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we're joined now by an old friend, oliver north, the president of the national rifle association.rience with google censorship and being at the center of a political and media onslaught just like kavanaugh. great to see you. a lot of folks watching tonight, first memory of you would probably be around 1987 or so when you were in the middle of one of these big, big controversy here in washington. what did that do to you and your family, sir? >> it taught me a lot about the fairness of the media, which was almost nonexist. fox didn't exist at that time. national mainstream media gathered at our fence every single day and night for nine straight months. the headlines of a local newspaper. that same kind of thing is happening to the kavanaugh family. the fairness of it isn't even a consideration. what's happening to those kids, i'll give you a prediction. you'll be around to see this. in judge kavanaugh's obituary, there will be a sentence, no matter whether he's confirmed or not, he was once accused of, now you can fill in the blank because of what's happening right now. same thing t

we are joined by oliver north, president of the national rifle association. organization has experience with alleged google censorship and he has experience with being at the center of a political and media onslaught like brett kavanaugh, a lot of folks watching tonight, first memory of you will be 1987 when you were in the middle of one of these big controversies in washington. what did that do to you and your family? >> it taught me about the fairness of the media which is almost nonexistent, fox didn't exist at that time, national mainstream media, every single day and night, reporters have headlines at local newspaper, headlines with if north is convicted of treason he could be given the death penalty, that same kind of thing is happening to the kavanaugh family. the fairness of it, what is happening to those kids, i will give you a prediction, you will be around to see this. and brett kavanaugh's obituary there will be a sentence whether he is confirmed or not that he was once accused of, fill in the blank because of what is happening right now. same thi

but the ground to dry east picture least for the time being is nothing like as wet for the south oliver north vietnam nothing really in the way of showers in the satellite picture reveals this is the active zone across the middle of the philippines back towards cambodia and particularly thailand northern sumatra that's where the cloud is also the rain has been is where it's going to be repeated i suspect possibly singapore involved there was more and more showers developing in indonesia particularly in southern borneo and some away sea but java looks dry but would you guarantee that jakarta was quite likely to be now in india with retreating monsoon the rain could be heavy virtually what it looks like a circulation is setting itself up in the northern bay bengal not particularly good news for bangladesh west bengal already. the weather sponsored by cats on race. as europe's public opinion shifted slavery's abolition. human exploitation took on you as that became the face of europe's industrial revolution these troops leave usenet the black history and it's not just the history of white coloni

at them in a way i can't recall any witness going at the democrats in forceful way maybe since oliver northou were in high school back in 1980s you weren't in high school yet. >> [laughter] >> careful there fp. >> -- >> okay. what do you think was that right strategy. >> the reason brett kavanaugh is advancing in this nomination is because that is what he did, look. the point that he came into do this hearing, not much had been -- republicans in a terrible position they couldn't aggressively question dr. ford, the optics would have looked bad, if he had come in there, and then meek humble deferential to senators essentially calling him a gang rapist from dais, he would have looked as though he didn't believe in himself but calling this out reminded republicans about how despicable some of this has really been he also i think caused some of them to back you off notable viewing for those of us who were watching. >> maybe gave the republicans the kourm courage of his convikions prosecutor from arizona specials in sex crimes said after that interview she would not be able to charge brett kavana

at them in a way i can't recall any witness going at the democrats in forceful way maybe since oliver northknow while you were in high school back in 1980s you weren't in high school yet. >> [laughter] >> careful there fp. >> -- >> okay. what do you think was that right strategy. >> the reason brett kavanaugh is advancing in this nomination is because that is what he did, look. the point that he came into do this hearing, not much had been -- republicans in a terrible position they couldn't aggressively question dr. ford, the optics would have looked bad, if he had come in there, and then meek humble deferential to senators essentially calling him a gang rapist from dais, he would have looked as though he didn't believe in himself but calling this out reminded republicans about how despicable some of this has really been he also i think caused some of them to back you off notable viewing for those of us who were watching. >> maybe gave the republicans the kourm courage of his convikions prosecutor from arizona specials in sex crimes said after that interview she would not be able to charge

way that i can't recall any witness going at the democrats in such a forceful way, maybe since oliver northwhile you were still in high school way back in the 1980's, you weren't in high school yet. [laughter] >> careful there. paul: okay. what do you think, twhaus the right strategy for kavanaugh? >> the reason that brett kavanaugh is advancing in this nomination is because that was what he did. look u at the point that he came in to do this hearing not much had been -- republicans were in a terrible position. they couldn't aggressively question dr. ford, the optics of that would have looked bad. if he had come in there and been humble and differential to the senator who is were essentially calling him a gang rapist up on from the diace and some how despicable some of this has been and caused some of them to back off which was notable viewing for those of white house were watching. paul: maybe gave the republicans the courage of his convictions, mary. >> they were helped by the fact that the prosecutor from arizona who specializes in sex crimes said that after doing that interview she woul

i remember the iran contra hearings, oliver north had brendan sullivan's famous words, he said i'm not a potted planted -- potted plant. whoever is there needs to be sure she is not asked about prior sexuality activity with other people and irrelevant questions meant to embarrass her. >> her lawyer would know that's unfair. that's a highly politicized question or meant to effect her credibility. >> absolutely. and in terms of her safety, i think what her lawyer is getting at is not safety to and from the hearing, they're talking more of a long term safety issue, having the fbi or marshals be sure the next month, two, or three that she is protected and people that are making death threats don't interfere. >> whatever happens, she's is not on trial. the senate is not a jury and this isn't a trial. >> that's right. there's no real burden of proof here other than to convince the senate if they shouldn't confirm this appointment. it is not a trial, but they should call witnesses other than dr. ford and judge kavanaugh. those are two obviously very important witnesses, but there are many oth

informed than they have been when we are talking about the hearings in people's emotional response to oliver north and clarence thomas versus anita hill and people finding who they emotionally connected with. but the facts are critical here and something that's inconvenient for both sides is both of these things can be true at the same time. the question is where we go from here? self judge kavanaugh somehow loses this confirmation fight or withdraws his name now from consideration, who does the president nominates and is there a backlash against democrats for that for compressing the timeline and bring up the information so late in the game which she was very unfair to the process. our democrats rolling the dice if they will have the senate majority after the midterms and that's whether doing this as a quid pro quo against mary garland nomination? i think voters could be really upset by that because we were having a substantive conversation. they were senators, democrat and republican alike opposing challenging questions to this judge but now were to be go with this process and what is the thresh

colonel oliver north and the nra decided to put out a video of americans who decide to kneel during thetake a look. >> when you take a knee during the national anthem, you disrespect the men and women who lost their limbs so you could spend your sunday playing games. when you dishonor our flag, you turn your back on the family of heroes serving on the front lines, whose sacrifices make it possible for cameras to focus on your disgraceful protests. we teach children that police are the enemy, you've turned your back on the very law enforcement that keeps your stadium safe. we fight for the first amendment as much as the second, but while you use it disgracefully, we use it to tell the truth. >> sean: powerful ad. we'll have more on that later in the week. that is all the time we have left. we're always fair and balanced. we are not the destroy the trump media, never will be. news you won't get anywhere else. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham standing by at the nation's capitol. laura. >> laura: sean, does it feel like 1991 all over again? i was here during the confirmation h

ground targets a dry each picture least for the time being it's nothing like as wet for the south oliver north vietnam nothing really in the way of showers in the satellite picture of us this is the actives that address the middle of the philippines back towards cambodia and particularly thailand northern sumatra that's where the tide is out for the rain has been this where it's going to be repeated i suspect possibly singapore involved there we see more and more showers developing in indonesia particularly in southern born here and some away sea but java looks largely dry but would you guarantee that jakarta was not quite like to be now in india with retreating monsoon the rain could be heavy virtually what it looks like a circulation is setting itself up in the northern bay bengal not particularly good news for bangladesh west bengal already of myanmar. the weather sponsored by cats on race. whether online this isn't some abstract fish eat a bit too much into their stoops or if you join us on insect stopping terrorism it's creating a base is a dialogue then just the community is wanting to a

meg oliver cbs news chapel hill north carolina. >>> florence has been blamed for 35 deaths in three states. >>> still ahead,bart extending crucial sections and now they have a problem. >>> before you apply for a new job you may want to scroll through your social media pages carefully. >>> high pressure is building in and that means warm conditions and y noy winds. because of that a high fire danger. details and a red flag warning coming up. 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 we

north and south carolina, a result of remnants of hurricane florence. the death toll has risen to 23, the latest victim, a 1 year old boy. meg oliver is in wilmington north carolina. [technical difficultiee restnol dio] 3 truckloads of food, wate and supplies me th cos thi are beaddressed asell. porter: itt juwilmin th is etra sections of fayetteville, north carolina, under water. it's the same in the town of pembroke. swollen rivers from all the rain are spilling over on the streets, hundreds of roads across the state are impassible. this trucker got stuck trying to get through high water and the flood are expected to keep rising. robert sims believe the cape fare river will reach record high levels. >> i'm nervous, when you see stuff hit stuff, that creates more pressure. >> reporter: in places like new burn where the water reseed, people are beginning to assess damage and clean up. this man is trying to get his restaurant open again. >> probably got 15,000 gallons of water, we pumped out 7000 gallons. we are trying to get it dried out so we can get it open and get everything squared away. >> half a million people began the day w

. >>> most of north carolina is covered in floodwater tonight, hurricane florence blamed for at least two dozen deaths since it ripped through that state. cbs reporter meg oliver reports the threat continues. >> reporter: 1,200 roads look like this one in wilmington closed by floodwaters. this is the coastguard's view of the drenched state of north carolina as search and rescue operations condition. they've pulled more than 200 to safety. that number goes up by the hour. >> catastrophic flooding and tornadoes are still claiming lives and property. >> reporter: with more than 2 feet of rain in some areas, north carolina's governor calls it a monumental disaster and warns there's more to come. >> floodwaters are rising as rivers crest and they will for days. >> reporter: officials are begging residents not to drive around barricades, which is what happened in union county. a 1-year-old boy died after floodwaters ripped him from his mother's arms. stalled cars are everywhere. >> they've got most of the roads closed, the interstate's closed. everywhere we seem to go the roads are closed off. >> reporter: the north carolina department of transportation is keeping a

make oliver, cbs news, chapel hill, north carolina. >> new stats show more than two million middle and high school students are using e- cigarettes. >>> the fda is launching a strong campaign to help fight back. >> they can deliver nicotine to your brain, causing you to crave more and more. >> campaign targets more than $10 million who have either baked before or who are open to trying it again. it is hoped that the video will be seen by teens on social midi -- media to understand the harmful effects. >> new evidence show that e- cigarettes are being used to deliver marijuana to kids. >> the fda will also classify ads warning teens about the ads. >>> intersects -- intersections have been closed down, the city center project is almost completed, part of the project includes blacking out intersections on bullinger canyon road from the 680 freeway to the east of marketplace. crews are posting signs and the city says it's trying to do most of the work during non- commute times but there is still a chance that people headed home from work could get caught in the mess. today they stopped wor

in north carolina alone more than 20,000 people are in shelters. cbs reporter meg oliver says when it comes to flooding from florence, the worst is still to come. >> reporter: 1,200 roads look like this one in wilmington, closed by floodwaters. this is the coastguard's view of the drenched state of north carolina as crews continue search and rescue operations. >> catastrophic flooding and tornadoes are still claiming lives and property. >> reporter: with more than 2 feet of rain in some areas north carolina's governor calls it a monumental disaster and warns there's more to come. >> floodwaters are rising as rivers crest and they will for days. >> reporter: officials are begging residents not to drive around barricades, which is what happened in union county. a 1-year-old boy died after floodwaters ripped him from his mother's arms. stalled cars are everywhere. >> well, they've got most of the roads closed. the interstate's closed. everywhere we seem to go the roads are closed off. >> reporter: the north carolina department of transportation is keeping a close eye on the

kim jong un asking for second meeting this comes as north korea staged a dazzling display in the capital pyongyang as part of efforts to extend an olive branch to the international community pride reports from seoul. taking months to prepare and involving tens of thousands of citizens to perform them the games are an extravagance north korea can ill afford. they haven't been staged for five years but the country's leader kim jong un clearly believes this period of improving relations is worth celebrating. him and bracing his south korean counterpart while korean characters declare a new era of reunification. you know this display also promotes the message of strengthening relations with the international community after years of isolation. that you know i think our country should be very unified soon and go out into the world he said that. north korea's neighbors may be prevented by international sanctions from trading with it but tourists face less restrictions tickets for foreigners to witness this spectacle cost hundreds of dollars and thousands are expected to visit during the coming months. kim jong un has personally overseen the

make oliver, cbs news, chapel hill, north carolina. >>> authorities at lake tahoe performed a record-breaking recovery almost 1100 feet below the surface on monday. local search teams used remote search vehicle to find and recover the body of a man who drowned last week. it's one of the deepest recoveries ever at lake tahoe. the high-tech equipment used was recently donated to one of the local sheriff's departments. >>> the man charged in the abduction and stabbing of an iowa college student with ties to the bay area pleaded not guilty today. christiane rivera is charged in the killing of mollie tibbetts, she disappeared while out for run in july. investigators recovered her body a month later. the medical examiner says she was stabbed to death. rivera is a mexican national who has been accused of being in the country illegally. the 24-year-old work at a dairy farm a few miles from where tibbetts disappeared. >>> still ahead on amazon, with big plans for new stores and wall street's immediate reaction. >>> and a little girl battling cancer makes an unusual make-a- wish request. her dream of h

. >> it's interesting to see that olive branch along with north korea and all the rest of what's going on with mr. trump right now. >> that does it for us here on "fast money. see us tomorrow. a special nicolas madu"mad monem cramer begins right now. >>> hey, i'm cramer welcome to a special west coast edition. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not trying to entertain but also educate and teach and put things like this in context call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. well, we are starting a little late but we're watching president trump and we're going to put what he said into context for you. so, everyone on wall street knows that higher interest rates are bad news for the economy a slower economy translates into weaker profits and weaker profits almost always mean lower stock prices that's money management 101 for you. yet when the federal reserve tightened today for the eighth time raising interest rates by a quarter point and the stock market rallied as they believe jay powell is doing the right thing for corporate profits. t

and north korea extends a colorful olive branch to the international community as its leader kim jong un requests a second meeting with the u.s. president. and i'll be disturbing though with only a day sports novak djokovic lifts grand slam trophy number fourteen before weighing in to serena williams i'm fired disputes at the u.s. . welcome to the program united states has threatened to sanction the end. national criminal court calling it unaccountable and dangerous president on all trumps national security adviser john bolton said i.c.c. judges and officials would be slapped with financial and criminal charges if they try to charge americans accused of war crimes in afghanistan and also confirm the trump administration is closing palestine's diplomatic mission in washington our white house correspondent kimberly hulk it reports. protests in the west bank as news filtered out washington was making good on its threat national security advisor john bolton made it official the u.s. is closing the washington office of the palestine liberation organization an effort to put pressure on pale

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and north korea extends a very colorful olive branch to the international community cheering celebrations in kenya. welcome to the program our top story the united states has threatened to sanction the international criminal court calling it unaccountable and outright dangerous president donald trump's national security adviser john bolton made the warning cheering his first major speech in washington d.c. he said i.c.c. judges and officials would be slapped with financial and criminal charges if they try to charge americans accused of war crimes in afghanistan bolton also confirm the trumpet ministration will close palestine's diplomatic mission in washington the united states will use any means necessary to protect our citizens and those of our allies from unjust prosecution by this illegitimate court. we will not cooperate with the i.c.c. we will provide no assistance to the i.c.c. and we certainly will not join the i.c.c. . i didn't. we will let the i.c.c. die on its own after all for all intents and purposes the i.c.c. is already dead. well i want house correspondent kimberly halkett

leader kim jong un asking for a second meeting it comes as north korea has staged a dazzling display in the capital pyongyang extending an olive branch to the international community as a bride reports now from sell. taking months to prepare and involving tens of thousands of citizens to perform them the games are an extravagance north korea can ill afford. they haven't been staged for five years but the country's leader kim jong un clearly believes this period of improving relations is worth celebrating. him bracing his south korean counterpart while korean characters declare a new era of reunification. leave this display also promotes the message of strengthening relations with the international community after years of isolation. i think our country should be reunified soon and go out into the world he says. north korea's neighbors may be prevented by international sanctions from trading with it but tourists face less restrictions tickets for foreigners to witness this spectacle cost hundreds of dollars and thousands are expected to visit during the coming months. kim jong un has personally overseeing the development of new

and now to north korea the government has extended another olive branch to the international community with a cafe choreographed event in pyongyang the mass games were part of the country's seventieth anniversary celebrations a showcase the country's achievements while hinting at a more prosperous and open north korea in the future bride reports from cell. taking months to prepare and involving tens of thousands of citizens to perform them the games are an extravagance north korea can ill afford. they haven't been staged for five years but the country's leader kim jong un clearly believes this period of improving relations is worth celebrating. him bracing his south korean counterpart while korean characters declare a new era of reunification. you know this display also promotes the message of strengthening relations with the international community after years of isolation. that you know i think our country should be very unified soon and go out into the world he said. north korea's neighbors may be prevented by international sanctions from trading with it but tourists face less restr

peter, critics are saying in return north korea is asking a lot of america that simply cannot be given. maybe this is just a disingenuous olivehed life back into the talks. thtensions have been reduced but there's still a lot of work to do. and north korea talked about getting rid of one of their major nuclear sites, a russian built reactor but they want reciprocal steps by the united states and we're not exactly sure a what that means. does that mean u.s. troops off the peninsula, do we reduce or nuclear holdings. a lot of devil in the details. the words have to turn into deeds. i have to be cautiously optimistic secretary pompeo will meet with his counter part in north korea, e have a special envoy that's traveled to the region. we're talking again, which is good. but there's still a tremendous amount of work that needs to be done to get to the place where we want to be. charles: you know, r rebecca, there seems to be a genuine bromance between the presidents of north and south korea. and it seems that kim jong-un is somewhat so deuced b seduced bys he's seeing outside of his country. he's wealthy in his country but nowhere

in that case it was north korea a threat to north korea made in the general assembly we had nothing like that today from president trump we even had an olive branch on twitter saying he thought that perhaps. rouhani was a wonderful man but he wouldn't be meeting him at this stage until iran changed its position so if you were expecting very strong comments from the u.s. and iran denouncing each other threatening each other i think we didn't quite go that far which is probably a good thing and here it is james what do you take us back a little bit earlier in the day and we're going to see your report in a moment but to set that up for us i'm starting the day with of course the secretary general and then a delayed appearance by donald trump. you know he was late for his appearance but we did hear the secretary general first making as the secretary of the united nations words a plea for cooperation for the rules based system of the united nations and then later on after president trump spoke we heard a much more impassioned version of that speech from emmanuelle mackerel who said that the world system wasn't working right now no one was playi

different speech then because in that speech he referred to the north korean leader as being a little rocket man are we expecting an olive branch a no to conciliation perhaps we'll have to wait and see although just in the past ninety seconds or so mr trump has been saying that he's looking forward to having a great relationship with. iran but it won't happen and he also said iran has no choice but to change let's bring in my one again senior political analyst so. he's not even delivering the speech yet but the line seems to be you have to come to us we will not move at all towards you. yeah but he did say that president rouhani is a lovely man if i understood our reporting correctly the last hour or so you know i'm going to go on the limb here and i never do it on air but i'm just going to say something a bit perhaps more controversial than usual especially from the reporting we've heard i would say never say never i don't know what's going to happen in the next few months or years wild rumpus president but i would not discount the idea that he could still have a meeting where the new president is not necessarily to. re

north and south who were executed. we do not know who they all are. i found one in his name was oliver smith rankin. it is probably typical to what happened to many. he was arrested on a scouting mission in tennessee. he was swept up by a confederate control. they do not want to mess around with him. they knew he was a scout and they dragged him and executed him and left him. that not know how many fate awaited a lot of them. scouts, thered was something -- and this, i thought this was going to be the dullest thing i have ever encountered in intelligence. the interrogation of enemy prisoners and deserters. i thought, what possibly could that do to make a commander's life easier? it turns out this was huge. when you have enemy deserters or captured prisoners, if you question them you could get a lot of information. the basic information is called order of battle intelligence. the composition of the enemy's forces. their divisions, their brigades, the companies, how big they were, who commanded them. you could get a lot of information from there to extrapolate to find out more. having to order that in

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knowledge olive branch in my reading of it and certainly if you look at the sale of president trump's comments you have a benchmark which is last year threatening to completely destroy a country north korea we certainly didn't get anything like that on iran. but there are some who are much tougher than the words we heard in the general assembly from the us president particularly as national security adviser who we know in the past has advocated regime change for iran so will there be a tougher speech when this one we expect to be more focused on iran i can't see the pictures that you can see inside the security council because that's the door of the security council and those pictures are just passed the security men there who are blocking the door yes you're right in saying i think everyone is now waiting for the u.s. president who preside over this meeting to make his way it is a bit of a protocol nightmare for the u.n. when you have so many leaders from around the world in the same place getting them all around the security is carried out by the security of the u.n. also by the u.s. secret service who look after the heads of state and the diplomatic protection department of the