if we get a one stopper mitt ste permitting that is how we kick started this. promised we are not just about brick and mortar co-location. we need to streamline that process to make the permitting process more customer friendly through digital. i want to thank the mayor and board through funding those opportunities. in this building is the department of public works, building inspections, city planning, environmental services. in the one stopper mitter shop in addition to those major departments it will include the fire department, public utilities, office of small business, entertainment commission and we are looking at other satellite departments to touch the building in here, m.t.a., office of cannabis, disability. police, board of appeals and tax collector. that is all important. as the mayor talked about a.d.u. pilot and trying to streamline that process, let me drilling down what our team is looking at. as we currently before if you were an a.d.u. permit resident you needed five different departments, answer 516 questions and navigate multiple application

by being utterly devoid of charm and mildly offensive. >> there is a guy called mitt romney who wantsow whether we're ready. he wants to know whether we're ready. are we ready? are we ready? yes, we are. >> some vintage boris johnson right there. that is what used to pass for incivility and diplomatic outrage. oh, how times have changed. >> oh, how times have changed indeed. the things that we -- right correctly got outraged about in the past or questioned in the past, now wouldn't herald a mention. >> you know, in seriousness i think it is important to remember just how far this president has changed our norms. >> it is crucial to remember and we live it every day. great to see you here. >> it is great to see you, too. >>> the relationship with the united kingdom is very strong, so says president trump. all day we have he' been following the president's visit toit united kingdom. he will be attending the state banquet. earlier today took a helicopter ride from winfield house the u.s. ambassador's residence to the palace where he and the first lady met with queen elizabeth ii, prince

ask mitt romney. ask hillary clinton. people want to have a clear contrast, a choice. this is where i think democrats are wrong to shy away from impeachment. you really have to draw a difference between right and wrong. happy and angry. racist and not racist, right? and so when people say, well, i think joe biden is the best because they appeal to the same voter as donald trump. okay. but what's the trade-off there? what voters are you possibly leaving on the table? because if donald trump and joe biden match up, it's going to be an angry election tailor made to older white male voters. i think that depresses female and minority turnout. leaves them on the table. and so i just -- people don't play it safe. you have to take big risks and i'll tell you the only person i see playing big ball right now is elizabeth warren in drawing contrast with her fellow candidates. >> wow. >> don, can i just say -- >> good night, everybody. i'm going to go home. >> can i -- can i just say one point about that? >> yeah, go ahead. >> which is that so many of the voters that you talk to o

and so the concept was, we take the mitt teams, that are operating, in an area, and we'll use u.s. conventional forces, or u.s. line units, to provide security, and enhance those military transition teams, and by doing so, by enhancing that capability, we will therefore be able to accelerate the transition of these iraqi security forces. the competing model which was fielded, really revisited, and fielded in 2007, was the partnering of u.s. forces with iraqi forces, and this was made possible by the surge of u.s. units into baghdad and the surrounding areas. so more units, more headquarters, translated into the ability to, for those headquarters and those soldiers to partner with iraqi army and national police units in their sectors, and so you had a synergy, between the partnership of units and the ongoing work of the military transition teams, which were still in place, but both of those aspects were under the control of the brigade combat team commander in the sector, and so you achieved a certain synergy, particularly as the baghdad security plan was developed and implemented.

you do need a mitt even though he's not catching any balls.ey. i'm not going to get him a mitt and let him throw out the first pitch. >> jimmy: yeah. that is something that you can think too much about. you may have actually done a terrible thing to your father by giving hmm a heads-up. >> originally i wanted him to have to wear the parrot costume and run around. but they said he's 70, it's too much. >> jimmy: it's too much. >> yeah. >> jimmy: your special, your stand-up comedy special, is very funny. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and also really -- i mean, like -- you have to -- it's outrageous in many, many ways. and i'm sure you're aware of that. >> i mean, it's called "fire in the maternity ward." >> jimmy: yes. well titled. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you ever have people -- like i know people, most of your audience knows who you are and what you're about. but do you have people that are just plain shocked when they come to see you? >> every time. >> jimmy: every time. and you like that. >> i love it. it's usually -- it's like people who really love m

romney and paul ryan, he told black crowd, he wants to put you guys back in chains, only thing mitt romney put on chains was his dog on the roof of his car on vacation, sorry. nothing. kennedy: meantime it looks like democrat latest golden boy is facing his first campaign cris crisis. i'm still pulling for you mayor pete. in indiana he is mayor, last night he held a town hall where angry residents voiced their frustration, watch. >> you want our vote, do your job. >> there are ways on -- do you understand. get the people that are racist off the street. >> if anyone who is on patrol is shown to be a racist or to do something racist in a way that is substantiated, that is their last day on the street. kennedy: in a way that is substantiated, the cool quotes. i think that mayor pete should have just read some poetry in his native norwegian tongue, that one thing that would have gone over a little bit better, he has not polled well with black voters, and this shooting will not help, in particular his reaction. he will face a lot of questions about that in debate this week. is his candid

kathleen: and mitt romney is pushing president trump not to go easy on huawei. tarifthis is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's get back to los angeles and komal. thanks first thing with us. you are making a point about the independence of the fed. i want to get your thoughts on the effectiveness of the fed. interestinge very remarks, including this one. efforts to stimulate growth referred to as pushing on a string. is that where we are now with monetary policy easing? a timelyk yours is question. we are very much in that position. what i meant to say was the fed is much more effective if it wishes to be in crushing inflation. the case of what paul volcker did in 1988 with skyhigh interest rates, which crushed caused ad essentially recession. inflation was conquered by the time the reagan administration continued. the first time. the difference now is the growth is slowing, inflation is low and you can't just push money into the system to cause economic growth and inflation to rise just as you did in the other direction, making growth to come down. that is the point of th

utah senator, mitt romney, told cnn it's very serious allegation. i hope it is fully evaluated.id it didn't happen. i certainly hope that's the case. iowa senator, joni ernst, who recently revealed she was raped in college told cnn obviously there has to be some additional information and they need to interview her and him. author, e. jean carroll for, "what do we mean men for"? i don't mean to be jocular. i haven't seen you in a while, not perhaps for this reason but the book. what did you make of mitt romney, a hard guy to read sometimes because of his values and politics, coming out saying we need to take a look at this case. >> chris, it was heartening, buoyed up my spirit and love he spoke out. i'm so happy to see you again, chris, we go back to the days -- >> america's talking. >> america's talking. you led us. you were a columnist, remember? >> sure. san francisco examiner and chronicle. >> roger ailes put you on the air. that's right. >> will you cooperate if you're called by the senate, joanie erts of iowa or mitt romney -- joni ernst of utah, will you cooperate with th

. >> willie, do you remember when mitt romney went to the uk when he was running for president?he quaintness of the mitt romney row of 2012 when he criticized london and said there were few things that were disconcerting about their security preparations and that was an international incident. >> boris johnson made that an international incident. claire mccaskill, how far we've come. >> how far we've come. i had the opportunity to visit with some foreign leaders and those from the conservative party and labor party, conversations where you need to look at what happened in the european parliament elections. what happened is the traditional parties did very poorly. in the uk, the ones that did the best were the ones that had clear messages about brexit. the one party who said we should walk away and the other party who said we should fight to stay in. and there's really a vacuum of leadership within the labor party that is causing them to equivocate. my sense is there will be another referendum. my sense is that the british people will vote to not leave the eu. and so the presiden

. >> one of you asked about mitt romn romney.'s play it. >> in circumstances where a foreign government attempts to be involved in an american election that would be simply unthinkable for a candidate for president to accept that involvement, to encourage it, participate with it. >> simply allowing foreign governments to try to involve themselves in our elections is something we cannot allow and would be very much contrary to the spirit of democracy. >> he's just one. i hear other people say mitt romney should do more. he's pretty -- it's straight up. there was no waffling in there. he wasn't being ambiguous. >> that's important. we want to give senator romney credit right there. i think it's important that we not kind of make the move that, yes, he's critiquing but when it comes to the votes he's still voting with it. there are these moments -- >> he hasn't had chance to vote. no republican has. >> it's important to give credit where credit is due. understanding the head winds could be very strong in terms of whether, although y

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and mitt romney has that unique additional authority of having been a presidential candidate twice and having been in that position where donald trump says, of course, he would accept the help of a foreign country to win the presidency. what more would you -- do you expect from republicans. >> is this as far as they'll go? will they just hold their breath and hopes this blows over? >> i don't have.great expectations to be honest, lawrence. i don't see it. look, we've watched the republicans in congress for the last three or four years and this episode during the campaign and following the campaign, the republican base is with the president very strongly. he may not be everyone's favorite guy in the base, but he's got a lot of strong support. i just don't expect a lot to change on that front. i think this is really you know, something that the democrats are going to having to deal with hopefully with a cross partisan coalition of voters which are the same cross partisan coalition of votes are that helped bring the democrats to a majority in the house. i'm talking about democrats, indepe

mitt romney wiped the floor with him. everybody worries has obama lost it? he comes back in the second and third and he's fine. there's going to be more primary debates that joe biden's going to be involved in. so he does have time. we have seen this happen to people who are gifted debaters and we would all agree on. >> cenk? >> yeah, so chris makes a good point. i thought about that same first obama debate. on the under hand, it's not stylistic, it's not gaffes, it's who he is. he was wrong on a great deal of accounts and got called out on it. he was wrong on deportations. they deported people who did not have a criminal record and a ton of people under obama, so that just was not correct. sanders called him out for voting for the iraq war when he was trying to pretend these against wars. he was wrong on that. michael bennet did a fantastic job pointing out that deal he made with mcconnell was a terrible deal. he made all the tax cuts permanent that bush couldn't even make permanent. i talked to michael bennet in the spin room. he said it was the worst of a

utah senator mitt romney told cnn it's a very serious allegation. it is fully evaluated. the president said it didn't happen, and i certainly hope that's the case. iowa senator joni ernst, who recently revealed she was raped in college told cnn obviously there has to be additional information. they need to interview her. they need to visit with him. i'm now joined by e. jean carroll, author of "what do we need men for." that's a provocative title right there, which comes out next tuesday. thank you. i don't mean to be jocular. i haven't seen you in a while, jean. it's great to have you on. not for this reason, but perhaps for the book. let me ask you about this. what did you make of mitt romney, who is a hard guy to read sometimes in terms of his values and his politics coming out and saying we need to have some kind of look into this case. he is taking it seriously. >> chris, it was heartening. it buoyed up my spirit. i love that he spoke out. and i'm so happy to see you again, chris. we go back to the day, you know. >> america's talking. >> what?

[applause] all i know is, he got elected president and mitt romney did not.hn mccain did not. >> we are not done yet. i know there are more questions. but mark, before you leave, he been here before we've given you like a reagan hat and a reagan jacket and those things, we are not going to let you go. >> i use those by the way. >> i know you do. mark has a studio called the reagan studio and it's filled with some extraordinary things and i was trying to think, what can we give to mark as a gift for coming all the way out here and we decided. >> oh. >>. [laughter] >> if you could uncover that. there is a statue. >> wow. [cheering] [applause] >> when you visit the united states capital and you go into the great rotunda you will see this statue of ronald reagan that's going to stand there for their thousand years. this is a replica of that and on it it says " to mark levin, a true american." thank you mark. >> thank you, that's beautiful. >> there are not many of those. >> no, thank you. [cheering] [applause] i don't know if tsa is going to let me bring that on

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take utah senator, mitt romney. >> that would be unthinkable for a candidate for president to accept that involvement. it would strike at the very heart of our democracy. >> contrast that with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, turning attention right back on democrats. >> he gets picked at every day over every aspect of it. but the fundamental point is they're trying to keep the 2016 election alive. i would ask the democrats in the house this, is there anything you're willing to do, other than harass the president for the next two years? anything at all? >> this was entirely about moving forward, not backward. one last point from the chairwoman of the federal elections commission. she said on a statement, quote, let me make something 100% clear to the american public and anyone running for public office. it is illegal for any person to solicit, accept or receive anything of value from a foreign national in connection with a u.s. election. >> and that includes information. the trump administration coming to the defense of kellyanne conway, they are rejecting calls from a federal

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>> look, it is better that mitt romney speaks up. it is what jeff flake had done before. or what bob corker had done before. but where does it get them? if they're not actually going to cast the votes. now it does appear that in the senate they do have people coming out publicly saying they will vote against the tariffs. they will vote to override a veto. but then you have kevin mccarthy, the house -- >> exactly. >> -- saying no we're with the president. >> and he has the authority to do it. >> exactly. so basically i think mccarthy is trying to restore some leverage to trump in the talks that the senate republicans have taken away. so as usual, it is anybody's guess as to how this works out but as your reporter was indicating earlier, this is chaos and uncertainty and regardless of the outcome it is making it difficult for business and this has a damaging effect on the economy. we've seen this over and over from trump threats to close the border entirely, we have also had another front with the trade war in china. this has some effect regardless of the outcome. >> your l

they are looking at number of departments collaboration to have a one-stopper mitt sfrr for -- permitenter for the city, as well as plan review and operational permits. we're working closely with the city administrator's office and city partners on that transition over the next year or so. the next allocation that i wanted to highlight was the inclusion of assistant deputy chief to serve as the health and safety chief of the department. this is a very important position that would manage the department's cancer prevention recovery units and serve as our oshea liaison and policy development and oversight of physicians office and oversight of our worker's comp carve-out. the long-term goal would be to overall obviously improve health and safety of our members. there is a number of efforts that are under way. chief rivera mentioned a few with regards to kind of environmentally and health and safety of our members. so, i two ub a departmental coordinator would work in tandem with the current resources we have. other city departments and outside resources as well to overall improve health

it a look at lindsey graham and mitt romney. >> i think that it is a mistake. i think it is a mistake of law. i don't want to send a signal to encourage this and i hope my democratic colleagues will be equally offended by the fact that this actually did happen in 2016 where a foreign agent was paid for by a political party to gather opposition research. all those things are wrong. >> i ran for president twice. i ran for governor once. i ran for senate twice. i've never had any attempt made by a foreign government to contact me or a member of my staff and had that occurred i'd have contacted the fbi immediately. >> a hostile government like russia contacts a federal official or a federal candidate with an offer of assistance, to me the appropriate a, to take is to call the fbi. >> and having covered mitt romney, it is impossible not to believe him when he says that he would actually do that. he also underscored the idea that this is not as the president seemed to suggest something that happens in the routine course of a campaign. i mean, this is very outside the

>> i'm starting to buy into the comparison is joe biden the mitt romney of 20?re you have a base of the party, a base of the party that wanted something else but he was considered, well, that's your best shot at getting it. the base of the democratic party wants something else but there's this idea joe biden is your best shot. >> i think arguably mitt romney was a little closer in terms of having been -- having governed and a closer record to when he ran for president. the problem is the separation with so much of his political record, because, yes, he's vice president but people don't account for that. they think about it from the 1970s. that separation is huge. if you think the democrats are attacking biden now, you just wait. in a political primary where they agree on 90% of policy, it will be all about drawing distinctions. you will see it on the debates on nbc. the way they're going after him -- >> well done. >> thank you. if you think this is bad now, just wait. >> he is the person in the way of the ambitions of a whole bunch of the other candidates who wi

another stop along the path of democracy is below how much mitt besides berlin's bellevue palace at the 2nd official residence of the german president. so is there a way to know if the president is home today hoist the flag like buckingham palace . of the month yes exactly you can see the flag pole up there. soon as the president comes through the gate they raise the flag. and just as he leaves again they lower it. but the fall of the guy that looks a bit like the white house you know it's sometimes called the white house on the rhine. all. the villas along the river. and this one was the. in the mid 19th century during the romantic period. the romantics were very keen on the wrong one too shall i and i think also all of this new talk. time for our e-mail this week it was the minute by your apartment door and takes along a tour of the hague a dutch t.v. that may not be as well known as the capital amsterdam but nonetheless it is a great political relevance because of the features of the dutch government. one person you won't be able to miss on the path of democracy is this man right her

. >> the only one who would do that is probably mitt romney. that's the only one who stands up at some level to the changes coming out in the mueller report and other things. i would be willing to bet he is one. maybe a couple of others, but they are all looking at the primaries and worried about donald trump coming after him. >> we have amash and half of mitt romney. this is a tough one. >> this goes beyond donald trump's political future and why the u.s. government is not doing enough to stop the next round of foreign election. there is no leadership. he is not interested in the problem. the fbi is doing a little bit and the cia and the nsa, but we are not prepared. >> and the senate leadership. >> investigating counter intelligence. not just the law. not just whether he has broken any laws, but to try to find out whether he can stop the government which is our adversary, it is now. from hurting us again. we are the great role model of the world. our elections happened. that's the electoral college, but the members are right. some win and som

by the way, mitt romney, i want to put that tweet up.for mbs, the man who u.s. intel says ordered the heinous murder of a "washington post" columnist. this is the undercurrent of this entire trip, meeting with authoritarian figures. basically wink and a nod to putin, wink and a nod to mbs. >> it's the undercurrent of his entire presidency. he likes strong men. this idea he can't deal with even talking about russia meddling in our elections because he feels personally that it gets to his illegitimacy as a president and what people think will be his illegitimacy as a president. think about president carter saying if russia didn't help president trump, he wouldn't be president. i think that gets to the core of his fear of why he doesn't like talking about this and why he's sided largely with russia instead of the intelligence community. i think the reason there isn't more outrage is because mitt romney is one of the only republicans talking about this and because people have kind of gotten used to this. i was in london when there are all th

and political consultant michael singleton who worked on the president campaigns of mitt romney, newt gingrich and ben carson as well. thank you all for your time. ashley, i'll start with you. you have been following president trump since that 2016 campaign i want to share for our viewers and listeners on sirius satellite radio, just a portion of your latest story. if trump's 2015 launch was haphazard and unconventional, his 2020 launch tuesday promises to be far more streamlined than professional if still something of a spectacle. we quite frankly got a glimpse of that spectacle a few minutes ago. trump is trump. but what are some of the things that will be different this time around? >> so trump is still trump, but one thing that is different is that in twist almo2015 almost f ago when he launched he did it with four months of planning a rag tag team with half a dozen people, some of whom who didn't believe he was serious about running for president. he never worked in politics before. and this time tonight marks his official launch of his reelect. but he has been running -- or the