. >> even the "new york post," which i don't think we can overstate how important the "new york post"-- >> a murdoch property. one of the president's favorite papers. >> it's something he reads frequently. he probably reads the content of the "new york post" more than he reads the content of the papers he's criticizing frequently. and i think it's important that the editorial board of the "new york post" came out and said he should change the property. >> you said this is a three-mpat process. part one, trump proposes something crazy or sketchy or stupid. what's part two? >> part two, republicans rush to defend it and republicans and donald trump apologists. there was a piece i saw this week pant why this was brilliant. this puts donald trump at home court advantage. and we should all support it. and step three, of course, is donald trump sort of pulling the rug out from under his own defenders. >> so two things happened here. a lot of support for it among republicans, look like fools now. but at the same time, there were some cracks in the usual defense. there was some dissent from r

gregory abbott telling "the new york post" he was "very disappointed not to get probation and that theres here." the post on the fox news channel share common ownership, and trace gallagher has the story now today. trace, hello. >> hi, bill. greg abbott says he regrets what he did and he's not trying to justify it but he also goes on to say that he believes he was tricked into the bribery scandal by rick singer, the mastermind of the cheating scam. abbott calls singer very manipulative "if someone has a reputation of being expert, it's our nature to trust them." mr. abbott says he never thought he was doing could be criminal. avid graduated from princeton and runs a very successful food and beverage distribution company, he says he was trying to help his daughter because she has lyme's disease which can lead to migraines and neurological disorders. he told "the new york post" he remains baffled at how vocal the critics are against him and other parents involved in the scandal saying "why are these people out for blood?" although in abbott says there are no victims, others argue that when

donald trump has cancelled subscriptions to the new york times and washington post, stories which ranch he would know if he still read them. perhaps he read vanity fair, which also ran the story, saying angry little man cancels newspaper subscriptions. it is certainly one way of dealing with what he says of the free press, the enemy of the people. just imagining they are not happening. apparently his preferred read of the day is the new york post, which is the equivalent of one of our tabloids, which is quite telling as well. they still get copies of the wall streetjournal, usa today and the financial times get delivered to the white house, so thatis get delivered to the white house, so that is quite interesting. and they still have online subscriptions, apparently, so it is not all doom and gloom. eco- warriors over there. iam not and gloom. eco- warriors over there. i am not sure we're going to get to the story of the day, which our dear bbc man huw edwards taking on the burglars in his pyjamas. he has managed to recover his car, which was burgled about a month ago. huw has recently

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brenda divine, the "new york post." we recommend her column to you highly. mike pence puts the nba on notice. we take that up right after the break. lou: a tough day for china and the nba. charles barkley says vice president pence need to shut the hell up. >> in swieghtd chinese communist party and silencing free speech, the nba is acting like a wholly owned subsidiary of that authoritarian regime. a corporate culture that ignores human rights is not progressive, it's repressive. lou: with that i'm sure the american people side with the president and vice president on the issue of china. tomorrow night white house strayed czar peter navarro and pastor robert jeffress. thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow. good night from new york. [♪] cheryl: it's a5:00 a a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. falling from the cloud, amazon taking a major hit for the first time in two years. its grim holiday forecast and they're spending billions to expand free one day delivery, all of had that hurting the stock, down more than 9% in the overnight trading hours.

energize debate my order of introduction has no meaning so no tweets so the opinion editor of the new york post and a contributing editor of the herald and has served as a columnist and editor with the wall street journal opinion pages and in london as a senior writer and commentary magazine talking about his conversion to roman catholicism was published in is our privilege to welcome him to notre dame. next std writer for national review and senior editor and senior contributor to type magazine the greatest american divorce will be published later this year mister french is a graduate of harvard law school for civil rights and education the veteran of operation iraqi freedom serving a senior counsel and for the alliance defending freedom. finally doctor kessler is a distinct professor of government at claremont mckenna college. a noted scholar of american constitutionalism and intellectualon history doctor kessler is the author of i am the change. in the editor of the federalist papers and this addition that he designs his constitutional studies class that i am involved. each gentleman will sp

which is in new york city depend on these costs telling the post that the city actually services in new york city depend on these costs telling the post that the city actually saves on shelter funding which amounts to about $41000.00 new only perfectly compared to the saves on shelter funding which amounts to about $41000.00 and you only perfectly compared to the average yearly rent of around $17000.00 to how spam leads elsewhere you average yearly rent of around $17000.00 families elsewhere across not in their city right so i mean you're taking these people and you are across the aisle are not in their city right so i mean you're taking these people and there was one lawsuit right now that a couple a family of 4 was put into and there was one lawsuit right now that a couple a family of 4 was put into a home in new jersey the literally didn't have running water or electricity to home in new jersey the literally didn't have running water or electricity and so but now you can now you can pull yourself up by a bootstraps because we're helping you out for it and so but now you can now you c

the city's apparent solutions to its homeless problem that is causing so much controversy the new york post is reporting that from honolulu utah it is causing so much controversy the new york post is reporting that from honolulu utah to louisiana the big apple has said local homeless families to 370 thought of louisiana the big apple and 7 local homeless families to 373 cities across the country with a full year of rent in their pockets as part of mayor bill de blas re cities across the country with a full year of rent in their pockets as part of mayor bill de blasio special one time assistance program and that city taxpayers have spent special one time assistance program and that city taxpayers have spent $89000000.00 on rent alone since the program's august 2017 inception $89000000.00 on rent alone since the program's august 2017 inception to export over $5000.00 homeless families now while on paper to export over $5000.00 homeless families now while on paper the idea of helping someone find a home in the city not just the idea of helping someone find a home in the city not. in a city boa

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here to react, michael goodwin from "the new york post." he is also a fox news contributor.seems to me, a continuation, melissa of the 2016 effort to stop the president from becoming president, led by the fbi, led by the cia, in conjunction with the democratic party. it is hard, based on what we know, that now to distinguish this from that. the whistleblower so-called working with the committee. hiring democratic lawyers. using some of the same techniques we saw then, anonymous sources, allegations that are not backed up but nonetheless just keep getting rolled forward. headlines that scream guilty, guilty, guilty, when we don't even know who the accuser is. it is a fundamental precept in american jurisprudence you have a right to face your accuser. that there be cross-examination when someone's life is at liberty, as is the president here in effect. melissa: the latest subpoenas have to do with the budget. they have to do with the money hand over to the ukraine and they're trying to follow the money, to see was it held up in a quid pro quo in exchange for going after presid

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"new york post" columnist, and michael goodwin. let's start with your columns.ast few days you have been nailing this thing. this is a president who has been again confronted by democrats as john solomon was saying earlier. this was just another sequence in the efforts of the radical dimms to overthrow this president. or at the very least subvert him. >> i believe it's entirely possible and wise to see this as a continuation. the whistleblower, the cia agent. lou: the whistleblower is a cia officer in the white house for god's sake. >> this is the continuation of the john brennan, james comey efforts -- lou: james clapper -- >> the whole group who are under investigation by barr and durham. i find the timing of this somewhat suspicious. it's clear this agent or officer and his democratic connected lawyers worked with the house intelligence ask committee. lou: if you are a cia officer you go to the democratic lawyers and the democratic staff of the intel committee. >> we have seen this working together with the democratic party, the previous administration to pre

ainsley: our next guest fires back in the new op-ed for the "new york post" writing pelosi's meeting he lead in "new york post" op-ed.com. >> thank you. steve: last time nancy and chuck were face-to-face with the president, he walked in, wagged his finger, yelled at them a little bit, left. do you think she planned to stand up to do what she did. >> probably did. didn't say much for her and democratic leadership because that was important meeting for national security. they stayed a few minutes, stalked out to the the waiting media. nancy pelosi just can do no wrong in the use of the media. she is 79 woman. she is from the left. steve: first woman speaker. >> most powerful woman in washington. dresses superbly, everything she does from adjusting her glasses to walking down the road they just look at it like it is the second coming. brian: but when she is sitting there, if she liked the picture, is she standing, doesn't that show women empowerment? isn't that the message? >> that is what the feminist establishment done all through the internet. this is a people, like boss woman. pelosi

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this week "new york post," "new york times" "the hill" and other outlets pointed out that sentencementst even the most ideological diverse field in history may not include the one candidate that can overcome the deep pockets of enthusiasm of the trump base. as "the washington post" pointed out, quote -- party leaders and activists are citing weaknesses in all the leading contenders, including former vice president joe biden, who has been forced on the defensive about his family's ethics, performed haltingly in debate, and they also fret that the two other top-ranks candidates are too liberal to win a general election. other candidates have had moments to shine, but none yet have fully transformed that into anything approaches momentum. mitch landrieu was contemplating his own president atrun earlier this year. mayor, in that "new york times" story, you were quoted as saying, i can see it, feel it, hear it. >> i hear the gnashing of the teeth in the folks up in washington, d.c. worrying about if any of these candidates is good enough, but this is the stuff every election cycle we have th

. >> yeah, "the new york post" summed it up best this weekend by saying good-bye, lumberjack beard andcial hair trend du jour among style conscious millennials. >> do you know any of those? >> no, not yet. >>> nfl quarterback gardner minshew is the latest to rock the 'stache. people in his hometown of mississippi are wearing fake facial hair to try to look like him. >>> next to a bar that's trying a new concept. >> it's in st. louis and they have a novel approach. the customers pay by the hour, not by the drink. it is $10 an hour for premium drinks. $20 an hour for top shelf liquor. >> and if you're thinking, how is that possible, well, they have safeguards to keep you from getting carried away. your height and weight are recorded by an app which figures out the number of drinks you can have per hour without going over the legal limit. >> that's interesting, okay. >> interesting, but -- >> so we would have some different limits, i would say. >> oh. >>> a firm in china is home to some really big pigs. >> so how big are they? try the size of polar bears. eke. one weighs more than 1100 po

want to share with you this story from "the new york post."ays trump may be impeached in six weeks, facing a challenge from bloomberg and hillary clinton." article. part of the "the white house needs to start thinking about impeachment more seriously. this is serious. as sure as the turning of the earth, he will be impeached by pelosi in the next six weeks." he said so in a wide-ranging interview with "the new york post," "speaker pelosi is very serious and if the president makes it out alive, he may have to face surprising and viable challengers in 2020 from mike bloomberg or hillary clinton." the trump campaign with new ads taking aim at house democrats. let's watch. [video clip] >> they couldn't defeat him. now the swamp is trying to take them out. first the mueller investigation. now ukraine, politics at its worst. president trump, changing things. it isn't pretty, the swamp hates it, but mr. nice guy won't cut it. it takes a tough guy to change washington. it takes donald trump. i'm donald trump, i approve this message. attacking the pres

ed rollins, the "new york post." pulitzer price winning couple tonight michael goodwin.et me start with you, ed. the polling. i don't know how to judge it. you tell us. >> in spite of the fact of two weeks of being bashed and smashed, the president still has the support of most of of the country. as i said we shouldn't live and die by the polls. there are other polls that say something different. it's about momentum. and the key here is it's a long battle and they have to keep fighting back every day. lou: the letter to nancy pelosi. as harmeet dhillon said, this white house is fighting. it understands clearly this is a fraudulent attack on the president of the united states, orchestrated in every detail to this point. your thoughts? >> it's good to see somebody other than the president fighting. the president fights this every day in every day he can. but you need an organized broader approach. in addition to this letter there are a number of republicans in congress calling for schiff to be removed. at last counts i saw, it was 91. they have nearly 200 members. i am not

when complicity of mainstream immediate two major newspaper "washington post" and "new york times" someling data indicates they are succeeding notwithstanding the fact that nothing that they are saying is true, they are throwing so much mud consistently that it is having an effect on the body politic that, of course, is what demonstrates want because this is not about rule of law. this is about stealing an election, from the american people. stealing an election from donald trump. lou: that is what what they did in 2018 they knew including of the charges the inclusion of the collusion charge before election that could have been announced no, it wasn't, and my judgment the effect was that theft of the 2018 election and control of the house of representatives. >> stall right, bob mueller was completely complicit in it acted that way to assist democrats. >> i say if bill barr hadn't become attorney general that investigation would be going on barr is attorney general we appreciate it thank you for being with us we appreciate always. >> up next president trump responding to joe biden's call

brian: a familiar face, "new york post" columnist, michael goodwin. no doubt about it.t very much begins to feel like 2016 all over again. you had the cia, the fbi spying on the trump campaign. now you have a cia officer within the white house gathering information, going to democrats in congress with a democrat-connected lawyers. and shaping this in a way that sounds as though it is almost written by "the new york times" for "the new york times." ainsley: you write about how loose lips sink ships. we all heard that phrase. >>> right. ainsley: why do you apply that to the president? >> i think it means the walls in the white house has ears. whatever he said somebody is listening to, that is proper with a president. these are people who are out to get him in many cases. >> how do they end up inside? >> i'm sorry? ainsley: how do they end up inside of the white house? >> i think it goes back to 2016. there is a movement against this president by law enforcement, by the cia, john brennan, james clapper. brian: you still think they're at it? >> absolutely. i think there are

it's curious, now that we are entering day two of the fourth week of it, you know, the "new york posts got on op-ed talking about the impeachment push and they talk about how the "new york times" and "the washington post" have both called on nancy pelosi to hold an official vote in to making the inquiry official. as they did during the nixon years and also the clinton years. but, for some reason, she refuses to do it. and, you know, the "new york post" is wondering why the problem? what is she hiding? why don't they vote? ainsley: it's been kind of nice over the last few weeks we haven't had much impeachment talk because they have been on will recess for the jewish holidays and for columbus day. now they are calling for witnesses and a lot of documents asking a lot of powerful people for any information that they have on the president and ukraine. brian: the two women that came in the deposed ambassador ukraine and fiona hill former ambassador to russia have really talked negatively, reportedly, about the president, about rudy giuliani. and what was going on in the ukraine. that's beh

of the uaw strike the ceo reportedly met with leaders secretly this week for the first time the new york postays she's been worried talks were off track and there for called a meeting. >>> stocks to watch today, sap ceo is stepping down being succeeded by board members they will be co-ceos the stock is up almost 7.5% now. don't miss bill mcdermot coming up on "squawk box. >> japan is preparing for what could be the biggest typhoon >>> and battle of the billionaires over charity. zuckerberg versus bezos. this is trending more coming up when "worldwide exchange" returns. >> i'm frances rivera with headlines. heavy fighting in syria. turkey has escalated its invasion on the border with air strikes and ground attacks scenes at local hospitals just devastating. the death toll continues to spike. over 100 kurdish fighters have been killed and nine civilians >> in southern california, the lapd has issued a response evacuations have been ordered and the city has opened emergency centers. in northern california, pg&e has restored services to more than half of the customers affected >>> in japan, a typ

the money into fox news, the methods of the money, and literally there is a guy that owns the new york post, that owns individual owns that. should be a surprise when new york post sorry no effect. in any those folks in your butt journals are great but when we talk about this institutions the direction and the framing and hear the attack, are the people who are attacking and challenging theirr power. [applause] particularly, when fox news becomes like a 24/7 squad network, but tells me you are doing a good job. because we are making the right people mad. that to me and for that, i also just want to say how appreciative i am for our community for understanding now and see through it in knowing where to call cs rbs and that recognize that truth. because our community didn't recognize it, our community would easily be duped. i wouldn't be able to have a seat in congress. so just want to extend that appreciation to you all as wale. [applause] the next question is first saw it on and then moral morales. [inaudible conversation] are the entire transcript of the conversation that john had zelinski

new york. it lets judges put seriously mentally ill into mandatory care. we have had a reduction of beds for the mentally ill because of governor cuomo. the "new york postt this. people in the mental health industry act like talking about the homeless being mentally ill is harmful. no it's harmful to ignore. money doesn't work. the thrive new york city initiative by the mayor's wife and homelessness is worse. it's still over 60,000 people. >> you wonder if the money spent on the homeless activities didn't work, i don't know how much the medicaid would be. >> incredible. >> isn't it the case that there was a shooting like in colorado. that was a batman movie? >> yes, but nothing to do with the joker. >> but the guy game dressed up. >> not at the joker. there is a myth he was dressed up as the joker. >> because the media is lazy. these narratives use them. >> we're not lazy. >> 14 piracy. -- priors. the nba under fire for caveing to china over a tweet. >> ♪ >> ♪ woman: my reputation was trashed online. i felt completely helpless. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get y

. >> a headline in the "new york post" newspaper said "secret rich men's trust fund keeps nixon in stylesalary." >> the revelation that senator nixon, republican vice presidential candidate, was receiving what amounted to a private salary, an extra salary from private persons in california is becoming a major political story. some republicans are embarrassed. and of course the democrats are demanding that nixon withdraw from the race. >> in my judgment men in government that are dishonest should be punished and -- >> demand his resignation as vice presidential candidate -- >> everyone who thought that i could not survive on the ticket. but you know something about miracles in politics. miracles don't happen. they don't happen unless you make them happen. [ referee whistle sounds ] [ cheering ] when you need the fuel to be your nephew's number one fan. holiday inn express. we're there. so you can be too. when you lay it on the grill, at chipotle, we now have carne asada. you get this aroma. chipotle pepper, cumin and you'll start seeing those beautiful sear marks. fresh lime and cilantro.

who dump the money into fox news, who dump the money -- literally there is a guy that owns the new york post, that owns, an individual owns that which shouldn't be a surprise when the new york post, no offense if there are any of those folks in here, journalists are great but look at the institutions and the money and the direction in the framing. who they attack are the people attacking and challenging their hold on power. and so particularly when fox news becomes the 24/7 squad networks that tells me we are doing a good job. if we are making the right people mad. and that to me, i also want to say how appreciative i am about community, understanding is that, seeing through it, knowing where to call bs and recognize that truth, our community didn't recognize it. our community with easily duped and i wouldn't be able to have a seat in congress. i want to extend that to you all as well. thanks. [applause] >> next question -- >> i am afraid i won't be called on. i totally oppose it. i read the transcript of the conversation trump had with galinsky. there was no quid pro quo but joe biden did d

. >> steve bannon told the "new york post" the fake news and witch hunt stuff not working.hank you both. >> that's right. >> thank you. >>> later this morning, on "state of the union," mayor pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar and general david petraeus will join jake tapper on "state of the union". is happens at 9:00 a.m. eastern time, noon pacific on cnn today. >>> bernie is back. thousands rally in new york for democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. the big endorsement he picked up for his 2020 bid. >>> the ongoing protest in chile have turned deadly. six days of violence have rocked the city of santiago. we have the latest for you. d yo. your very first sandwich, your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a s

review, i write for every issue at the magazine, i write a column 2 or 3 months a month at the new york post, i write books about politics, i've written a few novels that i've published, i don't think they have. >> good, i like writing. >> 8 to 10 hours a day? >> no, it depends. i can typically write daily here is what's going on today, here is what i think about a column in a couple of hours, i have trouble writing for more than 3 or 3 and a half hours at a go on book step i need to take breaks, but sometimes 2 or 3 sessions in a day, there are days that i will write 12 to 15 hours and there are day that is i write 3, it just kind of depends. i suspect it adds to more than a full-time job because i don't think of it that way because it's enjoyable and it's a great privilege to get to do it for a living. >> go back to antisocial part of it. [laughter] >> you enjoy book tours and interviews? >> i do actually. no, it's -- i'm someone who is interested in political ideas, ideas about why our society is the way it is and the people who come out and want to talk to me about the sort of stuff gene

the new york post october 20th when this happened he blamed the press for the n-word scandal, blamings for writing the article suggesting the paper was to blame for his decision to say the word during a live radio interview do you think there are different standards for who can get away with this into can't? >> he definitely got a hall pass but remember the context. when he said it, it was explains. papa john's didn't disclaimer concept in which i said it. there was a misunderstanding that caused the problems. how papa john's handled it. >> you had a different role with the company since that played out. the company has gone through some difficult financial times, you feel you could make more of a contribution. is there a place for you to come back to the decision-making role where you can be more of a director? >> sitting on the board of directors is not a priority for me. getting employees back on their feet and getting papa john's back to its winning ways. we fixed it twice before. this will be the third time i stepped down and things got worse, not good. in 2009 the stock was $6.4

christopher ransom tells the new york post that officers are to blame in the friendly fire shooting.an simonson was hit by an officer during a february shootout with ransom. police fired 42 rounds in the span of just one minute. after ransom showed this fake handgun. he has pleaded not guilty and calls it a prank gone wrong. well, a fox business alert for you now. a deal to end the nationwide auto workers strike is rejected. union leaders say talks have taken a tush fo a turn for the d general motors' latest offer was just too similar to one they already rejected, apparently. the strike noweners the fourth -- enters the fourth week as workers demand better pay and better benefits. gm is losing more than $80 million a day, it's been forced to shut down several plants in canada and mexico for parts shortages. now to some sunday night football. the packers beat the co cowboys 34-24 thanks to four rushing touchdowns from aaron jones and the colts' defense shuts down did chiefs, 19-13. handing them their first loss of the season. and the steelers fall to 1-4 after a brutal overtime loss t

. >> dana: michael durrant of the hudson institute road and "the new york post" today, why pg and basicallying in the meantime, america also held a turkey at bay. however lindsey graham, the center for turf from south carolina said it, pray for our kurdish allies that have been shamelessly abandoned by the trump administration. >> we have to recognize that the kurds played a critical role along with their very small special operations forces can do. i think the small troop commitment we had there was leveraged for a possible diplomatic solution. but we didn't get to that point unfortunately and the kurds will suffer as a result. what i'm worried about again, isis has destroyed their self all called a caliphate but they will go back to their roots which is an insurgency and continue to be a threat to us in the region. >> that was a situation that was terrible. and in order to help beat back isis, do you really think that's the risk? >> i think there is concern about where we go from here. and that's an ongoing commitment, open-ended arguably so that we can continue to preempt threats and sto

background and history and new revelations about his son, not just sue crane, but a story in the "new york postho has done investigative work. he has a whole thing out about hunter bind's business dealings in china. is joe biden out now? >> here is the challenge, trish. every time ukraine is mentioned and it many the focus of the democrats now, without any real basis to go on in terms of against the president. but every time they mention ukraine hunter biden's name will arise. and that makes biden synonymous with corruption. it's not just hunter biden. it's also joe biden's brother who was heavily involved in promising access to. biden. >> her narrative is the establishment is corrupt and that capitalism has betrayed so much of the country. so it's playing right into that. he becomes the sacrificial lamb which may have backfired because we are getting reports tonight, we don't know how cozy they are. and i qualify it by saying that. but apparently joe biden was the connection between the whistleblower and the 2020 democratic candidate. this whistleblower used to work as a cia analyst on joe bid

. >> juan: a woman who writes for "the new york post" said, if you just stuck with basics, like roteike abcd and one, two, three, we know that works, she said. not sure it works for everybody but as a fan of innovation, what do you say about that? >> greg: i think it's overrated and i like ignorant people because i can rise above them faster if they don't know anything. the best thing i ever did as a kid was timetables. it was like -- i don't know why they made you do it but it's something that stays with you. i think the bureaucrats hate school choice because the competition bears their incompetence. we find out the money that has been shoveling them has been going nowhere. because the money goes up and at the scores get worse. it's not a money thing. i think that the group students incorrectly, and i don't think they do that anymore. it's more important to be woke then will read, and i'm amazed that they even teach people to read these days. >> juan: we got a lot of fun coming your way. a special halloween addition. halloween addition of the fastest seven, next on "the five." ♪ me

house announced the white house itself federal offices will end subscriptions to the washington post, new york times . their competitors of your that bloomberg. >> i think they will be okay. >> does that make your job more difficult when news sources are ended or criticized in that way by their decision? >> the washington post andthe new york times do a lot of their business online now . the washington post gives free subscriptions to government employees. if you have a.government email address you get a free subtraction so i don't think it damages them and subscriptions to that paper. and there's sort of like a dual game that goes on in thisadministration . the president likes to be on us and use us as a prop in his political rallies but we have not been kicked out of the white house, we've not been kicked out of air force one. we're still in close proximity to the president, he talks to us a lot. thereis a lot of news that comes out of the white house and his and ministration talks to us, they work with us as the press. they work with thepress and understand the value of the press . it's a l

. >> since david mentioned new york city i happen to observe the city and politics as conditions at "the new york post" at the paper founded by my favorite founder alexander hamilton. look, i agree with david the things were very bad in new york in the 1970s and 80s and edging into the early 90s. though the turnaround of the commissioner and mayor giuliani and mayor lou bergen many ways consolidated those gains but i would say the sense of crisis is building upis and so for example although major crimes in new york aren't up yet as much pressure as the nypd continues to do its best to deal with policing lifestyle crimes are back in terms of anywhere you go someone is high or aggressive on the subway or the streets. the number of homeless on the streets are often addicted to opioids. these types of crises and you see parallels in rural communitiess. new york and manhattan is very different from tennessee. they require a politics of order and protection. often the consensus conservatism that i've been critiquing is only in the liberation. it's only in the autonomy period so for example right now we can

the "new york post" has been promoting this.e had a picture of hillary in a halloween witch's hat like the witch is coming back. i think of myself, maybe she's a villain for the republicans, they want to beat up on her. >> dana: i don't know. >> greg: really, juan? >> dana: the thing is, she's been on a book tour with her daughter that coincided with this process and the timing of it. so partly she's out there and commenting -- the book is about successful women in history and all of the great stories. >> greg: which is why she's not in it. >> dana: but besides her obituary, she didn't just lose to trump, she lost to obama and trump. that's unique. not everybody can say that. and she doesn't have people saying stand down. maybe she's whispering that she feels she could beat him. remember, she thinks she did beat him. she thinks that facebook got in her way, russia got in her way. there's no personal responsibility. she can't move on. >> juan: jesse, i saw a poll -- did i miss something? >> dana: i think so. >> juan: i agree with

is telling bannon the new york post he expects the house to convene and impeachment vote in the next six weeks. if that were to happen, when could we see a trial in the senate? questionsre are some about whether or not the senate is obliged to have a trial at all, that has been discussed a lot in the media. i think the answer is the constitution certainly implies an obligation on the part of the senate to hold a trial. it is remarkably terse on this. it says the senate shall have the sole power to try cases of impeachment but it does not say they have to take up impeachment if it comes over from the house. i think the implication is strong that they should and it turns out the senate rules are clear on that point. moreover, majority leader mcconnell has said he is obliged to do it. but when it would occur and what form it would take is very much open to question. host: the book is called "high crimes and misdemeanors" and our guest is frank bowman who also teaches at the university of missouri. and those our viewers listening on c-span radio. u.s. troops leaving syria for western ira

mortgage on one side, it starts to compound your problems this was the quote i love from "the new york post" from a source, granted, who said the only option is if they go bankrupt if they have to take another loss, they have to do something. >> the owner of the building in this case is also tied to wework's they're going to be pretty lenient on the terms how they were buying. >> and this is happening in a nonrecessionary environment. ma imagine what the business model looks like >> does it make sense if you're in the business of long-term investments. there's a disconnect there >> it still hasn't been resolved 1,000% >> no, no, no, we're not getting on the horn just yet we have morgan here to talk about that an effort to cut debt by up to $8 billion the pension plan has been closed since 2012 i think huge issues every time we see the headlines people say it's over we're all doing 401(k) plans not so sure. i think there's been a huge backlash among people who are furious, the sense of protection and retirement and so what's the practical impact, morgan for ge? >> a company looking to raise

michael goodwin has suggested this in his new york post. gary what you think.ary: i know is that i spent the first hour of that debate, listening to people talk about just higher taxes on all of us more rules and regulations, more fees and more fines and more mandates. and bernie sanders gives 25000 people to listen to him. i don't even know that. he proposed an 8 percent per year stacked which means those wealthy are out of her name, that's already been stacked in just 12 and a off years. and after that there's going to be nobody left attacks of the economy is going to be cut in half. then we really will be caracas. i am not very helpful and i the moment and invited right now, it is like peanut butter rolling downhill. [laughter] he better get his act together else. [laughter] >> is that in the jar out of the jar gary. >> in the jar still. >> i talked to a democratic it last week, this person told me they were convinced the somebody is going to get into the race. the wintel may go up but they were convinced that somebody is going to get into it. they reminded