mitchell: we certainly see that result now and the u.k..o you have any projections as to what break that will mean. iny face a no jailbreak set october. that's a no deal brexit in october. mr. gates: i would say one word, disaster. this goes probably to the dinner panel. i think it will have some in terms of our relationship with britain and britain's role in the world. ms. mitchell: and putting on your own house again, how does any of this -- your own hat again, how does this affect relationships with our key intelligence partners? and do they get nervous when say --eone who is, a partisans when partisans become in charge of all our intelligence agencies, which is maybe not that case, and maybe everyone changes when they begin to take a job. do they begin to hold back? does it make us less safe? mr. gates: i do not really think so. they deal with us because it is in their interest and because we have a lot to offer. the truth is, a lot of intelligence services, including five eyes the arrangement, or held by flick lapointe he's -- held by

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a crack in the ice. the white house and key senators are working quietly on a possible compromise on background checks. in florida, 18 months after the parkland tragedy, police and the families of the victims issue a heartfelt warning. >> everybody needs to know it can happen anywhere, anytime, anyplace and at the hands of anybody. >> coming up, fred gutenberg who daughter was killed at marjorie stoneman douglas will join me. >>> a top trump immigration official defends his rewrite of the emma lazarus' poem on the statue of liberty saying it should read give me your tired and your poor who can stand on their own two feet. >> that poem was referring back to people coming from europe where they had class based societies where people were considered wretched if they weren't in the right class. >>> and their time. starting today, a new law in new york state allows child sexual abuse victims to finally file civil lawsuits, no matter how long ago they were abused. >> what kind of difference will it make i

"andrea mitchell report andrea mitche"andrea mitchell rs now. >>> new fallout from the g 7 as brazil's president rejects funds to fight fires without getting an apology from france's president macron. climate change was a major focus of the summit, president trump did not attend that meeting. leaving world leaders mystified about where he stands on key issues, not only climate but also the trade war with china. >> donald trump has no understanding of soft power. he doesn't understand relationships, how to sustain them. he's leaving us on the sidelines. it's an abdication, really, of the united states' position in the world. >>> landmark ruling. a drug industry giant being held responsible for spreading the opioid epidemic. what does it mean for the rest of the industry? >> we have proven that johnson and johnson built its billion dollar brand out of greed and on the backs of pain and suffering of innocence people. >>> and the leaderboard, conflicting polls raising questions about how solid joe biden's lead really is with elizabeth and bernie sanders rounding out the top three. >> this

kenny mitchel entered hapgood's hotel room in the afternoon.lent encounter resulted in mitchel's death. >> we live in it and breathe it every day. >> in a press hapgood and his lawyer raise concerns about the release of evidence by officials in anguilla. >> the attorney general withheld a toxicology report that showed mr. kenny mitchel was not only drunk but high on cocaine and other drugs when he attacked scott. >> no. >> the victim's mother spoke to cbs news via webcam. >> my son did not try to rob him. something else happened. >> hapgood is out on bail after posting a $74,000 bond has been threatened with threats on facebook. >> i know exactly where you live [ bleep ] if i ever see your punk [ bleep ] in connecticut. >> all i did is defend my young daughters in front of an attacker that was crazed and desperate. i have to hold on to that fact. i would dod it again. thank god i was in the room when he came. >> president trump's offer to buy greenland has been called absurd by the prime minister. president trump will pay a visit to greenland n

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," on ice. president trump canceled an upcoming visit to denmark, announcing on twitter because the danish prime minister refused to set him greenland, a sovereign territory. what's the fallout from denmark? a nato ally whose troops have died alongside americans. >>> donald trump insulting american junes ews say when thee for democrats they show great disloyalty. >>> indefinite detention. the trump administration announces new rules to reverse court rulings limiting the amount of time migrant families can be held at the border. >>> and we have breaking news. good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the president is leaving the white house for a speech to the veterans of foreign wars. he's been taking questions for about 20 minutes now about a firestorm of criticism on a lot of issues, including his decision to cancel that trip to denmark over greenland. the future of gun reform legislation and nerveness over the economy. joining me now as we await the tape to be played back from the south la

that kenny mitchel didn't attempt to rob him. >> reporter: why? >> he has a good family, he had a good job. he was not someone desperate for money. >> reporter: this case, which has galvanized the small island of an ghoul la, is just getting started. scott hapgood is due back in court on september 9th. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> now, to your money tonight. the labor department revising its numbers downward, reporting there were 501,000 fewer jobs created over the last year than previously thought. we've seen these revisions before, but this is the largest revision in a decade. let's get right to jonathan karl tonight, and jon, i know you were in toefl office today, you asked the president about these revisions, and let's listen. >> reporter: mr. president, are you concerned about the job numbers, 500,000 -- >> no, the job numbers have been really good. we have unemployment at a level that it hasn't been at for many, many years. fantastic numbers. the economy has been really fantastic. >> jon karl with the president today. the president there

"andrea mitchell reports" starts now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the gun lobby. donald trump is warned by the nra not to support background checks. even as ohio congressman tim ryan takes the gun control fight right to mitch mcconnell's home turf on a road trip to kentucky with moms demand action. >> i'm here this morning with six kids at 7:00 a.m. to support tim ryan because we really, really, really need gun legislation passed in ohio. >>> war of words. on the day he was supposed to be the nation's consoler in chief, president trump attacks local officials in the grieving communities and goes after joe biden for biden's scorching attack on mr. trump. >> both clear language and in code this president has fanned the flames of white supremacy in this nation. our president has more in common with george wallace than he does with george washington. >>> and wake up call. scientists say climate change is threatening the world's food supply with a warning that could affect your backyard barbecue. >> it starts with changing the way you eat instead of eating a meat based

mitchell. although she is testifying in her role as the president and ceo of the business group on health, i want the committee to no that she is the native maynard who we hope is only temporary living on the west coast. before her work to occur across the country ms. mitchell led a multitude of healthcare organizations in the state of maine including serving ceo of the main health management coalition in the network for regional improvement in portland. in her role she was a powerful catalyst for healthcare transparency and quality improvement and she served in the main state legislator. although ms. mitchell and i are in different political parties, i tell you that i always found her work to be insightful, practical and nonpartisan. given her extensive efforts to improve healthcare transparency and quality, i was pleased to recommend ms. mitchell for the federal position focused payment model technical advisory committee. one of the longest committee names possible where he served as vice cha

. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we'll have a lot more about the judge's recommendations in the eric garner case. but first more fall out for the democratic candidates' strategy. targeting president obama's l legale legacy as much as donald trump's policies. eric holder said acknowledge the achievements and then build on them. expand the possibilities that barrack made possible. do not attack the good faith tough choices made for short the short term. the attacks on barack obama's records was an attempt to take down joe biden who has made his eight year partnership with the president the centerpiece of his campaign. >> i think he was genuinely taken aback that colleagues who he considers close friends came after he and president obama's record. i was surprised to see that on the debate stage. president obama is the most unifying two term democratic president. >> this as the one percenters in the democratic field face a do or die month to try to make the next round of debates in september. so far, only eight contender

mitchell. he is a patient and a founder of patients portable affordable drugs from my state, bethesdamaryland . welcome. ms. ashley craig, a patient from easton texas, miss laura mclynn, a mother of a patient from indianapolis indiana. miss sarah skipper, a patient from indianapolis indiana. and pam holt. patient from indiana. before i swear you in, let me explain to you that we don't have in many witness, as many members here today because we were expecting to be in session today and we're not area which means that members , a lot of members had to leave to go home. but i understand we appreciate you being here and i want to make sure some people asked me whether i should, what i would hope for this hearing and i said out of respect to you all, i wanted to make sure that we held this hearing and so i hope that you understand that. and if you would all please rise and raise your righthand , i will begin joining you in. raise your right hand. class use where or affirm that the testimony you are

"andrea mitchell reports" starts now. >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports" the debate of the top ten, including joe biden's first face-off with elizabeth warren. unless a miracle poll turns up before midnight tonight. >> if this holds, one night, one stage, one debate, ten candidates, all going head to head. >> steve kornacki joins us in a moment with the breakdown. >>> pardon me. the president reportedly promises pardons to aide whose break the law and help him build that wall before he has to face the voters next year and explain a broken promise. >> would it be appropriate for a member of this administration to break the law to accelerate the construction of the border wall? >> peter, i don't think that any of us in this administration would ever feel it's appropriate to break the law. >>> run silent, run deep. new photos show north korea may be building a submarine capable of launching nuclear tipped missiles. the biggest threat yet to the u.s., despite the president's fondness for chairman kim. >> when they have submarines that can wander the pacific ocean that can get close

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," monster storm. hurricane dorian intensifying as it rages towards u.s. now threatening the entire state of florida where it could land as a category 4 storm. >> we urge all floridians to have seven days' worth of food, medicine and water. >> we're below sea level, so i think everybody's fearing for the worst. >> we're going to hunker down ride it out and stay safe. >>> the gatekeeper. president trump's personal assistant who controlled daily access to the oval office forced to resign after the president learned she shared confidential details about white house operations and the trump family with reporters during an off the record dinner. >> i suspect this would be an issue for any administration but particularly one that's is adversarial with the press and it concerned about leaks especially sensitive ones. >>> new low? the trump administration abruptly ending deferred deportation of seriously ill migrants. children and adults who have been receiving life saving medical care since they were young.

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," shutting it the gates. israel under pressure from president trump takes the rare step of denying visas to elected members of congress, two of the president's sharpest critics. >> the fabric of the nation is torn a little bit further by the president's actions this morning. the president has shown himself incapable of defending the very ideals of our nation. >>> roller coaster ride. market futures down. then wall street bounces back today after signals from beijing about a potential trade deal. but president trump muddies the waters with his tweets. >> this trade war seems to be a precipitating event that is raised down and uncertainty and increased pessimism among investors. >>> and a bridge too far? republican leaders under pressure to expel steve king after his comments seeming to normalize rape and incest. >> what if we would go through all the family tree and pull those people out that were products of rape and incest, would there be any population left if we did that? >> he should resign

andrea mitchell reports starts right now. >> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," demanding answers. the death of jeffrey epstein by apparent suicide in a federal jail creating a barrage of questions and conspiracy theories, some giving extra oxygen by the president of the united states. the attorney general promising the investigation is not over. >> i was appalled and, indeed, the whole department was. any co-conspiratorers should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice and they will get it. >> united front. the 2020 democrats turn up the heat on the gun lobby. the president and congress with calls not only for background checks and to renew the assault weapons ban after the mass shootings in el paso and dayton. >> my party has to get out of the defensive crouch that has us thinking that we're in the minority in these issues. america is with us in demanding common sense gun safety. even as lawmakers want to know why i.c.e. arrested hundreds of undocumented workers. not a single food processing plant owner. businesses that are breaking the law. >> and we do have those employers

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump re-igniting his today with the so-called squad of democratic congresswomen of color after the unprecedented step to pressure israel's prime minister netanyahu to block two muslim congresswomen from an official visit to israel and the palestinian territories. now michigan democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib has rejected a belated offer from israel to visit her relatives only if she remains silent about the anti-israel boycott. tlaib tweeted i have decided that visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions goes against everything i believe in. parties are slamming the president's interference of travel by a member of congress and israel caving into the pressure after saying last month that the congresswomen were welcomed to visit. joining me now nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, senior political analyst ashley parker and reporter at "the washington post" and reuters white house correspondent jeff mason. welcome all. first of all, kristen, let's

kenny mitchel drunk, but also high on cocaine and other drugs when he attacked scott. >> cocaine and -- no. >> reporter: reena mitchell, the victim's mother, spoke to cbs news via web cam. >> my son didn't try to rob him. something else happened. >> reporter: hapgood, who is out on bail after posting a $74,000 bond, has been inundated with insults and threats like these on facebook. cbs news obtained these voice mails left on hapgood's cell phone. >> i know exactly where you live [ bleep ]. if i ever see your [ bleep ] in connecticut, i somewhater to s going to jump. >> reporter: he spoke exclusively to cbs news. >> all i did was defend my young daughters in front of an attacker that was crazed and eran toust hold on to that fact. i would do it again and thank god i was in the room when he came. >> reporter: errol barnett, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the morning news, philadelphia's police commissioner abruptly steps down. and gene testing. there are new recommendations to assess breast cancer risks. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ we got great deals for all our friends.

coworker saying he was the first to run to his room clark says he walked into the room and saw mitchell pinned to the ground struggling to breathe. >> mr. hapgood's left forearm was across kenny's neck/chin area this way and mr. happenwood held kenny's right hand across his body like this >> reporter: auth >> someday i will be able to tell the real story in a legal setting. the sooner the day comes the better >> reporter: if he is convics s know the punishment. he's due back in court here september 9th. >>> when we come back why puppy love may be what the doctor ordered. >>> finally tonight they are loving and loyal and now a new study reveals that having a dog also makes us healthier.hy >> reporter: for eons faces like these have been pulling on our heart strings in all the right ways tonight a new study is linking owning a dog to better heart health, not a surprise at the madison square dog park in manhattan. >> he always keeps me active >> reporter: the mayo clinic study taking a look m i would watching netflix every night >> reporter: for so many owners and their dogs, it's not just

mitchell. founder from my state. welcome. a patient from houston texas. the mother of a patient from indianapolis indiana. indianapolis indiana. a patient from granger indiana. before i swear you and, let me just explain to you that we don't have as many members here today because we were expecting to be in session today and we are not. members had to leave to go home. understand we appreciate you being here. some people asked me whether i would postpone this hearing. i said out of respect to you all , i wanted to make sure that we help this hearing. i wanted to make sure that you understood that. if you would all please rise and raise your right hand i will begin swearing un. raise your right hand, please. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is true? the whole truth. nothing but the truth, so help help you god. let the record show. thank you. you may be seated. the microphones are extremely sensitive. please speak directly into them. without direction, it will be ma

what really was the cause of kenny mitchell's death?m, that mitchell was still alive. what is the autopsy report say is fix he appeared he would have been dead. >> trace: the autopsy report says that he was choked. what are you leading to? >> there is a possibility that there was a lack of integrity with respect to the report. when you are on drugs, alcohol, and you are in an excited situation, cause of death is a lot of times what's called arrhythmia. >> trace: his two daughters were in the room. his son was not in the room, the wife was not of the room. so, the two daughters. what do they say? >> of the daughters are going to testify that mitchell was attacking their father and he had to defend himself. now, what the prosecutors are going to argue, trace, is that, at some point in time, when mitchell is saying, hey, i can't breathe anymore. enough is enough. he should have stopped at that point and not allegedly sat in his chest anymore. >> trace: he's worried about getting a fair trial. he's never been in any criminal trouble before.

this is david mitchell. he is the president and founder of an organization known as patients for affordable drugs, here to talk about the cost of prescription drugs. good morning. guest: good morning. host: talk about your organization. what's behind it, who funds it and why did you start it? guest: patients for affordable drugs is the only national patient organization focused exclusively on policies to lower drug prices. we don't take money for from anybody who profits from the development or distribution of prescription drugs. we collect patients' stories and amplify those stories to policymakers and elected officials and we're building a commitmmunity of patients and as that can be mobilized in support of policies to lower drug prices. i started patients for affordable drugs because i'm a cancer patient. i have an incurable blood cancer, it's called multiple myeloma. it's incurable but treatable for some period of time, unknown. with very expensive drugs. in fact, i'm taking drugs right now. i took my fi

kenny mitchel, a hotel employee, dressed in uniform, entered hapgood's room in the afternoon.hat happened next is unclear. but their violent encounter resulted in mitchel's death and hapgood charged withughter >> my wife, my children, we wake up with it. we live in it. we swim in it. we breathe it every day. >> reporter: today at a press conference, hapgood and his lawyer, who say mitchel was armed and demanding money, raised concerns about the release of evidence by officials in anguilla. >> the attorney general withheld for more than two months a toxicology report that showed mr. kenny mitchel was not only drunk but also high on cocaine and other drugs when he attacked scott. >> cocaine and-- no. >> reporter: rina mitchell, the victim's mother, spoke to cbs news via webcam. >> my son didn't try to rob him. something else happened. >> reporter: hapgood, who is out on bail after posting a $74,000 bond, has been inundated with insults and threats like cbs newsned thesvoice mails left on hapgood's cell phone. >> i know exactly where you live ( bleep ). if i ever see your punk--

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," on the edge. with a tense nation still reeling from a series of mass shootings. a heavily armed gunman is arrested without incident after walking into a walmart in missouri. this as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is facing heavy pressure for ground checks. pressure now including from the president. >> frankly, we need intelligent background checks, okay? this isn't a question of nra republican or democrat. i will tell you i spoke to mitch mcconnell yesterday. he's totally on board. >>> war of words. the biden and trump campaigns go after each other after race relations. joe biden pushes back when confronted by the conservative outlet breitbart in iowa. claiming biden misquoted trump after charlottesville. >> said specifically he said condemning it. >> no, he did not. he said he walked out. let's get it straight. there are very fine people in both groups. they're chanting anti-semitic slogans, carrying flags. >>> left behind. hundreds of children in mississippi sobbing all alone after i.c.e

, tell mitchell to pay hunt. but they're right in the middle of not know whing what to do. and they're right back keen off of disclosure. but they don't know what john dean has done. they don't know all his criminal acts. so dean in this key meeting is negotiating for immunity, for his own immunity. and what he says is what we really ought to do is immunize some people, let them go to the hill and explain the story so the point is to get the story out, not to prosecute people criminally, and he might have added, particularly me. they don't think they -- the rest of the people don't think they've done anything wrong, so they dismiss it out of hand. so here he is. i'm just going to read the red part, but i put it in context. "that's why i raised the point of this immunity concept again. you, the president, you're concerned there's something lurking here. it's been brought to your attention. now is the time to get to the facts. people have been protecting themselves. dean can't get the information. people wouldn't g

as a fun-loving guy with a good job and no reason to rob anyone. >> everybody believes that kenny mitchell -- himself. >> reporter: authorities in anguilla denied our request for comment. this week happen good is traveling back and forth to the island three times for required court hearings leaving anguilla as soon as possible because of death threats. ron allen, nbc news, new york. >> an armed man high jacking a public bus taking 37 people hostage and threatening to set the bus on fire on a bridge in rio de janeiro the standoff ended when authorities shot the suspect >>> just ahead, could you do without your phone all day long? we'll tell you about the largest school in the nation ready to ban them from the classroom. >>> also, the shocking moment a bear braerking in and raiding the fridge two children hiding in the home. >>> and inspiring america. what happens when the world's fastest rapper has one of the fastest interpreters >>> next, we all worry about kids spending too much time on their phones but tonight one school district is taking action here's jo ling kent. >> reporter: just ha

but hapgood says mitchel pulled a knife on him and demanded money, claiming mitchel then stabbed and him during a struggle. hapgood's daughters ran for help. officials say mitchel died of positional asphyxia and blunt force injuries. >> it was a terrifying incident. i know that i was a victim, my family was a victim here. i think the truth will come out. >> reporter: a toxicology report obtained by abc news shows mitchel had a blood alcohol level more than twice the u.s. legal limit, and had cocaine and marijuana in his system. abc news has not independently verified the report, and authorities in anguilla would not confirm the results. david, hapgood says he acted in self-defense, protecting his family, something he says he'd do again if he had to. david? >> all right, eva, thank you. >>> when we come back, new guidelines for gene testing when it comes to breast cancer and ovarian cancer. >>> also tonight, the middle school teacher murdered just two weeks into the school year. >>> and elton john furious tonight. he was a close friend of princess diana and what he's now saying about

mitchell, what do you think of those proposals?ler: i think it's significant -- guest: i think it's significant that the administration cracked open the door to importation. but let's be clear. a, it's the notice of proposed rulemaking. rules take a long time to make, if they are ever finalized. second, anyone who would want to import under that new rule would have to apply, that will take time. third, many drugs are excluded from this plan that the secretary outlined. fourth, it's a demonstration project. so it would only affect little pockets of the country. fifth, canada has 10% of the population of the u.s. cannot possibly supply our drugs , enough of our drugs, at those lower prices. so, anyone expecting that this proposal means help is on the way, is wrong. unfortunately. it starts the process. it may lead somewhere. but it's years away and it's only for a small proportion of drugs and people. host: here is kay from new york. hello. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call this morning. i hope i'm on topic and i'm a little

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump just concluding a press conference at the g7 summit in france, saying he would be open to a meeting with iran if the circumstances were correct and they were, quote, good players. mr. trump also claiming china wants a trade deal very badly and talks were elevated in a conversation with the vice premier last night. and the president became salesman in chief when asked about next year's g7 summit, which he wants to host at his resort in doral, florida which he was pressed on by my colleague, hallie jackson. >> reporter: next year's g7, you alluded today, dropped several hints about miami and doral and hosting next year's g7 at your property. what assurances can you give americans that you're not trying to profit off the presidency? >> i used to get a lot of money to make speeches. now i make speeches all the time. do you know what i get? zippo. and that's good. people looked at my sites, all good. some were two hours from an airport, some were four hours, so far away. so

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as democrats enter a crucial new phase in that heated primary race, after the rest of the pack tried to prove themselves on the debate stage by trying to take down a reenergized joe biden, more forceful than in the first debate, but still with a few stumbles and missed opportunities along the way. the former vice president campaigning in detroit as we speak. the strategy of the other nine last night seemed at times to take down biden by attacking the obama legacy on health care, immigration, and global warming. >> joe biden told wealthy donors that nothing fundamentally would change if he were president. >> in 2019 in america, for a democrat to be running for president with a plan that does not cover everyone, i think is without excuse. >> mr. vice president, you can't have it both ways. you invoke president obama more than anybody in this campaign. you can't do it when it's convenient and then dodge it when it's not. >> mr. vice president your argument with not with me but science an

this is charles mitchell. no one in this room has heard of charles mitchell and rightly so. charles mitchell was a 13-year-old boy, enslaved boy in olympia, washington territory. abolitionists helped him to escape. he sneaked on to a vessel that would go from olympia north to british columbia. he was eventually discovered. he was thrown into the captain's cabin, held there because the assumption was that once the ship got to victoria, he would be taken into custody and he would be brought back to olympia and the attempt to gain his freedom would fail. here's what actually happened. abolitionists, here are some of these abolitionists. this is the victoria pioneer rifle core militia in british columbia. i started to say they are the black militia. they are the militia. they are the militia for british columbia. almost all abolitionists. they find out about mitchell. they rescued him. they bring him before the chief justice of the colony and the chief justice of the colony says insofar as mitchell is in a vessel that's in british waters and sinceberry detain, great britain has

kenny mitchell. he is free on $74,000 bail.e court adjourned the case to give the prosecution more time to prepare for trial. when the hearing was over, hapgood read a prepared statement to reporters. >> i'm grateful to the opportunity to appear in court today. every court appearance means we are one step closer to putting this nightmare behind us. a nightmare for my family but also for the people of anguilla. we came to your beautiful island for a vacation, just like many thousands of others due each year. we came here because of how welcoming you all are. unfortunately, my family about where in the wrong place at the wrong time, and in an instant, a tragedy resulted that has changed our lives forever. >> hapgood says the hotel handyman showed up unexpectedly at his room, claiming to fix a sink. instead, he said mitchell, armed with a knife, tried to rob him. mitchell died from expectation and what force trauma to his head. they say authorities delayed release of a toxicology report showed a high level of alcohol, as well as c

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mitchell: i think that is interesting.e great thing about china, they appear to actually like dominant monopolistic companies. less people to have to interact with. there is a huge regulatory issue hanging over facebook. we are not investors and a lot of other companies in china. we are but investors -- we are investors in alibaba. there tends to be, people that love alibaba or the people that love tencent. there are two different camps of people. tencent, the holding company, is a business i am not close to. it is growing superfast. i do not have -- i am not an expert on that. david: kind of like the lakers and celtics, right? alibaba lists in hong kong, would it have the same allure to you? mitchell: one hunter percent. -- 100%. they always wanted to list in hong kong and they could not because of the dual class structure. it is crazy that hong kong did not amend it for them. i like to say it the following way -- this is one thing alibaba , it drove management a little nuts. states and western investors, nobody uses the

and finally, they bring mitchell down. now, mitchell's been gone since two weeks after the break-in. they think it's all over the tapes, they think mitchell may be tainted. he was head of when this thing happened. they're bringing mitchell down to say the decision has been made we're going to disclose, you know, john, we're going to disclose, and we're going to call for a renewed investigation. and they go through that but the most intriguing thing, i'm hurrying up because we're running out of time, is the quote from that same meeting. this is the old eob. the house printed its own transcripts, okay? they said they had better equipment. they had better quality tapes. they may have, and they discovered what's called the stonewall quote, and they put it out for the first time, and it says, this is nixon talking to mitchell, i don't give a shit what happens, i want you all to stonewall it, let them plead the fifth, cover up or anything else. if it will save it, save the plan. that's the whole point. so they said this is proof

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this is charles mitchell. i know no one in this room has heard of charles mitchell. and rightly so. charles mitchell was a 13-year- old boy. let me go back. 13-year-old boy. enslaved boy. and olympia, washington territory. he was enslaved by a state government official in olympia, washington territory. abolitionists helped him to escape. he slipped onto a vessel that would go from olympia north to british columbia. he was originally discovered, he was thrown into the captain's cabin, held there. because the assumption was that once the ship got to victoria, he would be taken into custody, and he would be brought back to olympia. and the attempt to gain his freedom would fail. here's what actually happens. abolitionists, and here are some of these abolitionists. this is the victoria pioneer rifle court militia in british columbia. started to say the other black militia. they are the militia. they are the militia. for british columbia. they almost all abolitionists. they find out about mitchell. they are able to rescue him. they bring him before the chief justice of the colony. and th

mitchel came after hapgood with a knife asking for money.you saying at this time? >> well, i keep telling him, okay. yes i understand what you are saying but you still need to give him proper breathing space. >> reporter: at one point clarke says mitchel tried responding. >> he said, can i speak? then in that same position mr. hapgood came, looked down at him and said, you don't have a -- thing to say. >> reporter: clarke says he and his security manager tried to intervene but hapgood refused to budge for roughly 30 minutes. >> he said he would not move. he would not get up. he would not do anything until the police is present. >> reporter: clarke also says hapgood's wife came in the room after he did and recorded part of the encounter on her phone. how do you know it was video and not pictures? >> no, because i saw when she pressed the record button. >> reporter: an autopsy shows mitchel died from positional asphyxia. a toxicology report also shows he had drugs and alcohol in his system. hapgood's family says scott was bitten and stabbed bu

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