however in washington's gates who say when it comes to other countries rick perry made it very out of line will face american and functions. so the message is clear. to the iranian government that if you cannot will not participate. as a reasonable citizen there will be sanctions there will be a cost to you the united states is in a position today to send a message to countries that do not participate. in a civilized way there will be punished there are a lot of ways to do that. and history began to. discuss that it's now cross life to collin cavill an associate professor of political science colony a very welcome to the program do you see moscow entering dialogue with the what with washington and even north string take a when the u.s. isn't king so we can russia's position in the energy market with these sanctions. the united states is trying to use bravado and braga dos you know to that it can dictate who intrudes into the we're all or also boy or more war those droids who are deal with rather awkwardly turned on by the war who. the bigger movie role in the world of the world is tha

the question is, how close is rick perry to the white house on this? also, you can never rule out anything entirely with trump. i think it reduces the risk of an spr risk, but with oil prices going up and his tweets not working, i would not rule out this side of the november elections. alix: fair point. part of it is the volatility. i spoke to the ceo of bp and he warned more volatility going forward. >> what is going to happen with the iran sanctions? is it going to come off the market or on the market? you can see volatility up or down. oil prices seem high to me but stock prices are low. there is some upward pressure. but volatility is the word. alix: is that true, are there other bets you want to be -- you want to use to play that? john: we are generally long in the sector at the moment, but you have got to be careful on the near-term headlines. your hearing things out of saudi, from the president, but the bottom line is inventories are drying significantly. that will be a constructive environment for the oil price and a constructive environment fo

-- although rick perry doesn't write anyway. [ laughter ] someone wrote this op-ed, and nobody knowstor rand paul has what i think is a terrific idea. he's suggesting that they give everyone a lie detector test. >> i'm all for it. give everyone a lie detector. ask everyone on the white house staff, do you think the president is a dangerous idiot? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i would love to watch. will this thing buzz if i say no? [ laughter ] you can actually even bet on who wrote the op-ed. this is for real. the favorite is mike pence. this is not a joke. then betsy devos. you see mike pompeo goes down, steven is 15-1, good for him. it's funny that all this commotion is going on. because i already know who it is. i know the name of the person who wrote this. it's jared, jared kushner, his son-in-law. i thought about it all night last night, i'm totally convinced it's him. let's think it through. first off, could you imagine having donald trump as a father-in-law? [ laughter ] looking at you across the table, that orange puss on all the time? [ laughter ] judging, resenting

they had out there and you know rick perry and it may not be in full force argued by. all the key. players in this. obviously there are more dems will be on the humanitarian reasoning you know. basically interested in. receiving change getting rid of gaddafi i don't think that's necessarily all many people dismiss the youngest. a top puce university university sparked outrage by creating a safe space for white students to discuss race issues will be in from both sides after the break. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protest to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it your style or hiccough want to put him in your list put a pin you would put him in the eye neighborly is that i'm spoiling you know the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these an article that will ensure a secure. prosperous and democratic. i've been saying the numbers mean they matter you have over one

. -- rick perry -- -- victory -- an offensive spirit. mobility on the battlefield and .idual weapons. he trained his growing army in these principles, despite the elaborate system of trench defense in which the front had been paralyzed. [gunfire] one of his greatest conflicts came with the allies themselves, who wanted to use the new american troops as replacements in their own division. but, pershing held out for an integral american army, which would fight under its own flag and its own commanders. the nation itself would stand or fall on the performance of that army in the test of battle. [explosions] that test came with a massive german offensive which began in the spring of 1918, where almost four years of that line had held relatively steady. but now, the germans counted on victory. their plan was to separate the british armies from the french in a devastating series of blows. thousands of specially trained troops hit the allied lines. and in a succession of drives, they shattered the british front and broke through a defensive. the allies counterattacked. and for

however that psylocke is in washington states he put a say when it comes to other countries rick perry made it very creative those lines will face american and. so the message is clear. to the iranian government that if you cannot will not participate. as a reasonable citizen there will be sanctions there will be a cost to you the united states is in a position today to send a message to countries that do not participate in a civilized way that there will be punishment there are a lot of different ways to do that the energy industry being one of them. collin cavil an associate professor of political science thinks the u.s. is trying to keep a grip on the global energy market but he says don't just pay the civil way what he means is they don't follow the u.s. dictates that threatening iran directly with any type of political activity and they're threatening russia with pursuing its north stream to all of gas pipeline to europe so the united states is attempting to dictate who's going to supply who do we have here is the u.s. feels we're doing that because this is now says. did not take

when rick perry was governor of texas he used to call them laboratories of democracy. the conservatives can control texas for so long that the mainstream conservative agenda has long since been enacted. at the tea party that still has the hunger and practically every statewide official in the state. is republican. the opposite of california where there are no republicans statewide office. what is happening in texas is so consequential because texas is the second largest state after california. it stands between california and new york. as the fastest-growing. in a 2050g. which is not that far away. it will be about the size of california and new york mind. this has real consequences for the future. and there were things about texas that were wonderful and worth emulating. it is a major job creating state. and that's why people come. there are jobs available. yet some of this job creation that has come at the expense of social programs what is it that taxes are. what suffers. primarily the job of a state is to provide public education and infrastructure. and indeed thos

secretary rick perry likes to say, we're not just exporting energy, we're exporting freedom. i saw that firsthand in lithuania last year. further, the u.s. has the highest regulatory standards for producing and exporting oil and gas in the world. put quite simply, if we aren't making it in america, someone else will, and they won't do it likely the way -- in a way that is worse for the environment. i urge adoption of this excellent legislation, introduced by the gentleman from ohio, and with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from arizona yields back. mr. olson: reserve. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i yield such time as he may consume to the ranking member of the energy subcommittee, mr. rush. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized -- illinois, the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. rush: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise in the tion to h.r. 4606, ensuring small scale l.n.g. ertainty and access act. madam speaker, this bill is unnecessary,

rick perry, ben carson, herbie the love bug, gina haskell. kellyanne conway and crackle from snap crackle and pop. but the big news is some employees don't like their boss. this is pulitzer stuff. a boss who is known for being inquisitive and blunt is inquisitive and blunt. he doesn't say hi in the hallways. he once forgot my birthday. but what kills me, it's so obvious this was written by a pirks ssed off flunky. he' the assistant to the assistant manager. he's the guy who won't do the job he's asked to do and you think he should be pissed, you dumb ass. how is it this piece and the book appeared at the same time? perhaps they are all from that same source. that source is telling you donald trump is a big meany and a jerk. the country is safer and more prosperous under trump. two meaningless variables. trump has done nothing about the real problems we face like condiment water. you turn over the ketchup and mustard bottle and it looks like it's peeing on your sandwich? or you forget to rinse the plate? or you run out of toilet paper and you

when rick perry was governor of texas, who used to call them - - of democracy. [laughter] the conservatives had been in control of texas for so long that the mainstream conservative agenda is long since been acted. it's the tea party that still has his hunger and practically every statewide - - every single statewide official in the state is republican. the opposite of california. where no republicans statewide office. but what's happening in texas is so consequential because texas is the second-largest day after california. it stands between california and new york.but it's the fastest growing. in 2050, which is not that far away, it's projected to double in size. at which time it will be about the size of california and new york combined. this has real consequences for the future. there are things about texas that are wonderful and worth emulating. it is an amazing job creating state. and that's why people come. they don't come for the scenery. people storming into the state because there are jobs available. and yet some of this job are creation has come at th

. >> rick perry then famously went on to lead the agency he wanted to cut but couldn't think of the name what nation announced this week it would get rid of half of its government ministries? is it laos, argentina? you can get my podcast at places like google play. and now you can find the audio of our shows on spotify. just search for my name fareed zakaria and scroll down to podcasts. >>> one study found that nearly 90% of venezuelans live in poverty and almost a third said they cannot afford to buy food every day. venezuela got rid of five zeros from the hyper inflated money. to make matters worse, citizens have been stuck, passports and visas are nearly impossible to obtain. it can take years to move through the sluggish bureaucracy. but there is good news, it just became easier for venezuelans to flee their country, as 11 other latin-american states agreed to take in mirror gragrants who ha inspired the travel documents. since 2003, some 2.3 million venezuelans have fled from the economic devastation of their countries to neighboring countries according to the u.n. that's about 70%

i and julie hyman, this is bloomberg markets, rick perry says the u.s.ering sanctions against the pipeline connecting russia to germany. the deputy of energy secretary chu deputy energy secretary said europe has a better start -- source of lng them united states. we spoke to matt miller in berlin. move awayontinue to from coal and nuclear, a widens the gap and it has to be filled, we think, by natural gas. what's important about this is that when you bring in lng, it gives you diversity and leverage in a conversation. what it does is it sets the upper market price, and that is what we are seeing across the world, not just in europe. competition matters, it matters to give you options and optionality in the marketplace which is good for policymakers and consumers. >> so the lion share of what they are going to get will not be from the u.s., it will be from vladimir putin, and russia. and norway as well. do you have a problem with that as a nato partner? >> i think it's important to meet energy needs no matter how you meet them. in the short-term there wil

energy secretary rick perry tomorrow the expectation is that they will discuss what could unfold in the indeed, the u.s. goes ahead with fresh sanctions later in the year. so i asked minister novak in an te anticipation of that what he thought in terms of prices if the iranian supply came off the market he said it depends on how other global companies behave around iranian sanctions. as far as he's concerned, though, too difficult to say at this stage what those sanctions may look like and how they may immediately impact the price clearly impact there will be let me send it back to you >> absolutely. plenty of moving parts there that $5 to 6 premium, interesting. >>> apple is expected to release new iphone models later today. the tech giant normally puts its iphones on sale before the end of the firm's fiscal year in late september just looking at the apple stock price, yesterday we had a good day, up 2.5% the day before, we didn't have a good day because of concerns that there would be political pressure on apple to start producing more on u.s. grounds they're caught in the crosswinds

rick perry, ben carson, hershey the love bug. gina haspel. kellyanne conway and crackle from snap, crackle and pop. but the big scoop this week, some employees just don't like their boss. yep, this is pulitzer stuff. a boss known for being inquisitive and blunt is exposed for being inquisitive and blunt. i know, it's terrible. he's rude. he doesn't say hi in the hall ways. he once forgot my birthday. no giant chocolate chip cookie cake for me. what kills me is so obvious this was written by a pissed off flunky. the assistant to the assistant manager. if you work in an office, he's the guy that won't do the job he's asked to do and his boss is pissed and you think he should be pissed you dumb ass! how odd is it this piece and woodward's book appeared at the same time. perhaps they're all from the same source. hmmmm -- [laughter] >> that source is telling us that yes, donald trump is a big meanie, a jerk, but a highly confident one. buried in this emotional screen is one seering admission, the country is safer and more prosperous under trump. t

>> rick perry went on to lead the agency he wanted to cut, but couldn't think of the name of.ed this week it would get rid of half of its government ministries? laos, argentina, mozambique or mongolia? i would like to recommend my podcast. if you miss a show, you can get the gps podcast at i tunes and google play. now you can find the audio of our shows on spotify. open the app, search my name or gps and scroll down to podcasts. now for the last look. venezuela is in crisis. hyper inflation in that nation will swell to a million percent by year's end. they found that 90% of venezuelans live in poverty and two 30s sathirds said they can' afford to buy foot. they had the hyper inplated money and increase fuel prices to raise money for the budget. to make matters worse, citizens have been stuck. passports and visas are nearly impossible to obtain. it can take years to move through the sluggish bureaucracy and bribes to get the are in paperwork. there is good news. it just became easier for venezuelans to flee their count rae as 11 other latin american states agreed to take in mig

romney was going to bet rick perry when they were running for president. i thought that's a number conservatives throw around. >> this is not, i did not make this a political issue. people on mainstream science did not make this a political issue. >> i'm not going to take that bet, because i'm of the belief we have not seen the hottest year on record. every year you think it's going to be and it's not going to be. you're saying these storms we are seeing are actually getting either larger or stronger, more powerful than we saw 10, 20 and further years ago? >> let's go back. when you start micking any one storm, that's when the contrarians start cherry picking data. >> ignoring the bigger picture. >> let's talk broad context. >> fires out west. dead trees in montana, because the pine bark beatle can survive the winter, if you're a farmer in the heartland. i have a lot of people -- my family has a lot of people in the south. i get it, if you're a farmer here in the bread basket, the midwest, you know the par sites, the pests are showing up earlier and sticki

because the party that i was attracted to, and i was a former conservative democrat like rick perry inause in texas the old party was progress democrats and conservative democrats. there weren't really republicans in statewide office until george bush came to town. that's what appealed to me was that compassion conservative message. that's not what we're seeing in the republican party today. i'm a radical free trader. i care about debt and deficits. and i supported george bush because it was a friendly approach in immigration. things are radically different. there's two kinds of republicans. there's trump republicans and old line establishment republicans who had a different version and does that fuse somehow? does people find a common vision? or does that other republican party refashion itself in some way through some independent means in running against trump and going back to the old way or a new way. >> we shall see. thank you very much. pleasure to see you. thank you for joining me here in new york. the new epsisode airs tonight. also nbc headliners taking an in ep depth look at

linda mcmahon tweeting her denial as did wilbur ross and rick perry as well. jon huntsman's spokeswoman tweeting his denial. deny, deny, deny. then rounding out the list so far, anyway, so far, kirstjen nielsen, ben carson, jeff sessions, elaine chao, dan coats, mick mulvaney, sunny purdue, alexander acosta, robert wilkie, robert lighthizer. betsy devos. andrew wheeler. ryan zinke. john bolton. christopher wray. wasn't me. even the first lady weighing in focusing more on the author's anonymity than on the content of that op-ped. "if a person is bold enough to accuse people of negative actions, they have a responsibility to publicly stand by their words and people have the right to be able to defend themselves. to the writer of the op-ped, you are not protecting this country. you are sabotaging it with your cowardly actions." and if that's not enough for you, let's not forget bob woodward's upcoming book, "fear," quoting many members of the president's inner circle including former white house chief economic adviser gary cohn who says he swiped a letter off the

rick perry comments about north street, after donald trump, in july, slammed what he called german dependenceenergy. and we bring you our system interview with the deputy energy secretary at 3 p.m. u.k. time. states, a new book has claimed that the former goldman sachs president back to dealings with a scandal malaysian fund while executives who question the transaction were sidelined. , who wents say cohn on to become trump's director of it economic council, supported the lucrative line of business at some of its top asia-based bankers. he did not immediately respond to a request for comment. top senate judiciary democrat diane feinstein has notified the about unspecified information she received about the u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. -- receives it in the information and included it as part of his background file. a spokeswoman says he has been that it repeatedly by the fbi during his 25 years of public service and contended the move was done to undermine the confirmation. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in

rick perry, the current secretary of the department of energy should be forced to take an iq test.ly weird senator paul according to trump. a spoiled brat without a fully functioning brain. that's just the republicans, by the way. that's just the republicans. is it hard to believe that he would talk the way he talks in the book? >> i have a copy and reading it over 48 hours and this is the way trump talks. i mean, look. you have to say woodward's sourcing is a little bit opaque. >> always is. every book. >> not same thing of newspaper where stuff, always an according to in some sense and quotes people verbatim and usually either that person told it to him or someone engaged in the conversation so it's -- you have to understand that sourcing and one thing maybe people surprised by is trump drops the f-bomb a lot in this boom. every other word is f-this, f-that. >> he did that -- >> that's right. that's right. privately with trump, he's using that word a lot. long way of saying it sounds like him. >> everyone, stick around. president obama is no longer on the sidelines. >> that's not

rick perry said he will not tap those funds.his means more concerns about supply in the market as a lead-in to those iranian sanctions in november. this could mean higher prices. we are seeing brent above $82 per barrel. as ceo sees a case of $100 oil. take a listen. >> with all that is happening in the world today, there is a lot of development. supply, disruption of supply. iran exiting the market. venezuela, libya. side, i think today you have strong support for oil remainsut the demand quite high. >> speaking exclusively to bloomberg in new york yesterday. his case for $100 oil. nejra: we will bring you more from our interview with him throughout the show. for now, let's get the bloomberg business flash. the u.s. federal reserve has raised interest rates for the third time this year. signaling that more hikes will come. jerome powell says the american economy is strong but it knowledge is that challenges remain. >> our economy is strong. growth is running at a healthy clip. an appointment is low. the number of people working

texas governor rick perry who i actually interviewed during this broadcast called it the largest rescuevery operation in texas state history. according to our reporter, russy dornan who was there, as many as 200 people had already been rescued from their homes by very brave first responders and volunteers. they were taken out in boats and trucks and dump trucks and monster trucks and tractoring pulling flatbeds of people. these were people who didn't evacuate, but say the water came in so fast, they got stuck in their homes. now, at the time of the broadcast, we were told there were people still waiting for rescue. i tell you all of this to point out the obvious. there was plenty of deep water all around. the idea that i am kneeling in water to make it look deep is frankly idiotic. i'm going to show you, in fact, a clip of me walking in the water, and rather than trying to make it sound worse than it was, i just want you to note that i'm talking about how the water is actually receding, subsiding. again, i'm not trying to play up how bad it is, i'm pointing out that this water is actual

here is what's happening at this hour rick perry attending the 3 c's summit it aims to improve ties betweenu.s. and the eu he says europe should lessen the dependence on russian gas. >> since russia eegs invasion of crimea europe's dependent on russian gas has only been increasing, rising from 30% share to more than 40. >> back here at home sea world and former chief executive have agree today pay more than $5 million to settle sec fraud charges. this is for misleading investors about the negative effect that black fish might have on its business >>> prince william unveiling a statue credited with using his cover as a passport officer to clang the lives of thousands of jews the statue was unvailed in front of a small audience and members of the majors family >>> you're up to date. that's the news update i'll send it back downtown to you. >> okay. thanks very much >>> tesla isn't the only company. spacex announced who will become the first private passenger to fly around the moon. they didn't listen to me they do have a name. we'll reveal who it is >> we don't know how much he paid but we fl

energy secretary rick perry ruled out strategic reserves to boost supply. comes to the session in japan, i want to highlight what's going on with the topics. we jump into the terminal to see what's going on when it comes to a technical indicator. that's the relative strength index. we do have the topics remaining in overbought territory for a third day. on wednesday.led this adds over 1000 stocks traded, and auto is the biggest drag for the benchmark after bmw cut the profit forecast and nissan as well as suzuki submitted reports government. keep an eye on the dollar as well. 112.76 of the dollar. . . we coul see the dollar-yen get further in the short-term given some of the easing and the treasury yield right here, with a fed decision helping to push the dollar-yen above the july 113.17. we will be watching what shinzo abe might do on his fiscal stimulus plan. stayingof the cabinet after the reshuffling, proving that the tried and tested formula will continue. and also we could see a little bit of a glimmer of hope for carmakers in japan as well as the ope

he said moscow, he will be toting down with rick perry discuss the state of the oil market as well as countries. this comes at a very interesting time. paris had just recently met with the saudi oil minister in texas earlier this month. it also comes just weeks ahead of a -- iranian oil sanctions hitting the market. it comes while many lawmakers in congress are pushing for more bands on u.s. imports of russian crude and feel. bloomberg to the -- bloomberg tv, and reporter and, russia. china tries to catch up with rebels and the world's biggest oil sector. all the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: -- shery: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." haidi: apple unveiling its update wondering whether the new offerings can sustain sales. this time around there were three models to choose from. some analysts are already weighing in. morgan stanley has reiterated its bullish call after the event. raising prices yet again and yet also introducing a phone that is you could say, on the lower end of the market. what is the strategy here and will it work? at the end of the day the lower and p

that is a thank you very much, rick perry. they said they will not release extra oil from the spr/ david it i interesting they will not do that despite the midterms.. this morning, a lot of economic data, including third quarter reading for u.s. gdp, durable events, weekly jobless claims. then, the big hearing for judge brett kavanaugh. that is expected to go on into the evening. selling.s., treasury $31 billion of seven-year notes. alix: we have that hearing at 10:00 a.m. and will be taking that life. stay with us for that coverage. time now for bloomberg first take. the top stories is the fed. is a basic look. we saw that longer median run nowhere in goes 2020, and higher than the market was expecting. what did you make of yesterday? >> the market is nervous for a lot of reasons. over the last month, we started to price in a slightly less hawkish fed into 2019-2020. we saw value rotation, , healthls get a bid care sector looking better where the yield curve might become upward sloping, so there was a little disappointment. w

neil: the energy secretary rick perry is the latest. >> i don't blame them for jumping on the denial. trump jumped on the denial band wagon as well. look -- neil: very well written. i thought at first you were behind it. >> don't get me in trouble. neil: interesting read. i know we had other things to talk about. i apologize. i'm always interested when i get you on, got to ask the judge this. >> it's a pleasure to be with you. i want the government to stay the heck out of social media. i really do. we were going to talk about it. neil: that's only on me, judge. i did want to get your thoughts on this. a lot more after this. something the judge said brought the market into positive territory, up 12 points right now. the judge wanted me to remind you, you're welcome, america. when my hot water heater failed, she was pregnant, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having ins

when rick perry was governor of texas, who used to call them - - of democracy. [laughter] the conservatives had been in control of texas for so long that the mainstream conservative agenda is long since been acted. it's the tea party that still has his hunger and practically every statewide - - every single statewide official in the state is republican. the opposite of california. where no republicans statewide office. but what's happening in texas is so consequential because texas is the second-largest day after california. it stands between california and new york.but it's the fastest growing. in 2050, which is not that far away, it's projected to double in size. at which time it will be about the size of california and new york combined. this has real consequences for the future. there are things about texas that are wonderful and worth emulating. it is an amazing job creating state. and that's why people come. they don't come for the scenery. people storming into the state because there are jobs available. and yet some of this job are creation has come at th

guest: i've said that i endorsed rick perry and john mccain. certainly met with president clinton a couple of times. i would have endorsed him. i showed up with him a couple of times. host: we talked about sports a little bit. what do you make of the nfl protest, the whole debate? guest: i played in the nfl. tremendously flag and i respect our servicemen and women. kaepernick'scolin original protest about police brutality and criminal reform. i support criminal reform and i support his right to protest, but not at work. i don't like to see it as a fan of the game and as a big supporter of our flag. i don't like to see it at work. you are at work here, you talk politics, but in a regular work environment, you don't talk politics. -- roger goodell has dropped the ball a lot. i'm sorry that he got his contract renewed. theven't been a fan of decisions he's made. he's dropped the ball time and time again. the reason the nfl ratings are down, people are very patriotic, they don't want to see that. criminal justice reform needs to happen. i support t

rick perry, moving all kinds of businesses from california and chicago and every place else into texasto confirm judge kavanaugh before november, that really puts red state senators in a bind, doesn't it, especially ones voted heavily for trump in 2016? >> it really does. this provides them a little bit more cover i would say. you have seen claire mccaskill come out saying she is voting no already. but you're right, if it goes forward and this accuser doesn't come forward, dr. christine blasey ford, you have red state democrats would have been released to vote yes who are pretty much going to hold the line with their party i think if push comes to shove. stuart: you know, bret, you're smiling. i think you like this. >> i see it every day. we talk about every week. stuart: we do. bret baier, thanks for joining us, we appreciate it, sir. >> all right, stuart. stuart: more "varney" after this (clock ticking) (bell ringing) it's time. time for a new kind of cloud. the ibm cloud. the cloud that proactively protects your business from threats, : that unlocks insights from all your data and p

i have to give credit to rick perry. he instituted that and i wish you would remember some of the legacy left behind in texas. >> last question. >> thank you for coming to this event. my mother recently moved to houston, i'm from california so i'm interested in this comparison that your drawing between the two states. when i went to visit her in th houston, the thing i noticed about texas is they are the only thing i know that wears earrings of their state. i don't notice people from ohio wearing ohio earrings, but at any rate, that aside, the first thing you mentioned about houston is that they don't have a zoning policy. can you elaborate because when i visit her,te i noticed that and about how weird, how unique, offset that way makes houston. why doesn't it? you know the history. >> yes, it was to keep the out. the communist out. it was a zoning was a communist plot. in the 50s, you know this, in the 50s it was assumed this was one to be a real threat so they decided there would be no zoning and the liberals thought m

her husband rick mcvey and had had their ceremony in vail and her son duff escorting her down the aisle. this is the song they walked down to "a thousand years" by christina perryir official wedding cocktail. lara said it best, i might be just a little happy. best day ever. [ applause ] >> we are toasting you from new york, lara but even better we'll be able to congratulate you in person tomorrow so we will welcome you back, but congratulations. >> what a great love story. they are so happy. >> a wonderful happy. she is so incredibly happy. >> i love what you said earlier this morning off air. you said i've never seen her this happy. that's what we all want for each other. >> and it is for lara. >> he is an incredible guy. >> congrats to both of those crazy kids. >> that's right. >> thank you, a.b. we appreciate that. >>> now to the moment that we have been waiting for, a huge "gma" exclusive. it is time to reveal the brand-new bachelor. yeah. [ applause ] are you guys ready to meet him? ready to meet him? here he is. drum roll, please. brand-new bachelor. come on out. yeah! [ applause ] there he is. what's up, man? >> how are you doing? >> oh, let the world se