john snow used to talk about that, lloyd benson, paul o'neil.he truth and that got him into all kinds of trouble. i don't think any u.s. treasury secretary should talk down the dollar i don't think they should talk up the dollar. i think they should be neutral on the dollar. >> i love the new republican supply side economics. >> jimmy, jared, thank you guys. have a good weekend, see you soon. >> thank you >>> the race for amazon's second headquarters is heating up we're with the governor of the one of the cities on the short list, larry hogan. scott? >> thanks, good morning. there are three sites in metropolitan washington d.c. on that list of 20 finalists for amazon's hq 2, one of them montgomery county, maryland. governor larry hogan, you've proposed a package this week of $5 billion in incentives to lure amazon the others haven't said what they're offering is that what you think it's going to take to bring them here >> look, if this is the largest economic development opportunity in a generation, 50,000 jobs, it would have a tremendous impact

the story we had seen before, the insider account that emerges from a president, remembering paul o'neill, bush's first treasury secretary in '03, this book came out. iran, all of this sort of explosive stuff. i think what we're seeing that's different, the anecdotes, it's the reaction of the white house, a personal statement from the president that brought this thing to a level 20 on a scale of 10. >> well, dana perino who was president bush's secretary tweeted about the fact today. she said, books are going to come out and you can just let the storm ride it out and you don't have to make it even a more bigger debacle and that's exactly what they've done. president trump gave michael wolf the best blurb ever. the book donald trump did not ever want you to read. this has made the sales skyrocket. it's made it a more juicy option to add to your book shelves. >> moving up the publication tomorrow. we'll see how this plays out in terms of sales among other things. >>> thank you to susan page, jeremy peters and the republican party is trump's party. republicans are lining up behind their pres

paul o'neill and ronald johnson. all teens killed by chicago police over the last few years. just this year, the department of justice concluded a 13-month investigation that showed the cpd repeatedly was racially biased towards black people and trampled all over our civil rights. out of the many maddening things in this report, this one stuck out to me. in order to get information from gang members, police would take a young person to a rival gang neighborhood and either leave the person there or display the youth to the rival members, immediately putting the life of that young person in jeopardy by suggesting that he has provided information to the police. that is totally [ bleep ]. so, did they arrest those two people? >> took them away. what charges, we'll never know. >> as we were watching kofi watching the cops, people started watching us watch kofi, and they wanted to know what we were doing in their neighborhood. i couldn't blame them. >> i just don't understand, why was y'all filming right here? >> we came down here to talk about what's going on in the community. >>

you remember paul o'neill, he thought i'm tired of repeating this strong dollar mantra.y to popular misconception, we do not have a strong dollar policy we have a policy of a strong economy. nobody listened to the second part of that steps and the dollar tanked. he learned there's a mantra for a reason the forex markets don't do nuance i think steve mnuchin had a moment to learn. we at the journal had an interview. he was rock solid on i have no point on where the dollar goes he made the point that the impact is interest rates and the fed is independent. >> it's hard to imagine with german rates at 50 basis points that you're not going to see capital in flows to our bond market here at 2.6%, right >> yeah. but correct me if i'm wrong, maybe you've been hearing this as well, one of the big surprises in the last month or so is the weakness of the dollar virtually everybody looks at those. tax cuts, strong growth. the dollar should be going up. it's going down. i think that's one of the reasons why these comments have the impact that it did. >> randall >> randall wayne of f

o'neill, producers. phantom thread, joanne sele, paul thomas anderson, megan ellison and daniel leavy, producers.oducers. the shape of water, guillermo del toro and j miles the shape of water, guillermo del toro andj miles dale, producers. three billboards outside ebbing, martin mcdonagh, producers. thank you very much, all, for watching this morning. congratulations to all of the nominees. make sure you watch as we celebrate the 90th oscars, on sunday night, march the 4th on abc. applause cheering studio: so, finally, the full list of nominations, nine films nominated for best picture. remember, this is the third year where they are allowed a maximum of ten. nine nominated for best picture. if our maths is correct, it is the shape of water leading the way. yes, unlucky for some, 13. i'm sure they will take it now! a record has been broken. i mentioned rachael morrison, a female cinematographer but also greta gerwig, nominated as best director for her work on lady bird. only the fifth female director to ever be nominated. you can try and work out who the others are! the only one who has ever won

o'neill, producers. >> "phantom thread," joanne sellar, paul thomas anderson, and daniel lupi. >> "the post," amy pascaltoro and j. miles dale, producers. >> and "three bilboards outside ebbing, missouri," graham broadbend, peter czernin and martin mcdonagh, producers. >> there we have it. those are the oscar nominations. what do you think? >> "phantom thread," daniel day-lewis' final movie, got a lot of nominations. best picture, best director and a surprise nomination for lesley manville. "the post" didn't do as well as i thought it would do. tom hanks was not nominated. denzel washington was. >> i was surprised "i, tonya" was not nominated. >> it was on the bubble. but margot robbie did get nominated and allison janney. it did okay. but it would have been nice to see it for best picture. >> dave, thank you for all that. >> we couldn't do it without you. the oscars are sunday, march 4th. we'll be right back. this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back. the big surprise. jenna's "tag us today" series, with really deserving kids. >> they finally reached their destination. can you fill us in? >> we're at the

o'neill, producers. >> and fan om thread joann sellers arms paul thomas anderson, megan ellison and daniel loopy, producerse post, amy piscall, stephen speilberg and christie mccast kill keurig, producers. >> the shape of water, and jay miles dale, producers. >> and three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, graham, peter, zamericans nan and martin mcdonough, producers. >>> so it is nine this year they did years ago nine. they used to do just five. >> before we go we will talk to kevin mccarthey, get his reaction to these nominations. >> do you care what he says. >> do i too. >> we text all the time he loves dunkirk. >> and get out. >> all right, we have committed to do green hair on the set, what do you got going >> completely crazy he has a whole salon and mike g said no to the green but i'm in. i'm n i cannot quit this team now, come on b >>> 8:52, yeah, it is winter but all we're seeing rain in our area on ultimate doppler radar. you have to go to new england to get freezing rain and that is not any fun but neither sit fun around dover, delaware where we are seeing heavy downpours there most every wher

o'neill. what do you make of that? >> well, i think senator paul was almost three-quarters of the way right.'t -- they hid bin laden. it's not like they overlooked it. they were hiding in the pakistani intelligence knew where he was. he was living a few hundred meters away from a colonel. neil: did america know that? >> yeah. there was all kinds of different counterintelligence going on like the whole stuff with bin laden in a cave with dialysis when they would hear we would say that when we knew it wasn't the case but they would laugh at us even though we knew it wasn't the case. when the rubber hit the road when we were going to go after bin laden and we knew exactly what it was and gave us one of the operations and one of the options was the multilateral with pakistanis, it wasn't even off the table, it was laughable. if you want him gone, mention his name. he'll be gone. neil: then why did we keep giving money? billions over multiple? >> well, i think part of the problem is that we have -- we used to have at least as we want to be liked. and we really want to kill the enemy in the nicest