robert: oh, yeah, okay. and then you can find the rocks when you go to beach or-- robert: wow, okay. doesn't have to be too scientific, just heavy, huh? aruna: yeah, and when you brine properly, the cabbage just the bend like this. it doesn't break, so that's, you know, you brined properly. so let's transfer this here. this is about one head of cabbage, and i'm going to add all these four different kinds of mustard. robert: okay, what are we adding, then? aruna: this the mustard family: red mustard, the red "mizuna," green mizuna, and green "wasabi," and then "daikon" stems. and look at this beautiful colors of radish. purple radish, green radish, and daikon radish--like that, and since i make a vegan kimchi, i use this kelp, and then dried mushroom, you grind and make a powder from. and then we gonna add this pre-made sauce-- robert: yes, very pre-made. we wanna make sure people know that. aruna: using onion, ginger, garlic, and mushroom, and all yummy stuff, and use your hand, we call--"hand taste." robert

robert: yeah, 'cause it's really a circumstance more than anything else, yeah. exactly, just a circumstance. robert: so how can people help?s , you know, of course, we, as--it started an organization as a famipo now we have grown to a next--we are 2,000 volunteers. we have served over 100,000 meals, distributed 5,000 winter, you know, backpacks, and we have touching, you know, 500 already in the showers and we have a long list to go. and definitely, you know, the supporters can reach out to our community seva page and donate us. robert: yes, very good. i mean, just a--it's just so impressive. it's so impressive what you guys are doing. nathan: thank you. robert: so, all right, i'll see you guys at the luncheon, huh? okay, also, we didn't get a chance to talk too much about it but they also have a warm coat drive starting so go to their facebook page and find out more about that. all right, thanks for being here. saras: thank you, thank you. nathan: thank you. robert: all right, well, up next, details on san jose's christmas in the park which includes the popular

robert: yeah, tony, did you also have that kind of perspective at all? yeah, i think definitely key club does help with hunger in some aspects, because as volunteers we do help with the food bank and some service projects that we do, we can set up, like, food for the homeless. and i think it is, like, really beneficial and it is something that makes key club really-- robert: pretty rewarding, too, for you? how 'bout you, kaylee? it is also very rewarding to do it? kaylee: yeah, it is. robert: doug, is it difficult to kinda set up these programs? is it difficult to coordinate these? and do you have a lot of students doing it or would you like to see more? doug: there's a lot. certainly within the bay area, there's over 4,000 high school students that are a part of the key club program. myself as an administrator that oversees our key club program across california, nevada, hawaii, we have about 40,000 students involved. a lot of the demographics are asian students, asian-american students. but in terms of difficulty, it's part of the program where we're ed

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. >> one of epstein's accusers, virginia roberts. >> yeah. >> has made allegations against you. she says she met you in 2001, she says she dined with you, danced with you at tramp nightclub in london. she went on to have sex with you in a house in belgravia belonging to ghislaine maxwell, your friend. your response? >> i have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever. >> you don't remember meeting her? >> no. >> reporter: virginia roberts guiffre, now a 35-year-old mother, says british socialite ghislaine maxwell recruited her at age 16, then groomed her to become to be epstein's teenage sex slave. in court filings in a defamation case against maxwell, giuffre claimed epstein ordered her to have sex with some of his powerful friends, including on three occasions, prince andrew, in london, at epstein's home in new york, and on his private caribbean island. >> he knows exactly what he's done and i hope he comes clean about it. >> reporter: as for ghislaine maxwell, she has not been charged with any crime and has insisted that all of roberts' allegations, including

samantha: -- robert: yeah, i think europe is attractive. the credit spreads are 90% of u.s. levels.ssue by issue, some of the spreads in europe are wider than u.s. levels, even for u.s. issuers. so i think looking at both markets is worthwhile, relative value opportunities. but the technicals are very favorable there as well. right? so the demand to borrow in a place where production is actually contracting is lighter. i mean, we have a big gross number here but the net numbers here in the u.s. are down in the 20's. and you have the ecb as a buyer. jonathan: this is an important point for the united states. next week, taking the headlines, i imagine abbvie , coming out with this $28 billion monster issue, the fourth biggest corporate issue on record. you are saying on a net basis this year in the u.s., the numbers have not been that big? robert: right. jonathan: how much demand will there be for an issue like that next week? robert: i'm sure it will depend on pricing. there is a lot of money out there. and i don't think there has been any shortage of buyers for something correctly p

robert yeah there was. nothing that i can't help but. there are clear that some of the cracks actually. for just a couple of the political left nationalist left that rush this is awful they obviously thought that if. i thought that the cut off fuck off fuck off mark the 40 year shelf of shuffle for the purpose for a. bunch. of people. because i'm sure it was literally coming. the end of it but of. the most important thing this bill must share is that men must not use violence towards women as the violence by men towards women must stop . and there has to be equality. but above all what has to be peace so 100 percent. let. so hard on him when honestly i'm still afraid of guns enough to know if they have sleeper cells in iraq and anything can happen and they still scare me they can always recognize you and find deals and to be honest i have reached a point where i no longer trust anyone since this whole i sustained we don't trust anyone anymore no one cares not results. or the iraqi oil to all free and god fearing women. you must not join

. >> robert: yeah. >> anthony: it seems to me, a losing battle to try to keep your grass green. midwest or the east coast and it was all lush and green and that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> anthony: it was lush and green. >> robert: sure, sure. >> anthony: the city assigns watering days to control usage and also encourages xeriscaping, a landscaping style focused on drought resistant plants and efficient irrigation. and if you don't get with the program, there's a hole out there in the desert for you, then. okay, not really. you get like a notice pinned to your door or something. but some people, they want the lawn. they got to have it. >> robert: yep. and they can have it, just don't water on the wrong days. >> anthony: how critical is it? >> robert: very. i mean there's no snow on the western sierra, so we don't get any continued flow into colorado dumping into lake mead. so, unless something drastically changes, which there is no foreseeable relief in the near future, but we got to stay positive. >> bondi: for the first 34 years of the development of a town, you just cou

which he could not avoid doing given his conflicts on the russia issue which of course led to robert mueller. >> yeahtion, he had to recuse himself, there was no option, it wasn't an area where you could exercise discretion. ruth hit the nail on the head, we've all known former members of the senate, others in public life who have a real problem when they leave, there's this withdrawal, you get used to the trappings of public life, you get used to people talking about you all the time, and they have a tough time anldz, and i suspect there's some of that here. i suspect there's some of that here he is a republican that is weakened in the eyes of the voters not just because of the way the president attacked him but heta never stood up for himself. he looked very weak in the way he handled that. now we have a very open primary, rory moore, jeff sessions who was a senator in that state for many years ist now weakened, a it increases the chance that the ultimate republicannc nominee i not a generic republican that is the strongest person for doug jones to face. >> and that person will be tommy tupperville

>> yeah. >> jimmy: it's like, he's magical like that. robertse in the world and it like -- it was the biggest set i'd ever walked onto and he just was so cool and so elegant and like the russo brothers, it just -- it was amazing. >> jimmy: mm-hmm >> so it's cool that people see it now >> jimmy: yeah, and the fans love it. they got to see it and they're a fan. they approved. they loved that. >> i heard that's why it's out, though it was literally, like that's what i was told. it was out because people wanted to see it, which is also really cool 'cause it's like - >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: didn't have to yeah didn't have to well, here it says >> yeah. >> jimmy: if want to see it, go to disney plus and check it out because it's pretty cool let's talk about "knives out." >> yeah. >> jimmy: this a big whodunit type of mystery with -- what a a cast oh, my gosh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: speaking of "avengers," chris evans is in this as well >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: tell us a little bit about the film >> so, this film -- i mean, i moved like 39 times

. >> he's like, aye, yeah, robert's a big fan, man. he want to meet you. i said r. kelly?m good. and this thing about it, it wasn't even about the allegations with me. he was so extra like that sometimes. man, and i ain't like that. and like everybody know i'm from the west side of chicago, so i own who i am. we don't, that's too much, bro. >> jimmy: you don't call somebody over. >> just speak to me, say what's up, i love your work. to send somebody. >> jimmy: you know, he's not great with decision making. i think. i think if we've learned anything about r. kelly. this is a man who believed he could fly, and he can't. well, it's great to see you. [ laughter ] i hope you don't run into him again. >> i mean, it don't really look like that's going to happen anytime soon. >> jimmy: "lil rel howery: live in crenshaw" premieres saturday the 23rd at 7:00pm on hbo. and we'll return with music from grace potter. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by the amg gt four-door coop. mercedes amg, driving performance. >> dicky: the jimmy kim

yeah robert a lot of this within the intelligence community a go ahead dan. yeah robin a lot of this we saw our really come into focus and really accelerate we saw our really come into focus and really accelerate with this phony russia gate narrative you know which has pushed a lot with this phony russia gate narrative you know which has pushed a lot of liberals in into thinking it she said that the cia and the f.b.i. is liberals and into thinking it she said that the cia and the f.b.i. is their friend when we know that both of those organizations have their friends only know that both of those organizations have. repressed movement for social change both in the united states repress movement for social change both in the united states and in other countries and yet now they're being glorified in again disputes in other countries and yet now they're being glorified in again this phony russia gate there to help that to happen in the only bit of history gate there to help that to happen it only could have happened because the media has been sort of uniform in cr

robert. >> good morning, sir. yeah, i just wanted to pass on from my late grandmother who was part of that whole suffrage movement out of minnesota back, back in the day. >> oh. >> to get the vote and then she was an educator as well. and then she started this private organization at that time, a lot of the women, you know, they couldn't own property or cash a check or anything. >> right. >> so they had this private party called the peo, which nobody else knew. the guys didn't know this, but that was called pop's eating out. when they had their meeting. and they would collect money to send girls to school and i just wanted to pass that on. >> that's fascinating. >> that's back in the day. >> thank you for sharing that. yes, one of the great things as i've been touring around the country talking about my book, talking about the suffrage movement. i've been to minnesota and there was very vibrant grass roots activism there and there was a scandanavian women's suffrage association who actually would go to suffrage parades

run over like that. >> samantha felt that i told on her, and as she put it snitched on her, yeah. >> robertss being questioned about the note but denies being a snitch. >> the sergeant was like, you know, i've already watched the camera, now i want to know who has put the notes in the tray. she put two and two together. i didn't think nothing of it because i really didn't snitch on her. i just, you know, simply told them i didn't do it. >> she was like, oh, yeah, agee did it, you know, she writes her boyfriend in the kitchen. i'm pissed, to be real honest. i came in here and did sit-ups for like two hours. my name wasn't on it, josh's name wasn't on it, nobody knew who was writing who. but girls just i guess get jealous and decide to snitch people out. in jail you don't really have friends. >>> coming up -- >> she was swinging. i will give her that. >> jessica roberts comes under attack. and dwayne stafford gets some welcome news. ws this is unbelievable! >>it really is. the lexus december to rembember sales event lease the 2020 rx 350 all wheel drive for $419 a month for 27 months. experien

. >> robert, he's effectively saying that the president's going to have to push now. >> yeah. >> he will option. if he were there in december, that becomes the self-fulfilling prophecy of no deal happening. >> i would ask robert, too i'm certainly no expert. i think most people are guessing on this. it seems to me china has its own political problems and there was some views this morning of them perhaps making some concessions in terms of intellectual property it doesn't seem like it's that much of a lay-up for china to not also come to the table themselves of course, i'm not -- i don't know enough and i'd ask robert, i mean, there are political pressures, they might not be elections but there are political pressures on xi as well is that not true >> well, yeah. there's definitely a struggle going on within the party, that's why i think those shin jung papers were leaked. i think for the president, he has to have leverage if he wants the chinese to deal. they are not going to deal if he continues to back off on tariffs. and so i think for him it's a matter of does he want to get to a pha

robert, go ahead and make your comment. >> yeah. i watched all seven hours and i agree it was a total waste of time if those are the best two witnesses they've got, i didn't see any impeachable offense at all. i agree with what larry said. let's get together and do a few things for the country and the next seven months they'll re-elect donald trump, in the meantime, save some of the money wasted on this and somebody coming in friday and next week a couple of times and they'll be worse than these two guys and i agree, the infrastructure, the border, so many things just passing the budget and they always blame the president for not passing the budget and it's not his fault. put the budget forward and let him sign it. they can't be blaming president trump for not signing a budget. they have to get the budget and hash it out amongst themselves and agree on the stuff. they show every hour on the hour they spend 235 billion on illegal aliens and all trump wanted was 5 billion. thanks so much for hearing me out. >> thanks for calling in. s

yeah. virginia roberts‘ legal team says, "you could not spend time around epstein and not know what was goingomebody like me, then people behave in a subtly different way. you wouldn‘t... first of all, i‘m not looking for it, that‘s the thing. if you‘re looking for it, then you might have suspected, now, with the benefit of a huge amount of hindsight and a huge amount of analysis, you look back and you go, "well, was that really the way that it was, or was i looking at it the wrong way?" but you don‘t go into these places, you don‘t go to stay with people looking for that. you could not spend time around him, that is what they said, "you could not spend time around him and not know." prince andrew sighs. look, the other aspect of this is that i live in an institution, at buckingham palace, which has members of staff walking around all the time. and i don‘t wish to appear grand, but there were a lot of people who are walking around jeffrey epstein‘s house. as far as i was aware, they were staff, they were people that were working for him, doing things. i, as it were, i interacted with them to

." >> yeah, yes >> jimmy: robert pattison. and i just saw that movie. and i go, "ooh."d that you were working with these guys >> yeah. >> jimmy: and doing a dramatic roll so i was sitting here. this is a true story i was talking to lorne >> yeah. >> jimmy: lorne michaels who - >> yes >> jimmy: and he says, "i'm going to go see adam's movies. >> right, right. >> jimmy: some big film -- new york film festival thing you're a part of this film festival so i go, "great. i'll go. i go, "i have a double taping. it'll be great." he goes, "all right, i'll see you there. i go, "no problem. "you going?" i go, "yeah, can't wait. i go, "you waiting for me? he goes, "no, i'll meet you there. "okay, great." so he goes lorne goes ahead of me i do -- i double tape the show that night i get in the car i go down to lincoln center. go down this big theater, i go down someone brings me down open the doors giant theater full of people and i look for lorne they -- i see lorne's in the middle of the row with chris rock and ben stiller >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] he - >> jimmy: no r

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yeah, loosely, yes. i play a publisher called robert and married to emma, a a gallerist.se order and it's -- my costars are zawe ashton and charlie cox. >> jimmy: yeah >> and we've been doing it for a year and it has been -- it's a master piece it's harold pinter's masterpiece. >> jimmy: i don't know how you -- i mean, you cry, like in this play and you do this every play do you cry every - >> every eight shows a week. yeah we -- there's a -- i mean, it's called "betrayal." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, i understand, yeah but i mean, you -- i would be, like - [ laughter ] >> oh, no. i have seen -- i've seen you do your thing >> jimmy: you've seen my - >> i have seen you you were fine. >> jimmy: you have seen me act >> i think you're a fine actor, yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're seeing the wrong person yeah, no, no >> i'm sure you could do it. i'm sure you could >> jimmy: could you cry on command, like right now if i said please cry for us >> oh, god okay [ laughter ] i could try. [ cheers and applause i -- you know, i depends, um - >> jimmy: do you want me to get you --

yeah for sure. i'm just grateful that robert ray live. >>the plane turned around and made an emergency landing at l a x the airline says all 342 passengers and 18 crew members are safe. >>police in milpitas arrested a man who they say punched a 52 year-old woman causing her to fall to the ground officers arrested william alexander about 7 30 yesterday morning after responding to a report of a disturbance within a business on south main street. they say they recognize alexander as a suspect who punched the woman on tuesday and unsuccessfully tried to take her wallet from her hand. the woman received minor injuries she declined medical attention in vacaville. police arrested 56 year-old maurice van buren a fairfield today in connection to an attempted bank robbery. this is a picture from the scene ficers say when they arrived the suspect was still inside the bank. employees told police the suspect presented a note to the teller demanding money, although he was not carrying any weapons. >>president trump will not have to release his tax retu

robert de niro and insisted the guy do philly right. all the philly talk, he insisted that de niro, one of the great actors of all-time get it right. >> yeah, and bob really is -- >> do you like being able to call robert de niro bob? >> i do. i like better calling him dad. >> you also vowed to lower incarceration rates. hardball, reverend. how are you going to do both? >> i want to be president and you want to grow up and be chris matthews. >> you have a broadcasters voice, do you know that? >> thanks. i'll stick to my day job if they'll let me. >> i never would chris matthews ask a question -- >> my problem is that i have the chris matthews syndrome. i want to break in, i want to talk too fast and i want to fan too much information and you'd be lousy at these debates chris. >> for professional reasons who would be the best setup material for the next 4 to 8 years. >> can i ask a question? >> yes, sir. >> can you slow it down a peg? i feel like i got oatmeal in my head. >> let me ask you a question slower. who would you as a comedian most like to see elected president? >> as a comedian? i'd like to see mr. t. elected president. can i recom

yeah, i thought this did a lot more than i expected. so this is martin scorsese, joe pesci, robert pacino, so big stars. robert de niro kind of back working with scorsese and making the kind of movie they made when they were making goodfellas and casino. it's made for netflix, but it has got a brief theatrical window — i think it's 21 days. and it's the story of frank sheeran. it goes over six decades. al pacino plastimmy hoffa, the union leader. joe pesci is playing very, very underplayed. stephen graham is playing the kind of character thatjoe pesci would've played in a previous incarnation. the thing there's been a lot of talk is that the film uses digital de—ageing technology, because we see the characters go from the 1940s through to... and there's lots of question about, you know, is it distracting? i have to say, i didn't think it was. the only distracting thing is occasionally, their bodies move like old men, although their faces look young. 0h, weird! yeah. but in a 3.5—hour movie, for that to only be occasionally distracting is actually pretty good. and the fact of the ma

yeah. awesome stuff, robert. retail earnings take center stage next we can monday brings results from dillards and children's place. tuesday highlights include home depot tjx and kohls. wednesday target, l brands and la-z-boy thursday macy's gap, russell and nordstrom. and foot locker closes out the week on friday decent retail sales today see if it continues into the earnings. >> another additional layer of red through on the consumer. something else to keep an eye on next week "closing bell" launching a weeklong series called watch this space. we'll sit down with some of the biggest names in the industry, the space industry get their take on where in space could be headed. guys, an all-star lineup and certainly as we see more wall street money, silicon valley money flow into virjman galactic now publicly traded here. it's becoming a big are thing for investors to be focused on or at least thinking about putting money toward. >> it's a ee normds total addressable market. >> a trillion dollars. >> the coverage. >

robert deniro. the accents we were laughing about off air. all of the philly talk he insisted that deniro, one of the great actors of all time get it right. >> yeahb, you know, really is very -- >> do you like to call deniro robert better than bob? >> i like to call him bob. >> he vowed to lower incarceration rates. "hardball" how are you going to do it, reverend? >> i want to grow up to be president. you want to grow up to be chris matthews. >> you have a broadcaster's voice. >> thanks. i'm going to stick to my day job if they'll let me. >> maybe this is a trick question -- >> never would chris matthews ask a trick question, would you think? my problem is that i have the chris matthews syndrome. i want to break in, i want to talk too fast and i want to cram too much information and you'd be loudy at these debates, chris. >> let's talk about who you'd like to see win for professional reasons who would be the best setup material. >> can i ask a question? >> yes, sir. >> can you slow it down a peg? >> no. no. what's the answer? >> i feel like i've got oatmeal on my head. >> let me ask you a question slower. who would you as a comedian most like to

and also i'm seeing it's a along the golden gate bridge which robert will talk about just a few minutes but yeah, we're fog free right here at least and really for most of the bay area we are gointo see some cloud cover thoh begin to sweep over and really increase throughout the entie day keeping things a lot more mild this afternoon than what we saw yesterday teeratures out the door right actually a few degrees on the cooler sideversus the start yesterday so 40's and 50's he the ng sleeves as you make your way to the ca thimorning 43 in nevada right now 50 deees. in san francisco are looking at 51 hayward and 52 in san jose. but what will this afternoon look like temperature wise to let you know coming up james darya thank you very much. >>rebecca a big story this morning sandra fell high school see extra police on campus today after they arrested someone for making threats online thats target the school today and monday november 25th kron four's christina tate role is li at san rafael high with more >>so it all started on mnday rehing out to sandra fell rted police department because he starte

robert levinson. what happened, his whereabouts. >> ryan. >> yeah, a lot of questions, ed. e do know is that in a filing to the united nations, iran has acknowledged, revealed that there is an ongoing case involving robert levinson in iran's revolutionary court. they did not elaborate at all beyond that, but that in itself is a significant change in the messaging that we have been getting from iran for these last 12 years since he disappeared, that simply, they don't know where he is. he's not being held in that country. now, iran's revolutionary court typically handles espionage cases and the westerners involved in the cases are often find guilty and used as bargaining chips. the trump administration says they've raised the reward for $25 million. in a washington post editorial, jason, who spent more than a year in iran called this disclosure from iran a ray of light and it said it may be a hint from the iranians that they are prepared to do a deal. if true, he says levinson may be the longest held congresssionaling in u.s. history. getting back to what we don't know. we do

. >> yeah, that's a bargain. robert, you mentioned taxes. its so-called mansion tax, so it's even higher levels in terms of percentages. >> that's right. so the very top of the market apartments over $30 million are now close to 4% on this mansion tax. david, this is interesting, albany is talking once again about a tax that would mean if you own a second apartment in manhattan that's over $2 million there would be another tax on top of that annually so they are talking about even more taxes now that the mansion tax has barely been in place for six months and that is why buyers just want to sit on the sidelines and say, look, we're going to rent until you guys figure out what you're going to do with taxes. >> makes sense robert, thank you. >> i guess if you are not renting how do you sell a home today? well, if you are the southern california based boutique real estate group then you make a movie about it the company is using hollywood-style movie narratives designed for social media to help sell homes faster and joining us now is ceo raj ka

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yet robert frank is here with what she's proposing now tough to implement. >> yeah.e gets complicated. let's explain what it is warren plans to raise over 2 trillion a year. now, she's proposing that the annual tax on the appreciation of an asset, even if you don't sell it. so right now, you only pay capital gains tax when you sell an asset but under her tax, if you own 100 shares of apple, which is about 100 in gains this year, your gain would be $10,000 the tax on that right now would be $2,400 if you sold them but under warren's plan, which also increases the capital gains tax rate, you would have to pay a tax of $3,700 on your apple stock even if you didn't sell a single share this year now, warren says this tax would only apply to the top 1% of households and it would exclude retirement counts. but as she says, ultra-millionaires and billionaires won't be able to earn income on giant fortunes year after year without paying a penny in taxes so this is a tax on unrealized capital gain and by the way, if you have a loss, you can carry that forward into the next yea

robert suly are going to work on that. trust me. they have 10 days to do it. >> yeah, they said we've got to do better. . >> good morning. i have to stop talking football because i can do that for a long time. what is it like at the bay bridge. well it is backed up for a 15 to 20-minute delay. but still just a little better than it was. a little better on tuesday of this week. if you're looking at interstate 880 north and south. things are still doing pretty well in the east bay but if you look at the other commute 80 for example looks great. if you're driving from vallejo to berkley say hey where is everybody? well where's everyone in marin. there's not a lot of slow traffic out there in the east bay or the silicon valley right now. it could change but we're off to a nice start and speaking of being off to a nice start. here's mr. steve paulson. >> it was tough this morning. you know when you're like oh, man when that alarm goes off. >> it's troubling when you do this for a living. >> thank you sir. >>> all right. we'll get to it here. today will be very sunny and warm. if you have to get out of the house. i'll do the b

yeah. >> it's all going to be mugging for the cameras -- you're right. >> laura: but robert, during the proceeding they don't say anything. >> largely this is a deliberative proceeding to arrive at a verdict about whether or not to remove the president from office. >> laura: preposterous. >> the democrats don't have the vote. so what are we doing? >> laura: they think it's good for them. >> everybody should have their eyes on the best interests of the country. >> laura: great to see you tonight, robert and harmeet. and i mentioned, the public sentiment moving against the democrats. this is what the real clear polling average looked like november 10. that's the week that the hearings started. 51% started. 42% opposed. a nine-point spread. this is the average. 48% support and 45% oppose. closing the spread to three points. so the democrats explosive show actually seemed to turn people off. that probably is why nancy pelosi and cnn are holding a town hall. should a news network be advancing the case of impeachment of a president? shouldn't they give jim jordan his own town hall? joining me right now