. >> natural gas and oil industry experts along with discovery channel series dirty jobs host mike row he participated on a discussion in the 2020 outlook at a conference in washington, d.c. this is 45 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our future of energy panelists, general president of labor's international union of north america, terry o sullivan. president and ceo of small business of entrepreneurship counsel, karen carrigan. president of the services association, leslie buyer. skilled trades advocate and television host mike rowe, and our panel moderator, global industry services, debra philips. >> well, good afternoon. i'm debra philips and i run a part of api that mike and megan have mentioned earlier today but not very many in this town know much about. our more than 120 employees and more than 7,000 volunteers worldwide develop standards and programs that drive safety, environmental performance, sustainability and energy efficiency throughout the oil and gas industry here and around the world. i'm joined on stage with four folks that have unique and well-positio

in a nation divided badly over politics and culture, just about everything, mike rowe spends his timerying to remind all of us that great human beings still live in this country, a lot of them. he's host one of the top shows on facebook. the fourth season debuts next week. >> announcer: a tv host and his crew began traveling the country. >> come here. >> you ready for this? >> announcer: giving back to american do-gooders. if you change lives... >> one of the cancer treatments is isolation. >> announcer: -- if you help others -- >> i knew there were good people locked up. >> announcer: -- then one man wants to return the favor. "returning the favor" january 13th only on facebook watch. >> tucker: a bright spot in a dull landscape. mike rowe joined us recently to talk about what he's doing on the show. >> congrats on the new season. sounds like your job is to locate great people and shine a light on them. >> that's really what it's come down to them. 20 years ago, locate 20 people. try my hand at whatever they do to earn an honest living. returning the favor optically has nothing in co

skills raid advocate and television host, mike rowe. and our panel moderator, api senior vice president of global industry services, debra phillips. >> well, good afternoon, everyone. i'm deborah phillips and i run a part of api that mike and megan have mentioned earlier today but not many know much about. our 120 employees, and more than 7,000 volunteers worldwide developed standards and programs that drive safety, environmental performance, sustainability, and energy efficiency throughout the oil and gas industry, both here domestically and around the world, and it's my distinct pleasure to be the moderator for today's panel. i'm joined on stage with four folks that have unique and well positioned perspectives regarding america's energy future, and they are here to share that with us today. just to do a brief reintroduction of our panelists, we have terry o'sullivan at the end to your left representing international labors union. we've got karen kerrigan representing small businesses and entrepreneurs. next to karen we have leslie bye

mike rowe just joined us recently to talk about what he's doing with thehe show.all congrats on the new season. number four already. it sounds like your job is basically to just locate great people and shine a light on them? >> that's really t what it's coe down to. 20 years ago it was located 30 people, shine the light on them, find them in the sewer, find them on the bridge, find that whatever, tell their stories, try my hand at whatever they do to earn an honest living and now -- it's really funny, no one's pointed out before, returning the favor optically has nothing in common with dirty jobs. but in fact, it's really the same show. we just changed the title, cleaned it up a little bit and rather than celebrating work on its face, we are now celebrati celebrating -- if dirty to dirty jobs was a rumination work, returning the favor is a rumination on kindness and decency. but we try very hard for the last 70 episodes not to let it devolve into forgive me, but this old house. i don't want the cello getting sick. i don't want manufactured tears. on primeant a ful

. >> natural gas and oil industry experts along with discovery channel series dirty jobs host mike rowparticipated on a discussion in the 2020 outlook at a conference in washington, d.c. this is 45 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our future of energy panelists, general president of labor's international union of north

skilled trades advocate and television host mike rowe. our panel moderator, senior vice president of global industry services, deborah phillips. [ applause ] >> well, good afternoon, everyone. i'm deborah phillips, and i run a part of api that mike and megan have mentioned earlier today, but not many in this town know very much about. our more than 120 employees and more than 7,000 volunteers worldwide develop standards and programs that drive safety, environmental performance, sustainability, and energy efficiency throughout the oil and gas industry, both here domestically and around the world. it's my distinct pleasure to be the moderator for today's panel. i'm joined onstage with four folks that have unique and well-positioned perspectives regarding america's energy future. and they're here to share that with us today. just to do a brief reintroduction of our panelists, we have terry o'sullivan, at the end, to your left, representing international laborers union. karen carrigan, representing small entrepreneur. leslie beyer represents c

way we can't relate to the way i heard it guy, the host of returning the favor on facebook watch mike rowe books and out of control. brian: more than a couple. just kidding. you are very relatable. >> thank you. people like me. ask around. brian: what do you think michael bloomberg thinks we are missing the boat when we say that the economy is good. >> look, i read his plan. it's kind of like a fruit cake. there is some stuff in it i like. i like the idea of pushing technical trades. i like the idea of focusing on parts of the country that haven't participated in the economy that we have. steve: right. >> the minimum wage, the whole unintended consequence thing make me a little nervous. mostly, he just lost me with that whole california is a model thing. living in california. brian: china is not a competitor. >> look, it's probably beyond my pay grade, but my understanding what's going on in california is seemingly different than his so i don't get it. steve: speaking of causal, there wacalifornia there was an article that suggested maybe you should be the governor in 2022. allow me to rea

mike rowe for california governor, 2022. i'm going to read a little bit of it. >> nice b block stuff. stuart: mike please jump into the california governor's race in 2022. you're the only candidate who can restore sanity and balance to california's governance and you can win and you are the season's schwarzenegger, venture a, trump. any comments? >> i'm not sure i'm ventura material, but i posted it on my facebook page when i saw it and i just wrote "how bad are things in california? this bad" because honestly, what am i going to go governing a state? but i'll tell you, rich, the author, he really made some points that have troubled me for years, like mostly, i know california has had a surplus in 2011, but your point earlier, the idea that the market is where it is and the idea that real estate has gone through the roof, california's state budget is disproportionately weighted toward capital gains, and those cap gains, 13.3 i think is the highest in the country and what sectors are they attached to? real estate and the marke

steve: as mike rowe as said and other people there are some kids who don't have to go to college. they become massage therapists or a welder or a roofer or a plumber and they make a lot of money. i'm just saying. do you know how much it costs to fix my sink? [laughter] >> i think we just spent 8 years thinking everybody has to go to college. steve: right. >> just like everybody has to be stuck in schools. steve: can i see the hands, how many of you did not go to college? all right. of those people, you didn't go to college, are you doing okay? >> oh yeah. >> i would say that's 100 percent. thank you all very much for talking to us about elizabeth warren's big plan. brian and ainsley? brian: we are going to be going back to the audience quite often until you get sick of us. coming up straight ahead on this show. he is not backing down. president trump announcing a new immigration crackdown cue the door. retired ice director tom homan up next, to tell us more. [cheers and applause] ♪ we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've

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right now there is one from that i looked at, cornerstone mike rowe, nancy lazar says it could cut globalwth by four-tenths of a percent. a lot of people expect a very good year in the united states. david solomon, ceo of goldman sachs, he said expect three to 3.5% and economic growth for the u.s. this year. this change that scenario. >> ed: to add to that mixing earnings reported for a lot of big companies like boeing with all their planes, amazon, all of their shipping. how does that fit in? >> obviously it's a major economic indicators. if you got slower growth you will see a hit shipping. you will see a hit to the fedexes of the world. this is all economic activity that will play into earnings, and its earnings that ultimately impact the stock market. i wouldn't be overly worried about this. however, you could see a cut, and that will cause managers, ceos, to lower their expectations for global growth. >> ed: the markets have largely shrugged off the impeachment drama in washington. john ratcliffe was one of your many important guests on yesterday, here's what he said. >> it starts wi

mike lyons. coming up, one of rows may follow the u.s.on general sola money, it has hasen up the power shaken up the power region. we will speak to the man who set policy toward iran and the middle east for many years, former connecticut senator joe lieberman. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ er" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. joe lieberman represented his home state of connecticut in the u.s. senate for 24 years including as chairman of the homeland security committee. he is now chairman of the group united against nuclear iran. we welcome him back for today's conversation in chief. you have had strong views on iran for some time. let me ask a basic question. is iran stronger or weaker today than last thursday before the attack on general soleimani? much weaker today after the attack on general soleimani. the frame of mind of the leadership group at the top has got to be full of more fear than they did a week ago. i

i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> radio row in miami is filled with reporters askingr nfl players and coaches what's going to happen on super bowl sunday. >> so we sent a reporter, hey, to do the same thing. abc7 news community gist dustin dorsey caught up with four bay area football legends to get their take on the game and what it means to our area. >> you're used to seeing guys like steve sabannon mariucci. today they're breaking down the upcoming super bowl matchup between the san francisco 49ers and the chiefs. >> i love good football. >> he is one of the best quarterbacks in the game. i think winning percentage-wise, he is equally at the top of the game. winning in the games that he's had -- that he's performed in his career. i love everything he brings to the table. >> there is four categories that your players will fall into. some are leaders. some are producer. some are role players. some are chemistry guys. well kittle, is he a leader? >> yeah, check that box. is he a producer? check that box. is he a chemistry guy? yeah. he is good for a team. he is good fo

mike pompeo, and other top officials. even floated the possibility of showing up himself. >> would that be great? right in the front rownd stare at their corrupt faces. i would love to do it. don't keep talking because you may convince me to do it. >> trump seems fixated on the trial back home, even as the world hope he would use the world economic forum to highlight accomplishments on trade. when --oy when asked ask about imports of cars to the united states. president trump: i have a date in my mind, and it's a fairly quick date. >> it could hurt efforts to negotiate another trump trade priority, reform of the wto and the new trade deal with united states and european union. still, trump says he hopes to have a deal before the 2020 presidential election. ishas also confirmed he expanding his controversial travel ban, barring citizens of certain countries from entering the u.s.. president trump: we are adding a couple of countries to it. our country has to be safe. >> his band sparked protests when he introduced it less than a week after taking office. ban forled it a muslim targeting muslim majority countries like ir

mike pump a o. and other top officials he even floated the possibility of showing up himself left . the white house. right the front row and stare their corrupt faces i'd love to do it i don't know. you may convince me to do it trump seemed fixated on the trial back home even as the white house hoped trump would use the world economic forum to highlight accomplishments on trade trampas corey when asked when he'll tariff imports of european cars to the united states i have a date in my mind and it's a fairly quick date past threats of tariffs have sparked backlash from european officials and it could hurt efforts to negotiate another trump trade priority reform of the world trade organization and a new trade deal with the united states and european union still trump says he hopes to have a deal before the 2020 presidential election. also confirmed he's expanding his controversial travel ban barring citizens of certain countries from entering the u.s. a couple of countries to we have to be safe our country has to be safe. trumps ban sparked protests in the u.s. when he introduced it less than a week after taking office.

defend oj simpson and klaus vonn beulo and mike tyson, i've defended some of the most controversial people in history. that's what lawyers do. that's what john dhar rowid. >> of course, they do. in the case of jeffrey epstein and those other ones that you state, the victim or alleged victim, all women, you have a number of senators, including female senators and a lot of their constituents two are female who may look at that and they may not like that association, do you think it will backfire? >> no, they understand it's pure mccarthyism to hold a lawyer responsible for having represented controversial clients under 6th amendment. it's what lawyers do it's what lawyers should do. i'm very proud of my role as a defense lawyer. i did nothing wrong in any of those cases. and i will proceed to make my argument in this case without concern for what people think about who i represented in the past. that's who i am. that's who i always have been. that's who i will continue to be as long as the good lord gives me strength to defend people you don't like and i don't like sometimes. >> alan, thank you so much. jeffrey thank you so much to both of you for this

bolton secretary of state mike pump aoe and other top officials he even floated the possibility of showing up himself had left. the white. sort of love sit right at the front row and stare their corrupt faces i'd love to do it i don't know talking because i know you may convince me to do it trump seemed fixated on the trial back home even as the white house hoped trump would use the world economic forum to highlight accomplishments on trade he appeared confident now democrats are accusing him of openly admitting he's withholding documents one of the main allegations against the job but honestly we have. all the material they don't have the material trump did discuss other topics including a future trade deal with the european union and confirmed he's expanding his controversial travel ban barring citizens of certain countries from entering the u.s. we're adding a couple of countries to it we have to be safe our country has to be safe. trumps ban sparked protests in the u.s. when he introduced it less than a week after taking office. here. many called it a muslim ban for targeting muslim majority countries like iran and somalia and fought it in court 2018 the s

rowe price invest with confidence. oh no, here comes gthe neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. ♪. liz: iraqi security forces firing tear gas and live roundses of ammo during clashes with anti-government protesters in baghdad. this happened overnight into today. they wounded at least 13 demonstrators, killing two, possibly three. fox news trey yingst joins us in jerusalem with more. reporter: liz, protests continue across places like iraq and lebanon as frustration grows regarding iranian influence in the region. in baghdad, two people were killed, a dozen injured as security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas. clashes erupted as hundreds of iraqis blocked main roads to the capital of baghdad. burning tires and barricades were used to block vision of gunmen who occasionally opened f

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row, boom, boom, boom, boom, to tell the country where we are going. and the president here, president trump has some pretty formidable figures around him, mike pompeo being prime among many in the national security area but we don't hear sort of a comprehensive explanation for how that inconsistency you laid out works. are we pulling out or getting out of the region or expanding because we need to. now vice president pence i think is supposed to give a speech in the next week and be interesting to see what he has to say about it. but there is real confusion out there. people overseas are trying to put the puzzle together and figure out where the united states is leading us at this point in the region and they can't figure it out either. >> frank figliuzzi, there would always be a moment where the haphazard way that foreign policy was not just carried out but conceived in donald trump's head on twitter and based on his gut reaction to tv images colliding with the reality in the agencies that you would work in responsible for keeping people safe around the world. what is the reality for the men and women in national law enforcement or any national security

mike pump a o. and other top officials he even floated the possibility of showing up himself had left. the white you know sort of lovesick right the front row and stare in their corrupt faces i'd love to do it i don't know talking because i may you may convince me to do it trump seemed fixated on the trial back home even as the white house hoped trump would use the world economic forum to highlight accomplishments on trade he appeared confident now democrats are accusing him of openly admitting he's withholding documents one of the main allegations against but honestly we have all the material they don't have the material to try. did discuss other topics including a future trade deal with the european union and confirmed he's expanding his controversial travel ban barring citizens of certain countries from entering the u.s. we're adding a couple of countries to it we have to be safe our country has to be safe. trumps ban sparked protests in the u.s. when he introduced it less than a week after taking office. here. many called it a muslim ban for targeting muslim majority countries like iran and somalia and fought it in court 2018 the suprem

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mike bloomberg is trying to do here. they see this as a national threat. not just a virginia threat on their gun control, on second amendment rights, rather. steve: griff jenkins reporting second day in a rowfrom richmond. thank you, sir. we have a fox news alert. another one, big one. impeachment trial against the president starts today in the senate. and the president's defense team is urging the senate to reject the articles calling the case frivolous and dangerous. a brazen political vendetta. >> and here to weigh is fox news judicial analyst and host of liberty file on fox nation judge andrew napolitano. you said you read both the legal briefs. >> one is 111 pages long and the other is 110 pages long. very standard in a trial for the court say for the prosecutors and to defense counsel, lay out your argument for me and for each other. and in the real world, that does not go to the jury. in this case it does. so the senators have had the opportunity to read this as well. there is nothing new in either of these arguments, but there is such a tremendous disconnect it's like each of them is writing about another world. to the house managers, the president is a monster who is destroying de