the russian percussion. secondly, and this doesn't get covered at all. it's a heck of a lot easier to sit around and scream russia, russia, russia, with no basis than to go learn the finer points of the new healthcare bill to. dig in and understand the simplicity and fairness and middle class tax relief in the fax plan being developed right behind me. brian: i heard that in december the treasury sect secretary is going to release it kellyanne conway, to stop the critics, to stop the critics that want to trip up the trump administration all cost and some of which are on the right. do you believe that there should be everybody involved in the campaign and in the administration should once and for all go through all their communications, those little post-it notes, down to what they wrote on their hands to find out any type of interaction with any type of russian official just astray gowdy said to get it all out? >> every single colleague i know here at the white house and in the administration, in the campaign, even if they don't serve here, ladies and gen

all percussion right?thony: how did your interest in this develop? >> kim: i grew up here, later i became a writer. i discovered there were hundreds of stories. because in the early days up until the 60's the steel bands were partly like street gangs they would fight one another. the west side story kind of thing the steel bands doubled as that. i just got fascinated by tracking down all of these pioneers and getting their stories of how they got involved. >> boogsie: i'll be 64 years this year. i playing music since i was a little kid. >> kim: yeah there's stories that he grew up with them in one of his backyard so when he was about three years old he was going out playing with them. >> anthony: boogsie composes his pieces layering different types of drums on top of each other. the engine room made of unpitched percussion, lays down the groove. next a section of six bass pans drops a bass line. the guitar and cello pans add harmonies that sound like strumming. ♪ and the frontline pans play a melody. ♪ the

but i think this is why the russian percussion has amped down a little bit this week.s not just because we have a new chief of staff or american hero's week or the healthcare reform. it's because the winds are really shifting here, aren't they, friends, that we actually may be talking more about russia in the context of how it hurts democratic interests and people aligned with the democratic party. so we will have to see on that. then have you got debbie wasserman shultz. people don't want to cover this. her i.t. advisor, who was not fired along with other people in february, and as the national review points out this morning in a must-read article, this could be more than just bank fraud. so let's read up, shall we? pete: we will see whether the so-called mainstream media takes a look at any of those things or charge ahead with witch-hunt russian collusion story. the president is up early this morning. five tweets pointed at senate republicans who could not get the job done who could not get even the skinny bill passed. he is going after the process saying hey, the fa

but, of course, it is really brexit under a percussion so will dominate his visit.ies and noting that japanese companies have invested over $50 billion in the uk. japan's political and business leaders as well, they did not want reassuring because they are reported to be concerned about the state of negotiations. we know that boris johnson is not directly involved but it is important for him to reassure these leaders. we know that the uk is the second most important destination for japanese investment after the united states. but, boris johnson has his work cut out for him after the japanese agreed a free—trade deal with the earlier this month. that may likely comput chem matters. it is scheduled to come into effect early 2019 just as the time that britain is due to leave the block. us authorities have fined exxon mobil $2m for violating sanctions against russia while secretary of state rex tillerson was its chief executive. exxon dealt with igor sechin, the president of russian oil giant rosneft, who was blacklisted, the us treasury department said. exxon has chall

the dirt with the healthcare bill and are down in the dirt with the healthca re bill and all that percussionsn is that there is huge opposition within the republican party at that level but even in the senate. in the senate you have the moderates who are against it because they don't wa nt are against it because they don't want all these people to lose healthcare. and then you have the extremists who are against it because they just don't extremists who are against it because theyjust don't think extremists who are against it because they just don't think there should be health—insurance. because they just don't think there should be health—insurancem because they just don't think there should be health-insurance. it sort of depends where you seats, where it you think is an extremist versus a moderate. ideological either have a position that your point is you can have a coalition of these interest that can kill it. the hardliners are more likely to band than the moderates. the moderates are fewer in number. but the thing is, even if something were to come out of the senate, and they have now

concrete reproductive reap percussions. no twitter has added at no new users in the last three months that's according to its quarterly report. which claimed three hundred twenty eight million total users that's the same number as the first quarter. overall revenue did beat expectations at five hundred and seventy four million dollars but advertising revenue decreased eight percent from last year. shares of plummeted fourteen percent. get an idea of what's gone wrong for twitter i spoke to jack kent at ihs market. nast how the platform. users. but one of things out which is really investing and is more life video contacts. so signing deals with companies like. a bloomberg ways on the video content providers on dry dock video content not just in terms of jesus but also we tried to do appetizing. is that something that's going to be able to make twitter money. well it's again it got a bit of a mixed picture those videos doppio concert will try to engagement but also does try to purchase costs. so i've seen the content licensi

you guys were jamming, and you handed me a percussive instrument, and you said, "play it." and i was like, "i don't know how to do this." and you said, "play it." it's like... and then... >> i gave you a... it's called a ganza, brazilan shaker, yeah. >> hinojosa: but the point of it is is that to me it was like, at that moment, you wanted to inspire me, and in everyone's sense, really, the sense that we all carry rhythm within us. we all carry, in fact, african rhythms. >> sure, sure. 99% of what we do in all of latin music has some tie to africa. and that's something that should be applauded. it should be exuded. and for our youth, especially today, who... many of them lack direction, because they don't know who they are. the one thing i always emphasize, especially latino youth who are from caribbean roots, like puerto rico, like the dominican republic, like puerto rico... >> hinojosa: like cuba. >> like cuba, like colombia, et cetera, like venezuela, is that we are multicultural. people tend to be... latinos amongst themselves, we have these innate predjudices that we've

it was a solo percussion group. >> let's make a list. top 10 fights of all time. >> don't you think you can be a little judgmental? >> you being lazy. distracted. ♪ >> unreal. >> i can't relate to the lyrics at all. >> this is it. >> that is what every husband wishes their wife would do. >> as a child, i try to save my parents marriage, and now i'm trying to save yours. >> couples fight. what can i tell you? it is how you navigate it that makes the difference. >> i have never seen you two like this. >> i like writing songs with you. >> can i have some ranch? josh: i am pleased to have her at this table for the first time. hello. congratulations on the film. zoe: thank you. josh: i wanted to get into the intro that you have also been in four different "law and order" series. i would say this is probably a more significant moment for your career. this is your directing debut. but you have directed films with your husband. zoe: yes. josh: was that the goal? how do this evolve? zoe: i think probably in my subconscious, this was always the go

first is because of the russian obsession, as i call it, the russian concussion, the russian percussion, but secondly, and this doesn't get covered at all, it is easier to sit around and scream russia, russia, russia with no basis than learn the finer points of the new health care bill and really dig in and understand the simplicity and fairness and middle class tax relief in the new tax reform plan that is being developed right behind. >> also more details tonight about who let the russian lawyer into the country in the first so, gutfeld, russian concussion, that was the band you were in in high school. >> we released a few songs and then broke up. a lot of drugs involved back then. this is like they call it the drip, drip, drip story. it is like a methadone dose for the media. just as the story is about to wear off, it is the end of the week, you get another one. a there is another person and he's got a big question mark for a face. >> they need their fix.he >> yeah, they need their fix. it does expose the preferencespo of the media in the sense they lose their minds over a dual citiz

. >> what they managed to do was make the percussive regularity of bombs going off the norm in northernng the 1970s. >> what do you think will happen? >> i think they'll just keep bombing goinon. >> it's got to end some time. >> aye, some time, but i don't know when. nobody knows. >> i'm jim mckay speaking to you live at this moment from abc headquarters just outside the olympic village in munich, west germany. the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics of terror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fence into the headquarters of the israeli team. >> this was the first olympics that was going to have unprecedented live television coverage. >> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. arab guerillas are still holding inside the rooms of the israeli olympic team nin

. >> earlier in the day first lady joined poland's first lady for visit to the cap percuss science center where young children were playing with the exhibit. >>> in the mission's space program mike pence paid a visit to the kennedy space certainty. his tour focused on the look to the future with nasa's new owe ryan spacecraft and boeing and space x commercial crew effort. the vice-president is leading a revived national space council an advisory group that the president just brought back. >> our nation will return to the moon, and we will put american boots on the face of mars. >> kennedy is nasa's launch hub but it hasn't seen any lift off with astronauts since the shuttle's retired in 2011. but boeing and space x are working to change that. >>> well, cbs-3 mobil weather watcher paid a visit to st. joes prep in fail today. >> it was taking part in the sum are programs there and had a chance to tour weather watcher and cutting edge tv and weather forecasting technology. the students said they were impressed. >> i was surprised by how much stuff was in it because it looks like it could not

it was a solo percussion group. >> let's make a list. our top 10 fights of all time. big, obviously. >> don't you think you can be a little judgmental? >> you being lazy. >> europe type. -- you are up tight. >> you're distracted. this what it means to be a dude ♪ >> ♪ you get so angry and so rude ♪ >> unreal. >> i can't relate to the lyrics at all. but i loved it. >> this is it. >> that's embarrassing. >> that is what every husband wishes their wife would do. >> as a child, i try to save my parent's marriage, and i don't want to spend my adulthood trying to save yours. >> couples fight. what can i tell you? it is how you navigate it that makes the difference. >> you look beautiful. >> i have never seen you two like this. >> i like writing songs with you. >> can i have some ranch? josh: i am pleased to have zoe lister-jones at the table for the first time. good to see you. congratulations on the film. zoe: thank you. josh: i want you to know, first of all, the fact that you have also been in four different "law and order" series. [laughter] i would say this is probably

it was called myself, a solo percussive group. you know -- >> uh-huh. let's make a list, our top ten fights of all time. dishes is big, obviously. >> i think you can be a little judgmental. >> you being laysy. 're uptight. distracted. play a song. ♪ this wasn't meant to be a dude ♪ ♪ that you can aggravate ♪ you get so rude ♪ you've got to change your attitude ♪ ♪ . >> dave? unreal. i can't relate to the lyrics at all. >> i loved it. this is it. looks like you two are up. embarrassing. that's what every husband wishes their wife would do. >> i spent my childhood trying to save my parents' marriage, i don't want to spend my adulthood trying to save yours. >> we're just too broken to fix. couples fight. how can i tell you? it's how you navigate it that makes a difference. >> i just want to create something. >> you look beautiful. never seen you two like this. i like writing songs with you. >> can i have some ranch. oh, that's a sweet bite. that's a tom petty bite. >> horowitz: pleased to have zoe lister-jones at this table for the first time. good to see

inherent in anything nasa chooses to undertake there is no replacement for proper analysis and percussion with lines and resources of the nation's current state when it comes to agency operations i would encourage to see the investments in information technology cybersecurity in his proposed budget. nasa is very popular with the public and has a significant amount of data in understanding the universe around us but i believe it's incumbent that nasa be able to share its findings that the agency must also maintain a secure cyber environment operation. nasa's innovative ideas often involve significant risks and also require significant investments. the subcommittee provides balance for funding and overall portfolio while also ensuring ongoing activities are appropriately funded to accomplish nasa's missions. as with any of ministers and the proposed that represents a snapshot in time based on decisions made with the most relevant information available. is the subcommittee moves ahead to reduce her their annual spending bill i look forward to working with you to achieve the appropriate balan

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