of the washington elite reporters gathered. she said, "the truth is, you don't want to admit it "but trump has helped all of you. "he helps sell your newspapers, your books and tv. "you helped create this monster and now you are profiting off him." i guess it's a pretty cynical view of what's happening. there's no question the coverage of the trump administration has led to higher ratings, it's led to more subscriptions and readership and all of that. it has been commercial gold for the washington press. in the short run, it's been commercial gold in some ways, absolutely, but in the long—run it is highly corrosive to the role of the press in the united states. we have a very polarised society and a polarised state of information consumption in this country and over the long run, that's not a good thing for our business. let me ask you about that small little word, lie. it's a word that appears in your paper. you have a fact—checking team who record

president trumps ok with that trump was clearly on the news that the last dinner when comedienne michele wolf pulled no punches aimed his way who will get the last laugh this time will anyone laugh should the dinner at a time when trump calls the media the enemy of the people even be a thing we'll leave you now with some of the highs and lows of past correspondents' dinner and we'll see you next time you're at the listening post. and then of course there's donald trump. donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. so i hang out with him be a players like steph curry golden state warriors oh yeah you know it's got to make sense too because both of you like raining down bombs on people from long distance . and there can be sanders we are graced with there's presence tonight every time there's steps up to the podium i get excited because i'm not really sure what we're going to get you know a present briefing bunch of lives are divided into soft bugsy. it should since gans in this time don't be such

not, but it was the white house press correspondence's unit, invited to speak was the comedian michelle wolf of the reporters, some of the washington elite reporters gathered in the room, she said the truth is you do not want to admit at the trump has helped all of you, he helped sell your newspapers, your books and your tv. it helped create this monster and now profiting off in. tv. it helped create this monster and now profiting off inlj tv. it helped create this monster and now profiting off in. i guess it isa and now profiting off in. i guess it is a pretty cynical view of what is happening. there is no question that coverage of the trump administration has led to higher ratings, more suspensions and readership and all of that. it has been commercial gold for the washington post. in the short run, it has been commercial gold in some ways, absolutely begin the long one, it is highly corrosive the long one, it is highly corrosive the role of the press in the united states. it is highly polarising and we have very polarised state of information in the us as well, and over the long run, that

correspondents dinner for the first time, tweet messaging overnight, quote, so-called comedian michelle wolfd so badly last year at the white house correspondents dinner, this year for the first time in decades they will have an author instead of a comedian. good first step income back of a dying evening and tradition. and ron chernow taking care of that. >> that is a no-brainer. democrats will control the house with several agenda items on the line. our next guest says this could be a good thing for the president's agenda. joining us to explain how is the author of the republican workers party, how the trump victory drove everyone crazy and was just what we needed. mister buckley, thanks for coming on this morning. explain how, it is counterintuitive to think democrats control the house would be a good thing. >> people say we have divided government, we had divided government for the past couple years. we had a presidential republican party and congressional republican party and they are not the same thing. the point about trump, he ran a different kind of campaign obviously. he found the s

michelle wolf, so-called comedian bombed so badly last year at the white house correspondents' dinneris year for the first time in decades they will have an author instead a comedian. maybe i'll go this year. ron che chernov. if you haven't read his alexander hamilton biography, i recommend that you do. >> i thought good. i thought as a democrat the jokes were out of character, bad taste. having a more serious tone to an evening that should have some levity and some maybe historical context will get the president to go which i think is a good tradition that hopefully will be revised. trish: you think he should be there? >> yes. trish: i don't blame him one bit because he has taken so many jabs by the media that to then go and spend an evening where with them and hear himself insulted, his daughter insummitted and his staff insulted and everyone else along the way by the whrieks of that two-bit comedian, she should have stayed a banker. >> i prefer my comedians funny. she wasn't funny. she was miserable. the thing is, i liked it as a conservative because it showed what the gaggle of ne

this comes after last year's comedian michelle wolf was criticized for her jokes about sarah sanders and others in the trump administration. the white house correspondents association says a biographer will be the featured speaker at the annual black-tie event, set for next spring. >>> the white house today reversed course in its effort to boot cnn reporter jim acosta from the press pool. the white house suspended acosta's press credentials after a tense exchange between acosta and the president during a news conference back on november 7th. last week, a federal judge ordered that acosta's press credentials be temporarily restored, and on friday, the white house sent a letter to acosta, saying that it still planned to suspend his press pass permanently. but then today, the white house said it was restoring his credentials, but also issuing new guidelines on how to be asked. >>> on wall street, the slumping tech sector dragged as indexes fell lower. the dow dropped 395 points to close just about 25,000. tech heavy nasdaq fell 219 points and the s&p 500 was down 45. >>> ktvu fox 2 news

now, you may recall lastear michelle wolf garnered a lot of criticism for her jokes abo the appearance of press secretar sarah huckabee nders. and this year they have invited presidential biography ron chernow to speak about the press. >>> ready or not the great tu gey dayaway is kicking into high gear. >> more than 50 billion measures r more, sol 50 miles you know that it will be a crowded commute out there on the roads and also in the air. but the vast majority 48 million will be clogging the road, that is up 5% from last year. and it is fueled by theli f gas prices. the national average for unleaded is now $2.63 a gallon. the important thing is it is down 20 centsn one month. >> heading the right direction there. and there will also be big crowding at the nation's airports, a record 30 millionen passrs expected to hit the air through next tuesday. airlines adding some 158,000 seats per day a restricted military air space is being opened up for commercial planes. >> t busiest travel days forra airvel is this wednesday and then next suny as everyone tries to fly home all at once. but

the decision was announced monday following last year's controversial act by comedian michelle wolf.d, the white house correspondent's association are cowards. the media is complicit and i couldn't be prouder. president trump has been absent from the last two annual dinners and it is unclear if he will make an appearance at next year's event scheduled for april 27th. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. is there some good news for thanksgiving week? >> we don't have any big snowstorms. that's the best i can do for you. at least travel is going to be okay. a lot of people heading to the airports today and tomorrow. you're going to be fine. we do have a little bit of snow to deal with for the second time in a week in november the plows and shovels are out from albany all the way through vermont, new hampshire, massachusetts. additional snowfall totals in southern maine around four inches is possible. mostly north of the mass pike we'll call it 1-2 more additional inches. we're just about done and this will end during the day today. behind this the d

even michelle wolf says this is a cowardly move by the association. they can't handle humor. what's happening here is because president trump won't go to this dinner, it changes everything, right? if you don't have the president there and he's not making jokes and he's not ribbing on the press corps, it's kind of weird to get a kmacomedian up there a make fun of him. so he's once again showing how he's changing the balance of these events in washington. he doesn't go to the kennedy center honors or the white house correspondents dinner. so by snubbing these events, he's changing the makeup. the more provocative, the better. a lot of folks in the room thought maybe it was inappropriate when the president wasn't there to respond or wasn't there to make his own jokes, to have a night of comedy at his expense. >> we're told ron has been tasked, when he goes, to make a case for first amendment, so at least he'll have a lot of journalists in favor of -- >> sure, there's a lot to talk about, but it won't be quite as funny. >> brian, thank you very much. brian stelter, next, a missin

. >> you mean people being outraged by michelle wolfe's jokes?raged, people being outraged by the outrage. people being upset that we were having the conversation at all, that it was a distraction. but i think that, you know, washington is a place that is not mature enough right now thoonto handle a joke and i think it's pretty sad and says a lot about the state of our discourse. >> i think that the argument from the correspondents' association is, when trump doesn't come, it's weird for the press to make fun of him. and i can see how he's changed the balance of power. karen, i see you trying to get in there. >> i might argue for the other route, which i have actually done in the past, which is, bring in some music. believe it or not, past white house correspondent dinners have featured aretha franklin and ray charles and even at one point, barbra streisand back in the '60s. >> interesting. something much more important than the white house correspondents' dinner is something you've been writing about this week in "the post," karen, this month, a

course one of the biggest i think the biggest moment of this year in terms of political satire was michelle wolf's white house correspondent yeah speed right and her entire her monologue where she made fun of sarah huckabee sanders. but then you know her makeup right said she will burn lies or burn the truth and then use the like the ash to make a perfect smoky of course the media went absolutely insane and a little bit to tom's point about kind of the oversensitivity that and i don't i don't again it's one strand of and in this case it was actually much of mainstream media and liberal media that was like you've gone too far and i would actually say that a lot of mainstream media and specifically liberal media only says you've gone too far when you make fun of all women on the right making fun of women on the right is absolutely a no go zone so right wingers get to go crazy where you can say what let hillary clinton eight five babies this morning as she wed her lizard tail like that's a perfectly normal sentence. but if you make fun of. scented sushi if you listen and it's got great just got its o

course one of the biggest i think the biggest moment of this year in terms of political satire was michelle wolf's white house correspondent yeah speed right and her entire her monologue where she made fun of sarah huckabee sanders. but then you know her makeup right said she will burn lies or burn the truth and then use the like the ash to make a perfect smoky of course the media went absolutely insane and a little bit to tom's point about kind of the oversensitivity that and i don't i don't again it's one strand of and in this case it was actually much of mainstream media and liberal media that was like you've gone too far and i would actually say that a lot of mainstream media and specifically liberal media only says you've gone too far when you make fun of all women on the right making fun of women on the right is absolutely a no go zone so right wingers get to go crazy where you can say what hillary clinton ate five babies this morning as she wed her lizard tale like that's a perfectly normal sentence. but if you. like that sentence usually if you listen and it's got great i just say it's onl

the president trumps ok with that trump was clearly on amused at the last dinner when comedienne michele wolf pulled no punches aimed his way who will get the last laugh this time will anyone laugh should the dinner at a time when trump calls the media the enemy of the people even be a thing will leave you now with some of the highs and lows of past correspondence standers and we'll see you next time you're at the listening post. and then of course there's donald trump. donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. so you hang out with him be a players like stuff curry golden state warriors. you know how to make sense too because booker you like raining down bombs on people from long distances right i don't like me as there are to be sanders we are graced with there is a presence tonight every time sarah steps up to the podium i get excited because i'm not really sure what we're going to get you know a press briefing bunch of lines are divided into soft foggy. it should since cannes and this time

course one of the biggest i think the biggest moment of this year in terms of political satire was michelle wolf's white house correspondent yeah speed right and her entire her monologue where she made fun of sarah huckabee sanders. but then you know her makeup right said she will burn lies or burn the truth and then use the like the ash to make a perfect smoky of course the media went absolutely insane and a little bit to tom's point about kind of the oversensitivity that and i don't i don't again it's one strand of and in this case it was actually much of mainstream media and liberal media that was like you've gone too far and i would actually say that a lot of mainstream media and specifically liberal media only says you've gone too far when you make fun of all women on the right making fun of women on the right is absolutely a no go zone so right wingers get to go crazy where you can say what let hillary clinton eight five babies this morning as she wed her lizard tail like that's a perfectly normal sentence. but if you. like the extended sushi if you haven't lived it and it's got a great way

the white house correspondents association is changing after anti-trump comedian michelle wolfe. >> iresourceful. like she burns fat and uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye. jillian: next year's event will feature pulitzer prize winning historian. tweeting after the announcement the white house correspondents association are cowards. the media is complicit and i couldn't be prouder. today is the annual white house turkey pardon. americans can vote on twitter whether the president should honor peas or carrots at today's ceremony. according to their official bios peas love popcorn and carrots is really in to elvis and m and ms. of the turkey spent the night as the d.c.'s luxury wool ladder hotel. they will retire at virginia tech after today's pardon. steve: how would you like to be the person who gets the room at the willard hotel after the tuckerys. ainsley: so cute. ainsley: they need to paint one green and one orange to we can tell them apart they look identical. brian: this is the time of the morning that we toss to janice and she is with a couple of people. janice: what yo

but then, here it is that the is also creating limitations on the freedom of michelle wolf.ched that over and over, dinner.michelle wolf at the she brought up great points and was hilarious. host: what do you think about the placement of the rules? caller: at the dinner? host: know at the press conferences. caller: i thought the news article made all the good points. host: what do you think about the rules been put in place? caller: i am sorry, what was your question? host: what do you think about the rules being put in place? caller: the new rules? they are very limiting, just like the article said. it is a way to prevent continued questions, bringing out -- you need continued questions to clarify issues and where they stand. limitation ona our freedom of speech. the other gentleman made the point about they do the speaking for the people. we need the press. they speak for us and have the questions for us. host: if you want to see athelle wolf's performance this year's dinner, you can go to our website. you can see her and comedians in the past. ohio.s ruth from good mornin

wolf. >> all right, good reporting, michelle, thank you very much. >>> also tonight, north korean state mediam jong-un has personally overseen testing of a new high-tech weapon that appears to be a direct message to the united states as nuclear talks between the two countries have stalled. let's go to our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. what do we know about this weapon and why north korea is now boasting about it? >> reporter: that's the key question. why are they doing that? and wolf, the unanswered question always is, what is kim jong-un really up to? north korean state broadcasting announcing kim jong-un has personally supervised testing of what it is calling a new ultramodern weapon. the only evidence so far? a photo of kim with his commanders but no indication of when or where it was taken. south korean sources say it may have been long range artillery. the worry? not the weapons test itself. sources say it may not be that new. but why now for kim? >> it certainly shows a return to the militaristic stance of north korea. it's certainly in contrast to his statements of seeking peac

they don't see anyone is worthy equal and that is the problem here you know michel it seems to me that we're going back to the wolf of it's doctrine here of full spectrum dominance ok that's exactly what these nucular pastor reports depends that's all that it says the it's read between the lines it is to be able to counter any of threats simultaneously i think that's very unrealistic and it's actually very dangerous because maybe some day we'll call the blobs bluff and then we'll have a conflict go ahead michael. well peter if i can return to the nato question. a somewhat different view although i share some of the same concerns i don't think nato expansion has been an example of outright american unilateral ism we brought along a lot of our existing nato allies in the process and to some extent the countries that had been part of the warsaw pact deserve to make their own choices and most of them did want to join nato but i don't think we were very sensitive to right to russian psychology and how that would feel about the country or doing a television show under it and i guess that's an understatement and you thin

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fall by the way michelle also said on his blog that you know markets can have another five to ten years going down now and this is this could just be the beginning. but in particular wolf looks at one sector that. really went to musing resume a boom boom boom be under trump the trump you know explosion and stock markets was the property and the building sector so looks at that in particular and looks at how bad that has done in october especially as the rhetoric meets reality that the free money isn't actually coming because remember they all bet on that one point five trillion dollar spending plan infrastructure spending plan he talked about on the campaign trail but that never actually happened so building in construction stocks surged by fifty percent after the election and hopes for a mega construction boom based on the story of a one point five trillion dollar infrastructure plan much of that one point five trillion would be distributed to these companies that was the height when markets realized that this was a head fake these stocks started to crash so he takes a look at the power shares dynamic building construction e.t.f. which is plunged thirty percent since