emily: gap ceo art peck.ming up, more of our exclusive conversation with art peck and his thoughts on the escalating trade talks with u.s. and china. will the cost of your sweaters go up? this is bloomberg. ♪ ma says his promise to create one million jobs in america is impossible because of the china trade war. in an interview in chinese state no media, he said it's longer feasible because the unstable trade situation. in januaryp met 2017 to discuss how adding small and medium-sized businesses would boost employment. there was skepticism about whether alibaba could deliver on the number of u.s. jobs, but here is how ma explained to me how his pledge would've worked. >> in five years, we create one million jobs. we want to enable small businesses in america. and we think in china we've created 33 million jobs, so each business is online, we can creat e three jobs. so, we hope that we can help small business in america, we can list an alibaba site and help them to sell to china. emily: gap is one of the many u

gap ceo art peck.cause of the unstable trade situation. 2017 to talk about how adding small and medium-size businesses would boost employment. there was about whether could df u.s. jobs, deliver on th e number of u.s. jobs, explain to mee is how ma how his pledge would've worked. to enable low small business in america. and we think in china we've created 33 million jobs, so each business is online we can creat three jobs. so, we hope that we can help small business in america, we can lift an alibaba site and help them to sell to china. is one of the many u.s. businesses feeling the impact of this trade war. gap who includes old navy and athleta sources 22% of its products from china. ceo art peck says raising prices may be the only option. >> we're watching it very, very carefully. this is a trade war that is largely confined to china right now. largests not been our country of origin, all it is for many others for some time. we have moved and diversified are sourcing base. vietnam is our largest coun

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let's get more on this with huffington post senior reporter emily peck.mily, thank you for joining us. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> sure thing. two survivors of sexual assault, accosted jeff flake on friday in an elevator. that seems to have changed his mind for him to support the fbi investigation. are women's voices finally being heard on capitol hill and wouldn't you say if that is the truth, that they came in under the wire and it was a lot of luck if that is indeed what happened? >> i think it is what happened. i think those two women in the elevator were absolutely critical to getting jeff flake to get this investigation happening. it was really two hearings in one day, right? you had her testify in the morning, it was so moving, she came across as very credible, and, you know, there were reports from the white house, even they were surprised there about just how well she came off, and then you had him come in in the afternoon and just basically throw a tantrum at america, very forceful, very angry, yelling, deflecting blame, and this seems to --

my concern when you something new and big about their stature and status and pecking order in society over 30 or 40 years? god knows there has been an enormous amount but the opponents are making great strides with reliable access to space. you each have different perspectives. you arbitrate as deputy secretary but what does this mean for the competition turf? this is happened that the department would try to count up the resource to those capabilities and accurate ethics for the be the initial budget share of the apartment. that right edges share to be that? between department is very difficult the reaction. many congressional proponents. a very vibrant shipbuilding things we should spend more money on ships. so you with the intramural firefight with how many resources would be devoted to the service with title x authority generally there are four things that cause problems. electronic warfare, cyberforces and space force the reason why they come across all of the department. intermixed it is to risk terminal. who is responsible for those in services. it tries to route the best way t

. >> shares of dunkin brands moved higher on peck is slaspeculatio.la may have its sights set onn for a potential deal. on friday, we told you coca-cola inked a $5 billion deal to buy a british coffee chain. shares of dunkin brands rose 4% to76 6. after the bell enterprise software company koopa software said a rise in subscription sales helpedue overall rev grow. the company turned a profit. it landed a deal with the workforce management firm to expand its services. shares were initially higher after hours and they also ended the regession up a fraction to $72 even. so after the bell the cloud raisede company workday its full-year outlook for subscription revenue and its quarterly profit came up short and shares fell after hours and inished the regular day up 1% to 156.69 and aheadf a 52-week high. >>> our market guest tonight is bullish on the marke and one of the first who is predicting it double-d gains for stocks next year. joining us is the chief u.s. equit strategist credit suisse. good to see you, jonathan. >> good toee you. welcome. >> what w

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the frustration is that he picked all the up verse of attorneys he pecked one that had to recuse himself from that office's most significant investigation. but he did pick him. and i would prefer that they keep their differences private. there's nothing to keep the president from bring can jeff segs over and having a certain conversation about priorities or policies but the public fighting to me -- this is a different office, john. it's not department of agriculture or commerce, it's a blindfolded woman holding a set of scales that each of us have to have confidence in and it's sad to watch quite frankly. >> dickerson: speaking of that confidence in 20 seconds here what do you think of prt declassifying this information from the fisa warrant about investigation into his own behavior? >> well, i've head every bit of that information. and 99.9% has nothing to do with him. in fact 100% may hof nothing to do with him. i generally am on the side of transparency with the caveat, i do nothing that jeopardizes national security or impacts our relationship with our allies. i think the president h

requirements including on matters such as human rights and freedom of expression on the other hand you a fix pecks huge tax breaks from the hosts. its executive committee is made up of twenty members. of the german and turkish representatives come vote one member netherlands prague has publicly thrown his support behind turkey. in case of a stalemate you wait for president alexandre shefrin will break the tie some think he will lean towards germany as it stands it's all up in the yeah the only certainty for the bid for euro two thousand and twenty four is going to be a close race. joining me now is chris how can from welcome chris everyone is waiting with bated breath for that result which is going to come out in a few was still come to us was evaluation gemini's the frontrunner on what basis well i think four words been there done that you know germany has hosted major football tournaments and they were praised for their inspirational creative and professional vision you know everything's already in place your he love the head coach for the german national team he chimed in of course naturally he

reach in symbolism president mungy end of south korea and his north korean host kim jong un top of mt peck to the highest peak of the korean peninsula spiritually significant to all koreans into korean relations have seen many false starts with attempts at reconciliation often returning to threats of war but there's a strong. moon and kim want to forge a bond so strong that they can never slip back to the acrimony of the power. into which we adopted a military pact to end a history of brutal and tragic confrontation and hostility. some weapons facilities will be closed but there's little detail on how to fulfill them or they promise to make the political or nuclear free it's enough though to breathe new life back into the stalled negotiations between north korea and the united states and could lead to a second summit between kim and u.s. president donald trump but many believe to make real progress it's now time for the photo ops to give way to detailed discussion i mean it's going to be really really difficult and the president and kim jong un don't know these things any kind of detail wh

sound reason ok rock occurred good good or great people thank you sir it's great to be president mr peck you are you a kurd mr president. they're great people great fighters i like them a lot let's go out like this where are you always say you support your allies kurds right now after the defeat of isis are under a lot of pressure in syria and in iraq by many adverse screw ups will you do to elevate their position to support them in order after they helped the united states to defeat i just know we are helping them a lot and we've been very friendly with them as you know we've fought side by side and we have defeated isis essentially a very short while ago in the middle east and we did it with a lot of help from the kurds and they are they're great fighters you know some people are great fighters and some people are the kurds a great fighters and the great great people and we're going to be we're discussing that situation exactly right now what would you do to support them so well i'm just telling you we're going to be discussing that situation we have already started discussing that sit

the other test is how much of an issue this is in terms of where it stands in the pecking order in people'se of the stabbings of young people over the summer and over 2018 have been horrific. it is difficult not to be deeply moved by some of those crimes. to think that it is any way linked to funding cuts, which is an argument that lots of people put forward, itjust means it isa of people put forward, itjust means it is a very live issue, something that will definitely shape the upcoming mayor of london selection. i wanted to point out a little thing in this article, when you talk about cuts. tangible things, it means fewer breathalyser test, fewer fixed penalty notices, fewer convictions for drugs trafficking and possession. these are really important things and particularly fewer convictions for drug trafficking and if that is a direct link we should be really worried about that. let's move back to the guardian there. women in the uk dying earlier than in most eu countries. it is a strange, this one. public— health england, countries. it is a strange, this one. public—health england, even

there is the efficiencies and i think you may have met back a couple years ago when we first met pam peck citroen we call her the data wrangler around here what she does at banks and they're one of the large ones that you know about we shouldn't mention it here she tries to coordinate all this data so that the you know that if it's you know kristie i had it spelled one way or christi i misspelled a different way all these things so those are efficiencies that are created and could save really hundreds of millions of dollars it's unbelievably the banking system is so messed up that that could happen but it can happen the second component of this further unpacked is really what you ended on and that is the private ledger as opposed to how crypto currencies are traded every place a public ledger and any anybody as i say the open me you the guy behind the tree everybody can get on these and so what the banks are trying to do here and just i'm reiterating but i want to make sure you go a little further here they're really trying to stave off the public like you don't want the comp they're tryi

also from peck to mountain all the way down to highlight mountain beautiful korean landscape and the nature will protect you from the dangers and the violence of nuclear weapon. and other types of weapons and so that we can test out this beautiful korean nature where descendants for many many years to come. not only that before it becomes too late the pains of the separated families will be and we promised to take a specific actions to bring their union back on the path. toward a new phase for the korean people and for the future of the korean peninsula. and myself have been working together and i think that chairman kim jong un truly deserves our. a round of applause and our deep respect for his passion and enthusiasm. for your mission your work. on young citizens my fellow korean waters and during this visit. i have been able to see the development of north korea the achievement of north korea's development and i have been able to see for myself and feel very deeply about the kind of future in the doors korean people want to have and i had an opportunity to see that this relationsh

now, the gross dmes peck product of texas one point six trillion if this were a country it would be 10th largest economy in the world ahead of canada. now, california has 40% more people and is gdp is 2.6 trillion dollars about the same as the united kingdom. but texas has been closing the gap. exports from texas nearly outrank those of california and new york combined right now. and texas already outranked california in the export of technology. from 2000 to 2016 job growth in dallas and houston grew 31% three times the rate in los angeles. and in austin that's out post of liberalism it is 50% during the same period of time. take that governor -- [laughter] 2017, the fourth quarter growth in texas grew 5.4% there wasn't a single other state in the entire country that was above four xepght for idaho. they must have been a run on potatoes but i don't know california grew at 3.2% during that same time now these are two states. they are so alike and yet so different. they're both a majority/minority. prefiguring the country that america will some day be. they're kind of mirror images califo

# when the pigeons are pecking at his seed # gertcha!digging up his bean # gertcha! # gertcha, cowson, gertcha # bar stool preaching # that's the old man's game! # now the old man was a desert rat...# that was 1979, not 1975. we can speak now to the former snooker world champion, dennis taylor, who collborated with chas and dave on the 1986 hit snooker loopy. dennis, thank you forjoining us this afternoon. just looking at your reaction on twitter, saying you are so reaction on twitter, saying you are so sad to hear about the passing of chas hodges, and affecting that you had so much fun making snooker loopy. it brings back so many memories, very sad to hear that chas has passed. two great characters, and we spend a few days with them in romford. there was steve davis, myself, terry griffiths, and others, and we had a couple of days making the video of snooker loopy, and it was so the video of snooker loopy, and it was so much fun. it was an absolute delight to work with them. we got to number six delight to work with them. we got to numb

now, the gross dmes peck product of texas one point six trillion if this were a country it would be 10th largest economy in the world ahead of canada. now, california has 40% more people and is gdp is 2.6 trillion dollars about the same as the united kingdom. but texas has been closing the gap. exports from texas nearly outrank those of california and new york combined right now. and texas already outranked california in the export of technology. from 2000 to 2016 job growth in dallas and houston grew 31% three times the rate in los angeles. and in austin that's out post of liberalism it is 50% during the same period of time. take that governor -- [laughter] 2017, the fourth quarter growth in texas grew 5.4% there wasn't a single other state in the entire country that was above four xepght for idaho. they must have been a run on potatoes but i don't know california grew at 3.2% during that same time now these are two states. they are so alike and yet so different. they're both a majority/minority. prefiguring the country that america will some day be. they're kind of mirror images califo

could this our region or rock occurred good good or great people thank you sir great the president mr peck you are you a kurd mr president. they're great people great fighters i like them a lot let's go i like this resolution but as you always say you support your allies kurds right now after the defeat of isis are under a lot of pressure in syria and in iraq by many adverse is true what will you do to elevate their position to support them in order after they helped the united states to defeat isis now we are helping them a lot and we've been very friendly with them as you know we've fought side by side and we have defeated isis essentially a very short while ago in the middle east and we did it with a lie.

requirements including on matters such as human rights and freedom of expression on the other hand you a fix pecks huge tax breaks from the hosts. its executive committee is made up of twenty members. the german and turkish representatives vote. one member netherlands. has publicly thrown his support behind turkey. in case of a stalemate you wait for president alexander schaeffer in will break the tie something he will lean towards germany as it stands it's all up in the air the only certainty the bid for euro two thousand and twenty four is going to be a close race. and that brings us to the end of this edition of g.w. news thank you so much for spending just part of your day with us the news continues at the top of the hour c n n. the. cryptocurrency. millions of people the world over now pay in this coin and other critters come on how does the system works because one of the wrist. bands will it really herald the financial revolution going to come good judgement on everything about cryptocurrency spawn made in germany next on w. n a first time doing it digitally start of an incredible it's a wh

when it comes to day three, we heard that they will be visiting peck tszyu mountain. this is considered the spiritual homeland for koreans, a very sacred mountain. the fact that the two of them will be visiting this mountain will be seen as significant. we heard from a pen report with moon jay in playing over. it expands the korean and chinese border. from their point of new, view, will be a significant move. >> so much coming out of the second day. the mind bagels to see what comes out of the third day. paula hancocks joining us from seoul, south korea, at 3:15 in the afternoon. >>> china is firing back at the latest u.s. plan for tariffs. president trump announced monday he would imposed a 10% tariff on chinese imparts next week. on tuesday, beijing announced it will tax $60 billion worth of u.s. goods. mr. trump has promised a third phase of tariffs if china retaliates. >> we just started. we didn't do anything with china because we wanted china have to have benefit of north korea. they're helpful. it got to a point where the numbers were too big. this should have

at the peck tow graph and the art i have on most you can seeartwork nothing but abundances. butterflies, flowers, corn, rain, birds, and squash, feathers all the things that surround our we have, when and we have abundant in life. that is what the ply years are for in the hopi community. as the dom machine ty. i has been so fun to be able to support to the story making of what that meand facilitator. i found 10 to 15 others who the storyhelp shape and brought them together and worked with the director and the here at the museum in arizona and we sat doesn't and talked about all the wonderful huge beautiful ideas we have in the community. the hardest hinge is to bring those down into 3-4-5 major points. is so much to say. the space is quite small. are talking about a whole culture. divide up east each section and talked about the marriage talked about liveways, farming, the first story of how of here,-we end with a beautiful life we all hope to achieve and many conversations to get to that point of narrowing those down. then what we did we dime the museum. we went to the coll

if there is more evidence from david peck here may have received immunity and is a cold friend. or from executive. there's a lot unknown. he could have committed a federal crime. we don't know that yet but we run into the same issues with the obstruction of justice investigation, particularly whether a sitting president can be indicted or not. >> if you're sure he can't be indicted as president, there's a seat for you on the supreme court. thank you. >> thank you. >>> much more to come this not quiet friday. of good start packaging. we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. my unlimited 2% cash back is more than just a perk, it's our healthcare. can i say it? what's in your wallet? the world is full of different hair. that's why pantene has the perfect conditioners for everyone. from air-light foam

and someone like me was at the bottom of the productivity pecking order.gine what it is like if you're older, if you're overweight at all, if you have a disabibility. itit is impossssible to keep uph the target. what happened was people were running around us huge warehouoe , which is dangerous, first off. you also received a disciplinary for running. to hit your target, if you did not your target, you received a disciplinary. but toto me your t target, you o break the rules by running around, for which you would receive another disciplinary. you would have a huge turnover of staff. people were being fired for anything. beforewere also leaving the full employment rights kick in. this is -- we are all agency staff. it is almost of -- you can't prove it, but it is almost as if it is intentional. they tried to get rid of you quickly because and they can bring more people and who don't have the same employment rights as a full-time employee. amy: james, you said you found urine bottles, people afraid to go to the bathroom, to take time? >> this has blown up si

vacancy reform act, depending on whether he resigns or fires, then who is in the department of justice pecking order and the are complexities there. so i'm hopefully that we avoid all that with all the other drama going on. >> fair enough. the way we think it would play out is that noel francisco is the next in line and sort of that command chain and that he would take over. do you know him at all? >> i do not. i do not. as i understand it he has no prosecutorial background at all. >> john brennan one of your former intel chiefs he, as you know, has been outspoken about the trump presidency. last night he tweeted this: any attempt by the white house to subvert or manipulate law enforcement should be resisted. rather than resigning officials should stand their ground and wait to be fired, resisting abuse of presidential authority is not a policy difference, it's about adhering to the rule of law. basically saying that rod rosenstein should never resign. your thoughts? >> well, i agree with john. my preference, my strong preference, would be that rod rosenstein stay in office at least for the du

a lot of folks weren't able to get their boat out of the water a lot of folks are low in the peckingrder. if you have a boston whaler with two out boards, it's your pride and joy, it's smaller than the guy who could afford to get his lifted out and in the dry dock. it's probably good news for the smaller vessel owners. >> yeah, and the lower the winds, the less wind damage. so if people were worried about the roofs, maybe there won't be as many roof repairs that are needed, things like that. there won't be as many small things blowing. there won't be as many gas station awnings. we're still going to get 100 mile per hour wind gust at the coast. wilmington, i think i was with you last night or the night before, at one point we were saying 100 mile per hour sustained winds in wilmington gusts to 140. that was like 140, it was like, yeah, let's get out of town, leave. now we're saying wilmington area may be the highest gust, 100, 110 maybe. highest sustained winds more or less in the 60 to probably 80 mile per hour range. that's more doable. all dying trees will fall regardless, but at

of south korea and his north korean host kim jong un top of mt peck to the highest peak of the korean peninsula spiritually significant to all koreans into korean relations have seen many false starts with attempts at reconciliation often returning to threats of war but there's a strong sense muna and kim want to forge a bond so strong that they can never slip back to the acrimony of the time. we adopted a military pact to end a history of brutal and tragic confrontation and hostility. some weapons facilities will be closed but there's little detail on how to fulfill them or they promise to make the peninsula you clear three it's enough though to breathe new life back into the store negotiations between north korea and the united states and could lead to a second summit between kim and u.s. president donald trump but many believe to make real progress it's now time for the photo ops to give way to detailed discussion i mean it's going to be really really difficult and the president and kim jong un don't know these things any kind of detail which is why we keep getting these some of de

we haven't seen this in a while it seems as if poo peck signaling it will let the price go up a littles the ultimate tax in addition to tariffs and trade consequences on american consumers, neil. >> neil: heather, does the trade stuff worry you? >> it does worry me. 250 billion now worth of goods that 10% tariff another 200 billion added today out of that 250 does worry me. it worries the markets. markets are down for the most part this year. markets have shaken off trade disputes but i think as trade tensions escalate with china, this could get worse, neil. >> neil: let me give you the political variable and that is on politics stuff and investigations, rod rosenstein is fired, many people don't seem to think that's going to happen that the president will keep him on when he meets him at the white house on thursday. but, explain the fallout there. >> the general uncertainty involving roach sometime goes back to mueller. the markets have been trading off on anything negative that mueller may or may not have on the president or the people around him. and i'm just saying, this you know,

what is the pecking order you see once we get into a more recreational world >> i think that -- i think about effect and time the onset. whatever delivery factor is, the form factor, but if you can match a beer where if you and i have a beer, we might feel it within 12 to 15 minutes, that's the important part no one wants to drink a glass of chardonnay and feel it an hour and a half later so you need to increase the time to onset and that's where we're spending all of our r&d time. >> i want to congratulate you on the success of your company. i also want to caution people that you need more money and whether it's a partnership or whether it's equity offering, it certainly wouldn't be a bad idea it's expensive proposition to be as big a consumer products company you would like to be. >> it is but we're thrilled. >> all right that's brendan kennedy and i've got to tell you, this is the hottest stock in the market right now and you just heard brendan talk about they do need money i'm just trying to be cautious he is the ceo of tilray. what run "mad money" is back after the break. your brai

so don peck was her editor at the atlantic. he came up with a good title for the team came up with it "the coddling of the american mind." we hit it, but it's a great title. at the last minute, in the actual url that's about trigger warnings. so the hook became just one piece. looking back several years later, they never became a big thing. they are not allowed this basis. what has been big is the whole idea of micro-aggression. that is huge. my question to you. so if we hang this on trigger warnings, but we talked about them because this is one piece of a new conception. [inaudible] he went to princeton. >> many of my friends went to usc. >> that's not a bad idea. did you have the sense when you are there so you could be called out for save something insensitive that you had to really sort of watch yourself in high use token class? go to the microphone. >> sure. i think it was, but not in a way to get you in trouble. i think it is a way of everyone learning. my view of offensive speech, for example, you may have the right unde

of south korea and his north korean host kim jong un top of mt peck to the highest peak of the korean peninsula spiritually significant to all koreans into korean relations have seen many false starts with attempts at reconciliation often returning to threats of war but there's a strong sense moon and kim want to forge a bond so strong that they can never slip back to the acrimony of the past. two inches of the we adopted a military pact to end a history of brutal and tragic confrontation and hostility. some weapons facilities will be closed but there's little detail on how to fulfill them or they promise to make the peninsula nuclear free it's enough though to breathe new life back into the stalled negotiations between north korea and the united states and could lead to a second summit between kim and u.s. president donald trump but many believe to make real progress it's now time for the photo ops to give way to detailed discussion i mean it's going to be really really difficult and the president and kim jong un don't know these things any kind of detail which is why we keep getting

. >> those are people he dealt with personally and in a businessmaner, david peck her secrets in a safenation "national enquirer." the president has to be sitting back and thinking all these people are talking and paul manman manafort is just another man on the list. >> the nature of our politics today is we're constantly talking about prosecutors and people flipping, people going to jail. we should be talking about the state of the country. this is obsessing us and understandably so. >> i think part of the story perhaps with the president and all of these people who have been indicted or have come under questioning. is that he may not have any deep insight into their nature because he didn't really know them. so he almost can't judge where they're going next, the people around trump during the campaign were an island of broken toys. they were individual operatives, they were driven by their own drama. donald trump couldn't get anybody else, he couldn't get the grown ups to join and he got what he got. >> and that shows the lack of experience and not bringing in the people that knew wha

he keeps getting pecking on. we can't stress it enough.ce so different as the intensity. this isn't the worst hurricane you can be there in terms of the wins. but how long it is going to last. you are talking about 20 or 24 hours, which having been out here now for about ten hours in it, it's pretty miserable. but just imagine being at home, as many people are now, watching and knowing that the conditions that we are in is what is happening to their house. it is not an additive situation, every hour is just another hour, it's exponentially bad situatio situation. it's getting worse. the tide is coming in now. we watched these docs continue to rise. there is only another foot or two left on those before the docs break away and then go into the city, and have a mic sort of destructive barges to the city. that is even before we get to the point where you have the storm surge and met 40 inches of rain now that are not only going to come through here in morehead but also, upriver, all the way back. dozens, if not hundreds of miles of carolina.

we had a lot of people from hollywood, of course, frank sinatra, audrey hepburn, gregory peck. we also had the white house family all the time. and i served the queen -- i served the queen of england a long time ago for the first time, and many, many after that. and also, we has liz taylor, charlton heston, james kagney, and then we had jackie kennedy that could be coming for dinner, but at the same time she wasn't a kennedy anymore, she was just -- she was still jackie kennedy, but she was not married. the president has already passed away. and onassis, that became her husband later on would have a dinner at the savoy with his girlfriend at the time, which was maria callas, the opera singer. so this is the caliber of the people we fed every day at the savoy. enough to give you a heart attack everyday. we had a customer to savoy that was a billionaire, this man, when he came, he always would reserve a big round table. and he expected every time to receive -- at the end of the meal, to receive an enormous silver tray filled with home made chocolates and cookies and all that. he

the people explaining why he is running and said every man who is 23 years old, feather hand pad his peck already ambition. minimum is to be esteemed by my fellow man to do something worthy, to get their esteem stocker think that why win you're 23 and young and unknown to many of you and if you don't put me in office i wont be disappointed that much because i've head so much disappointment in the life but if you die promise i will do everything to pay you back. then he said -- if i don't win this time, i'm going to try five or six more times until it's too embarrassing and too humiliating and then i'll never try again. he didn't within the first time but didn't dampen his ambition. the second time he tried he met more people. they had seen the kind of person he was, the kindness, the hughity, the story-telling ability and he wins the next election and that's the beginning of this extraordinary political. >> host: career. >> host: is there a reason to think that maybe not going to school enables you to be great write center he wrote the gettysburg address without being educate? he had a gi