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barletta is a mr. nice guy but he is clearly a part of the republican establishment here in washington, d.c., voted with the republicans, in lockstep with president trump. i don't think that will be good for him as he moves into the fall. host: peter is in lakeland, florida. independent. you are on tim ryan. caller: good morning. i am on the independent line. for 30 years, i was a diehard democrat. know,just want to let you as i see the democratic party right now, it is like a seinfeld show, a party about nothing. it works for its donors and not as voters. would you tell me how you feel about medicare for all americans , $15 minimum wage, and why do democrats always vote for these bloated defense budgets year after year? we are $700 billion-plus and there is no money at home. i am alet me first say supporter of medicare for all. i think one of the most important thing we can do right now given the fierce competition we are in globally, in the global economic system, with china, with a lot of other countries

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it's difficult to say sometimes what washington is really looking to achieve on one hand with mr trump saying nicethings about north korea and its conciliatory gestures but if the same time the appointment of hard liners including the new u.s. ambassador to south korea who is known to have very strong opinions on north korea as well as china so there's a lot of guessing game going on here and certainly making all of these cooling is part of that we don't have very long left in the program and i'd like to ask each of you a very quick last question which is just how hopeful are you that the progress that had been made in the last few months will not go to waste i'll start with here mr mason. well i'm hopeful i'm hopeful because i think ultimately the north koreans want it and i think although the american strategy is less clear i think as you we heard there in terms of the comments about image for donald trump an unprecedented summit would be something that if you like he can put on his c.v. on his next election c.v. and leave his kind of legacy stamp his or is legacy quite literally in the case of

it's difficult to say sometimes what washington is really looking to achieve on one hand with mr trump saying nice things about north korea and its conciliatory gestures but at the same time the appointment of hard liners including the new u.s. ambassador to south korea who is known to have very strong opinions on north korea as well as china so there's a lot of guessing game going on here and certainly making all of these cooling is part of that we don't have very long left in the program and i'd like to ask each of you a very quick last question which is just how hopeful are you that the progress that had been made in the last few months will not go to waste of that would hear mr mason. well i'm hopeful i'm hopeful because i think ultimately the north koreans want it and i think although the american strategy is less clear i think as you we heard there in terms of the comments about image for donald trump an unprecedented summit would be something that if you like he can put on his c.v. on his next election c.v. and leave his kind of legacy stamp his or is legacy quite literally in the case of t

mr. president. nice to see you, sir, and your lovely wife, nancy.l. it's a big treat for me to fly all the way to california to be here for this kind of money. billy graham, nice to see you, sir. this hand is bothering me. is this too fast? anyway, he sitting there looking at the program, going, where does it say he makes fun of me? i'm telling a joke, mr. reagan. they've got real guns. >> laura: cutting but really fun. oh, my gosh, do we miss him. don rickles is a comedian who knew how to push boundaries without crossing them. now compare that to miss wolf. >> this brings me to the me too movement, probably the reason i'm here. they were like, a woman's probably not going to [bleep] in front of anyone, right? into that i say, don't count your chickens. >> laura: ap reporter meg kinnard captured it best when she wrote on twitter, "if the whc dinner did anything tonight, it made the chasm between journalism and those who don't trust us even wider, and those of us based in the red states who work hard every day to prove our objectivity will have to deal

it's difficult to say sometimes what washington is really looking to achieve on one hand with mr trump saying nice things about north korea and its conciliatory gestures but at the same time the appointment of hard liners including the new u.s. ambassador to south korea who is known to have very strong opinions on north korea as well as china so there's a lot of guessing game going on here and certainly making all of these cooling is part of that we don't have very long left in the program and i'd like to ask each of you a very quick last question which is just how hopeful are you that the progress that had been made in the last few months will not go to waste all that would hear mr mason. well i'm hopeful i'm hopeful because i think ultimately the north koreans want it and i think although the american strategy is less clear i think as you we heard there in terms of the comments about image for donald trump an unprecedented summit would be something that if you like he can put on his c.v. on his next election c.v. and leave his kind of legacy stamp his or is legacy quite literally in the case of

i thought that was nice of him to say i wasn't bothered and i said to mrs. eagan that was nice of your husband to say that he didn't have to do that could have done something at the speech and we talked about that he thought it was important to say in front of the whole group. this isn't something that is fake or made up or four cameras or public consumption. it is just who he was. >> one of my favorite stories in the book this will be his last story if you would talk about the story where you stepped in for the personally having the president signed a few things? and then you are asked to come to his office? >> this occurred in washington and from time to time the personal aide would ask if i would fill in for the saturday radio address consisting of meeting the president at the elevator, walking the oval office lest he get lost. [laughter] and then to be there during the radio address which was handled by the white house television office, and the military people and then walking him back to the residence to bid them farewell. on this particular saturday th

nice? >>> i am mr. lively 4/7 opinion. >>> a new smith family secret. willow's bomb shell hat shocked mom, jada. >>> get out of my chair. >> the harrison ford surprise you'll only see here. >> now, i'm out that here. i need a job. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello, welcome to buckingham palace. it's been a busy day. the queen today, holing one of her three annual garden parties. lots of folks in top hat, tails, and fascinators. meghan markle is four days away from her biggest day. we don't know who are walk her down the aisle. is thomas markle in or out? we don't know. we know meghan has been crushed by it all. >> i was told by sources close to her last night she was utterly heart broken. she couldn't believe this was happening just days before her wedding. >> all the the drama is over this question. will meghan's dad, thomas markle, be in london to walk his daughter down the aisle? no one seems to be sure. let's break it down. yesterday, meghan's father told tmz he was pulling out of the royal wedding because he had a heart attack a week a

barletta is a mr. niceuy but he is clearly a part of the republican establishment here in washington, d.c., voted with the republicans, in lockstep with president trump. i don't think that will be good for him as he moves into the fall. host: peter is in lakeland, florida. independent. you are on tim ryan. caller: good morning. i am on the independent line. for 30 years, i was a diehard democrat. know,just want to let you as i see the democratic party right now, it is like a seinfeld show, a party about nothing. it works for its donors and not as voters. would you tell me how you feel about medicare for all americans , $15 minimum wage, and why do democrats always vote for these bloated defense budgets year after year? we are $700 billion-plus and there is no money at home. i am alet me first say supporter of medicare for all. i think one of the most important thing we can do right now given the fierce competition we are in globally, in the global economic system, with china, with a lot of other countries,

mr. trump to play nice with the special counsel robert mueller.as trump team lawyer, the new member, rudy giuliani, is trying to dictate ground rules for mueller to interview the president. let's bring in our legal and political experts. pamela, you and gloria have been doing some great reporting on all of this. but the whole notion of rudy giuliani telling mueller, well, you might get two or three hours with the president, that's it, but they've got to be specific subjects that are discussed. where do things stand now. >> you have to wonder what robert mueller thinks when he sees something like that. oh, that's what you think is going to happen? look, this is an ongoing investigation by both sides. and sources have told both me and gloria that the prospect of an interview with robert mueller was dim and is growing dimmer by the day since the raid on president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. that said, it isn't off the table yet. they are still looking at some possibilities of how they would want an interview to be. but that doesn't mean

president as share of the near or dear vladimir instead of mr putin at the beginning of what he was saying but it wasn't just about how many nice things quite surprisingly mr macron said about russia the presidents of russia talked about so much and brought up so many things all. give you a list syria iran ukraine cyber security the korean crisis sanctions multi-polar world freedom of speech and even football but i'll come back to that a bit later among other things the leaders of the two countries agreed in the next few weeks to come up with a mechanism to bring that computing syria peace talks platforms together plus they want to work hand in glove to save the uranium nuclear deal which is donald trump has just dumped also emanuel macron said it out loud russia's international role in numerous regions and conflicts needs to be praised to see the awful secret of it she said than some of you would much as you note i do acknowledge russia has increased its role in the international arena in particular the middle east several times to the newly gained role of leader comes with responsibilities and i'm well aware of the role russi

mr. secretary, it's nice to see you tonight. thank you for your time. >> good evening. thanks so much for having me. >> let's start where we left this conversation off. you are pushing for -- and you can explain this as well -- students to essentially say, i'm not going to back to school unless i feel safe. do you think it's at the point where the ground swell might be enough politically because it's affecting such a wide array of students of children in america that there could be significant changes on something that's been so calcified here in washington? >> well, i think we have to create a tension that hasn't existed yet. only that kind of creative tension can push people to confront an issue they've been able to run away from, hide from so long. there is a fork in the road as a nation. either this body count, this loss of life, the killing of innocent children is acceptable or it's not. if we decide it's unacceptable, then we have to do some things we have never done before because everything done to this point has been a failure, has been ineffective. it's time t

mr. president. very nice presentation, inspectors cato and juarez. fire marshal decossio, thank you, you came in a very troubled time, this department had financial difficulties not so long ago and we were probably 90% of all the problems the fire department faced and chief faced and everybody faced were the financial difficulties and now we have that, you are able to accomplish things with inspectors and public information officer jonathon baxter who is just the perfect person for the job. i hate to say besides being a sports junkie, i'm a news junkie and i watch too much late news at night and always catch him on, a very good demeanor, approachable, not only representing the command staff but the fire department and the union and the commission and the mayor, the board of supervisors. so he is the face of this department and a lot of good things could come from that good attitude and the way he delivers because we do need the support of the public on bonds and other things and just generally support. so it was a great presentation, i really appreci

mr. colbert. >> stephen: nice to see you.s are just fantastic. ( applause ) like, everywhere you go, it's a disco. >> sarah jessica parker shoes! we like s.j.p. a lot. >> stephen: really, you stole those from sarah jessica parker? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. >> stephen: listen, how is everything over at "cbs this morning"? so far so good. >> stephen: how is my buddy john dickerson. >> oh, john dickerson! we love john dickerson, people. we love him. >> stephen: blue-eyed, blond-haired choir boy. >> you see, you used the word "choir boy" but john dickerson is a little mischief of staff and likes to play. he has a great seches humor, as you know. >> stephen: i know that. he likes to have a cocktail. >> i'm told you two have had some libations before together. >> stephen: we've had some libations. >> and have had good conversations. he's been great. i think it's been really nice addition to us. >> stephen: the royal wedding is coming up. >> yes. >> stephen: prince harry and meghan markle, american, an american princess. >> i love

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mr. crisp, it's nice to have you with us tonight.hank you for making time to be here. >> thank you. >> let me just ask you to treat me like a first-grader here. in terms of the basics. for why there are legal rules, why there is certainly tradition, why we understand that generally the way things work that while an investigation is ongoing the public generally and anybody who might be a subject or a target of the investigation isn't allowed to know what evidence the government has or what shape their investigation is taking. >> well, the main reason is the one that you cited in quoting from bob mueller's filing, which is to protect the integrity of the investigation you often have to keep the investigation secret. that's true in law enforcement as much as it is in foreign counterintelligence. if you reveal what you're doing to the subject of the investigation or to your adversary, they can take countermeasures and thwart your investigation. so of course people don't want that to happen. that's why they keep these things under wraps u

mr. chairman. it's nice to have you here director wray. i want to follow up on senator marantzi question in usa gymnastics and larry nassar and applaud his efforts on the commerce subcommittee looking at this. you may not know the answer but if you don't i hope you'll see if you can find out and include that information and provided to the committee but fbi agents interviewed individuals who had alleged abuse by nassar. do you know if there were victims specialists or in the case of minors adolescent specialists interviewed? >> senator i don't know the answer to thati question. victim assessment is an incredibly important thing to us. they are stretched very very thinly that the reason we call them is because they are designed to help victims. it's not to make them -- . >> i hope you're investigation will examine that and make sure if the appropriate people weren't there that it will reflect that so we have that information for the future. also can you commit to sharing the results of the internal review with this committee? >> i would be

mrs. doubt fire. chastain says it's nice but not flattering.rld is mourning the death of philip roth. he died of congestive heart failure in the county hospital. he wrote more than two dozen books. roth won just about every literary honor and was presented the united humanities medal in 2011. philip rocket was 85. >>> and now that she's married to prince harry, meghan markle made her first public appearance with the royal family. it was a party in honor of her new father-in-law, prince charles. tina kraus has more. >> reporter: the newly minted prince and duchess of sussex joined the prince of wales and cornwall at the birthday of prince charles. >> a very happy birthday, six months ahead of his 70th. how very royal. >> reporter: the event at buckingham palace comes days after prince harry and meghan markle tied the knot at st. george's on saturday. they delayed their honeymoon to honor prince charles and the work he does and his work with the military. >> his enthusiasm and energy are truly infectious. it certainly inspired william and i to ge

solar, wind, there's many others that are available and could make things very nice. >> mr. higgins, what is the proper legal stance with regard to behind the immediate resources with solar and storage for individual retail customers as well as with regard to large commercial customers being able to have behind the meter generation. >> senator heinrich, i think the question needs to be answered in two ways. number one, puerto rico needs to change the way the grid is supplied by power today. it is not being adequately and properly supplied with the current generation mix, that generation is troubled by a maintenance issue and being reliant on oil which is both environmentally and cost wise a difficult commodity and in addition there's not enough generation where it needs to be and in some cases there's too much were we don't need it. the grid needs to be rebuilt not just the wires but the generation needs to be rebuilt. as we change it out, and i agree with mr. moss in that regard, we should be relying on customers to generate themselves, we should allow customers who want to

mr. higgens put it nicely, the generation is not co-located with your consumption. so i recall that coal powered power plant on one side of the island, but it's the opposite side in san juan. now, there were -- that seems as if you're going to address that. you're actually going to put some of this redoesn'tant necessary for resiliency capacity on the opposite side of the island from the coal-fired plant. i presume that plan is in the works? >> yes, sir. one of the important initiatives that we are undertaking is to look at possible and hopefully repowering some of northern generation. both bringing the maintenance up to standards and repowering it with hopefully a liquefied natural gas imported and then burned in the generators. >> thou, we saw that. now, going back to the former regime, i remember being struck by that plant outside san juan, it was rusted. i mean, it was just amazing how lousy the maintenance had been of that plant. but there were two i think ge looked like jet engines sitting there generating electricity. so do you anticipate this sort of lng ass

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nice. [applause] >> mr. president, on behalf of all our nassau county police officers, and i think i speak for every officer in this room and this country, we know we have a president who has our back and supports us every sing tail when we go out and do the mission we're tasked to do. have about 500 identified ms-13 gang members in nassau county, about 250 of them are active. everything is evidence-based. last year in 2017 we had six kids murdered in nassau county by m mechanic s-13678 of those, one was shot in the face, one shot in the back of the head, four of them were viabilityly butchered by machetes and buried in shallow graves throughout our country. b -- our county. those victims, three of them were 15 years of age. two were 18. out of the six people that committed these murders, nine people were arrested last year. seven of them the nine arrested were undocumented in this country. so we have a population of 1.3 million people here in nassau county. 17% hispanic makeup. i've been to these communitie

finding in france for his speculation a million pounds of the bank of england british tax mr obama is also not a very nice a socialist person he loves to make businesses but this what you're telling us is is years ago we are today why does he play. with the international finance picture you can scrub history and timely rule made over the past you would be included merely because this is happened fifteen twenty years ago doesn't mean that it lacks a reality to the dollars look under as heisler the chairman of the hunger in jewish federations called on mr orban to end the campaign using the ceasars picture the organization said it was a proxy for anti-semitism. there i can understand it has they would want to see this because of course he is in touch with the world jewish congress and so on and they are concerned but it seems to me that there's a real danger of anti semitism in countries where there's a large muslim minority not in hungary do you know do you remember being an economic and historian that and to some it is a existed also in east europe and if fifty four refugees came three years ago do you re

have a nice day. >> thank you. next speaker. >> mr. jerry parker and i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you today. i think that this bill is very important for the supervisors to make the reform that's necessary because it creates a public safety issue for those that are unable to pay the court cost fees and administrative fees and restitution as well, when they are coming out of prison and they are faced with these debts, very often they find alternative ways to avoid those debts and costs and in many cases you have those that are joining the homelessness and i think homelessness is an issue that is very pervasive and there are many costs to that. [buzzer] >> thank you, sir. thank you. next speaker. >> hi. i just want to say court fees are an ineffective way to fund san francisco city services. san francisco spends more money on collecting court fees than it gains from imposing them on people and the city services shouldn't be paid on the backs of low-income residents. these debts set up barriers to people trying to obtain housi

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