the times says," mike tyson the boxer, he says eve ryo ne says," mike tyson the boxer, he says everyoneu get punched in the mouth. what they are saying is they may have had a plan but it didn't survive contact with the enemy. i think we saw that yesterday, of the papers go through the events of yesterday. as that when borisjohnson called in the rebels in the morning in an attempt to persuade them. it may well have been a plan to have this on to lose this, to have an election, but i don't think they expected to lose by 27 votes. that is a big attack on them, they understand that, and of course it means as well that he has a —43 majority now. that is quite something. all the papers reflecting for borisjohnson something. all the papers reflecting for boris johnson on something. all the papers reflecting for borisjohnson on where he goes next. that is no simple because he does mean that two—thirds majority of mps in that building behind us and he may well not get that because we are seeing in all the papers, including the times today, the suggestion that labour will hold off until they are

he said, trump reminds me of the heavy weight boxer mike tyson. no one could beat mike tyson. mike tyson. he did it one day when he bit off evander holifield's ear. one day donald trump is going to bite off somebody's ear. i think he might have done it right here. he's bitten off a lot more than he can chew here. i'd make a third point, fareed. there's a word that i think is going to become very important in this story. it's a word that democrats should hug and trump should fear and that word is independence. for trump what is so dangerous about this story is that involves independent, i would say heroic u.s. civil servants. this cia analyst at the white house, the u.s. ambassador to ukraine, all the anonymous people who are feeding this analyst at the white house, who saw what the president did trying to enlist in a mafia-like style a foreign leader to help him rub out a political rival and these people stood up and they're going to have faces and they're going to have voices and for the first time donald trump is going to be up against an enemy, a challenger that won't be ea

there is an ugly laundry list of names from klaus von bulow, to oj simpson, to mike tyson and jeffrey epstein, and so, i want to know first and foremost, what is your moral reasoning behind taking the cases of these clients? prof. dershowitz: okay, that's a great question, and part of the reason i take the most controversial cases and the cases of the most hated people in this country is because i was a law professor with tenure, which meant i had no excuse for not defending the most despised people. i couldn't say, "oh, i worry about my job." by the way, today, i'm not sure a tenure will protect you against defending some of the most despised people in the world, but if the most despised people don't get a defense, you know, it moves on to -- everybody -- h.l. mcinroy what's -- h.l. mcinroy said that the reason we have to defend the civil liberties of the world's worst sob's is because the way the government works is first, they make bad laws and apply them to the worst people, and once they have that precedent established, they then apply them to the rest of us. and so, look, i'm a

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and example of this was a trick most famously pulled off by boxer mike tyson who confessed to having deceived testers by using a fake penis filled with clean urine. an independent laboratory analyzes the samples there are $35.00 in the world that are accredited by the world anti-doping agency each athlete must provide 2 bottles sample a for analysis and sample b. for a 2nd test if required the anonymous samples are separated into several tubes and tested for 400 different chemicals every year the world anti-doping agency publishes the list of prohibited substances and methods the athletes take great care to avoid the banned substances. for a book all of us are very very pretty do we do it it was sick of all going on as it . ready is what do you want to see if it's statistically. could. prevent more people doing what. it is to. be able to. do it of course so we're going to go to this issue of. potential this is that. testing during competition is above all about protecting the reputation and credibility of the athletics event in question these urine tests are supplemented by other che

. >> stephen: (as trump) "holyfield got his ear bitten by mike tyson. i tell you, i know tyson chicken nuggets very well, they're delicious. which reminds me of the denver nuggets. and, of course, i happen to know john denver. he wrote 'rocky mountain high' and i bet a lot of you out there watching me free-associate feel like you're high right now." trump-- ( cheers and applause ) trump envisioned a future when some of the students in front of him might become president. >> you are all going to make better deals than that. you have to promise me when you're up here someday-- one of you or two of you or three of you-- at different times, of course. you'll be up here. >> stephen: (as trump) "and whether one, two, or three of you make it to this incredible seat of power, i promise to spread rumors that all of you were born in kenya." that's my promise. all right? i'll see you then." big fans of kenya here. of course, trump's been flapping the old jaw meat a lot in the last 24 hours. last night, he held a rally down in fayetteville, north carolina, to check

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it's like the only thing i can compare it to is when mike tyson bit evander holyfield's ear and thenit evander holyfield's other ear. [ laughter ] so the bigly question now is whether trump used financial 5id that we give the ukrainians as a bargaining chip in exchange for investigating his chief political rival's son. trump says that the subject of joe biden did come up during the call. he says he did not put any pressure on the ukrainian president to launch an investigation. he says he wouldn't do something like that but then also said he could have and it probably possibly would have been okay if he had. [ laughter ] >> did you mention joe biden during the conversation? >> i don't want to talk about any conversation other than to say -- other than to say great conversation. totally appropriate conversation. couldn't have been better. and keep asking questions and build it up as big as possible so you can have a bigger downfall. >> jimmy: it was a perfect call. so perfect in fact he does not want anyone to hear it. joe biden's calling on him to release a transcript of the call. whi

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something -- whatever you think it's going to be, you don't really know until you actually start -- >> mike tysonit best, everybody's got a plan until they get punched in the face. >> yes. >> and that's what it is. >> no, but it's true, and you are doing it without a net, in front of a, you know, everybody's commenting on it. >> sure. >> but, yeah, it does seem like you found the mission, the thesis, you did the live show on showtime on election night. >> yeah. >> that -- to me, that seemed the turning point, in your mind was it or had you already been thinking -- >> no, okay, that was significant because that was significant in a way as a performer because the last 11 minutes or so, something like that, is largely improvised or i'm just speaking. i think we can agree that this has been an absolutely exhausting, bruising, election for everyone. >> that's right. >> and it has come to an ending that i did not imagine. we all now feel the way rudy giuliani looks. what that was, completely emotionally raw, and i think it's important for the audience to know that you're not lying to them. or you're no

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. >> i'm in a fight with mike tyson with no gloves.y're taking my kids away, too. >> dale wasn't completely alone, mind you. some family stayed around, reported back to her sister, ramona, that dale was truly grieving. >> we kept asking, what is he acting like? what is he saying? unless he's some kind of actor that deserves some kind of oscar performance, this guy seems distraught. >> and stephanie's friend, bill, even moved in for two months to help out, console dale. >> we were just trying to hold dale together. he was having a very difficult time. >> did you ever confront him or say, come on, tell us what happened? >> looked every one of us in the eye and said i had nothing to do with this. i'm innocent. >> dale, can you talk at all about the investigators focusing only on you? >> i hope they're investigating someone else. >> didn't look like it. it was summer 2011. nine months after stephanie's murder when it happened. >> i was coming back from one of my photo shoots and a little unmarked car with a light on it flashed and siren we

the equivalent of me getting punched in mike tyson getting punched in a nose and then asking us bothuch did that hurt and adding that together and averaging. if everything has a different scale it's meaningless. >> just quickly. it is a mistake to equate happiness or satisfaction with material well-being. actually good example is in the history of socialism, the soviet union, when it was created in 1917, was -- the soviet people, the russian people got richer very quickly, and the forced industrialization in fact brought russia into a more modern industrial capacity grew and so forth but it -- they developed in a very real way, killed 50 million people but they -- the country developed and people got richer, and a lot of material ways, but i don't think too many of them were happier. so is goes both ways. you can delve and have happy developing but you can develop in a way that creates a lot of misery along the way. the means matter a lot. >> having said that, it is also true that the happiness literature finds that as countries grow richer people get happier. >> doesn't mean it's no

it's the equivalent of me getting punched in the nose and mike tyson getting punched in the notes and i'm asking us both on the scale one to ten how much did the hurt and adding this together and averaging it. everybody hamza different scale. is meaningless. >> is a mistake to equate happiness or satisfaction with material well-being and actually get a pig example of it in the history of socialism, the seller soviet union and set 1917, the soviet people and russian people got rich are very quickly. forced industrialization in fact brought russia into a more modern industrial capacity growth and so forth. but it didn't this rate people they developed in a very away. they killed 50 million people but the country developed and people got richer in a lot of material ways. i don't think too many of them are happier. it goes both ways. you can develop and have heavy people but you can also develop in a way the really creates a lot of misery along the way. the means matter a lot. >> having said the, it is also true in happiness literature finds the countries grow richer, people do get happie

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. >>> starbucks is not the only company revising forecast, jetblue and tyson in the last 24 hours also let's get to mike santoli for the first market dashboard mike. >> i'm calling this fighting ebb tide, fighting economic growth global is causing downgraded expectation for earnings also get to more aquatic maritime themes diving into the shadows people betting on more down sides than there was in stocks looking at countering cross-currents, important levels in the stock market that josh was alluding to before and bobbing to the surface to bond market stories let's look at the relationship between macro indicators forecast ism, got that print below 50 you see here the relationship between ism manufacturing index and how many -- what percentage of forecast revived up or down that's the rollover we're seeing right here the percentage is down toward 40%. that is out of rbc we suggest perhaps the direction of revision is still going to be lower until ism turns as it did here, multiple places. let's look at morgan stanley's leadings earnings indicator, using macro variables. trend for realized earnings growt