that doesn't mean richard spencer is a leader of them.rankly not that big or that significant. >> it sort of puts his racism out there that more people know about it. >> i think to the extent that people know who richard spencer is, he's pretty much synonymous with -- he calls it all white, but it's a white supremacist movement. but look, i think, you know, the argument will be made it's hitler getting "time"'s man of the year in 1938. if you nominate anybody texan of the year, person of the year, it has an effect of elevating them and people will read it as something positive, and there is nothing positive about this guy's impact. >> to margaret's point she made earlier, the paper says it's a recognition of spencer's noxious political insight, and his speeches and writings represent a new breed of white stremme up your point as well, john, and they used the violence to say, when spencer speaks, violence often follows. >> the best thing you can do is just not give attention to him, not say his name on television and then work behind the s

that doesn't mean richard spencer is a leader of them.diverse group that's frankly not that big or that significant. >> in a way -- i don't know if it's a smart move or savvy move, but it puts his racism out there that more people know about it. >> i think to the extent that people know who richard spencer is, he's pretty much synonymous with -- he calls it alt-right, but but it's a white supremacist movement. i like what senator sass called him, which was a pajama nazi. but look, i think, you know, the argument will be made it's hitler getting "time"'s man of the year in 1938. if you nominate anybody texan of the year, person of the year, it has an effect of elevating them and people will read it as something positive, and there is nothing positive about this guy's impact. >> to margaret's point she made earlier, the paper says it's a recognition of spencer's noxious political impact. they point to spencer coining the term alt-right and cite his invitations to college campuses where his speeches and writings represent a new breed of whit

richard spencer, princeton, is very well-off. and so were most of the people who seem to be associated with this. what is the economic class of the far far right. the clan was working-class to a great degree, not david duke but others and the white citizens council were more of the upper-middle-class types. >> well, it's complex. >> we are not going anywhere. [laughter] >> well, this is part of why i prefer to use alt-right rather than neo-nazi because for me i've been writing about neo-nazis since the 1970s when we had the very nations in the northern idaho and i had to deal with those folks that was early in my reporting career and for me neo-nazis needs a specific bandwidth of ideology. the worship hitler, swastika armbands and they do all the nasty stuff in these guides don't all. some of them do but richard spencer's are more willing to go out there and chant blood in the soil and all that but a lot of these guys -- >> we saw them in private with c kyle. >> yeah, and they do that but not all of them do that and some are the

with the university of florida, richard spencer visit this week. the president of uf said he told everyone to skip this. if you deprive it of oxygen it does not become a pressure cooker. it is changing the media environment. in addition to putting additional pressure on reporters. >> we have also been talking about doing some hostile environment training before we send reporters out to these protests. so far, it has been more of an ad hoc process. we have reporters bring a bandanna, some eyewash, and have an escape route. we have reporters go in pairs. it helps from a reporting standpoint. one person is listening to the main speech and somebody is reflecting on the crowd. it is good to have a body on hand nearby. separately, there are a lot of dangers online. you have to be careful about your social media presence. don't put your cell phone in your email signature, that is something that i used to do. you also have to learn how to sift through crazy, angry people on the internet. if you allow yourself to be consumed by every death threat that comes

. >> the man with the winning headache is richard spencer. also the man who gave us the term alt-right, and richard's ultimate dream is to create a white ethno state which makes his dream the exact opposite of my dream. >> what is that going to be? when obama won it was like a party. i thought i'd be like nervous or afraid. but i feel like they might start selling timeshares. >> trump and steve bannon are not alt-right people. they're certainly not white nationalists. trump in particular is endlessly going on about how much he loves minorities and tacos and so on and so forth. white nationalists tend not to do that. >> that taco hater right there is peter brimelow, a writer and former editor at "forbes" magazine and the "national review." he's kind of the cub scout leader of the alt-right. >> some of you may have seen the news of vice president, he was booed repeatedly by the audience. if anybody had done anything like this to barack obama, the media would have lynched them. we can use that word lynch now because we don't have to worry about

. >> next, porks of this morning's readiness and security forum the remarks of navy secretary richard spencer. we'll show you as much as we can before the senate comes in at 3:00. [applause] well, certainly is a measure to be here. that's some familiar faces in the audience and even as i look across all ways. we're out this weekend at the reagan national defense forum, and for those of you in the audience who might not have been there or had the chance to see the live version on television, which if you were watching it issue suggest you find a life because it was a beautiful saturday. you should not have been inside watching television. but it was very interesting, and timely topics. i want to thank you all for asking me to come and address this -- ensearly mean it -- august group. i saw the honorable bob work on the way and he was smiling. great to see all of you. it's interesting times that we're living in, as the chinese fortune cookie says, but i'd like to kind of address with this group who i know in looking here you have been enduring endorsers of national security and forceful advocat

for richard spencer's are more willing to go out there and all that -- >> we solve them in private -- >> in this complexity because it is a much more complex movements than just neo-nazi there is a lot of other elements. my feeling is we have the same sort of problem in the debate dealing with the patriot movement. that's what they call themselves and we have to fall to death but the key is. when they hear old right after we shine enough ligh shining a y will think nationalist white supremacist. >> how did the media create a platform for this. you were talking about the bubble that is very much a product of certain types of right-wing media. fox news more and more in that direction, rush limbaugh all the way down to the info war. how does that create and set the scene for the alt-right? everybody in the movement in the rationalization and explanation for the news events and daily this is something i saw them doing in the movement in the '90s they can take any news event and translate it through the prism of that ideology so that a hurricane in florida could be proof that the governmen

richard spencer was scheduled to speak at auburn university, 50 miles from our office. spencer, as i'm sure the committee knows is a leading white nationalist figure who popularized the term "alt-whit". -- "alt-right". he gave a speech ending with "hail trump." the event catapulted him to national prominence. in his first college speech following the november rally, spencer stated "america belongs to white men. we own it." in advance of his scheduled appearance at auburn, we checked to ensure the university police knew about the problems that other universities had recently faced when controversial speakers came to town. we also suggested to the university at administers and to the college club we sponsor at auburn they hold an alternative event to highlight their commitment to inclusion and to our nation's democratic values. we have no objection a course to peaceful protest. we suggest that students not give racist and audience. we certainly do not want students to do anything that allows speakers to -- racist speakers to betray themselves as first amendment martyrs. au

a heavy police presence at the white house this afternoon as white supremacist richard spencer and counterprotesters clashed. spencer and alt-right supporters were protesting a verdict in a case. she was shot on a san francisco pier. per accused killer was found not guilty last week. the protesters were separated by the police. president trump taking aim at fbi leadership, saying the agency's reputation is in tatters. a tweet followed up. his former national security adviser pled guilty to lying to the fbi. tromp again denied asking fbi director james comey to not investig could make for a case of obstruction of justice against trump. there have been questions as to whether the president's tweets are helpful or harmful. the cia says that the tweets provide an edge for u.s. adversaries. real-world impact on our capacity to understand what is going on in the world. responses to's those tweets is helpful come to understand command-and-control issues to messages, how the messages are resonating. kellye: virginia senator mark warner is weighing in on the possible collusion of russia in the election. he s

. >> yesterday richard spencer talked about sequestration on the need for consistent funding from congress. he spoke at the naval institute forum on global security. richard: -- would like to welcome everybody here today. i ask you to stand up and say the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. i welcome all our attendees. we have several members. several uniformed members which is always good to see. several people from the foreign court, distinguished guests. i would like to acknowledge first hour sponsors. from lockheed martin we are by retired navy captain robbie harris. textron systems is represented here. we have a stellar program. we have refreshments next door. take advantage of that. our speakers will allow for questions today. attentiveybody to be to the idea that we use the microphones. that we useant those so people can hear your questions, and also for the people beaming in can hear your questions which is import

. >>> richard spencer and other alt-right supporters protested the verdict yesterday. counter protesters chanted no nazis, no kkk. spencer was relocated by police to hold the protest elsewhere. >>> the drugstore cvs is buying eight na for $69 billion in cash and stock. eats the largest acquisition and allows cvs to be more involved in customers' care and health care costs. they run more than 1,100 drugstores and walk-in clinics. eight na covers over 22 million people. customers could see some changes to their health care plans. >>> and coming up on the "morning news" now, landscape change. president trump's plan to reduce the size of two national monuments in utah. >>> and a glimpse of the biggest full moon of the year. this is the "cbs morning news." uh oh...a painful sore throat? not now. if you want a max strength alternative to cough drops take cépacol instamax. this will provide fast relief. look! unlike regular cough drops it contains 2 max strength pain relievers and cools in seconds. dual power in one lozenge. bye bye sore throat. knock out sore throat fast. ta

earlier this year friburg partnered in a website venture with richard spencer, the self-proclaimed whiteationalist. now one of the most recognizable faces of the so-called american alt-right movement. >> hail our people, hail victory! >> reporter: he was propelled to the national spotlight after this video showing his audience throwing the nazi salute went viral. >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: and friburg was in attendance at the charlottesville rally. >> it's basically a global phenomenon. the american alt-right inspired by the new right from france and germany and belgium especially. movements all across europe. >> reporter: friburg has long been a leading figure of the swedish right, said to be the world's largest distributor of far-right literature. tell me what you believe to be wrong currently with western politics. >> everything. rather obviously mass migration. the great replacements. which are what we're experiencing in europe today. >> you feel like you're being replaced by? >> i don't feel like it, i know that we are. because i know how to read statistics. people of

in the dwts, a group of all the right supporters including one of the group's leaders richard spencer gathered outside the white house to protest the jury in the kate stinl ellison barber's case. sar reet ais an illegal immigrant. counter protestors demonstrate and police kept the two groups apart. >> president trump is denying director james comey to back off former national security advisor michael flynn. in an early morning tweet the president called such reports fake you news. h comes two days after flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. and a big day is on tap for capital hill this week after the senate passed its tax bill this weekend. the house will vote on taking its measure to a conference committee with the senate all to iron out the differences between the two bills and before that one final piece of legislation will get sent over to the president. fox 's caroline shivly reports. >>reporter: to reconcile their two bills members of the house and senate have to come together on the individual mandate whether to make the personal tax cuts permanent and whether we should hav

navy secretary richard spencer says the navy has wasted $4 billion in taxpayer money since 2011.hat's because of inefficiencies caused by those temporary spending bills when the regular budget doesn't get passed. spencer says the wasted money could have bought a squadron of f-35 fighter jets, two of the best guided missile destroyer ships, 3000 harpoon missiles, and 2000 tactical tomahawk cruise missiles. according to secretary spencer, "we have put $4 billion in a trash can, poured lighter fluid on it, and burned it because of sharyl: the county fair is still one of the best places to see a slice of america and eat a slice of many things that should be forbidden in the human diet. we found it's also a good place to ask people how they balance the budget for their families and what they think of the way congress handles our money. ♪ sharyl: would you say you and your family are spenders or savers? definitely spenders. sharyl: should the government have a similar philosophy? i mean, based on what you're saying, take care of what you need to now and at some point we can worry about

i personally would not go listen to richard spencer speak.id his quotes when they come up in the news on every level. i do note the philosophy is that my understanding impact. >> you so you can bury your head in the sand if you don't know both sides. >> that's the thing if you don't understand what elect to donald trump in what got into the highest office in the world, you are doing yourself a disservice. cheryl: do think this is a bigger picture issue that this is what is making the country more divided? i don't think any of us have seen in 2016 that divisiveness and anger we've seen them forget college campuses. >> we are styling ourselves. especially in politics, one to feel where the views are confirmed. if we don't see this any other industry you can make the boston red socks that we don't have some violent visceral reaction. we respect one another and that is what is lacking in our society. we need to foster more. cheryl: not all yankees red sox fans get along. >> that hormone that could lecture he says. cheryl: demonstrating in basebal

. >> next, porks of this morning's readiness and security forum the remarks of navy secretary richard spencer. we'll show you as much as we can before the senate comes in at 3:00. [applause] well, certainly is a measure to

if i want to hear richard spencer's become i should not have to run through a gauntlet to get through him because i will find that disturbing and emotionally damaging to have to hear people yelling criticisms of me as i go through. i would be very reluctant to authorize administrators to intervene in protests on very expansive plains on what kinds of harm they might do. a never claim of interference is reasonable, but you want to keep that sphere as narrow as possible. mr. rosen: great. i am hesitating with closing statements because we have three , and morees questions. i think i am going to ask for more questions. offf, does the concept fighting words provide guidance or accepting political speech in a discourse? >> the doctrine of fighting words, which the court thatnized, basically holds when one individual hurls an epithet at another person in a face-to-face encounter in circumstances in which the person who hurls the epithet knows that a reasonable address the will respond -- addressee will respond with violence, then the person who hurls the epithet will be found liable. 1940 s

richard spencer, the white supremacist leader who famously -- julia: they just advertised.ow it works? >> like a standard aptreon page, you say, this is what i'm about, this is what i will be doing, sending money to help me out. carol: legally you can do this. >> yes, according to the aclu, as long as these folks are not directly threatening people or inciting violence themselves, then yes, it is perfectly legal. carol: up next, artificial intelligence saves over $10 million in wine. julia: and what to do if you are targeted by phantom debt collectors. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ julia: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm julia chatterley. carol: i'm carol massar. still ahead in this week's issue, software to fireproof your wine and maybe more. julia: and fighting back against phantom debt collectors. carol: and the man behind minions has disney in his sights. julia: all that and more on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ -- all that and more on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ julia: we are back with the bloomberg businessweek editor in chief megan murphy. in th

richard spencer calls it the currency of the alt-right. because google, godaddy, paypal banned the far-right activists, the alt-right activists for violating rules against hate speech. so you talk about, yeah, there's a built-in mechanism when you transfer bitcoin to actual money, but with nobody running the show, how do you end up regulating this? will there be more regulations on this down the road, do you think? >> it's a misconception that nobody is running the show. there's no central authority running the show, that is true, but it's not just the wild west and completely out of control. there are -- there are protocols outline in the founding documentation and the software itself. the minors regulate the consensus by a 51% vote of those involved. the community does regulate it. in terms of it being the currency of all, i think the alt-right is appropriating bitcoin for itself when in reality, people conduct criminal transactions in cash all the time. and bitcoin is a little bit more convenient in one sense because you don't have to c

a group of all the right supporters including one of their leaders richard spencer gathered to pro test the verdict in the kate stein el case. a jury found her suspected killer not guilty in san francisco last week. he is an illegal immigrant. police kept the two groups apart. president trump is calling into question the credibility of the fbi and the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. in a series of tweets the president again the then fbi director james comey to stop investigating national security advisor michael 234reu7b. flynn's plea zeal with the special prosecutor last week was a major topic on the sunday talk shows. the reactions to former national security advisor michael flynn's plea deal continue to role in. it won't be long before we understand one way or the other whether the trump people collud ed with russia because i can't imagine it happening and flynn not know bit. bob mueller must have concluded that he was getting a value of. president trump denied instructing james comey to back off flynn tweeting i never asked comey to stop investigating flynn. jus

i spoke with, among others, the secretary of the navy, the honorable rich afford spencer -- richard spencer streetç and defense. one of the big issues we tackled is what is it going to take to get wa

. >> navy secretary richard spencer spoke recently at a global security forum hosted by the u.s. naval institute. this is 45 minutes. [applause] will, it is a pleasure to be here. there are some familiar faces in the items under some interfaces even a look across always be with out this weekend at the reagan national defense forum, and for those of you in the audience might not have been there or had the chance to see the live version on television in which if you're watching it, i suggest you find a a life because it was a beautiful saturday. you should not have been inside watching television but it was very interesting, and it was a timely topic. i want to thank you all for asking me to come and address this, i sincerely mean, august group. i saw the honorable bob work on my way in any standing up straight because that 4000-pound rucksack on his back was often you smiling happy. it's great to see all of you. it's interesting times we're living in as a chinese fortune cookie always says, but i'd like to kind of address with this group who i know in looking here you have been en

. >> reporter: keep in mind, richard spencer's ideal is to have an white et no state, the fundamentalhould these people get a platform and where should the line be drawn? are you worried that some of the speech will incite violence, will you draw the line there? >> so, no. i'm not worried about it. i mean, when i'm talking about like a site or a policy, i'm talking about okay, you're outside of someone's home, there's a mob, and you say, there he is, get him. that's not protected speech. but these personalities that use hatred, these people are at worst trolls. performance artist, vulgarians, and at best, they represent elements of a political hate speech that should not be censored. >> reporter: he doesn't align himself with the world views, swinls enabling what he calls the political speech of these characters. he's taking a cut too. he gets 5% of every dollar raised on hatrion. it's this idea that evil to see what's out there and how much attention should we pay? and i think more and more we're paying attention because so much of this hate online over the last couple years has turn

the secretary of the navy, richard spencer, said the threat level is significant.rea, russia,ç china, et cetera. he need more resources. watch. >> right. >> i don't have the amount of fund i need for the requirements that are being heaped on me. you know it is the old joke, we run out of money we have to think smarter. we really, i we have to become much more innovative to increase capabilities. trish: you know, the problem is, meantime, you get the likes of there spending all kind of money to purchase the best technology. >> right. >> i one person there on the panel who runs the diux which is the government's entity to invest in silicon valley venture capital industry. he run as $200 million firm. he is up against the likes of a chinese firm out there for a billion dollars and another for $500 million. they're throwing money at stuff. i realize we're smart. >> right. trish: but you also have to be investing in the future here too. >> sure. i think, look, the last administration did not invest resources we needed in the military. at the same time was incredibly ad

this is something that he did at duke when he worked very closely with richard spencer, the white supremacist when he was briefly at duke. so unfortunately this is steven miller at his worst. this is everything we don't like about him. this is everything that's reprehensible about what he believes in. and, frankly, this is so antithetical to what this country is all about and what made it great that it's disgust zb ing. >> thanks for all of you. thanks for your time this saturday. >> thank you. >>> president's long time secretary is interviewed as part of the house intelligence probe. we have brand new details on who. afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard trea

a group of alt right supporters including one of their leaders richard spencer gathered to protest the in the kate steinle case. a jury found her suspected killer josÉ zarate not guilty in san francisco last week. zarate is an illegal immigrant. counterprotesters also demonstrated and police kept the two parts apart. >> the united states and south korea lau aerial drills a week after north korea test fired its most powerful missile. hundreds of aircraft including two dozen stealth jets taking to the skies in south korea this week. officials say the five day drill is meant to improve war capabilities. senator lindsey graham urging military families to leave south korea. >>> moving the embassy has the potential to spark protests across the middle east and could weaken an arab israeli push peace led by jared kushner. kushner head over the weekend the president has yet to make up his mind and an announcement is expected on wednesday. >> former tv host billy bush says those infamous recordings from 2005 access hollywood tape of him and president trump is indeed real. bush wrote an op-ed thi

has supported pahrump's policies, and the alameda retweeted earlier this year white nationalist richard spencer, and these are the kind of policies that they're put forward. what we really need is housing, we need community based alternatives, when we talk about sanctuary, who are sanctuary for. an emt, when he was speaking, he said he did not agree with the terrorism nexus, but that's the way it was, but that's throwing our community under the bus. there's a very real fear here. we need these community based alternatives. urban shield is racist. you have the power to pull out completely, and i hope you make that right choice. don't be an accomplice to this racist islamophobic program. thank you very much. >>supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is tariq. we believe our city, our countries should be well prepared to respond to emergency and natural disasters. that's exactly why we're opposed to urban shield. approving urban shield you're approving programs that support violence against minority communitied. in germany, they killed 8 people by police, and the u.s.,

when we look at richard spencer, we should stop using the alt-right label. it needs to be repudiated by every single republican elected official by name. >> steve schmitt, always great to have you here. i craved your clarity today watching other people try to struggle to respond to this. >> thank you, rachel. >>> still ahead, something totally different. stay with us. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >>> about a decade ago the largest bank in kazakhstan was called btn bank. and in 2009 the chairman of the bank took off, fled the country and went to london. the government in kazakhstan international investigators discovered after he was gone that half of all of the loan book for that bank between $8 billion and $12 billion in loans had been made to entities controlled to that bank chairman. must be nice, right? you run the bank, make loans to yourself then flee the country. you run the bank, make loans to yourself then flee the country.

. >> yesterday richard spencer talked about sequestration on the need for consistent funding from congress. he spoke at the naval institute forum on global security. richard: -- would like to welcome everybody here today. i ask you to stand up and say the pledge of allegiance.

accounts belonging to white nationalists and this is one of them just not that's not him they go richard spencer if i just move up there now he is the us president of the national policy institute a well known white nationalist. organization apologies for the technical issues are out there but do you think the move will have any effect on you or any or are you skeptical it's will let us know using the hash tag a news group so thanks very much to fix what is coming up to tell us about the day's top sports trends and it's going to make three easy to sling if you're an english cricket for. counting the cost the mouse wins over the fox we'll look at disney's acquisition of twenty first century fox and how it will impact on media landscape also net neutrality and where the changes will affect how we view like content and making the most of the greeks but some of. counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. the arab league to get on to the sport itself thank you very much nic well english cricket fans are wishing they weren't talking about this australia has it were claimed one of the sport's bigges

. >> navy secretary richard spencer spoke recently at a global security forum hosted by the u.s. naval institute. this is 45 minutes. [applause] will, it is a pleasure to be here. there are some familiar faces in the items under some interfaces even a look across always be with out this weekend at the reagan national defense forum, and for those of you in the audience might not have been there or had the chance to see the live version on television in which if you're watching it, i suggest you find a a life because it was a bif

of studies and analysis, whether it is in a safe spaces or trigger warnings, what to do with richard spencer coming to campus. when of the things we have learned is that we are at risk of raising a generation of young people for alienating the protections -- one of the things we have learned is that we are at risk of alienating a protectionsrom the of the first amendment. i was having a discussion with a and we were talking with a renowned first amendment lawyer, and she said, the first amendment was written for me. ,he means that her forbearers were treated as two thirds of a person at the time this was passed. she sees the first amendment being invoked on campus is just -- protect racial slurs she considers offensive and marginalizing to her group. she thinks she is deeply alienated from it. what is missing is the understanding of how this protections have been at the heart of what made the civil rights movement and every other social movement in this country and around the world -- the up, for protest, speak her to have the kind of leadership she did on campus. gap that really exposes us

whether it is in a safe spaces or trigger warnings, dis-invitations to speakers, or what to do with richard spencer or milo kinopolis wants to come to campus. one of the things we have learned is that we are at risk of raising a generation of young people who are alienated the protections of free speech -- alienating a generation from the protections of the first amendment. i was having a discussion with a young woman, and we had floyd abrams, the renowned first amendment lawyer, and she said, the first amendment wasn't written for me. she means that her forbearers, at the time the amendment was passed, were treated as two-thirds of a person at the time. and the ways she sees the first amendment being invoked on campus is to protect racial slurs and speech she considers offensive and marginalizing to her group. she is deeply alienated from it. what is missing is the understanding of how this protections have been at the heart of what made the civil rights movement and every other social movement in this country and around the world possible. it protects the right to protest, speak up, for her to mo

witness much it's di directed by dell torro and stars michael shannon, sally hawkins, doug jones, richard spencerstars to talk about what could contender. good morning. >> i need nerd out about the prosthetics i'm so blown away by everything dell torro did with this movie. i'm wonder wagon was practical? was there any cg? did the eyes operate the way they did? can you talk specific bowel what the suit look like onset? p this was a combination of suit you make up. suit you sip slip into and sip up the makeup is glued to you. >> the top part is make up glued on to me with mechanicals built. the gills were onlied by puppeteers offset. >> what? >> the eyes were on the mask but were cg end enhanced later in post production that made them move and bling and articulate. >> there's a scene where you're in the bathroom with him. i'm just curious what that was like to actually see him in that suit. obviously doug you disappear in the roll. what was that like for tursi him like that? >> um, well i'll tell you exactly what it was like. [ laughter ] >> no. this is goo said action and i saw dug rubber suit sit

, what they can do about it, and they will be back on the hill, certainly the navy secretary, richard spencer told reporters this past trying to work out how this can be addressed in the next fiscal year. host: michael is on the line, the republican line from vermont. hi, there. caller: good morning and thank you for having me. i am a veteran and i joined the vietnam, and as a result of that, many of my supervisors and peers fought in vietnam, one of the things at war,time was after a long the military, the equipment, soldiers, all become weary after a long war. it takes a toll on one's equipment. issues that we are dealing with today, i hate to tell you, are like deja vu for me because it is so similar to the post-vietnam era, that it is frightening. and for the 1% of us that join ,he military and fight the wars issues are-psycho coming about today, or extraneous events. and that is all i have to say. thank you very much. heard that there have been parallels drawn between soldiers going on, you know, several deployments, coming back a little weary. that is a big issue right now for the air f

richard b. spencer comes with a 76 secretary of the navy. he is a proud veteran of the u.s. marine corps. he served on active duty at the helicopter pilot. the flu age 46 is before the party for the private sector and working on wall street on wall street peace or percentage director for the financial management firm in his help on several corporate historical and veterans boards to include the marine corps heritage foundation , defense business board and chief of naval operations executive panel. let's give a warm welcome first time you spoken to enable astute audience to the honorable richard b. spencer. [applause] >> it's a pleasure to be here. there's some familiar faces in the audience and familiar faces as i look across as we are out this weekend at the reagan national defense forum and for those of you in the audience who might not have been there or had the chance to see the live version on television, which if you were watching that, i suggest you find a life, you should know better inside watching television it was timely topics. i want to thank you call for her as

he has people like steven miller claimed as a mentee by richard spend ser who was spencer, he had stevenn who read breitbart.com where they self-describe as the home of the alt right. that is who is in his government. sebastian gorka, who wore the medal of a nazi organization. he is being paid by the government. the idea that the president of the united states cannot unambiguously denounce naziism is extraordinary. >>> next up, our number one story. you do not want to miss it. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> the donald trump era has a growing number of americans to say enough is enough. in a year with no shortage of huge shortage from health care, nfl, me too, russia gate. our number one story of the year, the resistance. >> today the resistance will be televised live from washington, d.c., where more than 200,000 people are expected to gather to join the women's march on washington. the crowd may even t

richard spoke today at the u.s. naval institute forum on global security. [applause] mr. spencer: we are out this weekend at the reagan national for those who nd might have been there or didn't have a chance to see the live version on television, if you did i suggest you find a life, it was a beautiful saturday, too nice to be inside watching television. but it was interesting and timely topics. i want to thank you all for asking me to come and address, i sincerely mean it, august group. work -- honorable bob bob rork on my way in, he's standing up straight because that 4,000-pound ruck sack is off his back. it's interesting time we're living in, as the chinese fortune cookie always says. but i'd like to kind of address with this group who i know in looking here you've been enduring endorsers of national security and forceful advocates for a strong navy-marine corps team. and i want to kind of address my thoughts on how we're going to take this institution going forward. i'll pause and give you an update right now. it's already started out to be a good week in the pentagon, which

spencer, "the shape of water." >> sally hopkins, "the shape of water." >> richard jenkins, "the shape of water." alison: do you see a theme there? a love story between get this, a mute janitor and a creature in a tanks golden globe nominations including best drama. the "post" got six nominations. as did three billboards outside missouri. on the tv side, hbo "big little lies" received six nods including nomination for nicole kidman and reese weatherspoon. "veep" was shut out of the nominations for the first time as was game of thrones. hbo, netflix and f/x got the most nominations. a complete list of nominations are on wjla.com. nancy: apparently we have to see "the shape of water." alison: it sounds like an odd plot. nancy: it is. meantime, a big night. pop music fans have lined up to see some of the speakers. who would know the answers is kidd o'shea. >> charlie. that is correct. from you can walk out here. camilla has one of the biggest songs with "savannah." we caught up with her. >> how are you? i'm kidd. nice to meet you. i was outside talking to your fans and they are waiting to come insid