my wife and i met her through her montessori teaching.ly, she started to sell candles for qvc very effectively. and i thought "aha, she has got the media bug." one day i engaged her in conversation, and i think you know, if you do not want to be a montessori teacher and instead want to pursue a media career, we should have a conversation, and that was the start of her working with me as a producer. she has been with me for a number of years. host: who knew? let's go to henry on the democratic line. thank you for waiting. caller: good morning. mr. smerconish, i would like to offer you a narrative, and i would like you to disabuse me up this narrative. erik prince is the brother of the secretary of education -- host: betsy devos. caller: betsy devos. erik prince was in the military and he got training as a navy seal. when he got out of the military, he put together a mercenary force of ex-special forces soldiers, and he, through his right-wing connections, got a contract in iraq with the george w. bush of administration, where he got even r

provide a transition with mental health and american education curriculum that a jim , we have montessori curriculums that we worked on. establishment has a curriculum. we have meditation. there are a lot of things affecting our mental health that make us do crazy things that put us act into the trap door called the 13th amendment. hatd say abolish with the on because why would you keep it as a trap door. the constitution is the base of our country and our company. once you build a trap door that if you mess up and you something happens and you fall and you end up next to the unabomber, you have to remove the trap door out of the relationship. the gentleman that wrote the 13th amendment and i think the way the universe works is perfect. we don't have 13th lors dewey passion -- we don't have 13 floors do we? illegalpoint, it was for blacks to read for african-americans to read. that meant if you actually read the amendment, you would get locked up. needi think is, we don't sentences we need pardons. we need to talk to people. i was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. i was connected with an n

canine officer chris schilling decided to show kids at hammond west side montessori school the fun sidef getting jiggy with it to some police sirens. i like that beat. makes me want to dance. >> it was funky. >>> leading the news, watch out for suspicious messages you may get from your friends on facebook because there's a new hoax going around. you've got to watch out for this. they're called closed accounts. here's what it looks like. you get a message from someone who claims they got a new friend request from you and warns you to check your account and then pass that message along to other users. that's when you know you're going wrong. facebook officials told local media it's going viral and out nauti say it's not related to last week's security breach. so there's that silver lining. >> it's suspicious, though, when you get the same message from multiple people. you know something's up. >> who wants to that's not righ >>> pop star taylor swift is breaking her silence on politics, pledging to support two democratic candidates in tennessee during next month's midterm elections. swift

k-9 officer chris schilling decided to show some kids at hammond west side montessori school the funment by getting jiggy with it to police sirens. i love how he put that beat all. >> yeah, the beats with the police sirens. i had no idea it couo that. a little '80s vibe there. from one dance to a dance of a m much different kind. in england if you like big parades you'll want to see the one they held there this weekend. nbc's lucy kafanov reports on the march of the marionettes. >> reporter: in liverpool a spectacular spectacle. giants roamed city streets. >> it was amazing. >> it feels like an actual living person. >> reporter: towering over buildings and trees. >> it's just bringing it back to what really is magic. and so imaginary. >> reporter: more than a million came to be wowed including americans kathleen and pete. >> i said they're going to liver again, i've so we bought tickets and here we are. and i can cross one off the bucket list now. >> reporter: it's puppetry of colossal proportions. at 20 feet tall they're the biggest little boy you'll ever see. his playful canine com

we have montessori curriculums we worked on. the waldorf has a curriculum. med meditation. that puts us back into the trap door called the 13th amendment. i did say abolish. why would you will keep a trap door? the constitution is the base of our industry. of our company or country. would you build a trap door that if something happens, you fall and you end up next to the unibombers, you have to remove that out of the relationship. the four gentlemen that broke the 13th amendment and the way the universe works is perfect. we don't have 13 floors, do we? the four gentlemen that broke it department look like the people they were amending. it was illegal for blacks to read or african-americans to read. so that meant if you read the amendment, you would get locked up. again, so what i think is we don't need sentences, we need partners. we need to talk to people. i was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and connected with a neuropsychologist that works with the athletes and the nba and the nfl. he looked at my brain. i will go ahead and drop bombs for us. 98% i'll iq test. 75% i'll

she was a great person to have with major it i know you listen, and i love after she was a montessori school teacher who taught three of my wife and i four children. my wife and i met her through her montessori teaching. , she started to sell candles for qvc very effectively. and i thought "aha, she has got the media bug." her in conversation, and i think you know, if you do not want to be a montessori teacher and instead want to pursue a media career, we should have a conversation, and that has been started for working with me as a producer. she has been with me for a number of years. host: the new? let's go to henry on the democratic line. thank you for waiting. caller: good morning. i would like to offer you a narrative, and i would like you to disabuse me up this narrative. harry prince is the brother of the secretary of education -- host: betsy devos. caller: betsy devos. in the navy, and he got training at a navy seal. he put together a mercenary special forces soldiers, and he, through his right-wing connections, got a georget in iraq with the w. bush of administration, where h

that have really stepped into this, montessori, guysinger. there's a lot we know and solid understanding we have to solve for some of these problems or we won't get to the root cause. >> social determinants and cultural. >> cultural is part of it. economics have a big part in it. age. where you live. they affect our health seriously and we don't even assess for that. when we don't really know how to assess for that. i was just reading an article about work that's been done in oregon, trying to build in assessments and it's really challenging. it's a cutting-edge kind of thinking but it's a nice merge that's always been kind of separate. >> san francisco has a diverse population, more so than other areas. >> we need to ask our self hard questions is the delivery of our health services equitable. another article i was reading earlier today about maternity care and health outcomes across different ethnicities and races are quite variable and we need to address that. >> moving onto page 8. before we go into more detail this is a framework from a

he talked about the montessori schools. he had solid things to say in there.e made a point where is it written if you are black you have to be a democrat? he is breaking away from the notion. if enough blacks break away from that notion the democrats will be in bad state because blacks are a large part of the democratic base. if eight out of ten black folks stayed democrat and two out of ten vote republicans the democrats would be likee the whig party and they would be gone.is >> tucker: you have opinions and i certainly have them on fulle display. wouldn't your conscience ache a little if you found yourself night after night repeating nastiest talking point on behalf of a political party and pretending you were a journalist. would you do that? >> i present opinions and i try to back them up with the facts and the figures and the quotes and evidence. these people are not doing that. they scream trump is a racist. a racist, a racist. where is the proof? if he were racist why did he campaign in historically black colleges and universities and welcome them with a

we have montessori curriculums. the waldorf establishment had a curriculum. we have meditation. there's a lot of things affecting our mental health that make us do crazy things that put us back into that trap door called the 13th amendment. i did say abolish with the hat on. because why would you keep something around that's a trap door? if you're building a floor, the constitution is the base of our industry, right, of our country, of our company. would you build a trap door that if you mess up and you accidentally something happens, you fall and you end up next to the euna bomber? you end up -- you got to remove the trap door out of the relationship. the four gentleman that broke the 13th amendment. and i think the universe works, it's perfect. we don't have 13 floors, do we? so the floor gentlemen broke the 13th amendment didn't look like the people they were amending. also at that point, it was illegal for blacks to read or african-americans to read. and so that meant if you actually read the amendment, you get locked up! and turned into a slave again. so what i think is we

president trump dissed him all night all day talking about his dead mother he talked about the montessoriomenal above a lot of people's heads. maria: i am glad you mentioned that exchange on cnn, that was disgusting. >> it was it was heartbreaking. >> i know you have a lot more in 10 minutes. >> see you top of the hour reminder making money with charles payne moving to new time starting this monday at 2 pm eastern then we look forward to the return of "bulls & bears" as well dagen mcdowell. dagen: 5 pm, starting on monday i think charles might be there as well. >> i am going to be there as well 5:00. >> 5:00, i knew that i forgot. >> i know, i am forgetting too that you and charles are going to be on -- >> right back at you. dagen: that's okay. >> i didn't get invite i will check. >> big banks kicking off third-quarter earnings breaking down numbers when we come right back. stay with us. she thought it was a fire. it was worse. a sinkhole opened up under our museum. eight priceless corvettes had plunged into it. chubb was there within hours. they helped make sure it was safe. we had every

tell you, i love to the meeting, i thought a hit on some amazing things, they talked about the montessoris, 99% never even heard of them. he's presenting that and he wasn't there to suck up to president trump, he challenge them on a lot of things trump is talking about including stop and frisk. i thought he was a great representative for black americans. >> he absolutely was and after that he took a stop at the apple store in d.c. and stood on a table and said listen if the problem you have is to make america great again, i just pitch to the president to make america great. let's meet him halfway, let's support this president has this administration has been tremendous for black americans and it's time for black americans to stand up and support this president against all the nasty rhetoric from the left. >> candace owens, always a pleasure. thank you very much. we'll talk to you soon. >> thank you so much. >> next you hear from a man who went to college to pursue a career in construction and now he's the coo. he is proof that you don't need a college degree to be successful and make mone