fda approved for over 16 years. >> rosie o'donnell really >> tucker: rosie o'donnell really, really hatesr world who really hates trump, she claims it is not a new thing. she has been hating to be for years. she is no closer to winning that debate. yesterday, msnbc, rosie showed she has still not recovered from the 2016 election. here's part of it. >> we are going to right the ship. there is no way he will prevail. because he is evil, he is dark. it is the opposite of what america stands for. i was thought, why didn't they count the program of his rallies? when he was elected, what i wrote on twitter was we should invoke martial law to make sure the russians were not involved in the final tally. >> he wants to send the military to the border. >> ise want to send the military to the white house. [laughter] >> tucker: martial law? they think that is a good idea. dean cain as an actor, joins us tonight. if i were running the hollywood chamber of commerce, i would call rosie o'donnell and say, pull back -- martial law, really? you are embarrassing us. >> that thing is a joke, sending people t

steve, rosie and eugene are still here. how do they do that? >> i always thought, why didn't they counterprogram his nazi-esque rallies. why didn't the democratic commission get together and go when he's there we're going to get springsteen and speakers. why is he allowed to go do this reality show? and everyone just follows it. nobody says -- nobody -- >> you've worked in television forever. why didn't they do that? >> because the mainstream media didn't frame the rallies as they were. no one said he paid for people to be there that they were only this many people. he had to move inside the gym because the outside venue was too big. no one said the facts like -- even when the rallies are happening now. i wish the news media would frame it for the people. here's another hate-filled rally full of lies by a president who wasn't really elected. >> fox doesn't even take the rallies anymore. i don't disagree on the problem as it was at the time. but that's not the problem now. how do democrats win now? >> yeah, that is a scary thing coming up, 19 da

i don't know. >> juan: with rosie, you never know.back, you know, he attacked her, he said she looked like -- >> dana: i know, i know. so not satisfying to talk about, like, the words all the time. yes, like, for example, i don't love it, that the president said gianforte, he body slammed a reporter that, helps him in montana. i don't love. that and also gianforte apologized for it. and he was chagrinned about it, embarrassed by it, got in trouble for it, he said i'm sorry, never do it again, aapologized to the reporter. we have, great stuff happening but we have really difficult problems that we need to deal w we talked about the deficit, immigration. we should have a system, that should not be a partisan thing. to argue about something that donald trump said about rosie o'donnell four years ago, three years ago, completely unsatisfying and unnecessary. >> juan: but i think dana is right. >> dana: thank you. >> juan: i wish we had a better level of discourse in politics. >> hillary clinton said you cannot do that until democrats win

host: thank you, rosie. guest: i think what rosie is describing is an interesting trend in texas. there is polling in texas that suggests there are voters like -- that like ted cruz when he stands apart from president trump and there are voters that like president trump. there do not seem to be many republican voters who like both. that is tricky because ted cruz has to be able to get those trump voters. i do think ted cruz ultimately will pull this out, but i think he will not have as big a win as he ought to because he has that strange dynamic he has to deal with and he has an opponent that raised a heck of a lot of money. i don'tnd of the day, think this will look like wendy davis versus greg abbott. i think this will be different and it will show that democrats are making inroads in texas. part of the reason it will look that way will be because of the cruz-trump dynamic. a red statet still or is it purple or changing? guest: i would say it is probably sort of a deep magenta. more red than purple or blue, but there are areas where you are going to start seeing changes. i think

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i know rosie. i knew her back in the day. we were very friendly and wonderful.with her. and i would be happy to sit cross from her and say, "i disagree. and even on that show, all they did was laugh. why didn't anybody offer a dissenting opinion. >> martial law? how often do you hear stuff like that here at dinner? >> monday through sunday. >> so it's ubiquitous here. >> i'll hear it from some of the actors. but then we'll go through and shooting something. and then they're like, "hey, i'm with you." >>that's such an interesting point. and i've noticed this exact thing. how different are the opinions of the crews? >> i would say they're diametrically opposed. >> don't the actors at some point say, i'm supposed to be on the side of the average person, the underdog. i'm surrendered by underdogs, but i hate them from their views. >> all we hear is what we want to hear, most of the time. i'm putting myself in that camp because i am an actor. i travel the world. i do things that i think have some substance. i'm in bad places. but a lot of these people, you're coddles

and distributed thirteen thousand young trees in the area around the park where louise swimmer and rosie macca baler deliver a new batch to a village they also hold a workshop with local people about a million people live in the immediate vicinity of kruger there are few university trained doctors and many healers practitioners of traditional indigenous medicine they are powerful figures in their communities rosie mccabe is a healing practitioner doing a swimmer works for the park administration. there workshop is just for he lets there's plenty of interest because there is a severe shortage of medicinal plants professional traffickers still huge amounts to supply customers in the cities so local healers need alternative sources we teach them how to plant how to do two to harvest in a sustainable way so that tomorrow or maybe somebody else if he comes you can also get disability dismantled plant. luis where merce as a priority is to protect the plants that grow in the park larry i've been so good will but once it's in the workshops the healers discuss whether they can use leaves rather t

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quÉ sabroso en vivo desde los Ángeles, rosie vivo desde los Ángeles, rosie rivera nos ¿estás lista paraue contiene los 28 ingredientes. el tostar y todos los ingredientes ademÁs que el mole es muy representativo para nosotros ya que es el mole de fiesta. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) como proteÍna usamos el venado. >> el venado. >> tambiÉn es muy de ustedes tambiÉn es muy de nosotros guau!. >> sobre todo poner el alma en cada platillo. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >> guau!. >> yo me quedo tengo ganas de probarlo o sea. >> de pronto nos vemos con los platos medios vacÍos gracias a los chefs. vamos con el candelero. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >> seÑores, vamos a hablar acerca de lo que es la pelea entre marjorie de sousa y lo que iba a cesar se equivocaron solamente era de 2 ahora hay una persona tambiÉn involucrada la hermana del actor ha dÉcimo tied participar para poder ver a su hijo mejor dicho a su sobrino matÍas hijo de juliÁn se fue a los juzgados de familia a exponer sus puntos de vista en lo que ella considera una injusticia. >> que se cometen contra los padres e h

it was a real problem. >> rosy is an unattractive person. rosy is a slob. >> they said he invaded her space. i invaded her space. believe me, the last space that i want to invade is her space, believe me. >> donald trump said the following about you, quote, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? can you imagine that the face of our next president? >> i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> in an interview with the associated press late today, president trump defended his comments about stormy daniels. asked if it was appropriate to comment on a woman's looks, trump says you can take it any way you want. white house reporter for the associated press conducted that interview a few moments ago with the president. don edwards, congresswoman from maryland former and contributor of "time" magazine. i want to start with jonathan. you just interviewed the president with some of your colleagues at . ap how would you describe his reaction physically when you questioned him about whether you should

we will lift off this avail and everything will be and rosie.ck her because the good times are ahead —— this vale and everything will be sunny and rosie. that is the headline in the mail. ahead of this conference, going into ita there we re conference, going into ita there were questions about her leadership, as there have been for a long time —— going into it. borisjohnson satirising her by running through the wheat field and making a big speech. is she stronger at the end of this conference than going into it? it is all relative. she's been ona it? it is all relative. she's been on a pretty sticky wicket since the election that went wrong, then brexit negotiations haven't gone the way she might have hoped. this was seen as way she might have hoped. this was seen as another crunch moment for her. could she's survived the conference? —— could she's survived the conference —— could she survive the conference —— could she survive the conference? it's been relatively successful. are not going to say she is safe for the next 12 months and she will s

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rosie fifteen an hour. they're going to get five euros fifty got all. the bugs out of things out. i work here. in the can comes aground here and i got the company but they were letters in with a camera. and the owners are feed just gone with it you may have given the daughter . and. the companies usually don't even pay a third of the official minimum wage. many of the men work seven days a week up to twelve or thirteen hours a day during harvest time. but these indians are trapped in a criminal system most paid thousands of euros to human traffickers to get to italy on fake papers. it can be years before they're able to pay off their debts if at all i this debt bondage is widespread in italy and not only indians are exploited. east europeans and africans to. middlemen behind the scenes recruit the workers. they keep because of their wages and they also dictate the working alice all of which is illegal. i'm. careful here's the boss what's going on we're making a programme about the indian community you can't film here. the menu this is a public space. i'm sorry you were in the fiel

in the work rosie o'donnell look at venezuela it doesn't work you need to have a functioning competitive economy having a guy like donald trump reset the table is to exactly what was needed and i would like to claim victory over my friend alec baldwin at this time as being vindicated in everything i said would happen has happened you know he's forced to do podcasts for public radio in the backwaters of the hippa somewhere so there you go there you have it but i mean the fact is c.n.n. is saying this and they did lead the charge in mocking him and then being afraid of him they say the saying goes something like first they ignore you then they laugh at you then they fear you and we've definitely seen the whole russia gate stuff is definitely the fearing you know the so-called deep state whatever that thing is like whatever all these people were that were leaking information they were trying to destroy and they were trying to undermine them all of the cable news all of the hysteria about them is sheer fear it would look like genuine fear and then of course they join you or you know they sto

theresa may is set to paint a rosy picture of her efforts.vative party comes to a close, the pound gains. sky fall, shares in the james bond's favored carmakers slide. we talked to the chief executive shortly. welcome, i am francine lacqua in london.

he once said he wanted to punch rosie o'donnell square in the face. it is part of his personality. a bully and he likes to, like most bullies, make people think he's tough. >> reporter: so could anyone close to donald trump actually rein in this kind of behavior? those who chronicled his rise in politics and business say at various times people like ivanka trump and his assistants could help him avoid minor pitfalls, but they say in the end no one, not melania trump or ivanka trump, can stop the president from leveling these kinds of insults at women. wolf. >> even at the height of his troubles over his troubles, it hasn't hurt him at the polls. >> reporter: in an exit poll in 2016, they said his treatment of women bothered him, but even so positive% of them voted for him. >> we'll see if that changes. brian todd, thank you very much. >>> coming up, president trump celebrates a ruling against stormy daniels by saying he'll go after the adult film star calling her, quote, horse face. >>> turkish officials say u.s.-based journalist was killed inside a consulate and provide passport s

companies so it would be important for those to be earnings estimates by quite a bit and also give a rosy outlook but we also got numbers from companies like boeing ford harley davidson just to name a few where we could see what impact we might see from higher commodity prices from tariffs on steel and elam in europe from higher dollars saw it is going to be pretty much a make or break week for wall street and will be there to tell us all about it thank you very much scott on wall street and have a good look at it. talking bricks of now and at the french port of the deadlock in the negotiations is giving french customs officials a headache trucks can still travel freely in and out of the u.k. but will that change. most companies to cross the channel by ferry it's cheaper than using the tunnel each day up to fifteen families make their way from dover to cali carrying british goods to mainland europe two million arrays used every year but checks are only carried out randomly this trucks heading to the netherlands. we checked to see if he was carrying more than ten thousand euros because if

project notable women stems from the initiative of a former us finance minister when she was in office rosie real strive to get a woman's portrait on a bang. no. the anti slavery campaign or harriet tubman's name was put forward for the twenty dollar bill but the current administration has so far blocked the plan. but now you can see portraits of women on banknotes with this app there are one hundred outstanding women to choose from including civil rights activist rosa parks and human rights activist eleanor roosevelt the up provides further information about the women selected a great way to put a spotlight on women's historical significance. one more about living in the digital age then check out our facebook page d.w. digital. there you'll find the latest digital news and trends as well as interesting apps exciting gadgets and even tutorials and of course don't miss our shift reports. like us post your comments give us your pain at the w. digital. and as always on ships we leave through the exit the internet find of the week today miniature worlds. the austrian clamens via is a master of

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rosie and the president have been knocking heads since at least 2006.hey calm each other all kinds of things. i dismiss as comedy gone wrong. the issue of immigration is so fraught with passion, look what happened outside the oval office. you had a profanity-laced shouting match between john kelly and john bolton over the issue of immigration, whether the military should be deployed and how hard should we crack down. it's fraught with passion. i will say that the demonstration today by the mexican government in sending the two plane loads full of federales to the mexico-go mexico-guatemalan border, the president and mexico signing that new nafta deal. showing engagement and getting the mexicans to take responsibility for the part their country plays not only for their population but as a highway for people from central america coming our southern border. if the mexicans take responsibility that's a net positive. trish: the president just touched down in montana where he's on his way to a rally. this president has used the economic leverage he has in tha

talk about rosie o'donnell making a call to arms against donald trump.ime critic of the president called for martial law to stop his inauguration and now has a new plea for the military. >> i can't physically sick. i thought this cannot be happening. it took me a good year to compose myself to be in public again. i would send the military to the white house to get him. heather: her comments come after donald trump threatened to have our military close the us-mexico border as thousands of honduran migrants in closer to the border. another airline plays follow the leader by raising back fees. tracy carrasco is here with what we need to know before we book our next flight which kind of knew this would happen. >> it is like follow the leader but alaska airlines the latest to raise their checked baggage fees going up to $30, up $5 in your second bag will cost $40 so these baggage fees will go up for tickets purchased on or after december 5th. it started in august when jetblue set the new industry standard that all the other airlines followed. southwest is the

lubin: rosie the riveter. this is straight out of rosie the riveter, which of course is the 1940's, but, same concept. excellent. after a couple of years in england, he moves to maine. his family owns a small property in southern maine. a place called prout's neck. and homer moved into the family house on prout's neck and lives the rest of his life there. and he is pretty much a recluse. we have almost no record of him entertaining friends. people -- the stories would go, he became so famous that city people would come up from boston and new york to knock on his door and he would pretend he was not there because he did not want to be interrupted. he made a lot of contact with the rural mainers of prout's neck and that part of town, scarborough, maine. and here is his gorgeous painting of saco bay, where prout's neck is located. and you can go there today to homer's studio. it has been restored by the portland art museum. and you can go to the studio and go out on these very rocks that he painted images of here

are still heavily oil dependent and government dominated economy, even though we have been hearing a rosye plan. we know the impact is not limited to the saudi economy, but businesses and companies connected to it. we know shares in softbank, for instance, have fallen due to that international backlash, saudi arabia being the biggest investor in softbank‘s vision fund. he hasn't made any decisions yet, so how much reputational damage if this doing to companies like this? he and mohammad bin salman are so closely associated, so now mr sung cannot go away. if he backed down now, it seems like he dealt the final blow to his friend. netflix is showing no signs of slowing down. the streaming service has added about 7 million new customers in its latest quarter. that is 1.8 million more than wall street expected. however, technology reporter david lee says investors we re reporter david lee says investors were initially sceptical. just before these earnings came out shares in netflix went down because many people were worried they were going to miss their targets for growth, which is the key me

. >> laura: one of your person's favorite person out there is rosie o'donnell. she mixed it up today with nicole wallace. >> he wants to send the military to the border. >> i want to send the military to the white house to get him. [laughter] >> i don't think that's what we are going to get. >> laura: that's a good idea. they are either blowing the white house up or they want to take the military or take him out of the white house. by any means necessary. i guess it's a joke, but it's not all that funny. >> when you forget about rosie, she pops back in the scene. every two months she cycles through and through. amazing how that works. this is not what people care about. people have to get out there and vote, right? it's the most important thing in the world. the country is back, laura. we are winning by everything a metric. doesn't matter if it's our military, isis, immigration. america is winning. people have jobs again, salaries are going up. 401(k)s are through the roof. >> laura: but the left -- these people want to so chaos. >> they have a -- they don't hav

reps for rosie and gaga have yet to confirm this.od. a lot of buzz about that coming back. i feel pretty confident in that one. >>> then here's the story of a lovely lady named maureen mccormick. she, of course, played the oldest brady sister marcia and revealed she too wanted to buy the iconic house when it went on the market. you guys remember that, all the hubbub. so she tells "people" magazine she backed off when she heard there was a massive bidding war that 'nsync's bass talking about it and a mystery tv network. well, today we know that bidder was hgtv and paid $3.5 million for the split level. that's almost double the asking price and while lance was very disappointed he didn't end up getting the house he may be getting a very brady ending to the story. lance is saying that hgtv has reportedly hired him along with their own talent for a special series in which the beloved house will be fully restored to all its groovy glory. [ applause ] >> that's a good idea. >> isn't it fun? hgtv has not released any details but say they wi

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