-rex got to them are 7 safe and sound. this is tristen about 66000000 years old some 4 meters tall and 12 meters long. even but. it's both fascinating and terrifying. in february 2020 conservator of the had brought him to his new temporary home in copenhagen. is the best preserved in the world he is 50 percent complete is. 50 percent complete which makes him an almost complete. dinosaur skeleton was found in excavated in montana in 2012. and banker and his partner acquired it and named it after their son's tristen. after len's natural history museum the t.-rex was a huge hit drawing over $3000000.00 visitors during its time there. some $300.00 fossil bones had to be packed individually in special crates for the move to copenhagen. transporting the original skull took extra care and attention. that is mounted on the skeleton is a cast because the skull is very very fragile and many many pieces so that. by itself and you can get very very close to it and the skull on the skeleton is a cast. the skulls $180.00 kilos would be

-rex. in this shape so having had the opportunity to work with this president has been extremely privileged i think it's like being allowed to repair mona lisa it's that special in copenhagen tristen auto is to be the main attraction at an exhibition titled king of dinosaurs i hope that our visitors. feel this magic this it's almost like stepping into a time machine standing here in front of a skeleton i'd really travel back 6667000000 years back in time and get the sense of wildlife has been here for so long we just don't understand it in april 2021 tristen harto will be dismantled again and sent back to berlin very carefully of course. on june 3rd the wall famous artist christo would have turned 85 sadly he passed away 2 weeks before his birthday the german are connoisseurs ingrid and tomas you know haim were good friends of his and collector of his work there will let potman house who's who of contemporary art including pieces by jeff koons all about the back. and things that and told us

-rex was a huge hit drawing over 3000000 visitors during its time. some $300.00 fossil bones had to be packed individually in special crates for the move to copenhagen. transporting the original skull took extra care and attention. that is mounted on the skeleton is a cast because the skull is very very fragile and many many pieces so that is next door and you can get very very close to it and the skull on the skeleton is a cast. the skulls $180.00 kilos would be far too heavy for the skeleton to support especially impressive the powerful jaws and the teeth. if it were alive today the t.-rex would have no problem crushing a small car with its jaws you have working their entire. searching for the source and they will never even get close to it. in this shape so having had the opportunity to work with this specimen has been extremely privileged i think it's like being allowed to repair mona lisa it's that special in copenhagen tristen auto is to be the main attraction at an exhibition titled king of dinosaurs i hope that our visitors. feel this magic i

>> yes, i am. >> rex, you just dropped a whole lot of knowledge on us.st want to say thank you, as divided as things are, as many bad things th s thas that are h it takes one person to do good things every day. and you're doing that. you're my jam, my friend. thank you, rex chapman and thank you everyone for watching this what i think was an important hour. ayman mohyeldin picks up coverage next. >> i appreciate that. good tuesday morning. i'm ayman mohyeldin, live in houston, where the man whose death sparked a global movement will be laid to rest this afternoon there in the city george floyd grew up in. his family and friends will gather an hour from now it say their final good-byes at a private funeral service. his casket will be escorted to the final resting place where he'll be buried next to his mother.

he joins a list including rex tillerson, jim mattis and john kelly.plain this list of top officials, all of those in the national security area, not only breaking with the president, but questioning his fitness for office? >> mercedes: i worked with john bolton while i was at the white house and he never shared with me -- >> chris: i'm asking you about all of them. >> mercedes: i can tell you -- look, at the end of the day, john bolton is disgruntled because of the fact that president trump did not follow his direction. john bolton lacks credibility just like president george bush -- >> chris: what about rex tillerson and jim mattis and john kelly? >> mercedes: these are individuals who did not agree with the president's policies when it came to foreign policy in general. at some of the end of the day, it's not rex tillerson or john kelly or secretary mattis who make these decisions. president trump and president trump is going to listen to his advisors at the end of the day, but he's the ultimate decision-maker when it comes to foreign policy, and gu

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overall is expected to shrink by between 12 and 15 percent this year rex it will compound that effect and will make it even worse in these difficult times but the government's position at the moment is that they don't want to reset the economy tries to have to reset the economy because of the coronavirus and then they want to have the reset because of threats at the same time but it may lead to very shoot costly exco him and having all these 2. really negative things for the economy coming together and therefore the at the business world is really concerned about the let nummi nobody objects it of course they prepare for it but it is huge concern church and many companies what does the government need to do to ensure that britain remains an attractive place for investors and trading partners i think britain will always be an attractive place as the world language is it has a global outlook whatever the brics debate has shown so in the longer term it will be competitive place to do business but i think in terms of the the last chances because of threats that there will not be that many

research director marcus rex is keeping watch from the bridge of the pole our stand it's not long before the polar bears make an appearance nosing around a research unit a thermal camera scans the area to help keep bears and scientists safely apart not much is known about what happens during the harsh arctic winter. is global warming has made the temp a tween $5.10 degrees warmer the most dramatic changes are happening over the winter that is of biggest concern. the german ice breaker pull our stand deliberately allowed itself to become frozen in by the pack ice its task is to collect data with the help of a fleet of russian research vessels. carried along by the ice flow the expedition drifts some 10 kilometers a day across the arctic ocean. what's clear is that the pack ice is getting thinner. after $150.00 days of total darkness daylight has gradually returned now for weeks in the summer the sun barely even sets. these are possible in this next phase we're keen to see how the ecosystem responds to the daylight coming back how quickly will life flourish again as the sun returns and its

heard that coming from the white house so where has he been that's a great question he's been through rex a question behind that wall he recently built around the white house. i think it's easy to talk about what he hasn't done he hasn't met with black labs let matter organizers he has a met with civil rights leaders he hasn't met privately with the george george floyd's family but what he has done is read tweeted character excess assassinations about george floyd. on twitter that they come from that came from conservative commentators and he also created a parade a bunch of middle aged white men on the sunday morning talk shows to say that systematic racism in the police department and police departments do not exist now he supposed there's talk that he might held some kind of a. talk in order to talk about civil rights and bring in the nation together but if he does that he's waited a long time traditionally presidents get out in front of something like this to bring the nation together but he's as you said he's been absent give you a porter stacey bivins thank you. for the black lives

." >> it's 2011, and rex ellis, an associate director of the smithsonian institution, has just been givenvirginia woman is claiming her stepdad inherited the bible that slave preacher nat turner carried on his bloody rebellion. did you think to yourself there's any chance this really could be nat turner's bible? >> i must admit, my first reaction was one of, "is this a crank call?" >> but ellis wants to know more. so, he takes a trip to southampton county to see the bible for himself. he's surprised when wendy creekmore-porter hands him a dish towel, and underneath is a pocket-sized bible. pocket-sized -- did that mean something to you? >> well, to me, it meant that it was portable. to me, it even legitimized the fact that someone like nat turner could own it. >> that's because turner is rumored to have carried the bible with him at all times. >> it began to convince me that what i was looking at was something that could be authentic. >> wendy allows rex to take the bible back to washington, where a team of researchers will put it to the test. step one -- evaluate the bible's age. they do

chris: but it's not just john bolton, he joins a list including rex tillerson, jim mattis and john kellye top officials not only breaking with the president but questioning his fitness for office? mercedes: look, i worked with john bolton while at the white house -- >> chris: i'm asking you about all four of them, mercedes. mercedes: look, at the end of the day john bolton is disgruntled because of the fact that president trump did not follow his direction. john bolton lacks credibility just like president george bush -- >> chris: what about john kelly? mercedes: these are individuals that didn't agree with the president's policy when it came to foreign policy in general. so at the end to have day it's not rex tillerson or john kelly or secretary mattis who make these decisions, it's president trump and president trump is going to listen to his advisers at the end of the day, but he's the ultimate decision-maker when it comes to foreign policy. guess what, because of president trump we have ended the endless wars. he's the one that's been able to work on trade deals with china. you talke

mattis, rex tillerson, someone who is undisciplined.e can't help but wonder if this is having an impact and this pile-on, questioning the president's leadership. >> i think what you saw last night and what you see going forward is a president who is playing defense, who is trying to really put out this message that he is a strong leader and he's someone who has the virus under control and someone who has his re-election under control. what we see in the john bolton book -- and it's really a 500-page bombshell of detail after detail. john bolton's thesis is that the president is unfit to be president and that he is someone who tries to curry favor with strong men and authoritarian leaders, and what makes the john bolton book so dammanning is what you laid out. you think of general mattis saying he would ignore commands by president trump because he had a stream of consciousness with a meeting and he was undisciplined and senator bob corker who talked about the fact that the white house was an adult day care and the president took issue w

from rex tillerson, the former secretary of state.encer, the secretary of the navy and others. that this is a president who is unfit for the job and who consistently places his own political interests above the country's interests. i'm asking you, and i know you'll attack john bolton, but are all of these people who the president appointed to these positions, by the way, and who volunteered to take those positi positions, many of them have years of service in the military and elsewhere in government, are all of them liars when they say that this president is not up to the job? >> it's always difficult to tell what someone else is thinking, jim, so i'm not going to say they're liars. i'm going to say they're wrong. and if there was one criticism that i would level against the president is he didn't hire very well. he did not have experience at running government and didn't know how to put together a team that could work well with him. there is something that's generally consistent with that list that you just gave, which is a lot of th

calling rex tillerson dumb as a rock and jim mattis overrated >> why does the president keep hiring people who are dumb as a rock overrated, way oveheads, wackod incompetent? >> the president makes hiring decisions based on the fact he likes to have countering viewpoints. he likes the model of having a team of rivals. >> reporter: the judge will rule soon but indicated he's unlikely t stop the book's publication, lester? >> peter, thanks. >>> breaking late today a stunning reversal by the navy, releasing the results of its investigation into the captain fired for publicly warning about a coronavirus outbreak courtney kube has the latest. >> reporter: in a surprise move late today the navy upheld the decision to fire captain brett crozier. the commander who sounded a public alarm about elt. another top commander also reprimanded. >> in reviewing both admiral baker and captain crozier's actions they did not do enough soon enough -- >> reporter: crozier grabbed headlines when he was removed from his job after an email he wrote was leaked to the media where he begged navy leaders to help his s

this is good news takeout can only do so much over the mets rex rex is also even if you a lot of restaurants are able to have outdoor dining it's only a fraction of their normal capacity. >>so it's it's really tough to pull it off making and 20%. seating capacity. so a lot of folks are just saying we're going to wait until july to you know been modified indoor seating how much of a hit. >>have you taken this everybody feels bad for you guys because you couldn't operate even at 50% capacity there's no doubt any restaurant that has been open is taking some sort of a hit i feel we've been fortunate to have our take out. it's really kept us afloat we've able to take advantage of the ppp which helped tremendously and it didn't work for a lot of restaurants that work for us. but we're fine you know squirreled away a little cash to get through something like this we're fine and we're looking forward to the future. >>a lot of people are looking forward to the future now. but just a happy day for restaurant owners, but customers this is something that makes me smile sitting down and eating and starin

. >> so i think we borrowed that clip from rex chapman, big fan of the show and big fan of rex chapmanple things going on sea gulls are rats with wings. you have a dynamic this is like godzilla. nobody wins in the end it is also at a time we've been in a major trade war and there is a lot of war of words it's the year of the rat in china. i don't know if there is anything going on there but that's a horrible, horrible video and i don't want to see any seagulls out there tonight. >> b.k.? >> for me, that's easy whether or not that lasts forever, davey day trader is on fire and what i'm referring to, he's out there and day trading and leading a band of robin hood and e trade traders. you know, it's a metaphor for what is going on in the market you got a lot of smart hedge fund managers out there that have missed this rally up and a lot of the retail traders have done it. >> speaking of hashtag ddtg, the day trading bonanza is the final story of the week. as investors have leveraged technology to get a piece of the daily action, there has been an influx of young users on mobile trading pl

for not only his ignorance but for other, you know, questionable legal issues in a way that, frankly, rexillerson did not. remember when rex tillerson called him a moron over at the pentagon, when we reported that and the ramifications of that were his being ousted. >> right. carol lee, let me read you the number eight control room. this one is on -- combines putin and venezuela here. in one may 2019 phone call, for example, russian president vladimir putin compared venezuelan opposition leader juan guaido to hillary clinton. part of what bolton terms a, quote, brilliant display of soviet style propaganda to shore up support for the venezuelan leader nicolas maduro, putin's claims, bolton writes, largely persuaded trump. now, this is another one where there's no doubt, carol lee, bolton was much more aggressive at wanting to counter maduro in ways and he had some support in the administration, but here's bolton essentially saying, carol, the president's the one that blinked and that's why maduro's still in power. >> yeah, and this was one of the issues, chuck, that came up when the initia

. >> rex, you just dropped a whole lot of knowledge on us. i just want to say thank you, as divided as things are, as many bad things th s thas that are h it takes one person to do good things every day. and you're doing that. you're my jam, my friend. thank you, rex chapman and thank you everyone for watching this what i think was an important hour. ayman mohyeldin picks up coverage next. >> i appreciate that. good tuesday morning. i'm ayman mohyeldin, live in houston, where the man whose death sparked a global movement will be laid to rest this afternoon there in the city george floyd grew up in. his family and friends will gather an hour from now it say their final good-byes at a private funeral service. his casket will be escorted to the final resting place where he'll be buried next to his mother. while all eyes are in houston for one funeral, we're learning of another shooting of an unarmed black man. the final moments of maurice gordon's life, a 28-year-old unarmed black man, shot by a white state trooper in new jersey just last month.

>>disgusting intolerable and rex in nature, there is no reasons. no reason for the disrespect about beloved individuals who were murdered by those who are paid it is appalling is intolerable. >>police say they did not receive any calls about the photos and they are not investigating. ahead tonight, a community says their final farewell to >>this happened in atlanta, the city that is supposed to be to visit to hate the city that is the home to civil and human rights this happen in the city that has been known as the black mecca. >>reverend bernice king the daughter of martin luther king junior delivered a powerful message at the funeral for rayshard brooks, the black man shot and killed by atlanta police when dings wendy's parking lot earlier this month. after hundreds of people lined up to pay their respects at a public viewing yesterday. today was a private funeral service where a family and friends were able to honor brooks's life darryl forges shows us their final farewell. >>at a holy place that's held hope. >>where martin luther king junior ur

when rex tillerson said the part is bent was undisciplined and did not read briefings, the presidentponded by calling him as dumb as a rock and lazy as hell. president trump called his former defense secretary at the world's most overrated general and has said former chief of staff john kelly was in way over his head. the former white house press secretary anthony scaramucci has become a fierce critic of donald trump and the president is not a fierce critic of hit. -- him. >> nobody ever heard of this dope until he met me. he only lasted 11 days. >> anthony scaramucci has been talking about what is like to fall out with president. here's what he has to say. >> it is trump employment syndrome. you try to like president trump, you work for him, you experience the blowback, the insecurity, the litany of lies. then you start various coping mechanisms. tre were gasps when i was reading that out 88% turnover. he is trying his best to block this publication, but already, the juicy bits are out there. >> yeah, it is. that ship has sailed. he may be able to block the publication as a latched

the incident happened last wednesday on a stretch of road prone to rex, a 20-year-old woman was reportedly driving too fast and her car ended up in a canal, that's when three strangers jumped into action. they went in the water broke the vehicles windows and pull the unconscious woman who was completely submerged in her car to safety. >> i started cpr and sure enough , there's a little something. >> reporter: had it been five more minutes and nobody would have went in it could have been a different outcome. >> the men say they are hoping to meet the woman, that young woman in person sometime very soon.>>> kyle shanahan gets rewarded for the 49ers success, coming up we will have to deal that will keep him with the team for years to come. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't

everything that we know of has been cooked on hold except apparently rex it where the transition period is not going to be extended i'm still not entirely convinced that that is true i think that there will come a point where panic will simply set in in the government about the consequences of continuing to pursue resolutely now to extend the transition because the the lack of preparation and i am not convinced that we are going to finally break on the 31st december this year as a consequence that doesn't mean to say we don't need a policy kissed on the clearly doesn't need a policy on europe what his star has got to do is find a policy platform that lets him. balances risks while saying he respects the result of the referendum because he can't in the us he cannot for example say the lead ability reopen the risk of having that fight again so really he's saying the part of the walt eventual reconciliation with europe and i believe you would have to negotiate the skills to do that and on may economy it could be argued that the postpone demick atmosphere that the the sort of economic measu

calling rex tillerson dumb as a rock and gym mat tick -- >> why does the president keep hiring people who are dumb as a rock >> the president makes hiring decisions based on the fact he likes to have countering viewpoints. >> he's unlikely to stop the book's publication, lester? >> peter, thanks. >>> a stunning reversal by the navy, releasing the results of its investigation into the captain fired for publicly warning about a coronavirus outbreak courtney kube has the latest. >> reporter: in a surprise move late today the navy upheld the decision to fire captain brett crozier. another top commander also reprimanded. >> in reviewing both admiral baker and captain crozier's actions they did not do enough soon emailh -- he wrote was leaked to the media where he begged navy leaders to help his sailors we are not at war, he wrote, sailors do not need to die. chanting his name, his crew swarmed to say good-bye to crozier two months ago a preliminary investigation recommended he be reinstated as captain of the ship. but this new investigation not finding problems with the email, instead dete

that was another goal fest when light sick troubles are colliding after 7 minutes elvis rex but i went 3 for the house and poured about finished on the rebound. but lights. responded quickly and helen yes process was met firmly by patrick xing 11 and the 28 minute like to continue to grow into the game and christopher and computers smooth finish gave them a 21 lead going into the time. 5 minutes after the break team overnight got in on the act his breakaway goal made it $31.00 some lights in. the hosts showed some fight though anthony majestic reduced the deficit for cologne in the 55th minute but leipzig then kept a match out 8 minutes bell when dani almost made it for to. leipzig remain in fared a lot and remain winless since the restart. 6 placed wolfsburg hosted frank 1st the poorest always sunny in the bundesliga. and that record looks set to continue with a fast big terms of the game come on top just managing to keep out use of britain's blistering shot. at the other end myron bhangra church got a little too close for comfort to undersell for a penalty. the portuguese striker ste

when former secretary of state rex tillerson said the president was "undisciplined" and "didn't readonded by calling him... "as dumb as a rock, and lazy as hell". president trump called his former defence secretaryjim mattis "the world's most overrated general", and said former chief of staffjohn kelly was in "way over his head" and "couldn't keep his mouth shut". the former white house press secretary anthony scaramucci has become a fierce critic of donald trump. and the president is now a fierce critic of him... anthony scaramucci has been talking about what it's like to fall out with the president. here he is. its trump employment syndrome. you try to like president trump. you end up working for him, you experience the blowback of the shrapnel, the litany of lies, and then you start various coping mechanisms. anthony, there were gasps when i was reading that out, he is trying his best to block this publication forjohn bolton's book, but already the juicy bits are out there, aren't they? yeah, it is. you know, that ship has sailed. they may be able to block the publication as a kin

not going too far with none other than my colleague longtime colleague larry king this is the news of rex sanchez they're watching our special coverage on portable t.v. or on regular t.v. and we will be right back stay right there. ah no team no crowd. no shots. actually felt. a strong note the 1st. points your thirst for action. i'm chris hedges the corporate coup d'etat has destroyed our democratic institutions the commercial media has been less part of the reality show presidents expose the trivia see on contact question more. i've seen the horrors that arise the money in the evil. corporate criminals who trashed countless lives to add just one more dollar to their millions. they threaten they bribe they'll do anything to keep their crimes in the door but the people they've heard are demanding justice their stories need to be told on america's lawyer. year thank you for finally. understand you're tired of networks learn new. 'd things and. as. you know me 'd i'm famous for my views. yours truly. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me of the mainstream media and from that higher

media from the left as well on and the right to the political right to feels probably aggrieved over rex it covers the coverage last year about the brics they go she a sions etc so there is this problem and i think looking deeper the core issue union is the way the news has been presented and promoted the blurring between news and views has been blurred basically and we saw a good example of that a few weeks ago when emily made list the percent of the news not program on the b.b.c. began with a sort of tear out against dominic cummings who is the u.k. government's chief advisor to boris johnson for his alleged recruit lock down who rules out a point is not whether we support it coming sporting he was responsible for the breakdown for breaking the rules but the way in which it was done was like a sort of editorializing. diatribe i make lists and that's the sort of thing you would have seen on the b.b.c. years ago and that i think that the move towards that will editorialize. approach has been one of the reasons why i think the public trust has fallen this is our business how does it make

. >> reporter: rex berg police say those human remains are now being analyzed. has learned erty.f hisng idaho home. the stunning development happening more than three months after daybell's wife, lori vallow, was arrested after defying a court order to prove her kids were alive. these are the last images of j.j., who disappeared on september 23. his sister, tiley, last seen earlier that month in yellowstone national park. vallow and daybell married in november, shortly after daybell's then-wife tammy suddenly died. her death is under investigation. the newlyweds moved to hawaii without the children. vallow was extradited to idaho in march. police confirmed today's search warrant pertains to the disappearance of the two kids and that charges against daybell are pending. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> o'donnell: coming up next, the story behind this image. an officer explains why he kneels and sheds tears with the protesters. at carvana, no matter what car you buy from us, you get the freedom of a 7-day return policy. this isn't some dealership test drive around

he was excited about rex tillerso casting. was excited about jeff sessions.around him said jeff sessions is the most brilliant man in washington. they said it. the smartest guy in the senate. he gets whatever position he wants. secretary of state, attorney general. they couldn't say enough nice things about jeff sessions until jeff sessions actually recused himself because the law required him to do it. any lawyer, certainly the ethics of the legal profession, required him to do it. any lawyer, other than his roy cohn, would have done it himself. >> president trump continuing to trail joe biden nationally. the latest quinnipiac university poll has biden up points, 49% to trump's 41%. biden holds a sizable lead among black voters, women, white voters with a college degree and hispanics. trump leads among men overall, white voters without a college degree. biden also leads the president in the puew poll by 8 points. a fox news poll has biden's lead over trump at 12 points, 50 to 38%. the fox news poll notes that the president is under performing his vote share

buy we're talking up next year they're committed to trading a national currencies and then the latest rex meeting earlier this year it was announced that they have absolutely no intention of destabilizing the dollar but they want 50 percent of projects to be funded in local currencies as opposed to the u.s. dollar so the result is that those countries now all have established links with china and russia for trade and economic sustainability so if china feels like the united states is going to do this as such really cutting them off from being able to send goods do trade deals with other countries somewhat paralyzing the chinese economy can they as they seem to be threatening to do create their own coal and seed to compete with the u.s. dollar and get the world to buy in on that are they capable of doing that is what i'm asking you kristie. this is not so much as creating a new currency it's a new method of settling transactions on stead of using the us dollar to settle transaction they're creating a new system a competing network to the swift network because if they're locked out of swift

rex, georgia. caller: thanks for taking this call. i am a navy veteran. retired officer. a lot of the problem is racism. and you can change the legislation, but you can't change a person's heart. when i was a young boy, my father told me that she said, when you grow up, you start to drive, if the police pull you over, if you can, get your lessons out. do not get out of the car. do not be looking around. give them your license. morning,, early in the they stopped me, and no reason at all to stop me. follow me. stopped me. i gave them my license. he said, you been drinking? i said, yes. i was raised in alabama, in tuskegee. out and let me see how you walk. i got out and walked to the back of the car, and his partner was standing on the curb -- was standing on the hood of the car with a 357 pointed dead at my chest, what we used to call center man. says, you had anything? have you had a little bit of anything? i said, i don't mess with that. but that is what they expect from blacks. they are supposed to be violent drug users and stuff. and i don't see it has changed since th

don't see the fact the house rex is new but not the wind we've got mist about it doesn't bother us.i will. you know so there are a lot i simply gave you my family and i are here because we're serving our country . well the ships and boats that sail to or from antarctica from the pacific or the atlantic all of them pass through here. i mean we're here to stand guard over the cape. it's a very dangerous place particularly with the high winds. so it's our duty to protect people and to serve our father my hand. it in and i want to hear you said by the. now the navy boat on its way back to port said williams the weather is unusually good right now on. the benches outfitted with a satellite navigation system but the crew still use traditional equipment to get their bearings. there was no. then tell me. captain jaime hill has been stationed at porto williams for 5 years and he has experienced all kinds of weather. the moment. it's really nice today. compared to the last few days. the conditions including heavy swells and high winds. were very dangerous for carrying out operations. they're

when he fires them he then attacks the yeah i don't like that he's a sloppy steve benen dumb as a rock rex tillerson iraqi owner as he called her a dog highly unstable not job scaramucci ironic clueless bonehead jerome powell these are the people trump treats his people well you wrote how does that work look i don't like that he does that but i do like how does that fit with. your opinion as it has every description the trump treated people don't seem to treat as people i'm saying it's the people who are around him love him you know the liars them and then love the many so you know what prompt us he's a c.e.o. if people. use them and that's what a good c.e.o. should do year i'm president i'm pretty sure it is somebody who is able and don't want to go and get rid of 3 and call them a nickname or a dog i'll look that's a different issue how me saying there's an issue if what's the issue is that i agree with you he shouldn't call these people names but i am i do think that if they're not provided you know what i'm asking what he does i don't know i mean i guess i don't know what i say visit t