meet nellie. >> nellie. >> yes the world's only renaissance-era last supper painted by a woman is that last supper hidden in cellars for centuries. >> can you tell it was painted by a woman >> i believe you can first of all, because there's food on the table. this table was made for eating there's china. it's very maternal they're touching each other. >> now restored back to its original glory by women. a group of americans who have made it their goal to resurrect florence's female artists. women living in convents, who dare to go against the grain and pick up a brush. >> we weren't trained to be an artist. >> no. >> and we couldn't study the human form either. >> human form male or female. >> the group, the foundation for advancing women artists, so far has found more than 20 of nellie's works and other artists, too. >> she is a florentine she was a child prodigy, apparently it's in precarious condition. >> seems like this is an all-women, you know, power team. >> it's very exciting because i feel like we're not just shedding light on the painting by removing all the dirt and the varn

. ♪ wait 'til the sun shines, nelly, we will be happy, nelly, by and by ♪ down by the sleigh we'll wandereethearts you and i ♪ wait 'til the sunshines, nelly, by and by ♪ >> terrific. merry christmas, everybody and one of the traditions is to bring children and grandchildren down on the floor. there's a number of them here today. tell me your name. >> shannon >> you're the daughter of a retired member, right? >> yes. >> his name? >> michael spidaro >> do you know why the new york stock exchange is important? >> it makes new companies and businesses >> that's the right answer thanks mike, one of the big traders for gts does all of the retail stocks your work through the year, keeping the markets moving and keeping liquidity in the market. >> thank you, bob. merry christmas. >> art cashin, 55 years, started almost this day, 1964. >> that's correct. in the same book as john d rockefeller and jpmorgan they were just a touch older than i am. >> let's hope you'll outlive them all by a long way thanks very much merry christmas. thank you all for coming down for a great tradition that goes back 1

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we were leaving nellis and we had gone to hawaii -- bummer. [laughter] and it was time for us to move. and they were going to send him to korea and me to okinawa, japan. and, of course, he had gotten promoted early. he made rank early. he was a fighter pilot. and i'm an air battle manager. i was never going to be more more than a lt. col. if i was lucky. he was going to be a general officer. i said david, why don't i get out and you stay in? i'll follow you around and we'll do that. we didn't want kids. he looked at me, as sweet as he could, and he said, what is it that you would do if you got out? i said, well, i don't know. he said ok, you stay in, and i'll go fly for the airlines and go into the reserves. so, when it comes a time to make those decisions, that's the hard part. it doesn't have to be military married to military. they can be two people that both have jobs, and how do you orchestrate all that? and so i would say it's at half. i think we do a good job of assessing. the hard part is keeping the women in. i haven't touched base on

>> when you get being in the nelly position, you're more of the santa claus.l say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> minutes away, more from the set of "america's funniest home videos" and the show's funniest videos of all time. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. ♪ >> wait. i have to wrong car. oh, there i am. >> honest mistake. john travolta almost getting into the wrong car after having dinner in l.a. last night. >> speaking of john, remember that classic photo of him dancing with princess diana? one of my favorite ones. well, that iconic dress is now for sale to the highest bidder. >> can i bid? >> john once told "e.t." whirling diana around the dance floor was one of the greatest moments of his life. >> that was p

finally the bruce or his wife nellie nellie or happened to be working for fusion g.p.s. which originated the dossier we've got our text messages going back and forth between senior officials as well which were clearly. politically and in nature hand an anti president no matter how you how you feel towards mr trump president crimpers the relationship but there obviously was i would happen to disagree with the with the overall finding it not politically motivated i mean there's numerous things in very very questionable. issues revolving around there on this and and somebody probably takes will need to take some type of action to repair the reputation of the f.b.i. in the agency well let's talk a 2nd about that that reputation of the f.b.i. because present donald trump himself a seize on the findings has cooled f.b.i. agents come during a rally in pennsylvania do you expect him to take action against the agency i think i think you probably need that up to. now to to e.g. the bar since the f.b.i. would kind of come underneath the justice purview on that he'll probably be inv

we could have asked nellie orr a lot of questions too. she was on our witness list. we probably would have wanted to no from nellie orr how is it that one of the top people at the department of justice can have a spouse that goes and moonlights for people trying to dig up dirt on a presidential campaign and then see that very dirt shuttled in to the department of justice, injected into the bloodstream of our intelligence committee, and then used as an illegitimate basis to go and spy on american citizens. we probably would have asked nellie orr which ukrainian legislators she was talking to dig up dirt on the president, what was on the thumb drive that she gave to her husband. we would have had a lot of questions for alexandra chalupa. alexandra chalupa was the intermarry between the dnc and elements of the ukrainian government that were working against president trump. we could have asked alexandra chalupa whose idea at the dnc was it to have a specific operative assigned to the ukraine to impair our elections. whose idea was that? who funded it? was it some specifi

for instance the cast patti back in the nellie's days used to be the real rock stars what is it about the countertenor just briefly voice that you think is so captivating for pinnacle i believe it's an instant confusion when you hear a count to 10 and you have never heard a man sing that high before because in society these days the roads are pretty clearly a sign men speak and talk lower than women do so a man singing high. crosses this barrier and confuses the audience and then the brain tries to make sense of it but you cannot make much sense over this so you just need to listen to the music now you've bookended this album very interestingly with these young composers are you frankel at the beginning and you said that actually singing his piece the rest was a highlight of making this album for you let's see if we can just if you can pull that music in and have a have a listen to it. was. significant for this case for. the fact that it has the same kind of simplicity as the folk songs have. and then it talks it also has the melancholy in the year ending that you often find in folk s

look at you nellie runs a cafe in frankfurt. a compost trial that was the answer to all his problems because the cafe isn't connected to the sewage system he's been renting a toilet for 18 months. we once saw one at a festival in downtown frankfurt and thought that could be really useful under certain conditions interesting approach to waste management it's great and people seem to like it and. what they retrieved from the various rental toilets ends up in a big container on the company premises which is taking to the composting plant every 2 weeks 17 says this system makes much more sense than flush toilets. the problem with flush toilets is that they use water to transport the waste that's a very bad idea the water becomes permanently polluted and the treatment plants can't fully purify it again that's why the. novato still operates on a small scale compost trial that's in other water free alternatives don't get work in dense urban settings 17 thanks and that's very unfortunate. well mornin medical hormones and drug residues e

posititive change at te vatican editorial direcector on threat don't nelly refererring o this in a statement thatt was released saying that it was anan historical will sign up openness and transparency and really it's the first real concrete step that was seeing. sincee that landmark conferencee that was heldd at the back to geget backk in february in which the pope i invited the bishops from all around the world to discuss this but s still up to now it's still not meant. for you so the big shipips. rip out the isissue to the police but. made by the authorities for investigations for the cabinet content on the cold trials to find out m more information the documents that are in the vatican. they have no choice now they h have to o respond and even the priest and the possible false to keep silent because of the small now they could speak to the authorities. see the cup to hot correspond that improper. time to business committee john decided before not from boeing's decision to suspend production of its seven three seven max and conflict not so in mark because of course this decision doesn't j

saying you will do now it will become a pledge of where the future for both the country and you pass nelly and no one solution got more young going to the most disgusting epilogue of those riots you know but as i'm telling you just as a good kid i've sat and thought of what a rack my brains about how it should be theirs to i don't wait don't think about how your children of living future do i call the children of your friends and relatives will live it how you will have to stop what kind of country it will be. those who say it was move a group and this is a serious issue most probably the source of all the advantages of democracy according to study late so i don't know it would be rash one of the reasons why democracies have. democracies are more resilient you go back to new york immigrate so you know what it is possible to get. mortgages not no idea what to say now so let's keep our fingers crossed and 2 farms are. plenty. going to get. you to. hear them. still rules russia a lot has happened over the years he's been in power the end of the war in chechnya and the beginning of the chechen

next on our program, nellie, secretary of state of rhode island. she was first elected in 2014 and re-elected in 2014. she is the first and maybe the only but certainly the first hispanic ever elected to statewide office in new england. nellie gorbea. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. it's up to me to wrap this up. james glassman, matt, making every vote count, the hill team. everyone that put together this conversation together today. i'm a real big believer that our best policy solutions come when we get together and have a variety of prospectives, backgrounds and perspectives around the table. this is a particularly important conversation on a key evolutionary moment for american democracy. now, it might seem quaint to some, but i believe that governments should be accountable to the people it serves and all voters should feel their voices are being heard. and i was elected as rhode island's secretary of state in 2014 and i ran because i wanted to make government work for everyone. as ayla tina or latinx, i guess, is the term now, as a pue

this unchallenged steele dossier made its way to the fbi courtesy of bruce ohr and his wife nellie ohr who worked for gps, the opposition research firm employing mr. christopher steele. and as such, the horowitz report says failing to advice his direct supervisors that he was in communication with steele. it goes on to say no one informed the fbi that steele was desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being the u.s. president. so you have got a biased spy paid by clinton's team bigging up unverified dirt fed to him by the russians and the fbi runs with it? that's what we know. that's what was confirmed. you can call it an error in judgment, mr. horowitz. but it's a whole lot worse than that. it reeks of bias. not a single person bothered to question steele's intel. question his sources, question the motive. the fbi just ran with this whole thing and used this dossier to get a fisa warrant to spy on an innocent american, carter page. attorney general bill barr has some significant issues with the up g. findings and he should. i realize horowitz, an o

on that little bit of invalid unverified gossip that was said didn't fbi, the people being paid, nellie'm talking about you, by the clinton campaign. >> james comey said this week that your report vindicates him. is that a square assessment of your report? i. >> i think the activities we found here don't vindicate anybody who touched this. trish: 17 errors. and james comey knew it. and he knew he was lying. but the ends justify the means? is that the idea? joining us, former fbi assistant director danny colson. james comey telling our own bret baier there was a whole bunch of other stuff that went into this. and now we know that wasn't the case. we know there were deliberate omissions. there were obvious questions that weren't asked. was that because there was mass idea bias and they were trying to take down a guy they didn't like? >> exactly. we have significant bias here. it starts with the text messages from page and strzok where they talk about animus. the fact they don't like trump. we can't let this happen, we'll stop it. that shows bias clearly. then the bias by the same players

the senate trial drags on is a negotiating tactic to republicans essentially, if you start calling nellynter biden and the fisa judge and you want to relitigate the entire mueller report we will ask to hear from these guys. >> one of the questions is whether or not there are any cracks among the republicans. it would only take four republicans about the fair process. we won't vote to convict but vote to get the 51 votes to insist on the witnesses chuck schumer has laid out here. that might be too hopeful for jeffrey's tastes but we did see something like that happen on the cavanaugh confirmation hearing but maybe with susan collins or mitt romney. >>> james comey now acknowledging sloppiness in the fbi's russia investigation. how should the bureau fix the problems? >>> and the safety of the boeing 737 max and the safety after two crashes. female anchor: it's 6:39, time for 'news update' male anchor: ...an update on the cat who captured our hearts. female anchor: how often should you clean your fridge? stay tuned to find out. male anchor: beats the odds at the box office to become a rare

i had this idea and couldn't quite execute it, about nelly bly, the rate muckraker who spent ten days in a mad house and went to an island in the east river. i will get you to go straight. i had this idea it could be written as a screenplay treatment and if it didn't quite work, if there is a sequel i would like to do that because her story is amazing and based on jules vern's 80 days around the world, went around the world and beat him. >> you got to be a journalist. >> that is total oscar bait. that will when you and oscar. probably somebody like that too. >> you referenced tom paine and i thought since we are here in the national archives, our mutual friend who got an advanced copy of the book, ask about tom paine, most of us her little at about tom paine, the writer of common sense, what happened to him after word was news to me so talk a little bit about that. the substance of it is so fascinating. >> tom paine -- it was published 6 months before the declaration of independence and it galvanized -- to support a break with the crown. common sense did more than that. before common

nellie ohr fusion gps, whose husband was the intermediary bringing the steele dossier, the foreign steele dossier into a critical investigation, admitted an testimony in sworn testimony that she had gone some of the information -- >> laura: see how they operat operate? they brand something a conspiracy and there are conspiracies and there are things that are just not true and that's fine, we will find those that come oval and they are just actually legitimate questions, they brush them off because they involve the biden biden's. >> the biden's and clinton administration and the obama administration got away with a great many things that should have been. >> laura: you are a congressman from california and in a heartbreaking way, orange company, which i remember the first time i remember when the 1980s, i thought i had died and gone to heaven, the most beautiful place but it's now democrat dominated as it is most of the state of california. the republicans have a chance of winning their seats back in orange county because these democrats that are not working with the president. >> that's t

it presents a long list of witnesses that includes the whistle-blower and includes adam schiff and nellie ohr and people of the republicans would like to hear from. the democrats might counter with a list of their own and when you start getting into all of these witnesses, that trial could go down some rabbit holes that the republicans would probably rather it didn't. >> chris: as you pointed out, he was meeting the president, so there is other business getting done and one of the things the president announced was is one of a trade deal with china. what is that all about? >> the chinese on the president of the united states today announced they have come to an agreement. we don't know the exact language of all of this, it still needs to be legally worked out but they have come to an agreement on phase one of the trade deal that is the first in a long road to resetting the trade relationship between the united states and china. under this new agreement, they will not impose tariffs on some $160 billion worth of chinese goods that were scheduled to go into effect on december th december th

day before christmas which means it is time for the traditional singing of wait 'til the sun shines nellycoming up on "squawk on that's coming up on "squawk on the street." because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. >>> the spach&p 500 waiting for gains. cyclical groups like industrials and health care are dragging us lower, then let's drill down on one of the outperforming sectors, real estate that group on pace for the fourth day of gains in the last five tracking for the best year since 2014 that's been boosted by falling interest rates one of the reasons investors like the space, dividend yield at 3.4%, nearly double the ten year yield some of the names higher, vornado, simon property group, cbre trading at all-time highs back to you guys julia? >> thanks, rahel. >>> 'tis the season for shipping holiday e-commerce on pace to shatter records. as they shift to online shopping, on time delivery is more important than ever where do shippers stack up on the naughty or nice list frank holland has a report card on shipping wars. >> with a 99.8

colonel harvey was a part of a top gun squadron, a group that went to nellis field, took their airplane, took their maintenance group and became top gun, the first top gun of record for the u.s. air force. >> right. colonel harvey, if you want to tell us a little bit about yourself. what do you want people to know about your service and about your time flying combat airplanes and then becoming a top gun. >> oh, boy. [ laughter ] >> i know it's a long list. >> never made any model aircraft or anything like that, never did anything as far as aircraft goes. i lived in a small town in northeastern pennsylvania called nangola station so you can imagine how big that is. anyway, i sat in my front yard one day and i saw this flight of p-40s fly over in formation. i said i'd like to do that and that was it. [ laughter ] so i got into the military. i was drafted. i tried to enlist in the army air corps in january '43 and they said they weren't taking enlistments at that time and i was out of the war and the reason they said that is they didn't want me. so i was drafted in march of '43, and i went

the story on ukraine will come out and we have had sworn testimony, george, when you have actually nelly orr giving sworn testimony in a congressional deposition saying not only did ukrainian official help her with the investigation against donald trump, i mean, either she's lying to congress or it's accurate. at this point we believe it's accurate and there are other facts and information that supports it. >> you're pretty convinced this is going to be a plus for the president. >> this isn't a plus for the country. when you go through an impeachment process it's not good for the country. it may have good political results. i can tell you there are a number of freshmen democrats who are going to vote for impeachment today and it will be substantial vote they'll ever take because the ballot box will come back to haunt them in november and they'll go home. >> david, a point you were making earlier, lot of freshman democrats who saying they're going to vote for impeachment. >> they know the reality here, george. o the number is now 27 out of the 31 house democrats from districts that trump

we could have asked nelly orr a lot of questions too. she was on our witness list. we probably would have wanted to know how is it that one of the top people at the department of justice can have a spouse that goes and moonlights for people trying to dig up dirt on a presidential campaign and then see that very dirt shuttled into the department of justice, injected into the blood stream of our intelligence community and then used as an illegitimate basis to go and spy on american citizens. we probably would have asked which ukrainians she was talking to dig up dirt on the president? what was on the thumb drive she gave to her husband? alexander chulupa was the intermediary between the dnc and elements of the ukrainian government that working with president trump. we could have asked whose idea at the dnc was it to have a specific operative assigned to the ukraine to impair our elections? whose idea was it? who funded it? we could have asked who at the ukrainian embassy were you talking to? we already saw ukraine engaging in our elections in plain view when you have

when i was living in kosovo i had the opportunity to see some of my favorite artists, like pink and nellyhill festival. >> jimmy: sunny hill festival, yeah last year you had miley cyrus, right? >> yeah, we had miley cyrus, who was the first international female artist to come and perform in kosovo. and for me it was, like the biggest dream come true. like, just seeing how happy and how excited people were to see her on stage and she absolutely killed it. >> jimmy: yeah >> she killed it she was amazing and he energy was amazing. >> jimmy: one of the most talented people, yeah. >> no, she just smashed it and i think -- i was so close to crying >> jimmy: ah >> i was so happy and so proud it was such an amazing moment. >> jimmy: good for you that you're doing this. i love it. what -- you're going to be on our show tomorrow night singing. >> yes >> jimmy: thank you so much for doing that let's talk about the album "future nostalgia" is the name of the album this is not the album cover, this is just your song >> yeah. >> jimmy: don't start now. >> yes >> jimmy: do you know what the cover is goi

ken vogel that the various ukrainian officials, the parliament was providing false information to nellie ohr that made its way to the steele dossier and aligning with clinton. it's backwards. >> were you there when mrs. hill testified? >> not for mrs. hill. i'm happy to read the transcript. >> all i can tell you is she dropped a dime on president trump's actions in ukraine. >> but not enough to find it in articles of impeachment. >> perhaps alone -- >> abuse of power -- we disagree on this. this is where we can disagree. i disagree with abuse of power is a catch-all for this -- >> i'm going to reclaim my time. you're going to filibuster and i'm going to reclaim my time from you. both of ya'll talk fast, i might add in defense of mr. collins for a minute. it's very -- continuing what president trump says is "it's very important that you do it, if it's possible." truncating again because there's so much in here. i'll try to start mid paragraph with zelensky's reply. "i'd also like and hope to see him having your trust." he's talking about ambassador that he's sending to the united states.

>> bruce ohr's spouse, nellie ohr, had formerly been at the time he started interacting in november 2016 with steele, had been a former independent contractor for fusion gps. >> in other words, bruce ohr decides to insert himself in an investigation after the professional agents involved said mr. steele isn't reputable, isn't credible and has been talking to the media. we are not going to talk to christopher steele. actually bruce ohr meets with these people funding, the employers of christopher steele who is also bruce ohr's wife's source of compensation. >> had been. as of september 2016, she had no longer been an independent contractor. i think it's important to be clear because it's relevant to the significance of some of the inappropriate actions, the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship that was a conduit from bruce ohr to steele. i want to be clear. they are not saying we don't want to deal with him. they are saying essentially if you have something we would love to hear from you. >> i want to say i wish likely weren't two people away from me because as the nat

she's not a bed wetter or a nerves nellie or whatever you call it when it comes to anxiety, so i thinkt gives her a certain independence that many of her colleagues and both parties don't have, and i think it's significant. i think david's point about ttch mcconnell is an important ont mitch mcconnell is strictly an inside player. he can't take it outside. in other words, if there is a debate about outside, mitcs. mcconnell lo he's a very formidable operator inside the senate sort of when nobody's looking, you know, in procedures and this and that. but, i mean, thiss a question, are they going to rush to judgment, ignore witnees and testimony, and live by the lie which the president is telling thse is i want theeople to testify, i've forbiddem to testify but i want them to testify because i want it out in the open. well, yount have it both. >> i think he's helping the democrats. it's personally in the democrats' best interest thatd they get rf this and move on to the campaign and in perversel waysng them. he could be keeping the democratic candidates in washington in january and februa

. >> nellie moore, bruce orr an fbi official recommends he be referred to the of professional responsibility. >> it's an internal watchdog specifically focuses on attorneys. they'll mike a decision with respect to any punishment or clarification that needs to be made. >> you have the attorney general criticizing the fact that the investigation started into associates of the trump campaign and very unusual the u.s. attorney who is currently leading into the origins of the russia investigation issued a statement in which he said last month, we advised the inspector general. we do not agree with how the fbi case was opened. what do you make of that? >> both of these statements are unusual. the attorney general statement in what he says is wrong. in addition he has the statement about the fbi investigation open on the thinnest of predications or thinnest of facts that's what the a. 'd ag guidelines permission. the guidelines were established by a republican attorney general in 2008 under president bush. those are the guidelines that the fbi has operated under since then if they don't like it, th

nellie taylor roth, first woman governor in the world. all of these were the cavalcade fallout from the beautiful 10,rage active december 1869. here we have a few more mentions of women who were important. have thyra thor colson, her friends were worried she was out west caught in this suffrage act idiocy, and she writes about it and says, some of my friends are eastern girls who judge women's suffrage by english suffragette reports and think any woman who votes must be dreadful, while a women who hold office must be beyond help. i told about a friend of mine who had recently been elected to a county office and assured them she was as nice and modest as any of them, and probably much shyer. they had to take my word for it, but assured me you would undoubtedly become bold and mannish and a short time. we are going to go into the , whichnd into the salon has been set up as a defense of suffrage. we are going into the drawing room, or the withdrawing room in the victorian age, where they withdrew for special events. we are showcasing a defen

>> guest: nelly is a distinguished expert on russia, she's a russian linguist. she worked for the cia for a time. she approached me in 2015 -- >> host: did you know her? >> guest: i knew her from conferences. up until recently the world of russian organized crime and expertise was very small, wasn't much interested in it. sort of like people or interested in islamic terrorism pre-9/11. so i knew her from events where we met and had casual conversation about issues related to russia organized crime. she approached me in 2015. she was between full-time jobs. she was looking for part-time work. she said if you have anything, i saw your name in the newspaper, if you have anything that could use my russian language skills, i'm available. we did at the time, had nothing to do with donald donald trumpr politics. it was a case that involves an alleged russian sex trafficking operation so that is have that originated. >> host: from the oig report regarding bruce ohr. michael horowitz writes that he provides information he received from steele and since into the fbi which

ones, from tindle, which got devastated by the hurricane down there, and they are moving those up to nellis. they are going to form an adversary squadron of the new airplanes. try to figure that one out. anyhow, to great ones. there is the building. that's home. and there's, those are a-4's. we painted each airplane a little different camouflage. around the world and took a look at various color schemes. some of those airplanes actually work so good you could not see them from a mile away, you know? and then you think about the merge coming head on at 1000 miles an hour. so, anyhow, hey, there he is. i borrowed a guy's a-4. that guy in the back seat, pretty famous. that is j.c. smith, when you read the book. he relieved me as in charge of top gun. he got the first mig of the war, first one shot down. before the school even started. a wild man. he's at san angelo, texas. i can't believe it myself. he owns two cadillac agencies in texas. a fuel parlor and a country club. and i think he's a deeded in his church. deacon in his church. anyhow, mig-21. great airplane. they are still flying. the c

>> bruce ohr spouse nellie ohr had been -- at the time he started interacting in november of ov2016 with steele busted th been a former -- independent contract for fugtsusion gps. >> so bruceus ohr decides to insert himself into the investigation after the agents said mr. steele isn't reputable so we're not cao to talk to steele anywhere more. so bruce ohr says i should and he meets with these people who are thets employers of christopr steele or own his dossier who is also bruce ohr's wife's source of compensation. >> had been. as of i think to september 2016, she was no longer an independent contractor. and again thisep is relevant to the significance of some of the inappropriate actions here, the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship that was the conduit from bruce ohr through ohr to steele and we layoutte here. so they are notla saying we don want to deal with him, they're saying essentially if you have something, we would love to hear you. >> i want to say that i wish mike lee weren't sitting here two people away from me right now because as a national security ha

we are mates teasing each other, at one point cycle him a nervous nelly —— at one point cycle him.t go for a drink with him again. you have also seem to say that boris johnson again. you have also seem to say that borisjohnson will had to eff it up enough to win. you go on about misleading statements, if you are saying this to a mate, you mean it. he is saying to me thatjeremy corbyn will win. i am waiting to a mate. you seem to say, i have the transcript, boris johnson mate. you seem to say, i have the transcript, borisjohnson will had to eff it up not to win. he is saying jeremy corbyn will win and i'm trying to make and complacent. did you say that? of course i did, but i am waiting above, joshing with him, it is banter. i and just saddened that a friend that i spent three weeks going went with about 15 yea rs three weeks going went with about 15 years ago has done that, because he isa years ago has done that, because he is a tory activist. —— micah three weeks going round america with. was this banter, you also said the party effed it up when they chose corbyn? we were having b

. >> that will be followed by a keynote address by nellie gorbaya the secretary of state of rhode island. we will start with my good friend steve clemens. plus a. [ applause ] >> good morning, folks, i'm steve clemens. i'm editor at large of the hymn. it's great to knoll low greg glassman. we have a great panel coming on to talk about how the national poll lar vote would work, what behaviors it would change, we have wonderful panel, amanda ivano is a senior strategist. mark penn is president of the stagwell group o of mdc partners and author of microgem squared and to the far left, dr. samuel wong, founder of the election consortium. thank you for joining us. we are going to have fun with this. we will engage in conversation and just you know create some hypotheticals that if our system were to change, what sorts of behaviors will we see? mark, you and i have done this a couple of times together and i was excited because when we were at the republican convention i think we began talking about different flavors of ice cream. you wind up with two flavors, one may be rocky road and others.

getting ready to say good-bye to the old year with the traditional singing of wait till the sunshines nellyw year. a tradition singing barbershop quartets what a difference a year makes we closed out concerns about an earnings recession now p we have almost the exact opposite your thoughts. >> the fed finally learned to behavior itself. history tells us when you have market that's up 25 to 30% that next year you get up somewhere between 6 and 10%. we'll hope for history to hold up >> thanks for coming down and being friends. i want to thank the world's best producer she's been with me many years. happy new year, everybody. >> happy new year. >> to you bob and our dear friend and the familiar faces there at the new york stock exchange >>> next, our traders have two ideas for 2020 and where the charts are saying bye. plus, you've heard of tennis shoes and baseball sneakers but now adidas is making a big bet on a video gamer to sell sneakers as well that story and much more coming up on power hundred mp apple, so it's simple and transparent with a new level of privacy and security. it lives he

other and company -- nellie ohr and others. even go to a vote. but if they are, just do it and get it over with and get it to the senate where we can be, we'll have a fair hearing and get this behind the american people because you seeing the president's out there working hard for us every single day. >> well, those names may come up in that doj inspector general report, for sure, tomorrow as well. >> that's right. ed: pam bondi, we appreciate you. thank you. >> thank you, all. ed: all right. let's get straight to a fox news alert in the meantime -- the fbi searching for missing saudi servicemen with possible ties to that islamic terror attack. lisa: and florida senator rick scott is calling for tougher vetting on our bases. he joins us live next. us lives here. where we can find common ground... big enough to dance on. for a better us, donate to your local y today. pete: we're back with a fox news alert, u.s. military bases on high alert as the fbi ramps up its search for the missing saudi servicemen in the pensacola attack. l

are invested in the first place, and if there is too much cash on the sidelines, too many nervous nelliesat tells you have shaken those people out and you have room for incremental buying versus incremental selling. i like markets that everybody hates. on the other hand, i think next year is going to be a little bit tougher and more about selection than it is about all in or all out. neil: what about people wanting to buy a market aggregate, something that mirrors the dow, s&p, whatever? >> you know, that's been a great way to invest for the last ten years but the lead always changes hands on wall street. one of my favorite quotes about wall street from back in the '60s still applies today. as soon as you figure out the keys to wall street, they change the locks. i think that will happen again. the lead always changes hands on wall street. sometimes these things go on further than you think. but when you get to an economy that's been driven up by a lot of liquidity and a lot of debt you get a stock market that's been driven up by a lot of liquidity and lot of debt, pretty soon future retu

express our support for a two-state solution, and i chairman and my colleagues lowenthal and bass their nelly for leadership. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. zeldin: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york, mr. recognized. mr. engel: i yield one minute north gentleman from carolina, mr. price. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. price: mr. speaker, this is an article 1 moment. president has sewed doubt commitment to a two-state diplomacy, diplomacy that aims at a secure, and jewish future for israel and that aims at a state own, self-determination for the palestinian people. it's extremely important for congress to assert itself as a co-equal branch of this ment at a time when historic american commitment is being questioned and undermined. this resolution makes clear that settlement expansion is unhelpful, makes clear that be aing nextation is -- annexation is destructive for peace. this resolution reaffirms u.s.

they want to hear from nellie ohr and alexandra chalupa. >> sandra: what about the white house strategyrepresentative not send counsel into the hearing as they were invited to do. they wrote the lengthy letter saying why they won't be doing it. the president said this morning he doesn't want to give credibility to what he says is a hoax process. guy lewis joined us, a former d.o.j. lawyer on with us at the top of the show this morning and while he likes the way the white house is handling themselves in all of this, he does think they should have sent a bulldog in there. >> process matters, procedure matters. as much as some of the congress people might want to say oh, you don't need to call witnesses, you don't need to make arguments. let's jam this thing through. that's what -- why they're losing numbers in front of the american people who are the jury in this proceeding. >> sandra: we'll see what happens and what gets done before christmas. guy, last thoughts to you. >> i understand the effort from the white house to delegitimize the white house. they wanted to be represented in the l

>> nellie ohr at the time he started interacting in november 2016 with steele, had been a former -- independent contractor for fusion gps. >> so, in other words, bruce ohr decides to insert himself into an investigation after the professional agents involved in this investigation said, mr. steele, isn't reputable, credible and has been talking to the media. we're not going to talk to christopher steele anymore. bruce ohr says i should and he meets with these people who are the employers of christopher steele or own his dossier, who's also bruce ohr's wife's source of compensation. >> had been as of september 2016 she had no longer been an independent contractor. and i want to also i think it's important to be clear because this is relevant to the significance of some of the inappropriate actions here, the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship that was the conduit from bruce ohr, through bruce ohr to steele as we lay out here. they're not saying we don't want to deal with him. they're saying, oh, yeah, essentially if you have something, we would love to hear from you. >> i wis

>> nellie ohr at the time he started interacting in november 2016 with steele, had been a former -- independent contractor for fusion gps. >> so, in other words, bruce ohr decides to insert himself into an investigation after the professional agents involved in this investigation said, mr. steele, isn't reputable, credible and has been talking to the media. we're not going to talk to christopher steele anymore. bruce ohr says i should and he meets with these people who are the employers of christopher steele or own his dossier, who's also bruce ohr's wife's source of compensation. >> had been as of september 2016 she had no longer been an independent contractor. and i want to also i think it's important to be clear because this is relevant to the significance of some of the inappropriate actions here, the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship that was the conduit from bruce ohr, through bruce ohr to steele as we lay out here. they're not saying we don't want to deal with him. they're saying, oh, yeah, essentially if you have something, we would love to hear from you. >> i wis