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you can find it on apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >> i'm here with this week's elevator pitch designer paris gordon. so good to see you. you broad your model, kelly powers. you both look beautiful. these are your designs. >> yes. >> tell me the name of your company. >> style and grace. the label is pg by paris gordon. >> is this self-funded or have you looked for funding before? >> self-funded. >> is this first time you pitch to potential investors? >> this will be the first time. >> all right r how do you feel? >> great. >> you're going to do great. they're going to give you great advice. you're talking to two people, the cofounder and ceo of zola, the fastest growing wedding planning company in that industry, and matt is the founder and president of commercial fleet financing, which is based in dallas. let's see what they think. >> hi. i'm paris gordon. and i'm introducing to every girl's best friend. the pg by paris gordon. i'll hand you this so i don't strip. i want to show you the inside, which is our patented apparel line which has shapewear built inside. we smooth

he also has a weekly podcast called "ay available on apple podcast.jimmy: thank you so much for coming on the show. i know because -- so this is a a very weird story. because we've -- i've been on your show with you. >> thank you, yes. >> jimmy: which i love, by the way. you're fantastic. i love the show, it's so good. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: but running into each other in the hallway, has only happened twice, i would say. and both times i was dressed as kenny rogers. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and it's a very odd thing for me, but i know you don't believe me. because i don't dress up like kenny rogers. >> no. so the last two times i've seen you, at least two, maybe three, you'ven which is the beard, the hair. like 1981 kenny rogers with a a vest. >> jimmy: yes, yes. >> like the country music awards. >> jimmy: dolly, kenny and dolly -- yes. but i'm in like a tuxedo and a a vest as kenny rogers. and i saw you and i go, "hey, what's up, buddy?" and we were talking, and i just go "take care and see you later." and then hoda and kathie lee were

find it on apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> i'm here with this week's elevator pitchersigner paris gordon. so good to see you. and you brought your model, kelly powers, great to see you also. >> great to be here, thank you. >> you both look beautiful. these are your designs, yes? >> yes. >> tell me the name of your company. >> style and grace. and the name of the label is pg by paris gordon. >> and is this self-funded or have you looked for funding before? >> this is self-funded. >> is this is the first time you pitch to potential investors? >> this will be the first time. >> how do you feel? >> great. >> you will do great. they will give you two advice. the first one is the co-founder and ceo of zola, an online wedding company. the fastest one in the industry. and mad is the founder and president of fleet financing based in dallas. we'll go see what they think. >> hi. i'm paris gordon. and i'm introducing you to every girl's best friend. the pg by paris gordon. i'll hand you this so i don't strip, but i want to show you the inside to show you the line that has shapewea

do you enjoy doing the podcast? listening to talk radio. >> seth: sure. >> i love that stuff. and so i'm pretty much going to quit my job, my day job as >> seth: yeah, exactly. [ light laughter ] >> i think that'd be great. >> seth: make that podcast >> exactly. [ light laughter ] podcast money, it's huge. [ laughter ] huge! >> seth: the next time you're gonna be having one of those casios. [ light laughter ] >> two casios. >> seth: two casios. one for each wrist. you're going to stick around -- >> i can't wait. >> seth: we're going to do some cartoons. david remnick, everybody. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ at uber, we're listening to what matters most to you and we're committed to improving every ride. starting with features designed to make it easy for your driver to find you. taking the stress out of pickups. and we're putting safety at the heart of everything we do. with a single tap, we're giving you new ways to let loved ones know you're on your way. uber has new leadership, a new vision and

lectures in history are also available as a podcasts. visit our website, c-span.org/history/podcasts or download them from itunes. >> we are at mardi gras world in new orleans, where work is already underway for next year's mardi gras float. every year mardi gras world makes floats for owners all over the city. we work with owner barrywnerarrn about how his family has been in the mardi gras business for generations. ♪ citizens of new orleans, welcome to carnival! ♪ >> pretty girl is a celebration that -- mardi gras is a celebration that predates christianity. when i say christianity -- you have the pagan rites of spring and bacchanalia. people were willing to give up praying to certain guns, but they did not -- certain gods, but they did not want to give up certain celebratory traditions. they did not want to give up celebrating the rite of spring, and that became carnival. fat tuesday is the day before lent. the day of mardi gras can change anywhere from early february to march, and it depends on the date of easter. we are here at mardi

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remember to check out our podcast, been there, built that. can find it on tune in or wherever you get your podcasts. we look forward to seeing you next time. i'm jj ramberg. and remember, we make your business our business. it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. ♪ >>> morning, glory, america. i'm hugh hewitt. coming up after the break, the man many favor to be the next speaker of the house of representatives, the current house majority leader kevin mccarthy. three of the beltway's best to review what just happened this week. political.com, al weaver of washington examiner and eugene scott of the "washington post". welcome a

americal absolutely is sticking to her guns here and by the way she also reminded people in this podcast that her party the city you has always been the party of europe since the time of comrade abner since the time of homewood cold and that again also a reminder to her but there ian sister party look you are essentially violating not only the coalition agreement you signed up to but also our own history right so she's come out strong because there is so much riding on these talks that take a look now and at first it was dividing the whole firm what they both want now in this report. the standoff pits chancellor merkel against her interior minister holds they hope for who's also a leading figure in the various conservative c.s.u. party there who found his party a challenging machall even though they are part of the national governing coalition in belin. zero four wants germany to turn away refugees at the border if they've already applied for asylum in another year paying country. but michael doesn't want germany to go it alone and he's pushing instead for a european solution to the cris

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have the entire podcast of the rate us if you like the podcast.rump to republicans, don't even bother. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews here in new york. the white house today struggled to get its message straight on immigration both at the border and on capitol hill. the president, of

download it at apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >> they made the announcement last year, but it took this long because many women didn't actually know how to drive. >> they had to teach them how to drive. >>> to alaska and a husky with a nose for hiking now a hero. >> nookie saved a hearing-impaired hiker twice. amanda slammed into a boulder after falling. nookie found her and led her back to the main trail. >> and then she slipped and fell into a river. the husky managed to pull her out of the strong current and back to dry land. a couple thoughts. that's awesome about nookie. also, if i'm amanda, don't go hiking again. >> nookie, however, you definitely want to bring nookie with you on your next hiking trip. >>> coming up, hot summer travel deals. summer's kicking into high gear. so we'll show you what you need to know before you start booking that summer vacation. >>> and world cup fever has apparently finally hit the elephant kingdom. so this happened for real. we'll find out how it all played out. but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now

have the entire podcast of the rate us if you like the podcast. "hardball" starts now. >>> trump to republicans, don't even bother. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews here in new york. the white house today struggled to get its message straight on immigration both at the border and on capitol hill. the president, of course, reversed course earlier in the week signing that executive order ending his administration's policy on separating migrant children from their parents. but it's still unclear how those children will be handled going forward. meanwhile, in washington, the president back pedaled on a commitment to house republicans that he would support their immigration legislation. this morning trump tweeting out republicans should stop wasting their time on immigration until after we elect more senators and congressmen and women in november. dems are just playing games, have no intention of doing anything to solve this decades-old problem. we can pass great legislation after the red wave. just two

. >> reporter: her remarks in the podcast follow various previous explanations by roseanne for her behavior. at first she blamed ambien. now she admits her comment was wrong but she denies that she is racist. >> i am not a racist. i'm an idiot. >> reporter: instead she claims that she was not aware that v valerie jarrett is african-american. >> i did not know she was a black woman. when abc called me and said what is the reason for your egregious racism, i said oh, my god, it is a form of racism. i guess that i didn't know she was black, and i'll cop to it. >> this is a woman who clearly watches a lost televisif lot of plugged into the news. does it make sense to you this would be the case? >> i can't see she would be lying to me. it's not as if she's saying i thought she as white and that itself is okay. she says that it efl is racism. i should have known that, i should not have made assumptions about skin color, about ethnicity, that itself is a form of prejudice. >> and i never would have wittingly called any black person a -- say they are a monkey. i just wouldn't do that. and i didn't

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the tournament hasn't started yet — but the podcast has — and trent alexander arnold, liverpool's teenagepman about his early world—cup memories. what is your earliest world cup memory? the zinedine zidane and head—butt. how old were you? memory? the zinedine zidane and head-butt. how old were you? eight yea rs head-butt. how old were you? eight years old. were you watching in your pyjamas? probably. isuppose i probably would have been at that age. also coming up in the programme... 12 months on — and life is very different. johanna konta reflects on a tough year, after the high of a wimbledon semi final. and we are at silverstone to see how the invective games racing team is helping the rehabilitation of former servicemen. before that, though, rugby league, and england internationaljoel tomkins says leaving wigan is "embarrassing" and "sad" — but he's grateful for the opportunity to play for hull kr. tomkins was suspended by wigan, less than two weeks after a video appeared on line of him abusing staff in a bar. today he officially left wigan, but was signed by rovers. matt dean has more

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check it out on apple podcast or your favorite podcasting app. >>> more than 600 migrants are in the spanish port of valencia. they arrived after a week-long voyage over rough seas. they arrived on three ships and were greeted by applause from police and health workers. there was clapping and singing aboard the ships. they are promised free health care. the migrants include dozens of pregnant women and children. >>> and a freight car carrying propane exploded during an accident in princeton, indiana. police went door to door within a one-mile radius telling residents to get out. no injuries are reported, but u.s. highway 41 has been closed in that area. >>> in new jersey, what started out as an all-day, all-night festival showcasing art and music and movies ended in gunfire which is believed to be gang-related. maggie rulli has the details. >> reporter: the cellphone video captures the chaos. police say at least two suspects began shooting at each other. the crowd of 1,000 is caught in the middle of their gunfight. at least 22 are injured, including a 13-year-old boy. and irving higg

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you can find it on tune in or wherever you get your podcasts. we look forward to seeing you next time. until then, i'm jj ramberg. and remember we make your business our business. it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. ♪ >>> morning glory, america. i'm hugh hewitt. welcome to the last edition of hugh hewitt on saturday mornings. it comes on the cusp of a huge week of news concerning the supreme court and the president's decisions to meet with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki, finland. to discuss these two big stories, i'm joined by nbc's courtney kube, our pentagon national security correspondent. and seung min kim

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for content for his podcast the comedian john melendez, a former howard stern sidekick, decided to call the white house and pretend he was an aide to democratic senator bob menendez of new jersey whom he claimed wanted to talk to trump. it was, frankly, not a very convincing performance. melendez the comedian gave the white house his own unblocked cell phone number and he spoke with what can charitably be called a truly horrible british accent. listen to the exchange when a white house operator called him back to verify the phone number. >> hello? >> yeah, sean moore, this is the white house operator? >> yes, how are you? >> i'm fine, i just lad to verify your phone number. i noticed it's a california area code. >> yes. >> is that a cell phone, because we don't that listed under the senator's information. >> well, it's only because we're on vacation, i -- >> oh, you're on vacation, okay, great. i just needed to clarify that. >> after that, melendez got a call from someone who very much sounds like trump who says he's calling from aboard air force one. the white house, as i said, isn't c

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education and put them in their natural environment, we not be having conversation about books or podcast, we would be teaming up into little bands and defending ourselves against animals because that is what our nature is. that is the point of "lord of the flies." you have these kids who are the pinnacle of western civilization and the second you put them back into the natural environment they go tribal, they kill each other, that is humanity. "afterwords" sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span twos book to be -- book tv. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau held a news conference shortly after the u.s. announced tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from mexico and the eu. he is joined by canadian -- by canada's foreign minister. prime minister trudeau: good afternoon. today we find ourselves the target of tariffs on aluminum and

this started as a prank call for a comedian's podcast.him to get a call back from "air force one." >> yes. so follow us here. comedian john melendez pretended to be senator robert menendez and spoke to president trump about legislation and the supreme court rowel the president realizing this was all a joke. >> do you think you're going to go more moderate or do you think you're going go more conservative? >> i have a big list of people, bob. >> because i promise you i will help you. >> we will talk to you about it. >> cnn's senior media correspondent and host of "reliable sources" brian stel r stelter. >> he got through and called back. >> it makes me want to call the white house. maybe we can finally get an interview with the president if we can pretend to be a senator or politician. i don't know. i think this entire story has been an embarrass mnlts for the white house. there's been an acknowledgement of that only in private. calling the president. at first i want to suggest it wasn't the president's voice on the podcast, but it does re

vincent hill joins us, the host of the beyond the badge podcast.ard church members saying they would not call police. what do you think about this movement? >> i think it sends a bad ssage. there is enough division in the country. for the church to spend more division, at the end of the day the police's job is to combat crime. a lot of people say there is race going on. police have no choice but to show up when police are called. take starbucks, for instance. they were called on two black males. the police don't have an option to say we're not coming because they're black because we don't want to be accused of being racist. the police are doing their job. the mass media is making police look like the bad guys. >> eric: there are sensitivities. you've had the shootings of african americans and others that have caused such divisions and concern and you do have police brutality and police misconduct. that's what the church members would say. how would you address them if they say we're not going to be involved with the police, we're not going to have

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sport, the various other ones, they should concentrate on the threat to its future from spotify and podcastss to be a strategy that the director of radio has set out. interesting quote from him. i don't care about share, the share of the audience, we care about the future of british audio. that word, audio, is interesting. not radio, but audio? also, the fact he does not care about the share is the right attitude forcibly running the bbc. the bbc, to me, has always been about quality, good public service broadcasting. not about chasing ratings. in fact, broadcasting. not about chasing ratings. infact, none broadcasting. not about chasing ratings. in fact, none of us can chase ratings these days. people have suddenly different ways of accessing information. the mobile phone has changed all of our lives. you see people on trains reading newspapers or websites, instead of holding a newspaper. you see them watching videos, tv, listening to music. so many different ways of accessing media. we all must accept accessing media. we all must accept a smaller share of the audience. only quality journal

put them in their natural environment, we would not be having conversation about books or doing podcasts. we would be teaming up into s, settingds and troop ourselves against other animals and troops because that is our nature. that is the point of lord of the flies. you have these kids who are the pinnacle of western civilization at the time, these kids from a british boarding school. the second you put them back in natural environment, they start killing each other. that is humanity. >> watch sunday night at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span two's book tv. by there joined now senior policy advisor at goldwater institute. she is here to talk about the terminally ill -- talk about the recent right to die legislation that was signed in order to give greater access to drugs or terminally oh people. thank you for joining us. . please remind our viewers what the goldwater institute is and what's its mission? it is a public policy research and litigation organization. we help policy makers come up with solutions to problems facing everyday americans. our mission is to make sure respectlutions individu

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so me and my producer on the podcast said, you know what, let's give it a shot and see how far i cano but the sad part is that i did the worst english accent known to man. i was like, hello, this is sean moore, and senator melendez's a sis tantd and we want to get the president on the phone a how do they not know it is a goof, and then they call me back from the white house, and say, we have one question, and the only screening question they had and they asked me why are you on the 818 area code. >> this is a los angeles area code. >> yeah, yeah. they are asking why a i am on the 818 area cold and i sade, s holiday. and so they don't understand that your area code does not change going to the l.a. >> and this is the north dakota one that you called and you get a call from jared kushner, his s son-in-law and adviser, and walk us through how that one came about and what you said? >> when we left the podcast they said that he is in north dakota, i am surprised that they did not give me the longitude and the latitude, because, they told me where the president was, and that i would get a

visit c-span.org/history/podcasts or download them from itunes. announcer 2: sunday night on afterwards, jonah goldberg with his book argues that tribalism, populism and nationalism are threatening american democracy. he is interviewed by the editor of commentary magazine. that your book, you posit western civilization as we understand it or contemporary american western democratic civilization is unnatural. what do you mean by that? >> if you took humans and cleared them of civilization them in theirput natural environment, we would not be having conversations about books or podcasts. we would be teaming up into little bands and troops, setting ourselves against animals and other bands and troops. that is our actual nature. that is the point of lord of the flies. in lord of the flies you have these kids who are the western civilization, from a british boarding school, and almost instantly the set -- the second you put them in their natural environment, they become superstitious, kill each other. that is humanity. on "bookafterwords tv." announcer

subscribe to the podcast on tune in or wherever you get your podcasts."all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, my friend. much appreciated. >> you bet. >>> this time last night we broke a little bit of news, that the defense department was detailing active duty jags, active duty military lawyers, at the request of the justice department to go to the border to start prosecuting the justice department's immigration cases. we broke that news last night. the defense department has confirmed it. tonight we are going to break some more news that you have not heard anywhere else. this is an exclusive story that we have learned and confirmed today about the handling of the family separation policy by the senior ranks of the trump administration by one senior trump administration official in particular. i'm going to have that breaking news for you in