>> we saw regis on that tape.s been a long time "fast money" friend and it's not a "fast money" anniversary without him. so regis joins us from los angeles. hello! >> hello to everybody. you all look great. it is a great show as usual. ten years, congratulations. >> thank you so much and thank you for being a fan and for coming this show. everybody knows you're an active trader. what are you buying right now? >> i'll tell you. i want to see what the guys say. netflix. i got it at 117, 118. it now hit 133 today which made regis feel very good. and i wonder how far it will go. what do they think? >> i'll tell you what, i'm the guy, first, great pumping iron with you when you're in new york. i would be a seller. this is a company with a lot of competition. i realize you've had a great run. there are probably think it is one to be bought and take profits. >> maybe you're right. what else? what about guy adami? >> what are you doing, you sexy man, you? we've been on tv for ten years and that's like a cigarette smoke fo

. >> as regis gets candid on his live fall out. >> well i had to leave the show. >> and then brad andelina form a united front. >> this joint statement is huge for the kids. >> plus -- tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> hello everyone. welcome to the weekend insider. we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood starting with our good week, bad week. >> it was a bad week for paris jackson. >> i'm proud to be a black american, proud of my race. when people make of stories that i don't want to be who i am it hurts me. >> unleashing a stream of tweets she's since deleted she slams the trailer of fiennes poretrayl of her dad makes her want to vom vomit, angers me that they were this insulting not just to my father but my godmother liz as well. fiennes was under heavy skrult iny since it was announced last year. he is stead fast that his take was comedic and colorblind. >> i don't think imagination should have rules on it. i go back to the theme if it promotes stereo typing than it's worn and i make the distinction that the jackson project doesn't do that. >> was a good week for

and he said like, "you never hear where's regis."ho are you?" and we yelled back and forth and that was the big deal and then i turned around and i was embarrassed but it was kind of cool i got into a screaming match with regis philbin. >> was brigitte bardot on the street? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there was a gnarly tree. >> i'm going to say that is a a true story. >> i'm going to say, because you added -- >> time's up. >> no, no, because you added the fact that it was, indeed, i think it's true. >> jimmy: that in fact, is a a lie. i did not. [ cheers and applause ] no, no, no, no one looses. stop, stop, stop. no one leave. >> we're going. we're leaving. >> jimmy: there's no losers. there's no losers. >> all right. all right. all right. >> jimmy: it's just a -- >> you're nothing but a liar. >> jimmy: no, it's a fun game. it's a fun game. >> you lie. you lied. you don't care about me. >> by the way, thank you for telling us it's a fun game. [ laughter ] that fills in a lot of blanks for me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, it's fun for one

in the presidential suite at the saint regis. it only cost you about 85,000 dollars, nelson will be your personal butler. this is white glove service here. >> they are calling off the search for the missing jetliner. >> hours after the event took place, you can see behind that there is still a police president. presence. >> swat teams moved in. >> a nine-game winning streak. >>> good morning, america. just three days until the trump inauguration as our brand-new poll shows the president-elect is one of the most unpopular men ever to take office but some hope for the economy and jobs. now trump calls nato obsolete. alarming some of our biggest allies. this morning, inside the record $100 million inauguration. >>> breaking news, in the flight, mh-370 mystery. the underwater search for that missing boeing 777 called off for good after vanishing almost three years ago with 239 on board. will that mystery ever be solved? >>> deadly nightclub attack. a gunman opens fire at a crowded music festival in mexico. at least five dead includin

regis and show some exclusive offers. of the beltway maryland and virginia when your law to e on it is the have the headlights on. outer loop n the getting from 95 closer to 270. near new e backup hampshire avenue due to an university ore boulevard. trarblgt temporarily involved and the ramp is partially blocked. as you try to get to silver spring from the area of college park. look mostly re rain. nothing to worry about except andissue will be work on 66 both run tions near spout starting at 9:00 and go until 5:00 a.m. but two or more 15-manu closures will -- closures will happen. so plan ahead for possible delays. traffic. look at we w jummy: we are a few days from inauguration of course and hotels are rolling out the red carpet. some packages are selling for up $500,000. am sweeney takes us inside the bargain at $85,000. you ever wondered what to 85,000 suite is welcome the presidential suite inside the st. regis hotel. amenities with this is this guy right here. service, nelson the personal butler. you have a big week

regis where you can find a bargain, $85,000 for four-night stay. jonathan: nice. >> if you ever wondered what a $85,000 hotel looks like, this is it. one of the amenities is this guy. what it glove service. nelson is your personal butler. you have a big weekend coming up. what are the amenities will you offer? >> unpack and pack services. i will escort them to the room. coffee and tea. any bow tie assistance they need for the special event. >> they just press a bell? >> correct. all they do is press the butler service buttoon the top of the phone. >> incredible. they have everything here. they will bring up fresh fruit, champagne, food, anything you want. it will be here. if you want a picture of your dog on the wall, it will be there. this is one of the packages across the city. some of the hotels are offering the presidential suite packages $500,000. you do get four nights in this room. you get two bathrooms. this is the mens room. this is the womes room. the women's room is bigger. you get a full walk-in closet. you can move in the bathroom. you

it's regis, joy, and i've got big news for you. if aches, pains, and poor balance are slowing you down, keep watching this show because we're gonna tell you about an incredible new program that's gonna fix everything. [ cheers and applause ] yeah! >> announcer: the facts are frightening. 1 out of 3 people over 65 fall each year, resulting in expensive hospital stays, loss of independence, or worse. >> i broke my hip. "oh, my god. what in the world am i going to do now?" >> announcer: the major cause -- aches and pains, which lead to immobility and poor balance. >> i am really

regis. had many could not get insurancerom if they had to brothers would rather deal btu if you got sick. back to those good old days. are today because of health care reform those things are no longer true. health care costs are rising more slowly than before and the insured rate is the lowest it has ever bent regret of think any american wants to go back to the health care year where they wrote the rules but republicans seemed all too eager to make america sick again. democrats are united and repealing health care reform to hold the republican majority in the president-elect accountable for the reform promised her president i yield the floor. . >> today we have a new congress and soon you'll have a new president and for the first time in years hard-working americans will have their voices heard is retake the first baptist to repair the nation's broken to health care system.n a steps to remove washington from the equation to put the control where it belongs. their patients, their families a

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so any showers that does develop over the next 24 hours could easily cause flooding across the regi region. the flash flood wash has been extended through monday evening, 6:00 in the evening for the potential of any to develop. so future weather, we're back on the april for april 7 news at 11:00. it's a rather quiet picture. as we go into your monday, the storm system kind of linkers and creates instability. early monday morning some scattered showers. grab the umbrella monday morning. it may not be raining where you live, but the showers are there even into the evening. as we go into early tuesday, this storm system is starting to depart. it's going to scrape by us right along the coast. watch what happens later tut. by tuesday afternoon, the sunshine will return and will start to dry out. here's the accuweather forecast. tomorrow some scattered showers, on the watch as they pop up, and early morning chance on tuesday. then sunshine tuesday afternoon. wednesy night after about 11:00 there could be an isolated shower, but thursday, friday, start and sunday, the dry pattern will return, sun

. >> hay adultos que se pueden regis --registrar con comprobaciÓn de padres mexicanos.rump, donde las diferencias polÍticas crean tensiÓn entre las parejas. leÓn: ante las diferencias irreconciliables que existen, ese sitio es para que los trumpistas puedan encontrar el amor. liliana: como pueden ser, la pÁgina no está disponible porque ha sido tanta la actividad en ella que hasta provocÓ que se cayera. asÍ se ve el portal cuando la pÁgina está activa, con curiosidad me di a la tarea de encontrar al creador. sin nada que perder le enviÉ un mensaje solicitando una entrevista a la cual accediÓ. comparte con nosotros que creo la pÁgina al darse cuenta que los simpatizantes de trump estÁn siendo acosados por quienes no comparten su punto de vista. cobran 25 $ al mes por 99 $ por seis meses y la democracia de quiÉnes se han inscrito, es muy diversa. >> tenemos agente en australia, rusia, italia, el reino unido, y canadÁ. tenemos a tres usuarios en mÉxico. liliana: sin embargo, al preguntarle cuÁntos hispanos estÁn inscritos, nos contestÓ lo siguiente. >> no mantenemos un rÉc

it's regis, joy, and i've got big news for you.f aches, pains, and poor balance are slowing you down, keep watching this show because we're gonna tell you about an incredible new program that's gonna fix everything. [ cheers and applause ] yeah! >> announcer: the facts are frightening. 1 out of 3 people over 65 fall each year, resulting in expensive hospital stays, loss of independence, or worse. >> i broke my hip. "oh, my god. what in the world am i going to do now?" >> announcer: the major cause -- aches and pains, which lead to immobility and poor balance. >> i am really afraid of falling again. >> announcer: but falling and losing your independence doesn't have to be a fact of life.

also the p portions of the regi near osaka but that's about it. that will continunue to generat some snow to the northern areas on the sea of japan side of the country. as we go into friday things should start to dry out but we do have moisture back toward china and that's going to move it's way into western and central areas of japan as we go into sunday so you'll need to have the umbrella prepared as we go into the first part of next week. look at the overnight lows though. and also looking at rain on sunday. wet weather in the forecast as we go through the next three days so you want to have the umbrella handy. notice the high in tokyo. 8 degrees coming up on friday. our normal high is around 10 it's so going to be cooler than normal. 9 degrees and then you'll be dealing with hazy conditions with a high of 4. the air is going to remain relatively still and that's going to lead to the concerns for air pollution as you go into the last day of the work week. colder air taking place in north america and that's the high pressure system down through

regis hotel showing us some of the pricey perks.. ad lib inauguration robes it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - have the umbrella today - above average temperatures over the next 10 days - showers likely for inauguration - dry for women's march on washington saturday today: cloudy and mild. scattered showers. highs: 54-58 winds: s 4-8 mph tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 49-52 winds: sw 5 mph wednesday: partly sunny. mild and breezy. highs: 53-58 winds: nw 5-15 mph kidd o'shea in the now.. if you're tired and you don't want to get out of bed and go to work today, let this be your inspiration it's betty white's 95th birthday and betty has been actively working in the entertainment business since 1945. she still works today, she is on the abc reboot of to tell the truth and several other tv shows. somehow betty white has found a way to remain relevant in a business where that is nearly impossible. and betty white has done it without posting selfies, tweets or status with all her clothes on. she has simply just worked ha

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it's regis, joy, and i've got big news for you. if aches, pains, and poor balance are slowing you down, keep watching this show because we're gonna tell you about an incredible new program that's gonna fix everything. [ cheers and applause ] yeah! >> announcer: the facts are frightening. 1 out of 3 people over 65 fall each year, resulting in expensive hospital stays, loss of independence, or worse. >> i broke my hip. "oh, my god. what in the world am i going to do now?" >> announcer: the major cause --

so any showers that does develop over the next 24 hours could easily cause flooding across the regi region. the flash flood wash has been extended through monday evening, 6:00 in the evening for the potential of any to develop. so future weather, we're back on the april for april 7 news at 11:00. it's a rather quiet picture. as we go into your monday, the storm system kind of linkers and creates instability. early monday morning some scattered showers. grab the umbrella monday morning. it may not be raining where you live, but the showers are there even into the evening. as we go into early tuesday, this storm system is starting to depart. it's going to scrape by us right along the coast. watch what happens later tut. by tuesday afternoon, the sunshine will return and will start to dry out. here's the accuweather forecast. tomorrow some scattered showers, on the watch as they pop up, and early morning chance on tuesday. then sunshine tuesday afternoon. wednesday night after about 11:00 there could be an isolated shower, but thursday, friday, start and sunday, the dry pattern will return, s

it's regis, joy, and i've got big news for you.g you down, keep watching this show because we're gonna tell you about an incredible new program that's gonna fix everything. [ cheers and applause ] yeah! >> announcer: the facts are frightening. 1 out of 3 people over 65 fall each year, resulting in expensive hospital stays, loss of independence, or worse. >> i broke my hip. "oh, my god. what in the world am i going to do now?" >> announcer: the major cause -- aches and pains, which lead to immobility and poor balance. >> i am really afraid of falling again. >> announcer: but falling and losing your independence doesn't have to be a fact of life. did you know medical experts

which fast money, regis philbin. so stay tuned for that. have a great weekend. weroinmaere ute.w shi dor wi fths govee d,ive, >>> did anything happen in the markets today some we're live at the market site on this record setting day. the guys are getting ready for the show. while they're doing that, here's what's coming up. >> it's done. >> yes, mr. frodo. it's over now. >> not quite. the dow 20,000 was close. but if i missed the move, we've got a way to catch you. plus -- ♪ >> that's what biotech stocks have done this year. but there's still one name you

>> well -- >> my candid new interview with regis philbin.kelly ripa fallout. >> i had to leave the show. and i think she resented that. >> now the insider, tracking hollywood from the iou

. >> we got regis co-hosting today and we've got a whole hour of hacks! >> is she calling me a hack >> announcer: dental floss for your cake? sugar to clean up nail polish? next rachael! ♪ he . >>> two teenagers are hospitalized after they fell through the ice on a washington state lake. the 15-year-old boys were walking on the ice when it gave way suddenly. rescuers and dive teams wore protective suits as they worked to free the boys. both were taken to the hospital for treatment of hyperthermia. >>> in chicago four people are expected to be charged in a brutal assault ta was live streamed on facebook. they allegedly held the man captive and tortured him. >> charges are expected today against the suspects and we warn you that what you are about to see is disturbing. chicago police say this horrifying video -- shows some of the torture endured by a young man with mental health challenge and that he was held captive for as much as two days, bound and beaten and cut with a knife and abused. and subjected to racial slurs and the captors laughed and streamed

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what i do find out regis is equating intelligence community with nazi germany.e with that. there is no basis for him to point fingers at the intelligence community for leaking information that was already available publicly. but the president—elect says this inauguration week and this piece of historical political theatre will be about listening to the voice of the people, not the washington elite. one area, amongst many that may be affected by a trump presidency is the middle east peace process. donald trump has suggested the us embassy in israel could be moved tojerusalem, which would be highly controversial. meanwhile, representatives of more than 70 countries and international organisations have met in paris to discuss peace in the region, but neither israel nor the palestinians were at the summit. hugh schofield reports from paris. a middle east peace conference but without the hostile parties. some said it was a talking shop, but not the french organisers. for them it is more urgent than ever to push israel and the palestinians in the direction of face to

. >> as regis gets candid on his live fall out. >> well i had to leave the show. >> and then brad and angelina form a united front. >> this joint statement is huge for the kids.

and that is what's going to be changing a lot across the regi region. we look ahead commuter models are showing that this is going to be moving in from the southwest toward the northeast. and as it does, we will be definitely seeing some changes. here's a look at your nor'east nor'easter. it will be pulling up moisture from the gulf of mexico and then also from the atlantic and by late sunday into monday, this will be bringing us very heavy rain and gusty winds. winds gusting to 40, even 50 miles an hour as you head down the shore and as far as the rain through monday, about an inch to 2-inches expected across the delaware valley. for inaugural weather, well, we have more to talk about on that. scott has the numbers and scott looks like it's going to be little wet this year. >> it does look like the cloud cover is already rolling in and temperatures will be above average but that rainfall, kathy, should be arriving right around lunch time for tomorrow. look at ultimate doppler. we're dry but off to the south and west that's the moisture that will head t

but that is interest to regis and and one but the next one is batman love of but i had no interest. i do like batman but that was it swoon whiff and of mike fink is said road to about a rich person shunning society life that works outside the of what and where is all black laugh laugh except she is a woman and she is real spend nikes' said it did say mystery bet how long will she active? what is your thoughts why so little is known today as the first woman district attorney. >> one of the things i was happy about but after self-defense the court is the honesty and it that way. but this to excite and seen never met the woman but wilkes like the man who attacked her had again but disappeared. but there is a is a early cases but i want to do know if we you don't go to school but you use the past without giving too much away was not by accident. but politically she was silenced and had a huge political voice in contusions but sicyon was very sudden and -- silent. i put forth a couple of theories and to i really made man. then he written unless the most powerful men and i will let you se

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there is tension ann going drama going on, people wonder, "national enquirer" would always asked of regiseally hated each other, people think that they look happy on camera but really hate each other, so if you and andy started a behind-the-scenes dispute, you get a lot of attention. we all should have done all white. >> tom: that's the way it is a media, you don't have to hate someone to have tension. people who have a good working relationships, sometimes it gets a little hot before going on the air, we have a lot of people out there who depend on what we do here. >> i don't write her tantrum that unreadable, it was pretty vindictive and bitchy, though. while women are on this crusade to make sure that no one's mean to them, us straight males are the least bitchy. we like you, we want to sleep with you. >> okay, that's good, i think we are done with this segment. coming up, what not to do when working at jimmy john's. ♪ [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her new mobile wedding business. at first, getting paid was tough... until she got quickbooks. now she sends invoices, sees when

money" fan. >> regis is one of the greatest guys in television. one of the nicest men we met which leads me to what i did this morning, my son matt. wide shot here. i celebrated an anniversary, too, melissa. the 65th anniversary where my wife works as a producer. today was her last day producing the final hour of the "today" show with kathie lee and hoda whom she dearly loves. >> there she is. >> mack and i got to come out and bring a cake and more champaign than i've probably ever seen in one place. i'm going to be expected to do this every day, bring cake and champaign for joanne lamarca mathisen. >> thank you for watching "power lunch." closing belle starts right now. >>> such fun people. >> my congratulations. what a terrific lady she is. she used to work at cnbc years and years ago. great producer. she's going to do well. >> love her and tyler. welcome to the "closing bell", everybody. >> welcome back. this is kelly evans. she's getting her voice back here at the new york stock exchange. she'll be talking in just a moment.

not only did they ring the closing bell but regis philbin will join them.all begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern. ccacan lp >>> welcome back. billionaire tech investor peter teal had harsh words. when asked do confirm or deny if the age of apple is over, thiel confirmed, it's not an area where there will be anymore innovation. investors are waiting to see where the new sources of innovation will come from. our next guest suggests it could be with augmented glasses. i think he's wearing one of those. robert sobel and gene muenster from loop ventures. robert, i don't know what you're seeing in there but is it the future of apple? >> it's the future of every company. this is a microsoft power lens. this shows you where the innovation is. i agreed with peter thiel. the innovation on smart phones is petering out. apple has surprises in store when they come out with the tenth anniversary iphone this year. they'll have a mixed reality or augmented reality that you see through. it will do some cool stuff but i think the computing world is going to shift now to wearing glas

he'd get up, hit both free throws, wizards up one with regie jackson puts it over.he shot blocked, but then as time expires there is marcus morris over his twin brother at the buzzer and replay does it off before the clock strikes deer on. you see it right there, the wizards lose 113-112. to the college game, georgia tech and virginia.nia. and that's tony bennett, not the singer tony bennett, the coachch for the calf letters. later in the half, i say a wilkins, he saw a littlele something on that pass, kyle guy, he's not just some guy. i don't know what that top notch haircut is. up by seven at the break.k. then another alley hoop, uva is running away it with.th. and virginia wins 62 to 49. the capitols had their nine-game winning streak come to an end with the same team pen begins. having scored seven goals forls the first time since 1993, the caps, 0-8 and 1 in their lasteir nine against the stars. they have a penchant for scoring lately here. that in ts here. the bell sounded, michael puffer came out on the microphone. it was time for some fights.ts. sweaters thr

. >> say it regis. >> he knows. >> the stocks. >> ford was a $40 stock in the late 1990s.e start this shine 2007 it was a $10 stock on its way down from tloefls. hasn't gone very far. but now you look at it, tim talked about valuation. it's cheap. that's not the point. the point salomon river three years it might finally be breaking out to the upside of a significant down trend. it need to close about 13.5 which i thought we were getting last week. it has pulled back. ford to me risk reward on the long side sets up nicely. >> ford pent up demand. age of the car historically highest amount. yes you'll be talking about them in the future. >> coming up guy adami as you've never seen him ever before. he's taking on one of the hottest trends right now for a ride. you have to see to it believe it. that's later this hour. i'm melissa lee you're watching "fast money" first in business worldwide. here's what's coming up on "fast." >>> did you see that? one of the reasons apple is the world's most valuable company and also the reason why you want to buy the stock right now. we'll ex

>> well -- >> my candid new interview with regis philbin.ide the kelly ripa fallout. >> i had to leave the show. and i think she resented that. >> now the insider, tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> just one day after brad pitt's surprise golden globe appearance. he and angelina are tracking at number one today for their new joint agreement. >> they're not the first hollywood exes putting their kids first. >> angelina jolie and brad pitt have released their first joint statement on their divorce agreement. they will work together to reunify their family. >> brad and angie's first joint statement since the divorce filing begins to show a coming together of sorts for the sake of their six children. >> the parties and their council

the world in avalon jagged portions of shore line left over after monday's nor'easter pulverized the regiegion. knocking away huge chunks of the beach. >> it's nos not as bad as what i've seen. it's obviously significant, but i've seen worse. >> reporter: it's bad enough for crews to be called in once again to build it back up after winds surpassing 60 miles an hour left the damage behind. >> we're looking forward to a beach fill, um, in the early spring. so it will be back to looking as beautiful as it was. >> reporter: the beach aftermath even more severe in north wildwood. >> just fixing the damage at this immediate location is probably going cost us between 150 and $200,000. >> reporter: mayor patrick, says they are one storm away from even bigger problems. >> the ocean is right up to, um, john f. kennedy boulevard here if we don't fix this, then the next storm could do serious damage to our streets. >> reporter: it's the same beach decimated by winter storm jonas last year. >> we repaired it and we got a year out of the those rye pairs. so the dunes that you see, um, sort of destroye

we have an a-list guest lineup for you with names like shane smith, regis philbin and some surprises.be cold outside, but dennis gartman has trhree ways o play the sector. and guy has a secure buy, but can he convince the others on the desk to get on board? but first, financials the best performing sector despite the rally slowing down as earnings loom for the historic post-election bank rally. bob pisani has more. >> analysts are getting more cautious on backs. today citigroup downgraded goldman sachs and co-america to sell saying we view the banks as trading stock and we don't see a wom compelling risk/reward for the group. and a regional bank said we believe share prices already discount the up side. none of this is terribly surprising, but it's kind of refreshing hearing caution from normally upbeat analysts. banks were huge outperformers in the fourth quarter. large banks up 30%. 28% since the election. here is the problem. banks have moved so fast, there is a risk that we could have a pull back before we move higher. and it's not because the fundamentals are bad. they're really

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look at the dead people regis r registered to vote who vote.istered in two states. you look at all of these things that are happening with registration, you look at those registrations. you will find and we will do an investigation on it. >> 3 million to 5 million illegal votes? >> we will find out. it could be. >> not one of the 3 million to 5 million votes cast illegally. not one were for him. in that interview with david muir, he seems to say he lost the popular vote because of voter shenanigans. he wants to discuss the voter fraud issue with republican lawmakers before launching the probe. >>> new issues over torture. the president wants to quote fight fire with fire to counterterrorism. that includes being open to using banned techniques. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are outraged of bringing back the enhanced interrogation techniques. including john mccain. he endured years of torture at the hands of the north vietnamese. >>> several outlets obtained an executive order that calls for opening black sites. >>> so a lot of headlines t

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the hypnotic rhythms of the jamaican beats have a positive effect on a canine's mood sorage ga so, regyks for all of us. over here at the big board now, with the big talkers today. a crackdown on calories overseas. as of today it is illegal for restaurants in france to offer free refills of soda. and other sugary drinks. the move impacts hotels and catering facilities with self service fountains. the new law is the country's latest attempt to fight obesity. france has the lowest rates of obese adults. numbers are gradually on the rise. the government says businesses who defy this rule face prosecution but have not yet said what the penalty might be. >>> all right, now tom a culinary concoction that would very likely be banned there in france. allow us to introduce us to the o hoagie's sinfully delicious cousin the zoagie deep fried hoagie roll then comes chicken fish shrimp or cab or combination of all of them. why not. it is finished with a mix of special sauces lettuce tomato the unique take on this tri-state classic is the brainchild of salem native ezel barns. as of now you can only

he wants to make sure that in our registration process, people who don't qualify do be regis r registeregistered, illegally, are dead, should have been purged from the rolls a long time ago. >> sure. people die all the time. that's why they have to be rescrubbed all the time. let me ask you about the illegal immigrant thing. he spent the weekend, poor sp z spicer doing a good job, i think. >> he's doing a great job. >> he's out there saying, he's being asked by jeff zell ny, yo know, of politico, do you believe the president? everybody is getting forced to this truth test. do you believe 3 million to 5 million people came into the country illegally and voted? i think these numbers are very hard to defend. >> chris, this is why the president today called for an investigation. and i really credit him for doing that because people constantly, in politics and on tv, constantly say things and have no backup, no forward-thinking measure to either prove them and he's called for an investigation. so let that take hold. tomorrow at the retreat in our hometown of philadelphia, the house and senat

work that you did in the spring of 2011 where you oversaw an exxonmobil deal with the custokurdish regi government in iraq after the united states government expressly did not want to see that happen fearing that a deal would undermine the u.s. policy of one iraq and lead the country closer to civil war, what message are you now going to be able to send to american businesses who are intent on pursuing their own interests at the expense of u.s. policies and potential political stability in foreign countries? how are you going to recalibrate your priorities as secretary of state? your shareholders are the american people, and their security and their interests. >> there was a lot in that question, senator. >> i'll give you the rest of my time. >> first, i have never lobbied against sanctions personally. i continue -- t >> the company you directed did. >> to my knowledge, exxon never directly lobbied against sanctions. not to my knowledge. in terms of all the other actions that were mentioned there, they've been done -- they were all undertaken with a great deal of transparency and openne

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