political philosophy for the summer and i'll everybody to think i'm too boring here's a great book by richard call the sweeping sovereign, the invention of modern democracy and professor makes a fascinating argument. he says today we think of sovereignty in government is basically the same thing, we think that there's so expensive but original modern political philosophers like hobbes and john locke distinguish trust and sovereignty are the offices of the ministration we set up in order to do the people's business but the sovereign in a democracy are the people. we the people are beautiful and the most important words of the american constitution, we are sorry and then we set up a constitution and it might have limitations and failures as it did when it was first written. until we got to the civil war and the reconstruction and then excluded women until we got to the 19th century and so on so it's not necessarily the constitution should always be glorified or idolized but it's the idea of the sovereignty of the people and we are constantly expanding and deepening our conception of the people and r

financial futures dr richard land or was embarking on new and innovative projects that will address these scandals and manipulation of interest rates over the past decade it's called merab or and that energy was coming right up after headlines plus eminent economists richard wolffe weighs in on immigration is donald trump daughter of calls the immigration bill lowest point of the trumpet ministrations and with all the trade wars going on is donald trump trying to reshape american industry or go back to the future i'll ask steve small bird and fred kaufman author of bet the farm how foodstuff think buddhist back with me to talk about get this produced in a test tube some things never cease to amaze we'll get to all that but first we had a few headlines. the trump administration has announced their long expected plan to curtail fuel efficiency standard of brueggemann for future years that were enacted by the obama administration to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve public health and substantially reduce pressure on automakers to make such improvements the rule affectively obstructs a twenty twelve rule that would have pushed the standard to fifty four mpg

financial futures dr richard land or was embarking on a new and innovative project that will address these scandals and manipulation of interest rates over the past decade it's called a mirror bore and that energy was coming right up after headlines plus eminent economists richard wolffe weighs in on immigration is donald trump daughter of calls the immigration bill lowest point of the trump administration. and with all the trade wars going on one is donald trump trying to reshape american industry or go back to the future i'll ask steve smalls bird and fred kaufman author of bet the farm how foodstuff being good is back with me to talk about get this produced in a test tube some things never cease to amaze look at all that but first we had a few headlines. the trump administration has announced their long expected plan to curtail fuel efficiency standard of brueggemann for future years that were enacted by the obama administration to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve public health and substantially reduce pressure on automakers to make such improvements the rule affectively obstructs a twenty twelve rule that would have pushed the standard to fifty four

called virgin. someone drew a v for your logo? richard: we decided we needed a hipper logo, and someone came up with this signature. david: you decided you needed to start an airline. where did this idea come from? richard: i was trying to get from puerto rico to the virgin islands. i had a lovely lady waiting for me. david: because you like the name virgin. richard: that is true. anyway, american airlines bumped us. i have been away from this lady for three weeks, so i went to the back of the airport, hired a plane, hoped my credit card wouldn't bounce, i wrote it to virgin airlines and i filled up up my first plane. when we landed, a passenger next to me said you ought to sharpen up your service a bit and you can be in the airline business. i thought, okay, so i rang up bowie, and asked if he had any 747s for sale. british airways launched a dirty tricks campaign against us. they did everything they could to drive us out of business. we took them to court. we won the biggest damages in british history. we redistributed it to all of our

richard: i met her in a recording studio called the manner, a studio we had in the u.k. it love at first sight? richard: it was from my point of view. she was making a cup of tea across the room, and i was absolutely smitten. she was with somebody else. i am afraid i had to chase her. my nickname became tagalong, because a friend who worked at virgin new her and i would ask her if i could tag along when she was going out to dinner. david: it worked out and now you have two children you are very close to. i feel it is important if someone can be this successful when their parents are alive -- your father died. richard: he lived close to 1993. david: your mother is still alive. what was it like having your parents see your success? richard: it was wonderful to be able to share it with them. my mom -- my first $200 i got to start my business, my mom found a necklace, and took it to the police station and nobody claimed it, so she managed to sell it for $200. that was the critical money that helped me start. it managed to share this wonderful life we were lucky to lead. davi

. >> dana: why does tom perez call her the future of the democratic party. >> richard: he calls her theocratic party she is young, has energy, vivacious. >> kennedy: she can't answer basic questions. >> richard: no, no, no. hold on, kennedy. let me finish. she ran against joe crowley a very old entrenched democrat. she beat him by outworking him and out knocking him by talking to more voters. that's what makes her the future of our party. she understands the only way to wins a a democrat is to engage in your backyard and have real conversation with her constituents. do her ideals align with the people in the new york's third district absolutely. they don't align with the people in the georgia, georgia sixth district because every race is different. what republicans are trying to do here is put the whole democratic party on alexandria ocasio-cortez so that they can win this midterm election. we don't have to do that because we have better candidates running all across the country. >> kennedy: she has shown herself to be incompetent. >> richard: the camera is always in her face. >> dana:

host: let's go to richard was calling from kansas on the independent line. richard good morning. ,caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the previous columns to my question about where it is lobbyist money is going to. making its way to congressman downstream here? is there anybody, oversight that ?s tracking this money thank you for taking my call. guest: while contributions from foreign nationals are prohibited from going to campaign strictly, one caveat is people registered as foreign agents or foreign lobbyists are still able to donate because they are american citizens. so that is one point. are tryinglly why we to get this information out there, so that people can look at this data, try some of the fording, and know themselves where some of the money is going. host: let's go to dave: from new york on the democratic line. dave, good morning. caller: good morning. a quick question come in the context of the clinton foundation and hillary clinton, when she was secretary of state, how much, do you know, how much money came from foreign entities

financial futures dr richard land or was embarking on new and innovative projects that will address these scandals and manipulation of interest rates over the past decade it's called a mirror of war and that energy was coming right up after headlines plus eminent economists richard wolffe weighs in on immigration is donald trump daughter of calls the immigration to bottle the lowest point of the trumpet ministrations and with all the trade wars going on is donald trump trying to reshape american industry or go back to the future i'll ask steve small bird and fred kaufman author of bet the farm how foodstuff think buddhist back with me to talk about get this produced in a test tube some things never cease to amaze we'll get to all that but first we had a few headlines. but trump administration has announced their long expected plan to curtail fuel efficiency standard of brueggemann for future years that were enacted by the obama administration to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve public health and substantially reduce pressure on automakers to make such improvements the rule effectively obstructs a twenty twelve rule that would have pushed the standard to

the turkish president richard has called for a boycott of u.s. and it tonic products in retaliation for what he says is an economic attack on his country the turkish lira has fallen more than forty five percent against the dollar this year with u.s. sanctions partly to blame the weakness of the currency is starting to affect other emerging markets india's rupee has hit a record low and currencies from argentina to south africa all fell on monday. police in london are treating a crash outside the british parliament as a terror incident a twenty nine year old man drove a car at speed into barriers outside the houses of parliament at least three people have been injured lawyers for donald trump's former campaign manager have finished their case in his fraud trial without calling any witnesses who will man a fort is accused of tax evasion and lying to obtain bank loans the charges aren't related to his time with the trump campaign the case was brought by special counsel robert mueller who's investigating possible collusion with russia during trump's

first a tweet from @brick hand 65 he says @jimcramer, jim, why when a caller named richard calls in,u and the staff say his name in a high snitch okay, well that's a reference to the movie "tommy boy" chris farley and david spade let's say a caller is named richard, we say -- >> richard >> thank you now a tweet he says hi, jim cramer any advice for new parents investing for the newborn child? so many options out there. do a uniform gift of minors to get started then you can do something to state by state. buy growth stocks. they've got their whole lives ahead to make the money back buy high quality growth stocks the likes of which we talk about all the time on this show. next saup twit from @stall cup wend different she says @madmoneyoncnbc, i work with male teens, and they think you sound like master yoda, lol. i'm learning, and so are they. thank you, jim cramer, aka master yoda. you're awesome okay. yeah all right. yep, that's precisely why my life loves me so much. okay here is a tweet from @russ benson 5 jim, other than banks, who benefits from raising interest rates? you know w

because you know it was a major artery and a whole section of it collapsed turkish president richard has called for a boycott of us and it tronic product in retaliation for what he says is an economic attack on his country the turkish lira has fallen more than forty five percent against the dollar this year with u.s. sanctions partly to blame the weakness of the currency is starting to affect other emerging markets india's repeat it has hit a record low and currencies from argentina to south africa fell on monday police in london are treating a crash outside the british parliament as a terror incident a twenty year old man drove a car at speed into barriers outside the houses of parliament at least three people have been injured the provincial governor in yemen has escaped a roadside bomb attack ties governor would survive the blast in aden province several others were injured at least twenty four people died in another nineteen were injured in a bus crash near the ecuadorian capital quito a colombian registered bus was traveling along the road known as the dead man's curve when it hit another

coming up tuesday morning, george mason university's richard calle discusses vulnerabilities to pipelines by hackers. issue one, -- she talks about her new report, all expenses pays, which looks at are makingawmakers to pay for personal expenditures. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, tuesday morning. join the discussion. the association for education and journalism and mass communication is holding their annual conference in washington this week. this afternoon, a panel of journalists who have more currently covered the white house, talk about how their job has changed over the years. >> one of the things the is invitegets to do people to come give a keynote address, and as i was thinking about our locale, our lovely logo with the capital, all i had to do was turn on the news, look at the newspaper, open my twitter feed, and realize what our topic had to be. it had to be looking at the relationship between our chief executives and the white

his colleague who will call richard is on the short side he has receding hair and a somewhat stout figure out what most people would call attractive it to perform their jobs equally well. but robert tends to be considered more productive by his colleagues and his boss which is crucial in terms of career advancement. good looking people are considered more trustworthy more co-operative more efficient and more intelligent and get in front office and into the good times and . and the expert has the stats to back that up in germany as in many other countries attractive people have higher incomes and that applies among men even more than women and. the beauty bonus as it were can translate into around six hundred euros a month assuming candidates have the same qualifications exacerbating the situation is the fact that an attractive individual like robert will tend to exude greater self-confidence some psychologists say this is due to the positive feedback that physically attractive people are used to receiving. it. and when it comes to attractiveness size matters too. in times past a person's

. >> friends and family called richard russell beebo, say he never wanted to hurt anyone. >> just did a loop de loop. >> says despite the video of the 29-year-old doing stunts in the plane he stole, there's so much more to the man they called beebo. >> on behalf of the family we're stunned and heartbroken. may seem difficult to believe but warm and compassionate man. >> worked at airline more than three years, handled baggage, worked on tow line. taking off from seatac airport and performing aerobattics while tried to convince him to land. >> flying around, needs help controlling his aircraft. >> not that much help, played video games before. >> owned by horizon air, part of alaska airlines. talking to air traffic controllers offered clues about state of mind. >> got a lot of people that care about me. it's going to disappoint them since they knew i did this. >> did not have a pilot's license, joked with controllers about his skills. flanked by fighter jets. russell, who is married, told controllers the plane was running low on fuel, crashed on small island in puget sound 30 miles fro

numerous books i know good derivatives is one that i really love but what's your most recent book richard it's called from electronic trading to the blocked chain and this very week barred we put our three trade in posts trade on the block chain so we've implemented the block chain as part of our suite of products that provide electronic distribution capability so everything that's pretty trade post trade is now blocked change well it's that transparency which is the key thing in my view i mean when we did that live or investigation the the stuff we found a new vibe and i talked about it offline but it would. rock people's socks about some of the verbiage that people use and about manipulating that rate it went on for years so i view mirror boars a godsend and i'm glad it's happening right here in the united states and in chicago and there's nobody i would expect to do this other than you richard sandor the father of all futures and the head of america thank you sir thank you very much bart ovies a pleasure. bucket truck the president's daughter in senior policy adviser to the president is called the

as he was flying a stolen plane, richard russell calls himself a broken guy. >> richard russell took off from the seattle airport in the empty plane and crashed it an hour later. >> this is a complete shock to us. we are divested by these events. juic jesus is the only one holding this family together. the voice recording shows his attempt was not to harm anyone and he is right in saying so many people who loved him. >> we are learning about his training on the ground where he was authorized to tote planes to the gate but they do not believe he had a pilot's license. >> the criminal investigation begins, officials are working to recover the plane's data recordings and russell's remains. airport security "sportscenter" point out numerous flaws in the system revealed by this incident. cnn court dan simon is live with one of russell's former coworkers. the family is shocked and stunned and heartbroken. did this coworker see any potential signs? >> well, gm. we are getting a clearer sense of what richard russell was like as a friend, as an employee, as a coworker and some of what you're

. >> commissioner richards: . [roll call] >> clerk: that motion passes unanimously, 5-0. commissioners, that'll place us on your discretionary review calendar fore item 19 at 557 27 street. >> chris towns with planning department staff. the item before you includes two publicly initiated discretionary review applications. filed for the building application associated with the proposed project at 556 27 street located within the r.m. 1 residential mix low density zoning district as well as within the 40-x height and bulk district in the noe valley neighborhood. measuring 50 feet wide by 114 feet deep. currently, the subject property is vacant with no vehicular access. the project proposes the construction of a four story up to 40 foot tall residential building consisting of seven dwelling units upon the existing 5700 square foot lot. the project would have a total gross square floor area of approximately 17,140 square feet, including 40 off street access spaces. the project includes a rear balanci balcony as well as a common use roof deck. there's a total of seven dwelling

longtime richard shelby calls it toxic. and saying trump's animosity isn't just about russia. >> this relationship is beyond repair, i think. >> but senator graham, i mean, the only beef the president seems to have against him is that he's not going to get rid of the investigation into president trump. >> let me finish the second part. it's much deeper than that. >> what else are we missing? >> well, we won't say on this show, but it's a pretty deep breach. and here's what i'm suggesting. that he's not the only man in the country that can be attorney general. >> but sessions does still have supporters. a group of senate republicans had breakfast with him just last week where he encouraged the a.g. to remain on the job. but bottom line is, increasingly, the sense is, it's over. the only question is when. i want to bring in one of the reporters before "the washington post" report. carol, is it fair to say, if left to his own devices, the president probably would have fired attorney general jeff sessions right now? >> absolute

the shadow justice secretary richard burgon has called on mr field to fight a by—election.cal editor, john piennar reports. the outwardly friendly relations were never likely to last. they've both been called mavericks, but frank field's relationship with his leader always looked like a split waiting to happen, and now it has. the veteran campaigner has always trod his own path on policy, especially brexit, but it's his blunt message now on labour's handling of anti—semitism that's led to today's break with mps in parliament. i've resigned it because i want the labour party to change. i want it to be seen as a clearly anti—racist party, and i want the party to be clearly seen that the local thuggery that's going on will not control local mps. do you want other mps to follow in your footsteps? i've done no, i've spoken to no mps about this. i gave that undertaking to the chief whip. it's my wake—up call to the labour party. it's not part of a wider plot. jeremy will see us into the next election. frank field's always been more of a loner than a plotter. pro—brexit, tough on

authorities say decorated army veteran richard black jr. called for help.ore they arrived, he shot and killed an intruder. but then, an officer saw mr. black holding a gun and killed him by accident. they are investigating. >>> and alan alda's personal battle. the actor revealing tonight he was diagnosed with parkinson's three and a half years ago. hoping to encourage others, alda tweeting, "my life is full, i act, i give talks, i do my podcast. if you get a diagnosis, keep moving." >>> when we come back tonight, they ordered a pizza, but they were not expecting this. you have to see this. preparing clccampfire t. say what? trout. trout. all right. you don't think i need both? why does he have that axe? make summer go right with ford america's best selling brand. now get 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash on a great selection of suv's. during the ford summer sales event, get our best offer of the season 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash. 0% financing for 72 months plus get your groove on with one a day

calling the. australian farmer richard ogilvy is using he donated by relatives to feed his cattle during australia's worst drought in living memory ogilvy expects to lose over one hundred twenty five thousand euros this year after as he runs out in six weeks he doesn't know what will happen next we've gone from twelve hundred thousand carbs. six hundred we've put in pumping systems to get trough water so that when the dams go to draw the cattle of got alternative sources of water and all of these things that we've done to to hold co sayf got us who have to go straight out hasn't has helped us but in the long run we will not sustain this if it doesn't run . farmers have described this season as the worst drought they've ever seen. and it's the livestock that are suffering the most. in better times the dam on kevin tongue's property is three metres deep it's now been empty for three months just a meeting is wheat and barley crop. all thirteen hundred sheep have to be fed with grain and fodder bought and transported from other parts of the country. you know if it does rhyme we're still going to have to

"beebo," his family called him, describing richard russell as a warm and compassionate man.voice of richardrussell: "i've got a lot of people that care about me, and uhh... it's gonna disappoint them to hear that i did this."before pulling off an aerial stunt and after gently refusing air traffic control's attempts to convince him to land the stolen plane safely, russell apologized to the people he thought he was disappointing.voice of richard russell: "just a broken guy. got a few screws loose, i guess. never really knew it, until now."the n-t-s-b said sunday the crash took russell through several lines of 100-foot-high trees.crews recovered the flight data recorder over the weekend; the n-t-s-b expects it to arrive in washington, d-c, on tuesday for analysis.russell posted a video on youtube last year about his job working as a ground service agent for horizon air. officials say it's that job that enabled him to tow the plane out of a maintenance area and take off -- without authorization -- from seattle-tacoma international airport on friday.the pierce county sheriff's department describ

particular i just want to give you wine quick overview and this is an amazing biography of richard nixon i call it a thriller you know the ending but yet you have no idea i highly recommend this book to have a biography of mohammed ali again an amazing and disturbing book because what happens to him you literally see that happening in real time visionary women with andrea barnett about four leading women you have never seen written about to gather this is an interesting way that they were revolutionary for their time so this may just be your book and now adam you don't necessarily think of the author of the book and you food expert and i look forward to having a discussion about the difference between writing we think we know all about like richard nixon are those who live on an island. so we have's a unique combination so starting with the richard nixon book and asked how he just came to this subject that we know everything about them we only know part of this story. there are rules for biographers and one of them is if you publish of an american president of your students i was asked to explo

yeah, my first book was called english seafood cookery and i called myself richard stein, because "rickcy, a bit american. was it difficult to write that one? yes, it was, because... now i have people helping me cook recipes, so the books i do now, i work with a girl called portia, and we talk food all day long, we cook together and then i write up the recipes, but in those days, i did everything myself, and the only way i could test the recipes, really, we used to have these literary lunches of seafood, which is when i had a load of recipes i'd just got down for the book and get, actually, the waiting staff in, to sort of try the recipes and see what they said. but it is also difficult because of the discipline of writing. it took me about two years. as i then discovered, the only way to do is to do a little bit each day, particularly when i did the autobiography, you just have to say i'm going to do 1,000 words a day and you end up doing 500. and the other thing i sort of realised after a while is it does not matter what you write down the first time. i always thinks it is a bit like

yes, my first book was called english seafood cookery and call myself richard stine because rick soundedican. now i have people helping me cook recipes so i worked with people and talk all day long, put together and then write up recipes. but back then i did everything myself. we had lunches of seafood, with the load of recipes i had got down and the waiting staff would try out the recipes and hear what they said. there is a discipline to writing. it took me two years. the only way to do is to a little bit each day, particularly when i did the autobiography. you have to say i going to do a thousand words a day and you end up doing 500. it does not matter what you write down the first time. it is a bit like plasterers, you come and do the first coat and it looks rough but you know you again to come back and do the second one. 0nce but you know you again to come back and do the second one. once you have it down on paper it assumes a life of its own. half the thing about writing is thinking this is no good. by writing is thinking this is no good. by thoughts are just crazy. what what actual

. >> reporter: in aurora, colorado, a police shooting investigation that started with calls to 911 for help. richard black, a vietnam vet had found an intruder in his home and in the confrontation, shot and killed him. >> officers arrived on scene and heard gunfire. >> reporter: when police went inside they found a chaotic scene. >> officers confronted an armed male. the male was shot. >> reporter: the man they shot and killed was richard black, the homeowner, not the suspect that broke into the house. after police searched the home they discovered the intruder in the bathroom already shot and killed. investigators calling it a heartbreaking and tragic situation for everybody involved. the officer who shot the homeowner has been place on paid reassignment. homeowners have the right to defend themselves. >> they have that gun in their hand, the police get there, what do they do? >> when the police arrive, place the weapon down and stay away from it and comply with every directive and issue. >> reporter: in aurora, the question now centers around police, exactly what happened and could officers have d

. >> your colleague on the committee, richard blumenthal is calling for delay in the scheduled hearings september 4th for brett kavanaugh. is that realistic? you're the minority, republicans are the majority. >> from the beginning we democrats have called for delay in terms of the hearing and we said what's good for the goose is good for the gander, whatever the saying is becau, mitch mcco held that seat for a year, we are asking for delay until this election so the american people can weigh in. we called for delay. even more so now with what's transpired, we think it is important for us to get all of the documents we need and what is the all fire rush to get the person on the supreme court. i think the rush is, the president wants somebody on the court who will protect. >> let me move to what the president is strongly signaling, that he might be ready for a pardon for paul manafort convicted on 8 counts yesterday, what do you think reaction would be if he were to pardon manafort? >> i think the president has no concept of the limits to his power and yes, he does have discretion to pard

>> richard: what don jr. should've done was call the fbi. >> greg: why do you think he didn't? n't know. they are not politicians, richard. they are not politicians. they are businessmen. they take meetings. >> richard: ignorance of the law is not a defense. >> greg: it is in this case. they didn't know. >> tammy: you know who did know, the fbi. >> jesse: lastly, clinton paid for russian dirt. >> dana: you said he was going to get the last word. >> jesse: deafening silence from liberals after a wave of gun violence sweeps chicago this weekend. i am all about living joyfully. the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. traveling lighter. getting settled. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com we really pride ourselves on making it easy for you >> tech: at safelite autoglass, to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best pl