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tom: nance, i think with marcus onboard -- nancy: and no money in our pockets?t -- i'm not saying it's the greatest deal. lemonis: here's what i'll -- here's my final offer. nancy: okay. lemonis: okay? so, i'll go to $700,000, and you'll each put $50,000 in your own pocket, and the rest will go into the business. nancy: now we're talking a little bit. lemonis: now we're talking, and that's it. cash in her pocket was more important than growing the business, which should have been -- it should have been some sort of, like, alarm bell for me. $50,000 goes to tom, $50,000 goes to you, $600,000 goes into the business, and i get 50% of the business. amber: can you do me a favor? explain to me how you place a valuation on a company? lemonis: there is never a formula. i mean, everybody always wants me to tell them exactly what my formula is to place valuations, and i factor a variety of things. how much the business makes? sure. what assets it has? sure. what debt it has? absolutely. and then the wild card is how easy is it gonna be to work with the people? that busine

he's integral to it, but was he totally alone. >> malcolm nance we're obviously celebrating good news here tonight, and as i said, a lightning fast investigation, a lightning fast arrest. what worries you further beyond this case? >> well, first, for this suspect, you've really got to re-evaluate your life choices when you wake up to the fbi hostage rescue team surrounding you ask bringing you in as a terrorist because that's what he is. and what we need to consider right now is as jim said, the key part of this investigation is did he act alone. did he assemble all of these devices. was he part of a team that assembled these devices? most worrisome for me is you know, where is the bomb factory. where did he actually assemble these devices? is there an entire pile of them left unmailed, and were other devices mailed and are now inside the mail stream still en route to targets waiting to be sorted and waiting for postal inspectors to find them? this terrorist campaign is not over by any stretch of the imagination until we get those things answered. >> counselor, arianna berg, i want to

malcolm nance, ali velshi with us here in new york. gentlemen, thank you both. >>> and coming up, more from the president's a.p. interview including his effort to try to diminish the role of his long-time and lawyer personal lawyer, michael cohen. he's now calling him a pr guy. we'll see how that will go over. in 2017, california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is becoming more extreme and we all have to be better prepared. that's why pg&e is adopting new and additional safety precautions to help us monitor and respond to dangerous weather. hi, i'm allison bagley, a meteorologist with pg&e's community wildfire safety program. we're working now, to enhance our weather forecasting capabilities, building a network of new weather stations to identify when and where extreme wildfire conditions may occur, so we can respond faster and better. we're installing cutting edge technology to provide real-time mapping and tracking of weather patterns. and we use this information in partnership with first responde

jill winebanks, john harwood, and malcolm nance. everything about this presidency is unusual. we say it probably every weekend. what is more unusual is that we have a president who, you know, he did the condemnation in written form. he read it out of the prompter. but he immediately goes back to attacking the very people who were under attack. he doesn't contact the former president. he doesn't do any of the normal things that a president would do. what does that say to you? >> well, it tells me he has no interest in the role of being president of the united states. he doesn't. he's not worthy of the title. in fact he is actually working against the interests of the united states. let me put this -- as a counterterroism professional, let me put it to you this way, this nation sustained a terrorist mail bombing campaign this week. the only reason that we don't have postal workers or individuals who the bombs were sent to injured, wounded or killed is because the bomber was too incompetent to actually produce an effective device. but they were real devices. the fbi says they wer

. >> malcolm nance is with us as well. tell us what you're hoping to hear. >> i'm hoping the attorney general gives us a broad out line of this plot. most importantly there's two factors that the others have been bringing up. we don't know the breadth of this. i hope tths one individual. i pray to god this is only one individual who did this.ths one. i pray to god this is only one individual who did this.htths o. i pray to god this is only one individual who did this.istths . i pray to god this is only one individual who did this. itths individual. i pray to god this is only one individual who did this.stths o individual. i pray to god this is only one individual who did this. one in. i pray to god this is only one individual who did this. >> do we know -- does he have a house? does he have an apartment? was he living out of his van? i know the new york times interviewed someone who had taken a photo of the van. he said when he would see this parked, it suggested somebody was staying in it. >> it's really interesting you s

malcolm nance, a former u.s. intelligence officer. welcome to both of you, thank you.ent is combining issues of fake news, which i think we can all agree with journalists shouldn't pedal in fake news, with bias and negativity. they're not the same thing. there's a lot of negative coverage of the president of the united states. because the president of the united states lies a lot and we have to correct him. >> i would venture to say it's not even negative coverage, it's factual coverage. it's the idea that when the president says something that's not true, journalists need to point that out. everywhere i've worked if you make a mistake, you have to correct yourself. so journalists not only are not purposely misleading people but when we make a mistake, we own up to it. this president is not someone who says i made that up or i'm sorry, i was mistaken. he said i regret almost nothing. there's this idea that the president, when he gets in these rallies, even though yesterday i would say the white house had a pretty strong reaction to this, the white house sometimes bungl

and in the meantime i want to go to malcolm nance.n here, just how are you processing aunt of ll o what are you watching for. >> and now we're hoping to get more information about the details of how the attack was carried out. let's not ins take this at all, this was a terrorist attack. it meets every element of the definition of terrorism. it was an act of violence of a political and i'd lonldeologica nature. and the social writings of rob bowers on the internet is amazing. he is a rabid anti-semite. and he says that they are bringing muslims in to the united states so he wanted to punish them. so leading up to this press conference, we're getting a better picture of the gunman itself, but what we really need to know is how did he perpetrate this, was he by himself, was this a broader conspiracy. do we have a group of gunmen who may be out there or who are out to inspire other nazi -- neo-nazis like himself. >> and you refer to the posts from this suspect. it is something to behold. of course there is the work of the southern poverty

and msnbc terrorism analyst malcolm nance. thank you for being here. it's confounding to a lot of people. this seems pretty simple. a u.s. resident, wrote for the "washington post," he's thought dead but presumed dead, perhaps murdered inside this consulate. donald trump can't bring himself to say unequivocally this is a terrible thing, we're going to get to the bottom of it. why? >> you're right, he won't -- resident for the united states is murdered on foreign soil by an allied government. and the answer -- well, there's many potential answers. one of the obvious ones is, is he making money out of saudi arabia. that's a question being asked a lot now. we've never got the trump's tax returns. we know the saudis spent a lot of money at his apartments. he bragged about it a couple years ago in the action campaign they spent $14 million to $15 million on his apartments. posted to first increase in revenue in two years in its first quarter thanks to the saudi entourage with the crown prince coming to stay. it's really odd. this is a president lots of conf

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now let's be honest, nance, >> we've secretly been on baby bump watch for a while now, but we also thinking very fashionable clues along the way. the royal baby is believed to have been conceived near the end of july, right around the time of this very public display of affection. >> meghan hid the early stages of her pregnancy with oversized coats and loose fitting tops. many royal watchers suspected there was a baby on the way when she seemed to be covering up something under this flowy ruffled dress. a few weeks later was she dropping hints with these words at the launch of her charity cookbook? >> working on this project for the past nine months has been a tremendous labor of love. >> she would have known she was in the early stages of pregnancy. maybe that was her own subtle nod to the fact that she was with child. >> this loose fitting peplum top set off a new course of baby rumors even if pregnant meghan showed off her sporty side with a game of net ball. >> thank you so much. it's incredibly special to be here today. >> at her first solo event she wore a belted loose fitting blac

welljoining us now from philadelphia is former us intelligence officer and author, malcolm nance.gations, to try and find out who is behind the sending of these what they have called hype bombs? what is occurring right now, centred in new york city is a massivejoint terrorism task force which is made up terrorism task force which is made up the components of the fbi as lead agency, us marshal service, up the components of the fbi as lead agency, us marshalservice, us secret service comment new york city police and their homeland security division. new york state police and their homeland security division and their homeland security division and the department of homeland security for any other external support that they will need. the first thing they have done is taken these devices and determined whether they are viable, whether they are actually devices that were intended to explode and could explode, or whether they were dummy devices. the second thing that is happening simultaneously is there is happening simultaneously is there isa is happening simultaneously is there is a

trump seems eager to contain rather that confront the fallout as well as terrorism analyst malcolm nance. a perfect panel here. i start with you, nick, on what we're seeing is a type of ethical, moral, humanitarian pressure, call it whatever you want, something other than raw real politics seems to be having incremental pressure. what is your view? >> well, i mean i think that there is very mild progress, i mean, you know, okay, it certainly is good that steve mnuchin isn't going to the investment conference, but at the end of the day, you don't see the u.s. clearly pursuing some kind of an investigation that will get the truth. you know, calling on the sought dis to spend a few more days investigating when this would essentially involve the crown prince investigating himself is a nonstarter and we still seem to think that we have no leverage over the saudis when, you know, we have nothing but leverage. the saudis rely on us for the thing they care most about which is security. and i really do fear that -- i think the latest report from "the times" that there may be an effort to blame th

that's what we have to be careful of. >> i want to get our colleague malcolm nance to weigh in. speak to us about the environment that we're living in. earlier this week i spoke to a presidential historian who said one thing she can look back in history as bad as times were, we were led by good people. they cared about the country and we cared about each other. i worry right now that on both sides these extremes are unwilling to care about each other. we're viewing our own brothers and sisters and neighbors and colleagues as the enemy and how dangerous the perfective is. >> you know, let me try to recalibrate this conversation because i think we're going too far down that path. what is happening right now that every one needs to understand is the united states is under a national mail bombing campaign. this bombing campaign most likely originates from an american citizen or someone who has a grudge against this one particular wing of american citizens. tomorrow we could find ten new devices going to republicans. the important thing is the nation is under attack. an individual ha

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joining us now is malcolm nance and barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan and currently a professor but has experience with bombs and attempted bombs and bomb makers. on one hand, barbara, we rely on the fact that these folks are not always as smart as they think they are. but we actually have that experience with bombers and attempted assassins who are really, really smart. we've developed some remarkable techniques for finding these people. and politics aside, the last few days has worked as it should have in terms of investigation and honing in on whoever did this. >> absolutely. and i think it's a really great shining moment for the fbi and all these other laufrmw enforce agencies to see how they work together and put together clues. and the work is not done yet. they will continue to do things like get a search warrant for his home, a search warrant for his car where may they find bomb ca components and other thing,s. so if he carries a cellphone that's like a personal gps device. you can find out whether h

do i still have malcolm nance as well? malcolm, are you with me? >> yes. >> okay. ma malcolm, there is a lot that we don't know, and the chief question being who is behind it or what group might be behind this. and no one is claiming responsibili responsibility, so far. what do we know about the kind of person or people who send pipe bombs, malcolm? >> well, clint van zandt have given you some good point erers this. and every year, the bureau of tobacco and firearms make up a sum are ri of all of the explosives sent around the united states, and pipe bombs are one of the smaller number of explosives that are used. most of the containers are five gallon drums of explosives, but the kind here, pipe bombs, they are generally for the amateurs who want to build an explosive device and have a relatively good payload and they use the black powder that you can buy for reloading the bullets for guys who shoot. so this type of the explosive payload in there they enhance it by putting in ball bearings in there, but general ly the pipe itself is the shrap nell anel af the come

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you do i mean jani i mean political pressure on the run to the moon conclude to security jennifer nance with the new bundled up business models he was my american corporations. he's sold them good mental disease has. seen. the solution. alleys up in association with. the new can he saw it is just somebody with till he came to an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. welcome back to walter parts with timothy colton professor of government and russian studies at harvard university professor cult and trumps national security advisor john bolton is expected in moscow within the next few days and the speculation in this country is that he is going to try to explore how macho russia's increasing pivot to china could be adjusted or perhaps reversed. how much do you think the kremlin could accommodate to trump administration on that front. i'm not aware of any information a book the agenda for this meeting that's a closely held secret i guess they'll talk about that but i doubt very much that the american ministration thinks that russia's going to you know quickly reorient its position v

we have spent a lot of time talking about mabt nance this morning and i appreciate that very much. we all value our maintainers very much. and i know it's very different having maintainers in a transportation ground unit than having maintainers in your squadrons. but just really understanding how very important it is. and secretary, in your written statement, you did reference some of the challenges that you're facing in regard to sustainment of weapons systems, equipment, particularly with regard to the mants nance and logistics. i was pleased to see that the air force looks for ways to improve efficiency and cost effectively. so we talk about artificial intelligence. and we continue to hear about the potential benefits of ai and machine learning on predictive maintenance. and is the air force currently utilizing these types of technologies or do you think these emerging technologies present maybe a cost effective means of improving maintenance within the air force. pz. >> a very good question. we are testing out what we call conditioned space maintenance plus, which involves pred

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she took the question quite literally and gave a weather report, oh, nance. >> people ask me is it a? in either case, it's little drops of water, and many of them, if the election were today, we would win the majority. i don't know how much water would be involved, but i know we would win the majority. wave or tsunami, we'll see in three weeks. kennedy: mercy. wow, what a gift. if pelosi's predictions hold true, democrats are likely to push for repeal of the president's tax cuts. according to heritage foundation such a move could raise taxes and every single congressional district. would a dimm victory be an economic disaster. senior fellow mattie duppler is back with right term strategy president chris barron and capri cafaro. welcome, everyone. >> hello. kennedy: mattie, start with you, with nancy's very bold prediction. [ laughter ] >> let's talk about taxes a little bit. people like lower taxes, will democrats be so bold as to undo those loving tax cuts? >> democrats have been so bold since the moment the tax cut was passed into law. the number one priority is to repeal it as soo

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ceo and president of concerned women for america, penny nance. welcome. i want to read a little bit more of "the new york times" opinion piece, white women come get your people. it's said white women benefit from patriarchy by trading on their whiteness. in return, they are placed on a pedestal to be "cherished and reviewed." >> i have to tell you i am still roiling from what kamala harris said. she does not represent all woman. concerned women for america as the nation's largest public policy organization. a lot of what i've heard tonight is racist and belittling of our experience. by the way, i am a survivor of a physical assault and attempted rate. -- attempted rape. what they have managed to do is a really encourage enthusiasm like i've never seen. it has been, our phones are ringing off the hook. women are saying how can we get involved. we had a rally of 500 women outside the senate, although you didn't see it covered arthur then probably on fox. we had women walking the halls. we believe in fairness. equal protection under the law. we believe, as t

in austin, a citywide "boil water" order nance was issued this -- ordinance was issued this week and officials stress the importance of cutting down on water use. that same region has been experiencing flooding for weeks. mary, you have been following the journey through mexico toward the u.s. of hurricane willa. >> even though willa has weakened, it will still bring a lot of rain not only to texas but up through the southeast and the northeast/east coast. willa is moving over the mainland of mexico. a tropical depression now will continue to weaken. maximum sustained winds of 35 miles per hour. 75 miles east-northeast of durango, mexico. it's moving fast at 25 miles per hour and as we go through the day, it will weaken to a low pressure system but it's going to move into texas first. of course, texas dealing with flash flooding less than a week ago. it will continue up through florida and georgia there, areas that have already seen a lot of rain with hurricane michael and then up the east coast so rain for the eastern half of the u.s. all because of what's left of willa here. so hea

remains very popular with the republican base, so that's why you've seen him escalate his appear nances he's trying to resort to the same campaign he had in 2016. what prompts the left because we've seen a lot of promptness in democrats and their desire to present a backlash to the president at the polls. >> so congressman, you have the heller race in nevada and the heitkamp race in north dakota. in a cruel way, they're self-kacancelling if they both the way the polls tell us they'll go. do you think they have a chance if they keep spending money and getting to the finish line? >> no, i don't think so, but as we get close, you'll see both parties tend to pull back. donald trump has made every day the last two years about him, the news cycle about him. what he can't get away from is november 6 will also, therefore, be about him. we know in arizona, nevada, those are closer states. we know in west virginia, manchin might pull it out. the remarkable thing coming off all the intensity of kavanaugh, all the divisiveness of kavanaugh, i think from a macro level nothing really shifted. if you

. >> reporter: i appreciate malcolm nance a lot. i think he's one of the smartest guys i know. everybody who got a package is a critic of the president in some way. as a news organization, you're meant to be critics of the president and everybody else. that's what the news does. it holds power to account. everybody else has been in opposition to or a critic. while he suggests there may be ten more packages out there, we know of seven so far. it's beyond coincidence that all seven packages have gone to people who either have been critical of the president or whom the president has been critical of. i don't know that we can separate that. i don't know that we can separate the reality of who has received these potential pipe bombs. i saw a picture of it. they looked like pipe bombs. there's white powder. i agree with tom winter if we thought it was dangerous, i think we would be seeing something different than what woor seeing now. we're seeing the police lines move.woor seeing now. we're seeing the police lines move.ewoor seeing now. we're seeing the police lines move.'woor seein

nance set one on the head sets telling us which cam trees look at keeping these guys in line. >> we miss's in a better case >> nice job. >> switching gears here, kill that music drum roll, here. you know what jock-doers and steve grasso have in common. they are both having the time of their lives. >> wow. >> undefeated still. >> undefeated. >> never lost one of these. >> i'm not serious. >> all right >> time for the final trade, tim. >> fedex has been losing a lot over the last couple of weeks. down 25% this is a fantastic company that i don't see any breakdown in their growth fedex? >> karen. >> we haven't talked about it in a long time and solar edge >> wow. >> grasso? >> cronos, up big after hours. >> guy >> cute baby. >> super cute. >> you can't tell how big the baby is. >> 19 1/2 inches long. you don' >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to mak

. >> abc news aviation consultant john nance told me sfr a seattle office that long hours can take a toll. >> you can have a control slowing everything down because he or she is getting tired but now an emergency occurs and can that controller think as fast as needed? that's where fatigue comes fl. >> of the last of desaunier's measures to prevent accidents were signed into law. now you turns to controller shortage and the risks it presents. >> we have to make sure we have the best people and particularly in the high cost areas there has to be a difference because of the cost of living. we are trying to do that in congress. but we need to get more people, qualified people in the towers as soon as possible. >> the fa declined an on camera interview but sent an email saying they have made steady gains in hiring new controllers and upgraded the program to help trainees become certified more quickly. i'm hoefting the full statement with more information on links on the issue if you'd like to go deeper at abc 7 news.com. >>> time now is 5:15. a dramatic crash north of santa rosa. this vid

joining us now is malcolm nance, an msnbc counter intelligence. they can intercept using cell towers, the phone itself, using the device. the national security counsel has given the president a phone that apparently is fixed for this sort of stuff, and the president doesn't like that. >> well, you're absolutely right. this device that everybody carries is an intelligence agigator and communications device not just for you and your family but for foreign intelligence agencies should they deem that you are targetable. the top target in the united states is the mind-set, thought processes and decisions of the president of the united states. no matter who he is, no matter who is sitting in that chair, the president of the united states will reveal information which is confidential just in his general discussions. so if you can get an unsecured telephone like an iphone, you know, every iphone, each one of these they're not shielded. they emanate, radiate information. they're almost location tracking devices. if you can get close enough or get within th