so for me as could mick perspective is a gift that--s could mick perspective say gift, yes, it hackswar on other countries, leading people into battle. because we'll say hey, way, dude, that's saturn up there, let's take a look. battles become star parties, right? so it changes how you think about and see the world. so it can have real ramifications. it's not just a point of curiosity that you have after you happen to have read the book. >> trevor: wow. that's powerful. (applause) astrophysics for people in a hurry. it's available now. neil degrasse tyson, everybody. we'll be right back.

so for me as could mick perspective is a gift that--s could mick perspective say gift, yes, it hacks your ego t is not good for human hubris. will you never find legions of astra fissists waging war on other countries, leading people into battle. because we'll say hey, way, dude, that's saturn up there, let's take a look. battles become star parties, right? so it changes how you think about and see the world. so it can have real ramifications. it's not just a point of curiosity that you have after you happen to have read the book. >> trevor: wow. that's powerful. (applause) astrophysics for people in a hurry. it's available now. neil degrasse tyson, everybody. we'll be right back. a whole one fewer calorie. go ahead and treat yourself to that extra stick of gum. you've earned it. natural light. now, it's natty time. the consequences once will find you.ing, package for james meiser? cigarettes may leave you with stained teeth, gum disease and more. there are no shortcuts. making the best tequila in the world is all about putting in the time. the way we've been doing it for 145 years.

so for me as could mick perspective is a gift that--s could mick perspective say gift, yes, it hackst good for human hubris. will you never find legions of astra fissists waging war on other countries, leading people into battle. because we'll say hey, way, dude, that's saturn up there, let's take a look. battles become star parties, right? so it changes how you think about and see the world. so it can have real ramifications. it's not just a point of curiosity that you have after you happen to have read the book. >> trevor: wow. that's powerful. (applause) astrophysics for people in a hurry. it's available now. neil degrasse tyson, everybody. we'll be right back. once there was a little pig that had built his house out of straw. one day a big bad wolf huffed and he puffed and blew the house down. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped the pig with homeowners insurance. he had replacement cost coverage, so his house was rebuilt, good as new. the big bad wolf now has a job on a wind farm. call geico and see how easy it is to switch and save on homeowners insurance. to encourage

just got up and thought i would go to crown king to have lunch. >> reporter: mick, opting on his gps"avoid highways," sending him down steep, rugged back roads, when he says his transmission went out. alone, with only a couple of beers, crackers, a sandwich and a bottle of water. >> i'm filling my little can with water. >> reporter: after days of no cell signal and no help, mick says he decided to walk, leaving behind signs and notes. eventually, finding a dirt biker he now calls his guardian angel. >> he was in dire need of some help. he was definitely heat exhausted. he looked -- he was definitely emotional and just very, very grateful. >> screaming in his ear the whole way. i said, you know, you can tell your friends, today you saved a life. >> reporter: the sheriff's department telling abc the rescuer brought mick into the station to be evaluated and authorities helped get him home. tom? >> glad they were able to find him. all right, thank you. >>> when we come back, the new headline rocking fox news. a sexual harassment investigation against one of their biggest stars. >>> plus

omb director mick mulvaney. and of course, our transportation secretary who is doing a fabulous job, alain. -- elaine chao. thank you all for doing a creative job on what we will be discussing today, which is infrastructure. set of had a great briefings upstairs on our infrastructure agenda. my administration is working every day to deliver the world-class infrastructure that our people deserve. and frankly, that our country deserves. that is why i signed an executive order to dramatically reform the nation's badly broken infrastructure permitting process. just blocks away at the empire state building. but today it could take a decade or longer than that. just to get approvals to start construction of a fairly routine highway. highway builders must get up to 16 different approvals involving nine and federal agencies, governed by 29 different statutes. one agency alone can stall a project for many years or even decades. not only does this cost our , butmy billions of dollars it also denies our citizens the safe a

and if you have any questions, mick, you could come up here. come on up. mick mulvaney. if you have any questions, please feel free to ask. >> why are the ceo's leaving your manufacturing council? president trump: because they are not taking their job seriously as it pertains to this country. we want jobs in manufacturing with this country. if you look at some of those people you're talking about, they are outside of the country. they are having a lot of their products made outside. if you look at merck, for example -- excuse me -- take a look at where their product is made. it is made outside of our country. we want products made in the country. i have to tell you, some of the folks that will leave, they are leaving out of embarrassment because they make their products outside, and i have been lecturing them, including the gentleman you are referring to, that you have to bring it back in this country. we cannot do it necessarily in ireland and all of these places. you have to bring this work back to this country. that is what i want. i want manufacturing to be back into

he folded and collapsed and so did his budget director, mick mulvaney. the question is, does he oversell expectations or does he quietly just go away? and i think we've seen, this president really isn't up for a fight. he can't handle his own when he's in a fight. >> that is an interesting notion. because my sense is that democrats -- democrats generally don't like shutdowns, you know,

mick fleetwood.ed the golden anniversary of the band with anthony mason. ♪ >> reporter: they've sold more than 100 million records since 1967. their sound has changed. so have the band members. but the chain has never been broken. ♪ and if you don't love me now ♪ you will never love me again fleetwood mac will mark its 50th anniversary tomorrow. ♪ you will never break the chain ♪ ♪ never break the chain >> i always looked at it and look at that date that it's been worth a damn. >> reporter: mick fleetwood's been there from the very beginning. >> this is the very first photo shoot. it's the very first press photograph. >> reporter: the drummer recounts the early days of the band in his new book "love that burns," a chronicle of fleetwood mac. a story that almost took a very different course. just two days after he joined fleetwood mac -- >> phone rings in my flat, and it's jeff -- >> jeff beck. >> yeah. he says i'm thinking of putting a band together. and i said oh, i just committed. >> reporter: the

and mick would be the first to tell you that. general mattis would. h.r.aster would, even kelly, the new chief of staff, they all know mick and they know that he's the right guy, whether it's the relationship with pakistan or any of the stans surrounding afghanistan, and the people of afghanistan, mick nicholson is the right guy. so the first -- you start this conversation by saying, we've got the right guy there. and then you start talking about -- >> so, just, if i may, sir, just jump in, on your exact point, you would agree, then, with what john mccain, you know, tweeted today, defending precisely the person you're talking about. this is what he said. if you haven't seen it. "our commanders in chief not our commanders in the field are responsible for the failure in afghanistan." so, what about the commanders in chief piece? what do you make of the senator's very sharp message on specifically the commanders in chief? >> senator mccain is right on point. you and i have talked before, brooke, this dates back to the bush administration where you had cheney

the president and his budget director, mick mulvaney, say that congress should not abandon their goal of repeal and replacement of obamacare but should instead push forward. while leaders here in the senate in particular, mitch mcconnell leading the way, they believe it's time to move to other issues like tax reform. listen to what mcconnell said on the senate floor wed. >> tax reform represents the single most important action we can take now to grow the economy and help middle-class families finally get ahead. >> reporter: it seems pretty unlikely that the congress will be pushing ahead with any grand repeal and replacement plan as of yet. there are signs that republicans and democrats are going to try and work together on this. the senate health committee has hearings scheduled for september where they're going to discuss at least short-term measures to stabilize the obamacare insurance market, and other republicans are talking about getting together with democrats to perhaps strike a grand bargain. that's not necessarily what the president wants. in fact, in a pretty angry tweet,

mick mulvaney. questions, any please feel free to ask. >> ceos are leaving your manufacturing counsel. trump: because they are not taking their jobs seriously. we want jobs and manufacturing in this country. if you are looking at the people you are talking about, they are looking outside the country, if you look at merck pharmaceuticals -- excuse me -- look at where their product is made. it's made outside our country. we want to made in the country. that wille folks leave are leaving out of embarrassment because they make their products outside and i have been lecturing them, including the general and you are referring to about you have to bring it back to this country. you cannot do it in ireland and all these other places. you have to bring this work back to this country. that is what i want. i want manufacturing to be back into the united states so american workers can benefit. i didn't wait long. i did not wait long. i wanted to make sure, unlike most politicians, that what i make as correct, n

i'll tell you. [ laughter ] i invented this thing called the mick nick selfie stick.it. [ laughter ] and then you get in there -- [ applause ] and you're like -- [ camera shutter sound ] [ cheers and applause ] >> that's good. [ camera shutter sound ] >> jimmy: then you always have fun hanging out with mick jagger and nick jonas. the mick nick selfie stick. >> you make yourself look famous. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. i'm taking it to "shark tank." all right. [ laughter ] now we have time for one more and, please, do not try this at home. but this is the coolest hack ever. >> one of my favorites. >> jimmy: this is why you're the king of random. here we go. >> we're going to show you how to turn -- well, how to make a a survival fire using nothing but a gum wrapper and a a battery. >> jimmy: a gum wrapper to make a flame. if say you're, like, surviving -- you're out in the woods and you got to make a a fire to survive, you need those gum wrapper ones, the metal gum wrappers. >> that's right. now this is one of those things you shouldn't try at home. >> jimmy: yep. >> it's

there was mick mulvaney, director at omb, there was proposal we heard about mr.acking about maybe raising the tax rate for very, very wealthy individuals to over 40%. that is not the going to happen, although it was discussed. here is what mick mulvaney said, quote, the prince millions released last week, do not entail any tax increase on individual rates. we're headed to tax reform. whether it passes is another issue. you can bet there is going to be legislation that gets debated. they will push very hard to pass it. i will throw it back to your cosmopolitan self. cheryl: very funny. send it back to your elitist self in washington. reporter: the swamp. cheryl: the swamp it is. adam, that was great. thank you very much. we don't have a briefing today during this show. i want to apologize to everybody. let's bring in the economist, diana furchtgott-roth from manhattan institutes. >> it's a swamp, especially out there right now. cheryl: let's talk about this. before we talk about getting into details of the plan which you know will end up changing once it gets to t

. >> mason: drummer mick fleetwood looks back at the band's origins in his new book "love that burns.this was a very large p.a. system. ♪ got a blaj magic woman >> mason: their first hit, "black magic woman" was written by the group's founding father, peter green who left suddenly in 1970. >> when we lost peter green, we were devastated as people and our music, what ring with -- what are we going to do? >> mason: they regrouped, and after bassist john mcveigh married christine mcvie, she was brought into the band. ♪ stronger every day christine just sort of fit. >> yeah. done. >> mason: done. that simple. ♪ loving you but the mcvies would divorce, one romantic crisis that nearly wrecked the band. ♪ you can go your own way >> there's no way they would survive all this stuff. >> mason: why have you survived? >> because i think me and general wouldn't stop. >> mason: fleetwood and john remain the rhythm section through many changes. in 1975, fleetwood invited lindsey buckingham and stevie nicks to join the band. why were you so convinced that was going to work? >> they had what we could

mick mulvaney is exactly right. they have to get this done.was john mccain that stabbed america in the back, but all of the republicans are going to take the fall for it. that is simply not fair. they need to go back and retool and try this again. replacement, simplification and reform, that is the other critical laws. they pull those two off, the american people will forget about that failure to hit a grand slam, the first time around but they will not forget the republicans couldn't even get to first base. >> sean: my next question, lindsey graham is proposing this idea. on the surface, people like yourself and i would say, what a great idea. federalism. send it back to the states, let them decide it. vermont want to have a single-payer, vermont has a single-payer. california, who cares what they do, i will never live there. ever. i am not paying their state income tax. but here's the point, the problem is, they are not going to repeal all of the obama era regulations, and why do i suspect, herman, i don't know why i am so suspicious, that t

. >> drummer mick fleetwood looks back in his book "love that burns." >> we thought this was a very largeughter ] ♪ got a black magic woman >> reporter: their first hit "black magic woman" was written by peter green who left suddenly in 1970. >> when we lost peter green we were devastated. as people and our music. what are we going to do? >> reporter: they regrouped. and after bassist john mcvie married christine mcvie. she was brought into the band. ♪ it gets stronger every day >> christine just sort of fit? >> yeah. >> done. done. >> that simple -- ♪ loving you >> but the mcvies' would divorce, one of many romantic crises that would wreck the band. >> there is no way they would survive all of this stuff. >> reporter: why have you survived? >> because i think it is like me and john just wouldn't stop. >> fleetwood and john mcvie remained the rhythm section through many cast changes. ♪ like a bell through the night ♪ >> reporter: in 1975, fleetwood invited lindsey buckingham and stevie nicks to join the band. why were you convinced that would work? >> they had what we would call in early

and talking to mick mccarthy this week. a fantastic character.carthy has been in football a0 years and neil warnock 50 years. we went to see mick mccarthy and he has been reminiscing on years go by, take a look. if we look back at the ba rnsley look. if we look back at the barnsley line—up we've got here. number six, michael mccarthy. number seven, neil warnock. chuckles they're the pair of you are. top two in the championship.” they're the pair of you are. top two in the championship. i said at the weekend, to oldfarts. he texted me the next morning saying, you speak for yourself! there is a perception about us older boys that we don't have the ambition or the drive or it's moved on and we haven't moved on with it. i hope at the moment that we are showing that is not the case. we have got the desire and passion and drive. there is a bit of ipswich interest in our house so we have screened shot the table, before now. in all their history, well over 100 years, they've only had 15 permanent managers. that is dedication. and the fact they do stick b

in addition to the vice president we should also note, again, mick mulvaney, a former freedom caucustreasury secretary steven mnuchin really working on tax reform around the clock to be frank with you. they feel the first hurdle they have to get over is raising the roof, raising the debt limit by the month of september and averting a government shutdown even though the president says he is unafraid of a government shutdown, even if it needs the border wall has to be included. vonnie: kevin, thank you. street's, wall washington concerns are shifting. before president trump's selection, five ceo's joined a campaign called "fix the debt." they wanted higher taxes. now some of those same ceo's are cheering on the president's proposed tax cuts. let's bring in the author of the story, max abelson. jamie dimon saying it's about capitalism. max: they are super excited for these tax cuts, even though conservative estimates have the trump tax plan costing trillions of dollars, literally trillions of dollars. only a few years ago wall street was just so into these apocalyptic warnings about how

. >> bret: this is the office of management and budget, mick mulvaney over the weekend. >> i think what you are seeing is the president reflecting the mood of the people. the white house can't move on. in the people's view, they should move on in the senate. they should find a way to solve the problem. >> bret: talking about health care, don't do anything else until you get health care fixed. >> i think we have about reached the limits of what we can do with one party. i think were going to have to involve the other party. we tried. i voted for it. i would've liked to have kept health care alive. in arizona, 200,000 people will wake up without health insurance. they will have paid the fine but they can't afford the insurance. a bigger number are paying the premiums but can't afford to use it. we desperately need the reforms but i think we have reached the limits of what we can do as one party. >> bret: you said you voted for the skinny bill, but the senior senator did not. your feelings about john mccain's vote. >> his vote was consistent with the position he's taken for a long time. we

that may be telling us a message, it's difficult to high mick activity from the transports the transportse story that the broader market is not talking about. whether it's in the rails and a lot of that has to do with auto, energy, and in the airlines and air traffic, it is concerning. you look at the transports, the transports have historically told us a message. the message is not clear now >> art, are your qulint clientd about the fed? >> you know, the fed has a tricky job we won't know until we know. understanding that unwinding this balance sheet has never happened before and the process will probably start in september. every month somewhere between 20 billion and 40 billion of assets in the balance sheet roll off. the process will gradually start letting them roll off and mature and not reinvesting those. that probably starts in september. but i think there's going to be a lot of messaging and it will be gradual i don't think the fed will trip us up in the unwind, it will take a while >> art hogan with us that's it for "worldwide exchange." check out what's happening with the futur

we heard from democrats yesterday, mick.six paragraph thing. and here is what they said. they said they don't want to increase the tax burden on the middle class. they don't want this to just benefit the wealthiest individuals. they want to have an open, regular order when they're voting and they don't want to add to any deficits. what about the democrats' proposals here. can you work with them? >> it seems that the one thing the democrats have been unified in since this administration came in is opposing this administration. we have a long conversation about the confirmation process. a long confirmation every single time we call them they say they are not willing to work with us. they will say that to the television but they won't say that to us behind the scenes which is frustrating. tax reform, look, what we were able to do last week was important. it didn't get that much attention. when we unveiled what they called the big six agreement. those principles that was a step in the right direction. people said there was no de

glaze. >> you don't have to say i have balance sal mick glaze in my house, never known what to do with what you do, you can put it on salads, fruit, awesome on fruit. any time i have some kinds of fruit appetizer i always use this. >> as we wrap it up, thank you so much for letting me come visit your gorgeous boat, okay? >> thank you so much. thank you so much. jared? >> guess what, i'm on vacation. >> thank you. >> absolutely, thank for coming. >> he's on vacation but still found a way to work. >> well, you know, he's got to work. jared loves to work. >> keep working, jared. >> i'll be back next week. >> this is your job, go. >> those are some nice treats. for this alex around town this week, this will be so exciting, glad sue's been talking about how great the weather will be on sunday, the seconds street festival is this weekend, and we're at fourth and market, second on fourth. alex around town, give you preview of this gorgeous happening. oh, ya. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your m

mick mulvaney, used to be a member of the house.e's viewed -- viewed skeptically by the senate anyway. >> a take, doesn't take it well when a former house member tells him how to do their job. struck me over the weekend saying the senate do votes until they do health care. the senate's not going to be driven by that. it's a totally bad strategy. they're trying to figure how to move forward but mick mulvaney is not the answer. >> and the big issue especially for people watches at home is the policy. will the president cut off subsidies to insurance companies hurting low-income people who get obamacare, and what about exchange problems? short-term fixes debating long-term things and part of it plays out here in the climate in washington and to the point senator cornyn one of them, he's not alone. blount, a key republican senator, stay on health care until we get it done? come back to health care where there's more time to get beyond the moment we're in. put wins on the board, and also in the republican leadership, until someone tells

here is what omb director mick mulvaney says about health care.isten. >> obamacare is still broken. it was just as broken today as it was last week in fact more so. the president is not giving up on this i think what you're seeing from the white house encouragement to the senate, especially senate to stay not give up either. the president is not giving up. they shouldn't give up. david: karl, do you agree? >> i agree. this is big promise to the american people. maybe there needs to be incremental reform but incremental reforms ought to be things that shore up individual market and make conservative changes in our health care policy that move it in reform direction. david: if you want to hear about general kelly and how he can get this organization inside of the white house moving along as it should, read karl's column tomorrow in the "wall street journal." karl rove, thank you very much. >> appreciate it, sir. thank you, david. melissa: taking note from president reagan. with all the negative coverage from the mainstream media, does president trum

and i think the white housecr staff led by now general kelly and mick mulvaney and the legislative team of marc short and rick dearborn, they are doing an amazing job, and i think that they are going to continue to work towards tax reform for all american.ue >> tucker: last question, really quick, where is scaramucci going? >> i understand that he may move back to the ex-im bank where he was for the last month. >> tucker: david bossie, thanks for coming on. for more on the dramatic rise and fall of anthony scaramucci, we are joined by an author and columnist and a keen observer of washington. charles krauthammer. >> pleasure to be here. let me answer the question, where is scaramucci going. obviously "dancing with the stars" ." stu and i don't know anyone who's been on that show but i would recommend against it.il if he calls me, i will tell him that. so i think a lot of republicans, a lot of people who voted for donald trump want to believe that this is a turning point, where the energy of the administration will be focused outward, and the debates that they are having will be policy d

. >> mick, it's not a bailout in as much as it won't keep premiums from speaking. understand why you're not calling it what it is. the reason you're getting pushback from your own party is you're going to hurt people if you don't allow these csr payments which, by the way, your own party put in their own bills. obviously they saw the need for them. >> i think it was the republicans in the house who filed the lawsuit to stop the payments in the first place. i would disagree with that entirely. >> true, but they were also included in this bill. i don't view the senate and the house with a disconnect there, even though the house still provided for some of these payments going forward to a certain year stoppage. >> if they want to provide for the payments as part of a larger bill, that's fine. we welcome that. we supported the house bill. it's not that we dislike these payments as part of a system to repeal obamacare, but right now you don't have that. it comes back to the point i just made. why are you giving the insurance companies a better deal than the people on ob

cot mick coincidence is playing out to the south. 300 people at the center of the eclipse frenzy, thetle green men days festival. it's marks the day they say allens visited the rural community 62 years ago which is the day of the solar eclipse. investigators never found proof to support the finding. normally a few thousand people show up, this year they expect 20,000 people. if nothing else, matt, they will get moon shine. >> probably, 5:28 a.m., our solar eclipse coverage continues. >>> a woman gets stuck in a pool and uses facebook to get help. >> now on "action news," a millions of gathering for the great american eclipse. it is now just hours away we're live on the path of totality. >>> developing overseas an all out search for ten american sailors that went missing during a collision with another ship. >> the feud over the frank ridz statue goes on -- rizzo statue goes on. >> good morning, monday, august 21. david, karen and tam, happy solar eclipse day. >> reporter: i'm happy about today and conditions are not too

if you have any questions, we have -- mick, you can come on up here. mick mulvaney. if you have any questions, please feel free to ask. >> [question inaudible] >> because they're not taking their job seriously as it pertains to this country. we want jobs, manufacturing in this country. some of the people you're talking about, they're outside of the country, having a lot of their product made outside. look at merck, as an example. their product is made outside of our country. we want products made in the country. i have to tell you, some of the folks that will leave, they're leaving out of embarrassment because they make their products outside and i've been lecturing them, including gentlemen you're referring to, you have to bring it back to this country. you can't do it in ireland and all of these other places. you have to bring this work back to this country. that's what i want. i want manufacturing to be back in the united states soed that american workers can benefit. >> why did you wait -- >> i didn't wait long. i didn't wait long. i wanted to make sure unlike mo

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and vice president mick pence condemned the attack during an appearance in panama. >> the latest images of carnage and mayhem sicken us all. as the president said, the united states condemns this terror attack and we will do whatever is necessary to help. >> the u.s. officials have not yet revealed if any of the victims are americans. >> well, here at home, there is plent why i have of reaction to the terror attack in barcelona, especially at one of philadelphia's most popular destinations here independence mall. jeff is live along the mall with more on that tonight from old city. folks we spoke with are saddened by the news and disturbed by what appears to be a more popular method of terror. terror by vehicle. >> we are looking as all agencies are at every incident that happens everywhere in the world. >> late this afternoon philadelphia police tried to reassure the public they are on alert as they monitor the attack in barcelona. >> are you not safe anywhere anymore. >> people are reacting to the news after the growing trend of terror by vehicle knowing it could happen here. >> i thin

one member of congress noting the president's budget director was congressman,mick mulvaney, of course we want to help those people but have to find somewhere else to cut in the federal government. tom cole, i wonder if he'll be demanding this now that he's director? probably not. a playful way setting up a conversation in washington. conservatives saying acting on principle, yes, need to help the people but the federal government is running at a huge deficit. separately. do it separately. conservatives, no, sir. connect it to everyone else because we have to do the bamat >> and ted cruz and others voted against the sandy aid package. didn't like things in it. and doesn't pass muster. attach other provisions to it unrelated to sandy at the time and objected to that. also in the house, 180 members who voted against sandy aid. 179 were republicans, including many texas republicans. this is going to be a test for them. surely democrats will remind them of that vote, but i don't see democrats right now standing in the way of this. and, you know, making demands to this. so far we've seen --

i would love to sit in a room with mick jagger. >> rose: and what would the conversation be about?it down-- there are so many -- >> what would you want ton? >> here's the first question i want to know-- when in god's name are you going to quit so at least i know where the end zone is? let me start the conversation light. just give me a day and a date so i know where the end zone is." t how does he do?it. t? and how has he done it so long? and how has he kept it together. and god bless him for doing it. they are without question my rock 'n' roll band idols. yes, without question. >> rose: because of longevity? >> longevity, the category of music. the permanentance ability. how he kept it together, how they kept it together. you know, it's a band. you know, they're not a solo artist. they're a band. >> rose: they really are. >> you see i straddle the line between the two. >> rose: with very different personalities. >> most definitely. and god bless them for it because they are the rolling stones. >> rose: do you look at yourself in the mirror sometimes and say, "you are one lucky s.o

there's been a sight mick shift. i guess i'm mixing my metaphors from earthquakes to water, but there has been a size mick shift in the american political structure when someone like donald trump can get elected president and this is being described as another defining moment. we've had one almost every week since he has been in office. so at this point with donald trump, it's very hard to know within the republican party, which he stands back from, who has moral authority because so much of how the public perceives moral authority is also shifting, quite honestly. they believe that no one within the belt way has moral authority. they elected donald trump hoping that he would shake up the system. well, he's shaken up something. the system still is standing, however. >> michael, i mean, look, what historical precedent is there? where are you looking back to? what are you anchoring yourself in historically as we're watching this unfold? >> well,up, chuck, for moral authority, tom is absolutely right. you know, the foun

if you have any questions, mick, you could come up here, please. come on up. mick mulvaney. if you have any questions, please feel free to ask. >> why are the ceos leaving your manufacturing council? >> because they are not taking their jobs seriously as it pertains to this country. we want jobs, manufacturing in this country. if you look at some of those people that you are talking about, they are outside of the country. they are having a lot of their product made outside. if you look at merck as an example, take a look at where their product is made. it is made outside of our country. we want products made in the country. i have to tell you, some of the folks that will leave, they are leaving out of embarrassment, because they made their products outside. i have been lecturing them, including the gentleman that you are referring to, about you have to bring it back to this country. you can't do it necessarily in ireland and all of these other places. you have to bring this work back to this country. that's what i want. i want manufacturing to be back into the united states

they prevented and almost certain third world war which would have been so klatt cliz cliz mick that we may not be talking right now. i give ronald reagan huge credit for mr. gorbachev. >> i'm tearing down this wall. >> but that was one thing. but his willingness to initiate gorbachev, they met in iceland. they met in geneva. and that was the human side of -- that was the side of ronald reagan that i appreciate enormously and deeply. only he could have done that. >> yeah. >> only he could have done that and met with gorbachev. >> y & r, i was surprised to learn, started out really as a three month stinlt for you. >> yeah. >> how do you take three months and turn it into almost 40 years? >> most important thing is the change of story lines. >> yeah. >> and there was a moment which wh my wife nicky on the show played beautifully by her all these years asked me about my background. this mysterious character who rufus and billionaire and she didn't know anything about him. so they came up with a story line that made me stay. i then explained to my wife that had i been left on the door st