monty. >> yeah, michelle. monty. comp daily. i would like to ask the math question. was there any lobbying on ownership? . didn't see any ex parte >> there was no activity in the docket. >> ok. any change at all? >> no. >> ok. thank you. >> anything further? we have several commissioners waiting in the wing. i think commissioner clyburn is here, we go in seniority order. commissioner o'rielly, if you are here, go ahead. ok. that's fine. >> howdy, y'all. how's everybody. any questions for me or commissioner carr? sorry. question over here. >> question for commissioner o'rielly. i guess i have a hard time last ing, say, in the commission you saying the f.c.c. didn't have authority to act but voting anyway, can you square that -- sorry, this is on media ownership, revising cap in the discount. if you don't think full stop that f.c.c. can do this, why not just say, look, you know, congress, we really need you guys to step in and change this but our hands are tied? commissioner o'rielly: i said that in my statement. i said there are a lot of good lawyers in town including

around here they call it the full monty minus.he uk follow most eu rules and regulations, without having a seat at the table. while those rules and regulations are decided and applied. in the spring they will start talking about the shape of a future partnership on trade, defence, security, terrorism, climate change, you name it. what european officials are desperate for is for the british government and cabinet to sit around the cabinet table and have a big discussion on what they want the future relationship to look like. but here they are a little bit worried that the discussion with northern ireland, diverging scum convergence oi’ northern ireland, diverging scum convergence or realignment, it could be tricky have that debate will go. just back divergences, convergence. and our political editor, laura kuenssberg, is here. this is a good day for theresa may. she has had a very rocky time. just the fact she has agreed achievement isa the fact she has agreed achievement is a big positive. and if it hadn't gone this way then there

monty? >> reporter: the house erupted in cheers earlier today when it passed the bill. the vote in the senate tonight was more subdued, and interrupted by protesters more than once. the senate >> the senate secede from its amendment and concurs with further amendment, the tax cuts and jobs act is passed. >> reporter: late tonight, republicans in the senate passed sweeping changes to the nation's tax code. and, they submitted their victory with a revote in the house set for tomorrow. >> after eight straight years of slow growth and underperformance, america is ready to take off. >> reporter: by the democrats, including our representatives in california, call the billy tax scam favoring the rich. >> this is the worst bill to ever come to the floor of the house. with stiff competition for some of the things they've tried to do, the worst bill in history. >> reporter: one dozen -- a dozen house republicans voted against the bill including two from california who said that the bill would raise taxes on their constituents. political analyst brian sobol says behind these deals

>> monty francis in the newsroom tonight. thank you. >>> coming up, a string of persistent fires along the freeway coming up after the break, what we are learning from investigators. >>> tracking some showers into the bay area here in the next 24 hours, i will have the details on when it gets here and how much it could bring. >>> a plea deal for the owner of a vintage clothing store in san francisco accused of selling the for of endangered animals.>> if anything, this is just ignorance of the law, and unintentional. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> the san francisco medical examiner's office confirmed today that mayor ed lee died of a heart attack. the mayor collapsed near safeway -- at a safeway near his home last week. he was a 65 years old. lee was the city's first asian- american mayor and was remembered yesterday for his humility,

ktul's monty francis joins us now with the latest on the process and politics, monty? >> reporter: the voting tonight in the senate was interrupting more than once by protesters chanting kill the bill, don't kill us. republicans are now in the process of putting a 1 1/2 trillion dollar tax cut with significant changes to the ux -- u.s. tax code into place. >> the congress report is adopted, without objection, the motion is laid upon the table. >> reporter: with jubilation, republicans in the house passed sweeping changes to the nation's tax code. then, came word from the senate that the bill contained at least three provisions that violated senate rules. a revote in the house is scheduled for wednesday.>> for all those millions of men and women in america living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to get ahead, help is on the way. >> reporter: but democrats, including our own representatives in california called the bill a middle-class tax scam that favors the rich. >> this is the worst bill to ever come to the floor of the house. with stiff competition for what some trie

monty says to try not to get i pop in the angry whenever i watch the news understandable jones monty i'm not sure if it's the news of the the way it's presented which is making you angry and quiet here says become an m.p. claim as many freebies holidays time off a second plus a fantastic wage me even do a reality t.v. show appearance for a few extra bob when i'm supposed to be working sorted inquired i would be too hard to members of parliament most of them and i emphasize most of them are doing their best and will in seattle says trump resigning and most of the white house going to jail yeah i think quite a few people are wishing for the states is probably just wishful thinking and finally sunny dear from pakistan try to apply good quotations of life and humanity myself as excellent that sounds like a bit of eastern philosophy for the new year. show.

shown that there are still going after the religious minorities ok friends many thanks for that france monti reporting from kabul thank you very much we're going to catch up now and some of the other stories making the news around the wild russian president vladimir putin says an explosion in a so petersburg supermarket on wednesday was an act of terror at least ten people were injured in the blast the homemade device containing two hundred grams of explosive was traced to a bank huge laca. the man who led moves to oust zimbabwe's long time leader robert mugabe has been sworn in as the country's new vice president former army chief constantine chiwenga recently retired in order to accept the new job critics have accused president amazon went on god of drawing too heavily on the military for government appointees. a court in myanmar has dropped additional charges against two foreign journalists arrested back in october the flying a drone over the country's parliament the pair working for turkish broadcast of geology and the due to be released on january the fifth after serving a two month sen

it's like the famous monty python sketch of wuthering heights.ft all over the place, all of these papers, and i really wa nt all of these papers, and i really want to let sheep or enigma to decode it for us, what the hell is going on's the observer story is based on a piece for them written by two tory peers. one a former editor of the sunday telegraph. talk about building a castle on what is barely sticks and straws. it's very, very interesting. what patients with craft and ross altman are threatening in this is that if you mess around with people who stick up for a role of parliament in all of this, then we're going to vote against again and again and again. that means tory peers as well. just to draw it in, you were getting on to draw it in, you were getting on to the point, what is really going on is the people have spoken, as nigel farage would say. his line. but it's the role of parliament. and i think, you but it's the role of parliament. and ithink, you know, if you but it's the role of parliament. and i think, you know, if you go back to

spain's prime minister monti had different ideas. and the person i should be meeting is the one who won the election and that is mrs audi mud us. you know saudi mud us is the leader of this you down as party which had the best numbers nothing will result on thursday. i think. the sun yes life in catalonia has certainly been affected by the divisive political situation with many locals hoping for some kind of breakthrough. i haven't offended you a little there is no progress i believe we must take a step further and let the winners of spain and colonial put themselves in our place and understand they must solve the issue and leave the most extreme positions aside. explain the steps because i think things have remained as they were and they should look now for a different solution to solve the problems. of. the hoary has made it clear he would talk with the new leaders as long as they don't violate the country's constitution despite separatist parties winning a slim majority forming a government is still a long way off. we can cross no

barber that nothing much has changed that was of course the reason that the spanish prime minister monti on the whole called the election to change the game he's failed with that where does that leave him. it really well in the hole and this might very well be the beginning of the end or hardly because the political miscalculation has been sort of his name from the from the beginning on he has sort of mishandled this crisis for years he has let it come to a head in the fall of this year and he has miscalculated the alexion and now he is left with something that doesn't really help him at all plus in his own camp new party this year than it was the citizens party has risen was young leaders energetic and it has garnered a large support here in catalonia there this second or the other winners off this election here and they're going to sort of take votes from him in the next general election so the whole is really he's really in a hole and it's a totally unclear where he can go from here he's stubborn he will just continue on his course but it is going to lead to more crisis ok barbara vis

monti walker with the alley-oop. g.w. loses 59-50. matchup, nonconference against a mason. cavs led 37-29 at the break. second half, virginia continues to build their lead. guy with a floater, good. uva with a 19 point lead. cavs win 80-60. big test for virginia tech, visiting kentucky. the hokies tied at 60-60. less than a minute remaining, virginia tech down two. draining the three. virginia tech comes up short against the wildcats, 93-86. college football, fcs semifinals, james madison and south dakota state. a huge night for marcus marshall, 203 yards on the ground including this 87 yard touchdown. big, and they will face north dakota state for the championship game january 6. the redskins have activated kicker dustin hopkins. that means that nick rhodes has been cut. redskins play arizona tomorrow at fedex field. ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy there daddy, it's christmas! ♪ childhood's joy land never let go of your dreams. the mercedes-benz winter event is back.

regional boss monti as book is on his way to meet a client they give their packaging company in bad noise in western germany. with the yogurt pot king is a shining example of germany's small and medium sized businesses or s emmy's it has factories across europe and most recently in canada. the boss is certain with its course plastic packaging america needs german yogurt pot technology. i think we have some clients but i would like to have people in north america who i can talk to about a new customer base and even new contacts. that's an easy call for the international deutsche bank or from them i can talk metals i'll get in touch with our colleagues in new york we have research analysts for the food industry and i can put you in touch with properties of mine can talk to your stone from bag to wall street and international network. william schmitz works for dontcha bank and he's happy to be of assistance. oh yeah absolutely you know what i'll do is like that when i get back to my desk. some data on some of the trends in the us and other food and beverage side you look at some of the trend

we had a much better relationship with monty. he took a real interest in people. anyway, the prof was an important person for grand papa because he could bat ideas back and forth with him on science. it wasn't in the house of commons. he could work out his own ideas and understood. that is one of the things i've been interested in, in this book. so now i give you the wolf kevin ruane who will tell us some wonderful things about his book. [ applause ] >> thank you, edwina. is this mike okay? it's just -- okay. thank you, edwina. very generous introduction. it's great to be back again. so thank you to michael bishop and the ics, the whole family for giving me this platform now two years in a row. it's great honor. i thought i'd begin by saying a little bit about how i came to write this book. how i came to churchill and the bomb. it's a big man. big subject. churchill, the nuclear statesman. it really began about five years ago when i was asked to do some work by the churchill archive. that's to say the online digital repository of all churchill's papers. which you'

strong winds pushing flames toward monty cito. the fire has been raging since december 4th. >> it's continually shifting on us, it's making it very dangerous for firefighters to get in here and do their job, basically, you know, this fire has been burning for two weeks. but this is a whole new fire. >> when we woke up this morning and looked out the window, we saw the hills above our house on fire. >> 18,000 structures are in jeopardy, schools have been shut down for weeks. so far it's cost more than $100 million in damages. >> it has a huge effect on the local economy, it's tough. we have to keep plugging through. >> part of the reason why, the hazardous air quality. thick smoke is making it hard to breathe on a record 13th day of red flag conditions. a somber ceremony for cory iverson. the 32-year-old leaves behind his pregnant wife and their 2-year-old daughter. firefighters remembering one of their own lost in a battle that's still far from over. ? >> the winds are really starting to pick up. this fire now 259,000 acres forced

as since the armada, yet as monty wrote, he showed no outward signs of anxiety in public. in a discussion on the nights of august 1940 he observed that the stand of the 30th motor brigade in the third world tank ren meant that may that the men of calais were of the bitter grit that saved us by stopping them as sidney smith stopped napoleon. the reference to the napoleonic wars undoubtedly, profoundly influenced the grand strategy that britain adopted. in them, britain had played to her greatest strengths, in this case, maritime, and avoided major continental commitments of troops until her antagonist at first blunted and broken his army in the wastes of russia. william pitt and lord liverpool played a waiting game, trusting napoleon to over extend himself while confining themselves to peripheral attacks, only crossing the channel into the australian netherlands, present-day belgium. to deliver the crushing blow. they only did that when they judged napoleon was ready to meet his work alone. they persuaded the americans to adopt the strategy as well. we have crossed, wrote,

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moved in with the senior citizens he pitied them but that's completely changed in part because of monti but how do you do on this i don't view our friendship differently. we get along really well because we treat each other with respect that makes a lot of things easier marty inspires me. she wants to keep learning and make the best out of her life despite her old age that's brilliant and. today another student is moving into the new leader funded vols she's one of six students living alongside one hundred sixty senior citizens aged between seventy and one hundred and four. first i thought this is crazy all my neighbors are seen is but i think it could get really sociable. you leaker can't afford a four hundred euro room in student accommodation or a furnished room in this nursing home is free on one condition you leaker like all the students here must spend thirty hours a month at the scene against. you because it doesn't have much time to said lynn it's time for seniors and students to come together for dinner. you lekas eager to get socializing but first she needs to learn a few thin

. >> come on, monty, up. >> reporter: those scrambling to evacuate grabbing whatever they can. >> for me it's my computer and records and that type of stuff but beauty of it we have our rv and that rv is ready to go any time any place. >> reporter: they have now evacuated. officials say we are just 44,000 acres away from this fire becoming the lar california history. in santa barbara, leanne suter, abc news. >>> a different story on the other side of the country where winter has arrived. days after a rare snowfall the south is dealing with black ice this morning. in georgia some schools are closed or opening late and some homes remain without power. farther north a fedex truck ran off the road in washington county, virginia levering the trailer hanging off an overpass. the driver is okay. and heavy snow blanketed new england. this suv skidded into a pond in winchendon, massachusetts. lake-effect snow pounding upstate new york where the buffalo bills won their game sunday in overtime or what some called snowvertime because there was so much time they could barely see the ball. great fo

we'll talk more about that also how much monty brought in later i have to tell you. first we talk about the forecast matt, i heard you say something about potential 60s? >> yes. >> what, what? >> in december. >> yes. >> six 60s in december. >> what? >> i know, lot of people throughout saying to themselves last week, i'm not ready for the cold, not ready for the snow. while we did have it last week looks like this week will be almost complete 180 from what we had seven days ago, now out here on the skydeck, i won't lie. couple of little drain drops starting to come down, as we get a look at storm scan3, you will see that there are some returns out there that we could potentially see maybe a couple of stray raindrops across the philadelphia area here this morning as we do have an area of low pressure, warmfront slowly pushing across the region so that could fire off again maybe couple every raindrops here or there. not looking at any kind of widespread precipitation and it is warm enough thatll of the precipitation we do see any at all should commas rain, don't look fo

and the official results will be announced on the fifth of january here's jonathan martin wapas with monty to have a record turnout this is all the more remarkable when you consider that elections were held on a working day like today rather than the usual sunday although this year holding them on a sunday would have meant conflicting with christmas eve so central authorities decided to bring the elections forward a few days the uncertainty seems likely to continue for several weeks now because while the three or four it pro independents parties do have a majority between them no single policy has anything like a majority of the folks and indeed they didn't even campaign together now cutlass puts them on the outgoing first minister of qatar the new who at the moment is in self-imposed exile in belgium because in spain he faces charges of rebellion and a possible jail sentence of up to thirty years tweeted to say the c. hope that voters would demonstrate the same pro independent spirit as they did when they turned out to vote in a referendum on independence held on the first of october now

yet, as monty wrote, he showed no outward signs of anxiety in public. in august 1940 he observed the stand of the 30th motor brigades and third world tank regiments that may that the men of calle were the bit of grit that saved us by stopping them as sydney smith stopped napoleon at acre. these references to the napoleonic wars in speeches, letters, conversations the movies he watched and the books he read during the war undoubtedly profoundly influenced the grand strategy that britain adopted. in them, britain had played to her greatest strength. in this case, maritime, and avoided major continental commitments of troops until her antagonist first blunted and broken his army in the wastes of russia. william pitt and then lord liverpool played a waiting time trusting napoleon to overextend and in the meantime confining themselves to peripheral attacks that harassed and frustrated their enemy only crossing the channel to deliver the crushing blow when -- they only did that when they judged napoleon was ready to meet his waterloo. churchill largely copied

i not to get i pop in the angry whenever i watch the news understandable jones monty i'm not sure if it's the news of the the way it's presented which is making you angry and quiet here says become an m.p. claim as many freebies holidays time off second plus a fantastic wage me even do a reality t.v. show appearance for a few extra bob when i'm supposed to be working sorted inquired i would be too hard to members of parliament most of them and i emphasize most of them are doing their best and will in seattle says trump resigning and most of the white house going to jail yeah i think quite a few people are wishing for the states is probably just wishful thinking and finally sunny day here from pakistan try to apply good quotations of life and humanity myself as excellent science like a bit of eastern philosophy for the new year. sure now as we know the creative industries are very strong in scotland at the moment when speaking to a known scottish artist general bottoms let's take a loop i'm privileged to be here with a fantastic scottish artist jetted barnes is going to talk us throug

he had a much more fun time with monty. field marshal montgomery, who would play croquet and took a real interest in people. anyway, the prof was an important person for grandpapa because grandpapa could bat ideas back and forth with him on science, and it wasn't the house of commons. he could try to work out his own ideas and what he felt and understood. so, the prof was a very important person, and it is one of the things i have been interested in in this book. so now, i give you the wonderful kevin ruane, who will tell us some things about his book. [applause] kevin: thank you, edwina. is this mic ok? thank you, a very generous introduction. it is great to be back again, so thank you to the whole family for giving me this platform two years in a row. it is a great honor. i thought i would begin by saying a little bit about how i came to write this book. how i came to churchill and the bomb. big man, big subject. it really began about five years ago, when i was asked to do work by the churchill archives. that is to say th

radical from one another there's also another picture here of course it was spanish prime minister mario monti enter a big bet to call snap elections here to dissolve the old capitol and parliament he was hoping that the process session parties would not renew their majority what is this going to mean for his mandate asked spanish prime minister lew the popular party house of tain the very tiny results of this election is only for for now only four seats this for him can be a huge feat but i'm sure the reading that he will articulate today or tomorrow will be like look a parole constitution approach remaining in spain party has. when the elections. in this case in as every mother's the leader of the us has the mandate of all the catalans who or to collate the new government this can be read the same as a victory for this block before him personally and for sparty this is a problem is the problem because he house burned all the options in catalonia just waiting for let's say a bigger majority in spain but here is a complete different picture thank you very much gabrielle so we can see then from

yet monty wrote he showed no outward signs of anxiety in public. at a discussion at checkers he observed the stand of the 30th motor brigade and the third world tank regiment that may that the men of calais were the bitter grit that stopped us -- sorry, that saved us by stopping them as sydney smith stopped napoleon at acre. these references to the napoleonic war in speeches, conversations, books he watched undoubtedly influenced the grand strategy that britain adopted. in them britain had played to her greatest strengths, in this case maritime, and avoided major continental commitments of troops until her antagonist had first blunted and broken his army in the wastes of russia. william pitt and then lord liverpool had played a waiting game, trusting napoleon to overextend himself and in meantime confining himself to privilege cal attacks, only crossing the channel into the netherlands, present day belgium to deliver the crushing blow. they only did that when they judged napoleon was ready to meet his work load. churchill largely copied that strate

we had a much more fun time with monty, field marshal montgomery who would play croquette and took an interest in people. it was important for grand papa because he could bat ideas back and forth with him on science. it wasn't in the house of commons, he could just find out -- try to work out his own ideas and what he felt and understood. so it was a very important person. that's one of the things i have been interested in in this book. so now i give you the wonderful kevin ruane who will tell us some things about his book. [ applause ] >> thank you, edwina. that was -- is this mike okay? thank you, edwina. very generous introduction. it's great to be back again. so thank you to michael bishop and the ics, the family, for giving me this platform two years in a row. it's an honor. i'll begin by saying a little bit about how i came to write this book, how i came to churchill and the bomb. it's a big man, big subject. churchill, the nuclear statesman. it really began about five years ago when i was asked to do work by the churchill archive. that's to say, the online, digital repository o

thunder clouds and south america in sao paulo and tillerson degree in rio but monty video and whatnotcal storms, not particularly strong that will have an impact. singapore, kuala lumpur, the rain will intensify as the next few days, through friday and into saturday, the philippines has widespread flooding. it pushes to the south china sea heading to vietnam. tokyo also killing madrid cape town looks fine on friday. increased rain on the southern portion of africa. winds and heavy rain, leaking into a weather system in south east europe. grease and parts of turkey, some big storm clouds around and torrential rain storms, strong and damaging winds through friday into saturday. the real chill in the air in europe is in the north, scandinavia town in towards the baltic states, parts of poland, and dressed in russia, temperatures freezing by day. we have the grey, gloomy stuff in the uk at the moment which will remain in place. the low pressure down towards the mediterranean pushes through the sea bringing snow fall into the weekend across the likes of georgia, heavy rain as well. with hi

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okay, so terrible at his job. ( laughter ) >> but it's just a really silly-- it's sort of like if montye news. >> stephen: okay. you've also got a movie called "father figures." it's out december 22, is the buzz on the streets. >> yes. >> stephen: what is this movie? are the father in this? >> no, no. i am a father, but it turns out owen wilson and i are fraternal twin brothers who find out that our father, who we thought-- we thought our father had died when we were infants, and it turns out he's still alive and he's still out there, and we set out to find him. >> stephen: and-- and-- and you-- you are a procticologist, i understand. >understand. >> i am also a proctologist. >> stephen: what did i say? >> i think you say the united shtssh. >> stephen: you are a proctologist and you don't know who your father is. >> we think our father died of colon cancer, which is why i became a proctologist in his memory. but it turns out that was all a lie, and we-- and we just-- we just find that out at the beginning of the movie. >> stephen: okay. and what's happening in this clip? >> oh, clip. we

. >> i'm thinking of monty. big soft eyes. what a boy he was.ers of your family. they're part of you! yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: tom? >> yeah. >> you have really great pours. ( laughter ) gr. >> hey, steve. >> stephen: yeah. >> from this angle your two eyes have melded into one. i can have a little-- can i have a little oesk mow ciz? ( cheers and applause ) i love you, stephen colbert. >> stephen: i love you, tom hanks. tom, have you ever eaten at the bubba gump shrimp company? >> funny you should ask. this is hilarious. >> stephen: okay. >> i i guess ther busiest day of the year is memorial day. >> stephen: sure. >> and i went up-- i was hungry. i had the kids with me. and they were all asking-- they wanted some gulla shrimp, very spicy, hot in the mouth shrimp they call it down in the gulla islands. >> stephen: sure, sure. >> i said i know where to get that. we climbed the stairs up to a bubba gump shrimp-- is this a true story? >> yeah, they looked right at me and said, "it will be a 45-minute wait, mr. hanks. ( cheers and applause ) in a

and it would be turned into a game of monty hall, right?ind door one, a month before the election i have $10,000 for your church. closer to the election i have $50,000 for you. behind door 3 i have 100,000. door 4, 200,000. two days before the election door five, $750,000. it's an extraordinary thing. you see this woman struggling. she has personal things she wants to worry about the security of her daughter. the more that money creeps up the more she has to struggle with the decision i do take the money and do what's i think is best for me. it's an extraordinary story and i never thought we would see the day where money was being thrown around like some sort of deal making. >> sean: we also know lisa bloom has a huge bias here. let's go down this imaginary path because it seems that it could have been -- it could have unfolded before the country. let's say the $750,000 was paid to this woman. >> right. >> how does the public endorse this, vet. this and what is the likelihood because we have never that the public wouldn't have known about t

with the of john howard as prime minister monti council is and has been abandoned as a national audiology and so people are feeling much more comfortable in the period of pauline hanson about talking about race easing racist remarks calling people reisa snipes and the lebanese kids in places like punchbowl getting caught up in the back to adult dog. as hostility increases the police focus on a new source of conflict. lebanese a strain gangstas a ramping up the drug records. there was a lot of illegal activities taken place from members of our community and was no shame whatsoever. a lot of drug. smuggling cocaine heroin and people who were at that time dealing and distributing. it was a sense of pride because it was a why for them to make quick money these are smaller numbers but what existing they did happen. to be a street punch bowl goes from decent law abiding suburban street to a drug drive through supplying much of south west sydney over to young people with drug users there were drug addicts and their families would not. do anything about it because there was sweep it under the car

if you are able to keep your eye on the money in this three card monty, what you are seeing is text book red flags for money laundering. a bank engaged in massive fraud loans money to a company in another country which disperses that money among its subsidiaries then moving money back and forth between themselves in real estate deals that make no sense. money laundering is complex on purpose. that's the whole point of how you lose track of the money. when you involve overseas real estate deals, it becomes what -- a hallmark of what i understand of overseas money laundering and maybe it doesn't matter if anything gets built. but donald trump did make his million dollars. this is a news stories told by adam davidson. in new yorker magazine. a remarkable piece of reporting. adam makes two other points briefly noted about this story. first after the bta bank chairman fled the country, the kazakh government took country of the bank. which means the government has all of that banks files and transactions and archives and they know everything about the deal. the kazakh government does. kazakh i

and it would be turned into a game of monty hall, right?d door one, a month before the election i have $10,000 for your church. closer to the election i have $50,000 for you. behind door 3 i have 100,000. door 4, 200,000. two days before the election door five, $750,000. it's an extraordinary thing. you see this woman struggling. she has personal things she wants to worry about the security of her daughter. the more that money creeps up the more she has to struggle with the decision i do take the money and do what's i think is best for me. it's an extraordinary story and i never thought we would see the day where money was being thrown around like some sort of deal making. >> sean: we also know lisa bloom has a huge bias here. let's go down this imaginary path because it seems that it could have been -- it could have unfolded before the country. let's say the $750,000 was paid to this woman. >> right. >> how does the public endorse this, vet. this and what is the likelihood because we have never that the public wouldn't have known about the

to buckley's chagrin, monty python did very well on pbs. they did much better than firing line. was thrilled. they had no young viewers except for sesame street. -- it was beneath him to consider that it was a good tv show. he must have been so should grand when margaret thatcher parodied the dead parrot address. although, he might not even have gotten it. the deadaking fun of parrots get and he probably didn't know what she was doing. when the reagan administration defunded pbs -- and nixon tried to defunded. pbs, whatn defunded is great is to read the letters that buckley sent out to people raising money. joy, reagan defunded pbs and now i need you to pay for it. a lot of capitalists were like yes, here is some money. the only foundation and other funded the show over the years. downs onme ups and pbs, but basically there was never a doubt that he would get the money he needed once it was defunded in the 80's. it soldiered on. last question. yes. in your preparation and research for the book, you must have read some of his books. did you have any favorites among those that you