rochelle: what do the other papers say?orter: the guardian says that her deal is doing nothing to heal divisions. a split cabinet, split party, and a split nation. this extreme the eloquent headline from the sun is the itndout front page, calling a soft one blasted by all sides. they have been national protests following a court ruling in favor of a rape accuser after his lawyer argued the victim was consenting because of her choice of underwear. reporter: pretty shocking. just to give you an idea of how much national anger there is, there were nationwide protests. still reacting to this decision. among the arguments, since the victim was wearing a lacy thong, she was attracted to the defendant and open with being with someone. to jury took 90 minutes reach the unanimous not guilty verdict, sparking concerns about victim blaming that might dissuade women from coming forward in the future and also calls for better ballistic training. barista training. as i mentioned, nationwide protests on wednesday. 400 women marching to th

in washington he is president of flanagan consulting and a former congressman in new york we have rochelle ritchie she is a political analyst and a former press secretary for house democrats and in st paul we cross to david schultz he is a hamlin university professor of political science all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate it rochelle me go to you first in new york we know what the results of the election elections are but what are the lessons to be drawn from it i mean we both have the right we see the republicans and democrats claiming victory and they have their points but we still have the same kind of polarization and as i said in my introduction it looks like we're going to have doing investigations is this what the voters voted for go ahead rochelle in new york. well you know i had a lot of hope after the election that maybe the tide had turned in maybe that the divisiveness that we saw in our country would start to diminish but as you have seen that does not seem to be the case we have the president coming out and alre

no doubt about it. >> rochelle: are you serious?e: come on now! >> anthony: i've been all over the south. i've had a lot of greens and those are some -- they're not just delicious, they're luxurious. >> rochelle: thank you so much. >> anthony: big hunks of you won't tell me what in there? right? >> rochelle: i can't tell y'all my secret. >> anthony: will this kind of entrepreneurship lead detroit out of its sinkhole? probably not. i can't believe there's, like, not a line of cars around the corner. that was good. but it's no longer about winning, is it? it's about surviving. >> rochelle: dinner, sandwiches! rib tips, collards! ♪ >> anthony: there are approximately 80,000 abandoned buildings within detroit's 140-square-mile city limits. what that translates to, unfortunately, is about 14 acts of arson a day. nearly 5,000 a year. that's just arson. that doesn't include the thousands of other types of fires and medical emergencies the detroit fire department responds to every day. with an ever lower valued housing market where you can

it looks like we're going to have doing investigations is this what the voters voted for go ahead rochelle in new york. well you know i have a lot of hope after the election that maybe the tide had turned in maybe that the divisiveness that we saw in our country would start to diminish but as you have seen that does not seem to be the case we have the president coming out and already calling some things take news we have you know reporters fighting with the president and so it just seems like this is going to continue but what i am proud of as far as what happened with the election is the diversity that we saw as a result of people heading to the polls you had the first two muslim women elected to congress you had two african-american women in connecticut and massachusetts that are the first african-americans women to represent their district so this was a very exciting time as far as diversity in our country but it seems like we're right back to the warfare this you just mentioned when it comes to politics in our country and i don't think this is what the american people want i think the

[applause] >>>> my name is rochelle reilly- i don't know if this is on. [inaudible conversations] >> my name is rochelle riley, and i'moc the media. i have been -- [laughter] i've been a journalist my whole life. i was a tarheel, studied journalism at the university of north carolina at chapel hill, worked at six different newspapers including "the washington post" and the "dallas morning news". i'm now a columnist for the detroit free press, and i have decided after all of these years of journalism, i now want to write books. so i'm not a prolific thoracic i'm a prolific writer. you know, when you write three columns a week for years and years and years and years, you get used to writing. i'm working on my first novel. i can tell you it's very different when you get something that has your name on the front and you get toe hold it, and is i've been crying since february. [laughter] but i was so honored to be asked to present at this festival. one of the best i've ever seen, and i love libraries. that was my first job. because it means that books still ma

in washington he is president of flanagan consulting and a former congressman in new york we have rochelle ritchie she is a political analyst and a former press secretary for house democrats and in st paul we cross to david schultz he is a hamelin university professor of political science all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate it rochelle may go to you first in new york we know what the results of the election. elections are but what are the lessons to be drawn from it i mean we both have the room we see the republicans and democrats claiming victory and they have their points but we still have the same kind of polarization and as i said in my introduction it looks like we're going to have doing investigations is this what the voters voted for go ahead rochelle in new york. well you know i had a lot of hope after the election that maybe the tide had turned in maybe that the divisiveness that we saw in our country would start to diminish but as you have seen that does not seem to be the case we have the president coming out and al

hillary clinton, he ran a better campaign and that's why he's in the oval office today. >> laura: rochelle, do you think the press has treated melania in the same way that they treated michelle? >> look, no. i don't think they have and i can be honest about that. when we look at how michelle obama was treated, she was treated in a very different way, but i think that's because her husband was also not pushing forward a very divisive rhetoric in the press and her husband was not attacking the press. this is something that -- you know, melania is not innocent when it comes to this whole birther issue which she pedaled with her husband. they have not treated her fairly, but at the same time they are looking at the administration, the rhetoric that is coming from her husband. it's not attractive to them. >> laura: are you aware of the polls at the end of the obama evisceration that his office had united the country, are you aware of those, rochelle? >> what i'm aware of 77% of the country in the polls that came out before the midterm elections as the country feels that they are more divisive.

usa, monica crowley, senior columnist for "the washington times," and the democratic strategist rochelle richie. candace, are these political swipes and reworked old stories, are they really worth the half of the reported $65 million advance that michelle obama was paid for her memoir by crown publishing? >> to the democratic party, they are worth it. these are the same tired and baseless accusations that everybody says when they want to sell books. we saw this from michael wolf, we saw this from omarosa. they're constantly using the president and trying to feed the divisive rhetoric that's already out there in the media. i take great exception to the idea that our president is a misogynist. misogyny does not appoint sarah sanders. misogyny does not appoint kellyanne conway. misogyny does not appoint everybody on his staff that we are seeing being led by women. it's really ridiculous and it's tired and it's really unbecoming especially coming from the former administration to constantly verbally assault this president. >> laura: rochelle, it's interesting coming from somebody who's such

[applause] >> my name is rochelle. [inaudible] my name is rochelle. i've been a journalist my whole life. i was a journalism at the university of north carolina chapel hill. worked at newspapers including the washington post. now a columnist for the detroit free press. i have decided that after all these years of journalism, i am now want to write books. i'm not a prolific author, i'm a political writer. when you write three columns a week for years and years and years. you get used to deadlines and writing nonfiction. this is nonfiction i'm working on my first novel. i can tell you it is very different when you get something that has her name on the front. you get to hold it and i've been crying since february. [laughter] i was so honored to be asked to present at this festival. one of the best i've ever seen. i love my brace care. it was my first are. it means books still matter. reading still modest. i'm glad so many people here in his room to talk about our books. thank you very much. [applause] >> before we get into this conversation, i'm going t

let's bring in attorney jena ellis and rochelle. to you first, is there appetite to shut the government. several department to have funding, including homeland security, is anybody willing especially on the democratic side to get in the way of frankly keeping the government running? >> look, we already know that the president would love to see a shutdown, he said so in february that he would love to see shutdown over immigration, what republicans fail today remember that in 2013 the democrats did put forth immigration bill, $40 billion which would have provided 40,000 additional border agents at the border. it would have also extended 700 miles and extended more than security measures, so democrats have been on board and republicans during that time in 2013 they said absolutely not and i think this $5 billion that republicans are offering up that's supposed to span over 3 years, to put a pacifer to keep in president's mouth and they know they cannot stand more reckless spending. cheryl: i don't know ant reckless spending, a lot has

jillian: we have to run, i want to give rochelle a couple seconds, if democrats can't come together onre problems? >> i think it could cause more problems, they have to unify, if pelosi has the votes, they have to get behind her, i don't think causing more division is good for them in 2020. jillian: thank you both for your time, appreciate it. we are coming right back. ♪ [upbeat music] you wouldn't feel good not knowing the price here. don't let it happen when you buy your diabetes test strips. with the accu-chek® guide simplepay program, y . . if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. hello, i'm an idaho as you probably know, i've been looking all over for our big idaho potato truck. it's out there somewhere reminding folks about heart healthy idaho potatoes and making contributions to local charities. so this y

under the skin rochelle's women starts nov thirteenth t w. i was on the day he died he was on reconnaissance patrol he was shot in the head after his death he was awarded the iron cross second class caused by the plus and. flanders belgium a common grave for soldiers who died in world war one over forty four thousand men are buried here rebecca burman christophe sent us our high school students from consul there trying to learn as much as possible about an officer hydras franco who once attended their school. this is the friedrich and custom a lot of the students here are studying history this is a monument to the fallen soldiers of the world wars. fourteen eighteen fourteen under w. this must be him fingers down and i know racist stuff is the start of a major research project. and you come out of this by some as if we are studying what we can about him so that we can get a better idea of what the war was really like. that's what he would do it's because dan attended our school and he studied a lot of the same subjects that we do you know so

done with that shima the united nations security council scored an emergency meeting today after rochelle fired on and seized tree ukrainian ships off the coast of the crimean peninsula two of the ships are now more lead in the port of cash in russian and its crimea ukrainian president petro poroshenko has demanded the crew and the vests and the vessels be reduced immediately russia says three of the crewmen are injured and are receiving medicaid care. called the incident an act of aggression and has proposed introducing loshon or to put the country on a war footing the clash happened in a narrow street between russia and crimea a point of international tension since russia annexed a region four years ago. a confrontation at sea russia cues the ukrainian navy of acting like bandits what followed state ukraine was an act of russian aggression. a russian coastguard ship opened fire on then seized three ukrainian vessels it happened in the black sea off the coast of crimea after the russian ships blocked access to the sea of hours of via the narrow carriage street which separates the crimean

berlin a tense standoff between russia and ukraine over a street off the disputed crimean peninsula rochelle finance and seizes the street ukrainian ships came in and they entered the russian television waters illegally off the crimean coast ukraine accuses the russian maybe of acting like bandits also coming.

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under the skin rochelle's women starts november thirteenth. w. o l goodness league of fans it's time to get eliminated the two biggest teams in germany have a big date this weekend dorman's happy go lucky youngsters welcome fiery force for the latest edition of jack classic up. now we'll see who's really the best. i. that's right everybody. flying thought much. about. people luck on the job. we see. you keep on doing is there a futon wouldn't believe now that is confidence. we should fear nobody will be playing at home in front of our supporters we will have to deliver right before. facing the reigning champions so i. started to see the stuff. i buy and i'm still looking for that pull. it off as it stands for dortmund games obviously vital to this club everything you need to know about the big clubs. in our hands to beat. us it's all men's vs by munich right here on kick off life. sit back relax and get ready to take in germany top. welcome to. the classic we spoke with someone with plenty of day classic experience not so much to us who represent

and that's why we call on rochelle to ensure full compliance with these very important trade agreements nato secretary general against thank you very much for joining us thank you for having me. one hundred years ago women in germany won the right to vote today germany's chancellor angela merkel she marked the centenary of women's suffrage. at the ceremony women were for once over represented only a few men were on hand at the german historical museum to celebrate the centenary of the women's suffrage movement chancellor merkel was at the center of the celebrations she's the first woman in germany to hold the post of chancellor and today that fact how special importance. and you with no one laughs at a girl anymore when she says she wants to be a minister or chancellor. at the end of last year this. is those of us some were asking the question of whether a man should be allowed to do it. so i think it's all it's about i didn't make that obvious. however symbolically significant it may be to have a woman at the helm women are still under represented in german parliament and when it comes

the artillery to turn has placed on the west bank of the noisome and in the forts of mob and rochelle via this pinning the germans down on the east bank. if the germans want to take their dump they'll have to destroy those guns. but to do that they'll have to take the two hills that stand in their way cote three or four and more tom dead man's hill. dead man's hill acquired its name after a body was found there in the nineteenth century. every square foot of it the scene fighting to violent to even contemplate. today at its summit there's a terrible monument. a skeletal figure crying victory. on the sixth of march the crown prince launches his troops at dead man's hill. before their eyes the hill explodes. the assault will go down in history as the hell of a don it is. it it is. it expects anteroom and april one thousand nine hundred sixteen is where the battle grinds to a standstill. the two armies are dug in face to face they'll spend months trying to destroy each other. but this is already a victory for the french as to turn promised the germans cannot pass. it's time for him to sp

maria: this is for rochell. rochell, do you think women govern differently than men?women, the women we're seeing are going to govern based off of their beliefs and their policies. i don't want to make it seem as though women govern better or govern worse than men. maria: i'm glad you said that. 25 years on wall street and covering business, people would say to me we want you to speak to women and their money conference. i would say thank you, but the fact is that's just marketing. we all want to make money. we all want to have wise and good investment decisions over the long term. >> i will say, i think that women and african americans and muslims and what we're seeing were sort of motivated by the rhetoric they were seeing from the oval office to come out and run during this midterm cycle. i think that was a motivating factor to get them out. maria: that's a good point you make. brian, does the president change his tone in any way? do republicans change their tone in any way to try to solicit support from women? >> you know, i think what they do is they lean in on t

in washington he is president of flanagan consulting and a former congressman in new york we have rochelle ritchie she is a political analyst and a former press secretary for house.

australian city of melbourne on the down off to a stabbing attack kills one at a car is set ablaze among rochelle shoppers. fleeing the fire and entire town is evacuated in a foster moving fire in northern california. and. the diamond rich region of central african republic despite the escalating violence and a half a million people displaced out of this country find out why some are returning home . turkish police have told prosecutors they're officially ending this. sources tell engineers traces of acid were found at the residence of the saudi consul general in istanbul it's thought the saudi body may have been disposed of using chemicals investigators say they'll continue looking for clues into his murder ashaji was killed after entering the saudi consulate more than a month ago more now from andrew simmons. the revelation follows the poetry analysis of samples taken by turkish investigators more than a fortnight after jamal khashoggi is murder a source of the turkish prosecutor's office has told our jazeera it was here at the consul general's residence that traces of hydrofluoric acid and a n

tense standoff between drug shyne ukraine over a naval passage of the disputed crimean peninsula rochelle files and seizes three ukrainian ships claiming they entered waters off crimea illegally you create accuses the russian navy of acting like bandits also coming up with a deal after the e.u. endorses a briggs a deal british prime minister to resign me now faces the challenge of persuading called on them let's just supports it oh.

. >> jenna rochelle thank you so much. >> thank you. >> well coming up oil prices are trading higherrning for the first time in 11 sessionings. after saudi arabia says it will cut its production next month. reaction in the european markets straight heated. ♪ >> well oil after being down for five weekses in a row is trading higher this morning, after saudi arabia said it will cut its oil production next month and opec moves closer to reducing its output we bring in from london craig, good morning. >> you know, have oil prices hit -- can we say that yet is this bottom to you? >> i mean are it is early to say at this stage we've had one update really of any significance so still quite early. but i think we are potentially nearing a bottom at the very least. and hitting these levels now we're starting to see oil suggest output cuts and not only oil minister as well. but joint monitoring committee who met over the weekend who also alluded to a similar outcome. >> and a lot of conversation about brexit is setback for british prime minister troughs may after political on decision forces her

but first of all, your analysis of this, rochelle, given what you have seen from michael avenatti. >> i know he made this popularity by being the lawyer for stormy daniels after the despicable allegations of donald trump's extramarital affairs. but i have never been a fan of his. he is an attention seeker. he's an opportunist. and i'm sure he'll use this as another opportunity to go on another media tour. he'll find a way to make himself relevant by nip means necessary. trish: this is not the kind of attention you want. >> it's not. but he knows how to spin it. if he is guilty of this, domestic violence is a very serious offense. if he is guilty, he need to be held accountable. trish: he's disputing this. but tmz is reporting, you have got to hand it to tmz. they often have been right in these cases. they are reporting he said she hit me first. >> that's the important comment here, trish. i'm sure there will be people who say wait, brett kavanaugh we gave him the benefit of the dpowpt but that's what distinguishes this situation. the fact that michael avenatti would say but she hit me

let's get a read from nan heyworth back from us, democratic strategist rochelle richie, and kat, a fox that's a democrat pickup, democrats like to say it's a further sign after blue wave, not a typical midterm election. it would fall within the realm of a typical midterm election, but is it a blue wave to you? >> i think the democrats have a lot to be proud of right now. i think that we saw a little bit of a blue wave. maybe it wasn't, you know, a really big one, but there's definitely some ripples, ripples there. i mean, when you look at how close these races have been when it comes between democrats and republicans. i think that republicans should be a little concerned because these races are very close, so i'm excited by what i have seen. i'm very excited to see all of the people that came out and voted. and whether you were republican or democrat. i think that a lot of people have been the political pieces, the political giants of all of us have been awakened as a result of this administration and that's one positive. so i don't think that republicans can sleep on what they're seei

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here with more is mitch rochelle, alan is back with us as well.itch, talk about the implications because there is always a supply and demand component of that, depending how you see this sometimes falling oil can be a great story, sometimes it can be a cautionary story. how are you seeing this? >> i'm going to wave the caution flag, charles, because the reason why oil is selling off is the same reason why the public equity markets are selling off is fear of world economic slowdown. not recession but but slowdown. that is the driving force. charles: alan, you said oil at the time was going down, it was near 60 bucks a barrel. you said potentially could be a black swan. could it be a black swan right now with respect not only our economy but the global economy? >> oil is a food -- good indicator how much people's needs are. the inflation numbers can be dampened somewhat. maybe that way they will not be as aggressive raising rates which has its own positive effects on the economy. charles: is there a net-net to this or to be determined? >> because fo

walls of a former victorian-era schoolhouse, insulated from the moronic inferno blazing outside, is rochellehild of margot henderson and her business partner, melanie arnold. how long have you been up and running here? >> margot: ten years. >> anthony: oh my god. >> margot: ten years, where have you been? >> anthony: i can't believe -- i know, what is wrong with me? you were a chef before fergus, yes? >> margot: yeah, well i started cooking in restaurants when i was 12. >> anthony: yeah. >> margot: but this is fergus, peas in their pods. we met when i was working at the eagle and i said straight away to him we should open a restaurant together and he said, "well, that's a good idea, but let's be lovers as well." which i always thought was quite good. and then we had a restaurant. the whole area has changed around here. it's very shoreditch, groovy guys on little motorbikes with the handle bars. >> anthony: what was the neighborhood like before? >> margot: quite a large bengali community. before that it was quite a strong jewish community, but then they moved out, next group would move in. it

and that's why we call on rochelle to show full compliance with these very important trade agreement. the me too movement is a year old begetting in hollywood's a film industry it's spread quickly around the world and the workplace now revelations are appearing almost on a daily basis in india's film industry bollywood probably metal desk is here still to see this that wealth rabbit said tell us about these revelations and whether they're likely to change attitudes in italy is in big bollywood yeah well one hopes of i mean i think it's going to be more difficult that we have to remember bollywood or actually the indian film industry is the biggest in the world that includes bollywood they make about two thousand films year hollywood just to show the difference they make about half that now the large majority of the bollywood films have quite a sort of my songs in its view of the world and society and a lot of them are starring sort of strong powerful men with subservient women hit the sides of who adore them they dance together they looking lovingly into each other's eyes and i think

joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, mitch rochell and lindsey bell.erybody this morning. thank you for being here. it was a huge day yesterday in markets. we're in a good earnings period and yet the market trades down 600 points on growth concerns. what's going on? >> growth is the big he question mark for 2019. we're cycling the tax reform package, fiscal stimulus is coming to a peak right now as we look out to 2019, interest rates are rising. it seems like global growth could be slowing especially with china. so the question is where do earnings go from here? we're looking at 8.5% growth for 2019, group 10 10% -- down from% this year. maria: revenue? >> ticked up. maria: earnings of 10%. >> earnings of 8.5% for 2019. maria: that's way down. no wonder markets are upset. 2018, earnings were up 25%, going down to 8% in 2019. >> so much of that was a one-timer from tax reform and i think what the market isn't really fully digesting is the forward guidance is in a new tax regime year over year mode and a lot of people looking at the difference between th

joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, mitch rochell and jonas maxarus is here this morning.rning, everybody. good to see you. >> that's not the plan. when i hear that, i think of mike tyson, he everyon said eves a plan until you get hit in the face. if for nothing else, he owns more of the voting shares and someone else has got go in and -- maria: he owns the voting stock. >> he's not going to go at this stage. there's a point he will want to protect his own assets, when is own wealth is declining. it hasn't fallen that far where that's going to happen but it's close and i don't want to like totally bash this company because they do more good than harm still, like most tech companies, especially abroad when they don't have media and they need to communicate. this company did not get enough press attention when the russia story broke because the media was focusing on trump. that was a little bit of the ways they were trying to squeeze money out of the world by people's privacy and that needed more press attention. maria: we're going to talk with lance ulinoff on the subject.

joining me to break it down is dagen mcdowell, mitch rochell and lee carter. see you this morning. >> great to be here. maria: good morning. >> busy week. >> looks like we're having a rally this morning. maria: a big rally underway. jp morgan in its research note over the weekend said this is the most important week left in 2018 for markets because you've got a lot of stuff happening this week. federal reserve on wednesday, jay powell speaking with the new york economic club. on friday china and the u.s. will speak. then you've got retail stuff coming out, a window into how the consumer is doing. dagen: the consumer looks good. we'll get an update on how fast the economy was growing in the third quarter. it's expected to hold steady, 3.5%. but again, 4% growth in consumer spending in that quarter. the u.s. shopper strong. however, in terms of that wall street journal article about there's no refuge this year, that all the asset class% down across the board, stocks, global bonds, copper, crude oil, even burlap. 90% of the 70 asset classes tracked by deutsche ba

tax cut plan cut incomes on all levels by the way i want to just point out something that mitch rochelleg to tax foundation that top 1% pay the 40% to federal income tax top 10% pays 71% of all federal income tax. so it looks like this is the talking point will for democrats into this next period. >> well people who make most money should pay the taxst that the way the system is defined but i think what the congressman said is right look i'm -- elected official and future elected official i have people working two, three or jobs trying to make ends meet support child care payment and support their rent it is difficult. there are people that are working and that's good but we have to make sure a day's work you get an honest wage we're a struggle now and seeing that beneath these numbers and i think we pass things like infrastructure bill to put people back to work, that can start to get people good paying high quality jobs that's what we need to do. >> your thoughts on this -- caylee because this is going to be the fight the republicans want to do tax cuts 2.0. and it looks like both side

under the scheme rochelle's women starts nov thirteenth d w. i was on the day he died he was on reconnaissance patrol he was shot in the head after his death he was awarded the iron cross second class called spread plus and. flanders belgium a common grave for soldiers who died in world war one over forty four thousand men are buried here rebecca and christophe centers are high school students from consul there trying to learn.