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our history makers george schultz distinguished fellow, hoover institution secretary schultz is a distinguishedpublic servant having served as budget director, today's discussion focuses on his years as secretary of state under ronald reagan. a professor service will begin with some short remarks after which he and secretary schultz will engage in a conversationing the end of the cold war. this event is being filmed for later broadcast so we should finish up around 1:10.

i will tell you that debbie wasserman schultz has a tough deal going. the candidates that she backs, one is about socialists and the other one is under considerable political fire. i will give her credit for that. i just think that the message is old and tired. it seems to be all about abortion at this point. up thetrying to stir female electorate to vote for hillary. i just can't see it working this time. enjoy the show, thank you. host: chris christie is up next on the soapbox at the iowa state fair. this tweet from a chris christie earlier, taking the family to the iowa state fair tomorrow. that tweet is from yesterday. chris christie is taking over snapchat and mary pat taking over instagram. the republican presidential candidate and the governor of new jersey coming up at noon eastern on the iowa state fair des moines register at soapbox. this story from usa today, chris christie looks for and i will boost. new jersey governor chris christie jumped in a fox interview that he might write a pony when he arrives at the iowa state fair on saturday so t

wasserman schultz: thank you very much. thank you very much, jim, thank you for so eloquently -- or zogby. only she was entitled to do that. thank you so eloquently paying tribute to the lives of those wonderful democrat who we have lost who we honor today. ll entertaining motion to approve the report of the resolutions committee. i hear a motion. second? is there discussion? all indicate by saying aye. it shows the resolution report is adopted. jim,o thank you very much, and all members of the resolutions committee for your service and your hard work. our resolutions are an invaluable tool for our institution, so we can honor those who have dedicated their lives for the betterment of our party and nation to address injustices in society and recommit ourselves to the values of the democratic party. and each of those resolutions .old great importance i hope can on use them as inspiration as we move forward. next is the report of the rules and bylaws committee. the chair recognizes the , theirs of the committee to authors of

debbie wasserman schultz really likes to spend everything everything. people should look up on the internet about the abortion clinics. that used to be in charge of it, that started it, she was with the nazis. people really ought to stop period.that >> they give a calling. we'll take more of your calls later today following the republican candidates that are still to come on the iowa state by the desx, hosted moines register. at noon it is chris christie, the republican governor of new jersey. at 1:00 p.m. eastern, the republican governor of louisiana, bobby jindal on the candidate soapbox. plan to bring those to you live and to get a chance to get more of your calls after those events as well. a number of other candidates have been on the soapbox and doing meet and greet at the iowa state fair. between now and chris christie at noon, we will show you the imager marco rubio, the republican afford it. senator rubio: thank you for braving the rain. i will try to cut it shorter than normal because they say another band is coming through, i do want everyone

wasserman-schultz: thank you.ear from our first two candidates for our party's nomination for president of the united states. dnc businessurn to with the report of the committee. the chair recognizes the chair of the louisiana democratic party, karen carter peterson to present this report. [applause] >> good afternoon. i first just want to take a quick opportunity to say, as we commemorate 10 years later, i'm from the great state of louisiana. there are so many of you in this room who helped us out. donna brazil, and the rest of the louisiana delegation, i want to say thanks you, 10 years after katrina. read, gustav, i, i could keep going. katrina andarly rita, we are so grateful for you opening your doors all across this country. we know that we saw many people that still want to come home, and there are many challenges. not only in louisiana, but in communities all across this country. there's still a lot of poverty, there's still a lot of disparity in economic and educational and health opportunity. those are r

schultz and add some point he arranged with georgia on my mind. now is it may seem like a big thing. he was a great georgian patriot. he came from a small nation inside that had been kicked around by the russians. he knew that it was and was very touched by this and so was his entourage. there was a mutual learning experience. >> it's an interesting little story. it actually happened in moscow and we had a pattern. he would give a toast and i would give a toast. i thought i have to loosen this up somehow so instead of a regular toast i got the sheet music and i put the words and russian and had a recording that i got three guys on the embassy and it didn't break the ice it was a big hit. it got us to be more relaxed. so after we all left office they asked me to come and tell that story so i go down and my partner that night asked me i was going to do and i told her so i got up and told the story. she grabs the microphone and says to me mr. secretary what they tell you how to sing that song. [laughter] she said where were you when i needed you in m

schultz: i am so proud to be back at the soapbox at the iowa state fair.his is my third opportunity to be up here on the stage at the des moines register soapbox. this is such an important opportunity to really talk about the choices we have in front of us over the next 16 months. , this do every year is there is one of the best fares in america. . iowans clearly believe it is the best fair. every time i have, i have brought one of my kids. i have my third child with me. it was her turn this year. we spent the afternoon at the fair yesterday and it was an incredible time. i can't begin to describe to you the amount of fried food that we ate on a stick, which is something we look forward to every year. in advising my daughter that she should definitely come rebecca,his year said, you should go because, not going to lie, it was my best food day ever. in his 15 years at the time, that was saying a lot. i'm so glad to be here, because there's a little bit going on in the political world today, and you have had an opportunity to hear from a number of candidates

our history makers george schultz distinguished fellow, hoover institution secretary schultz is a distinguished public servant having served as budget director, today's discussion focuses on his years as secretary of state under ronald reagan. a professor service will begin with some short remarks after which he and secretary schultz will engage in a conversationing the end of the cold war. this event is being filmed for later broadcast so we should finish up around 1:10. ... >> >> i thought i ought to start by emphasizing how dangerous the cold war was. nowadays we tend to regard the ussr as a pack of cards that was ready to fall over. and yet we forget just how dangerous it was. the and capable to take a number of options to the future other there of the reform program from mchale gorbachev and. the cold war was dangerous from the cuban missile crisis and it could have happened again 1983 because of the archer that moscow ms. read as a cover for a nuclear assault on moscow. so with mutual fear with misunderstanding and very fragile atmosphere had risen by the middle of the 1980's. reagin and

on the show, starbucks ceo howard schultz wants a serving leader to be president.ould stick to serving $5 coffee. >>> judge andrew napolitano breaks down hillary clinton's e-mail server. >>> and she will tell me if the men on her boat are more dangerous than the elements. i'm kennedy. hey there. martin o'malley accused of dnc of tilting the race in hillary's favor. talk about it with our all-star panel. miss america 2008, she is a struck.com anchor. comedian sam morell is a great person, a great friend and fine american and he's joined by brian kilmeade who co-hosts a show on very early in the mornings, fox and friends. you are a human dynamo. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> and thank you for being here, i love when you make time to clear out schedule and play ball with us. >> it's my honor and as you know, kirsten and i have a secret about sam that we won't reveal. >> i love the big reveals. >> i think you know what it is. >> i don't know what it is. i wonder if it's a diane sawyer interview debates are great, you love them, i love them. how else c

democratic national chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz shared her thoughts on the debate with megynast night on "the kelly file." wasserman-schultz said she was struck by the misogyny after kelly asked donald trump about disparaging comments he previously directed at women. >> not a single one of the other republican candidates criticized him. commented, talked about the importance of making sure that women actually have access to health care or equal pay for equal work. dagen: wasserman-schultz adding the debate made her more confident than ever the democratic nominee will eventually become president of the united states. of course she would say that. new york senator chuck schumer during the debate announcing this major news, breaking with president saying i will oppose the nuclear deal with iran. schumer, the third ranking senate democrat, saying in a statement there is a real risk iran will not moderate and use the agreement to pursue its nefarious oils move is blow to the obama administration. it is lobbying hard for the vote next month. schumer, who is jewish, is a strong supp

on the show, starbucks ceo howard schultz wants a serving leader to be president.ould stick to serving $5 coffee. >>> judge andrew napolitano breaks down hillary clinton's e-mail server. >>> and she will tell me if the men on her boat are more dangerous than the elements. i'm kennedy. hey there. martin o'malley accused of dnc of tilting the race in hillary's favor. talk about it with our all-star panel. miss america 2008, she is a struck.com anchor. comedian sam morell is a great person, a great friend and fine american and he's joined by brian kilmeade who co-hosts a show on very early in the mornings, fox and friends. you are a human dynamo. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> and thank you for being here, i love when you make time to clear out schedule and play ball with us. >> it's my honor and as you know, kirsten and i have a secret about sam that we won't reveal. >> i love the big reveals. >> i think you know what it is. >> i don't know what it is. i wonder if it's a diane sawyer interview debates are great, you love them, i love them. how else c

howard schultz america deserves a servant leader.you say politicians are too angry with each other. you are a person that is a uniter. would you not have more success running for president talking about starting somewhere, 100,000 opportunities and couldn't you counter the donald trump? you could get as much publicity with a democrat debate as he's getting with republican. it's working for him. why couldn't it work for you? >> well, jim, i'm not here to talk about politics specifically. i really feel and i think today is a demonstration of that. i could do much more with regard to the platform i have at starbucks to make these things happen than i could if i was a classic politician. i look at the environment and i feel it's not for me. i'm a business person first and foremost that has the kind of company that has balanced profit with a social conscious and that's what i want to continue to do but i also want to work with local government officials around the country and this is the beginning of something starting in chicago we're ta

howard schultz really perfect sonnifies about democrats what about with socialists. this is what you're talking about and schultz couldn't get out the definition. >> sure. >> and we were talking about capitalism. and howard schultz is about opportunity and the way he provides education for his staff. >> and the democratic party -- there's got to be somebody in the democratic party who still wants to -- does not want it to become completely socialist because right now it seems hillary will do whatever it takes. >> there are two things i would worry about schultz. one is trump. the damage in interest this is politics as opposed to sitting in your suite running a company. second it all these comes down to the fact that we're having this conversation and that people are still searching still. >> her numbers are plunging. the reason she's gone up with a million dollars in iowa and a million in new hampshire on spots, which they were not planning to do until november is to try to stem bleeding, the hemorrhaging going on. as more and more people and their doubts get raised

is the son of sergeant schultz.d like to thank everybody in las vegas for the fourth consecutive year the don't be a pinhead show sold out at caesar's palace. charlotte, north carolina also sold out. 25 tickets remain for the st. louis show. we will see everybody in chicago at the rosemont. south florida at the hard rock hotel. phoenix at the cocoa maker can a. trump vs. jorge ramos. trump vs. bowe bergdahl. laura, moments away. . . my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better

we will hear from debbie wasserman schultz. as well as chris christie and hobby jindal. beginning at 11:00 eastern. a look at the future of civil jury trials. the aspen institute hosted a panel of litigators with kenneth feinberg to discuss whether the right to a trial by

of the cold where, former secretary of state george schultz a member of president nixon defense teams re- argues watergate. we will look at the circumstances surrounding the creation of the league of nations. all this and much more on book tv this weekend. 48 hours 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. >> joining me right now is sarah weinman, what is publishers marketplace? >> it is an information then regrowth for a book publishing industry. we produce two newsletters five times a week, publishers lunch for luck and publishers lunch which go out to 40000 subscribers. we have an extensive database, so essentially if you are looking for information on book publishing industry, publisher publisher marketplaces the place to go. >> what you cover question asked. >> for example were at book expo america and i'm looking for news, anything that strikes me or my team as particularly newsworthy. for today james patterson announced he is launching a children's book called jimmy patterson, so once i heard that, i knew that was immediately newsworthy and we had to cover it. were looking for

wasserman schultz out here laid out their demands to go to the website. hey we want access to jobs we want livable wages, health care for everyone. education for everyone, remove student debt withdraw the troops from the around the world, and in the ruling class. i have to tell you something that sounds a whole lot like the democratic platform to me joining us now is ernie and christian miss america 2008 and also stark.com anchor with us scott brown. senator brown sorry i divide you too early there. but start with you aaron. i was kind of shocked at debbie wasserman schultz had so much difficulty in admitting this is the platform a social pis platform maybe in the democratic party wasn't always this way but everything that was on that list something that they brag about or achieved like the obamacare, or things they want to achieve. tmpleg look, socialism calling something socialist is -- there's such a stigma tamped to that many. >> only reason they want that. >> i don't believe that the government should control industry that's what socialism is. >> fas

i say howard schultz for president.at op-ed he put in "the new york times" just unbelievable. but the message he sent trish was that you have to cross party lines to get rid of this dysfunctional government, stop freezing out your opponent. >> he's rooght on that one, liz thank you so much. we're going to see you with more at the top of the hour. i like the yellow thing we've got going. all right thanks liz claman. >> bright there. another court victory for obama justice department citing new voting laws across the country. federal appeals court struck down four year old voter id law in texas saying that it is discriminatory and violates federal rights act passed 50 years ago today. robert zimmerman is back with me right now, and you know, i got to say this ruling a bit -- bonkers to me because i don't think it is asking too much. to require people to present an id when you go to vote. >> it is worth -- rulings that are coming down striking down these voter id laws put in place and by republican and democratic judges bu

chairwoman schultz, good morning to you. >> thank you. great to be with you. >> let me ask you is this room for more candidates in the democratic race, including the sitting vice president? >> chuck, let me just say, there would always be room for the sitting vice president if he chose to run for president, but let's remember and take one step back that vice president biden has just been through the most heart-wrenching tragedy that a parent could ever experience in the loss of his son beau, who was a friend of mine and it was deeply tragic to watch that family go through what they have. but as chair of the dnc, i can tell you that throughout the beginning of the 2016 presidential cycle as the dnc, we have kept candidates and potential candidates fully informed about what we're doing at the dnc, how we're preparing, what they need to know potentially. so we've been in communication with potential and actual candidates throughout this process. >> you're being vague about the potential. you mean vice president biden? >> well, at every point

liz: in fact, blake, that is a live picture of debbie wasserman-schultz. we continue that for a second? she is making this announcement -- okay, that's a little obvious, trying to take some of the spotlight at least. but announcing finally because as early as about i want to say 9:00 this morning, we were talking about how the democrats had not announced the debate schedule, and then sure enough just about an hour and a half later, they announced it. first one, as we said, in nevada. but tonight is the night for all the elbows thrown and jab ises. what should we expect? we're joined now by ron christie, former special assistant to george w. bush, and hank sheinkopf, a democratic strategist. ron, listen, we keep the business in fox business. this country wants to hear ideas about the economy and ideas about jobs, but something tells me viewers and potential voters want to hear just a little bit of theatrical persuasion, right? >> no question about it. and, of course, the big elephant in the room tonight on the main stage is going to be donald trump. does do

debbie wasserman schultz: hello, iowa. i am so proud to be back at the soapbox at the iowa state fair. this is my third opportunity to be up here on the stage at the des moines register soapbox. this is such an important opportunity to really talk about the choices we have in front of us over the next 16 months. what i do every year is, this is one of the best fairs in america. iowans clearly believe it is the best fair. every time i am here, i have brought one of my kids. i have my third child with me. it was her turn this year. we spent the afternoon at the fair yesterday and it was an incredible time. i can't begin to describe to you the amount of fried food that we ate on a stick, which is something we look forward to every year. my son in advising my daughter that she should definitely come with me this year said, rebecca, you should go because, not going to lie, it was my best food day ever. in his 15 years at the time, that was saying a lot. i'm so glad to be here, because there's a little bit going on in the politi

we begin with representative wasserman schultz, followed by remarks by republican residents of candidates, new jersey governor chris christie and bobby jindal of louisiana. republican presidential candidate, ohio governor john kasich, held a town hall meeting in salem, new hampshire on wednesday. he discussed combating isis, climate change, and the iran nuclear agreement. this is just over one hour. [applause] john kasich: should i tell them the story or not? ok. town grew up in a little outside of pittsburgh. it is a blue-collar town. my father carried mail on his back, his father was a coal miner. my father was a democrat his nevere lifetime -- switched parties. my mother, she was a very intelligent woman, very opinionated, but undereducated. she could have really been something. she would have so many views on things, and she was never afraid .o challenge the status quo her mother lived with us, she could barely speak english. my mother became a republican later in life. the town was lou collier conservative, overwhelmingly democratic. way,e wind blew the wrong people found themselves

kennedy: is donald trump the reason why they are trying to draft schultz ? >> i don't think so, i think they just see how weak she is, they downplay how incredibly weak of a candidate she is. kennedy: martin o'malley has 1 percentage point right now. >> she lost to a guy with no experience named hussein, okay, she is not a good candidate. candidate. >> but bernie sanders, whatever flaws he has, he is surging, she is plummeting, i did some math. election 64 weeks she is losing 8 points a week she should lose 512 points, so she will be in the negative. >> 64 more weeks that people have to hear from hillary clinton? the more they hear from her the more they don't like her, she is a horrible politician, a terrible candidate. who is inevitable. if i am a democrat, they head is on a swivel looking for anything else, people are trying to draft gee biden -- joe biden, literally. >> she has no charisma. kennedy: she has against-charm, antagainst-charm,-matter, coming up, panel returns to react to amy and chuck schumer, ask gun control laws. and hot summers, we'll tal

you can see that in howard schultz and the different comments he has made.does feel like he's -- mark: when you are the ceo and you do not have to convince 427 other lawmakers in the house, 99 other lawmakers in the senate to do something, i said do this, i'm the ceo, hire people. betty: come on. to be the leader of the free world? come on. that has got its appeal. mark: it has its drawbacks. nowy: look at the president with all the gray hair. much more ahead on "bloomberg market day." a policy intended to boost worker morale at walmart seem to be having the opposite effect. mark: we will discuss why after the break. for some senior workers who did not get a raise, the policies having the opposite effect. what exactly is this all about? guest: the company raise the minimum. 500,000 employees ended up getting a boost in their pay to about nine dollars. unfortunately walmart has a lot more than 500 housing employees and they have 1.3 million per you have hundreds of employees who did not get a raise. the ones who are most upset are the ones who have been at th

howard schultz is staying out of the race for the white house. friends and political leaders have apparently been encouraging mr. schultz to challenge democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. he wants to keep his current job, saying quote, despite the encouragement of others, i have no intention of entering the presidential fray. i am not done serving at starbucks. ". murkowskienator lisa of alaska, one of congress's biggest supporters of lifting the decades old van on u.s. oil experts spoke with alix steel. >> the benefit to the united states if we lift this outdated policy is jobs. it is increased economic gain to this country by way of increased production that allows for a stronger economy, greater jobs, but also from an energy security perspective, this is a benefit that is without parallel in my mind. scarlet: that was a sneak preview. see more of alix steel's interview at 3:00 p.m. on "bloomberg market day." mark: the u.s. senate will begin debate on the iranian nuclear deal just nine days before congress must vote on it. preside

schultz's, starbucks 190,000 workers to do everything they can to exceed customer expectations.at coffee right. i like that. just be nice to me. we've had a tough few days on walls repaired coming up in the gop presidential candidates weigh in on the market turmoil. he says in china. >> retires also closer to asia and in particular to china this will be trouble for our country. nicole: more from donald trump's market commentary. another steep drop in stock prices at the report live from beijing and despite the drop in china, iran and u.s. stock index futures pointed to a higher open this morning. taking u.s. stock futures to see the dow was up 500 points. lauren: breaking news this morning despite a big drop in chinese stocks, u.s. stock market futures suggest the u.s. start marketable opened sharply higher. the dow down 3.5% yesterday. the s&p 500 fell into correction territory joining the other indices. dow futures have been up 500 points this morning. right now 473 to the upside if the dow and nasdaq looking as good as well. lauren: in china and other huge site in shanghai. t

loudoun county resident kristen schultz describes the chaos of becoming a care-giver for her brother,-old firefighter who lost the ability to care for himself after he was hit by a driver. who fell asleep. >> different agencies at a local and a national level is difficult. what do you call? are you doing the right thing? kimberly: virginia is the first to roll out the care-giver guide with six more states to follow soon. the commonwealth attorney general made the announcement at the green spring retirement community but as schultz found out, it's not just seniors who need to know. >> it would have been amazing if i had the information available to me that will be presented today to others. having a checklist, guide book, resources to call, it takes the stress away from those going to through the difficult transition. it's usually not a happy occasion. kimberly: the guides for the financial care-givers tell you how to watch out for scams and what to do if your loved one is a victim of a scam. you can order free print copies online. go to wjla.com. jonathan: d.c. wants to honor former c

owner don schultz said machinery failed when he relocated his factory last year and halted productionf" rating with the better business bureau. schultz said, unfortunately these were not the only customers left without product for several months. and we take full responsibility. this certainly was not our intention. we are truly sorry that they felt neglected during this difficult time." the company finally sent the right parts. now alan can turn his office into a comfy guest bedroom. with no worries about charlie chaplin-style pratfalls. >> thank you "7 on your side." >> to help make up for the long delay, murphybedsdirect refunded the couple $500 to cover the cost of shipping. kathy and alan are planning to have family stay over for the holidays -- just one year later than originally planned. >>> dozens of kids will be starting school with a fresh new look thanks to a generous bay area business owner. the barbers ink gave free haircuts to children. the owner opened today to give back to the community. children also received backpacks and school supplies. i know a lot of schools are

. >>> starbucks howard schultz is tell baristas to be nicer to customers amidthe market turmoil. in a memo he says, customers may be experiencing increased levels of anxiety and concern. schultz has tried to rally people around the economy before, encouraging congress to work together to avoid that fiscal cliff in 2012. >>> we have new information about the scandal surrounding the adultery website ashley madison. the company that owns the website announced that it is offering a huge reward. $500,000 now on the table for information about the group that hacked into the site. the toronto-based dating website, which facilitates extra-martial affairs was targeted by hackers in july. last week the e-mails and home addresses of 37 million people registered on that site were released. toronto issued a message for the group. >> team impact, i want to make it very clear to you, your actions are illegal and we will not be tolerated. this is your wake-up call. we are now doing a serious investigation inviting all our partnerships from around the world to assist us in this investigation. >>

basic message and the contrast we'll have through the campaign. >> congresswoman debby wasserman schultz and e.j. deon. thank you. >>> still ahead, i'll talk with bernie sanders. we'll talk about this display from the republicans, and what he expects from the democratic debates. plus, more from my interview with hillary clinton, including a look at criminal justice, voting rights and race in america. and of course the big debate is still to come. what will donald trump do? i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical >>> we need to take the rest of the entitlements. food stamps and medicaid and housing programs and do the same thing with welfare. work requir

joe: howard schultz of starbucks.hisspeaks to how much selloff has seeped into the broader public consciousness. we talked about how it was trending on twitter. i got one of those signals from a friend asking battle was going on. alix: that is contrarian. joe: that is why the market was going to rally today. and it tumbled. bob, it was a bizarre day. this is the biggest reversal since october of 2008. what do you make of it? guest: 2000 and eight seems like a short timeframe. areink that markets grappling around to find some sense of equilibrium. the senses there is one big disequilibrium out there, the chinese currency exchange rate. we have been arguing the chinese move wasn't the beginning, the end of something. chinese currency was down for five -- 4-5%. you had the mexican peso down 25%. all these currencies have had these huge moves, and the chinese economy was trying to deal with competitive issues with a tiny move in the exchange rate. when they started to make their move a couple weeks ago they actually plann

wasserman schultz: should we be entitled to making sure we have a strong health care? we need to make sure that we have a candidate for president who focuses on making sure that we have all the cornerstones in place of a middle-class life. it is our democratic candidates for president who will ensure that. and finally -- really finally -- let's take a look at the first republican debate. at the first republican debate which was held on the 50th anniversary of the voting rights act, i thought it was appalling. there were a lot of things appalling, including the misogynistic comments of donald trump and the fact that none of the republican candidates on that stage called him out on any of those misogynistic comments, but i could not believe that not a single candidate on the 50th anniversary of the voting rights act actually suggested that we may want to expand access to voting rights. there was no mention on that stage of support for increasing people's access to the polls. why? once republicans began taking over this state legislatures and governor's mansions, what did

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. >> 17-year-old steven schultz, his dad, bob, and his sister allison are on a fishing trip in the deeplue tropical waters near panama. it's one last summer trip before both kids go off to school. >> my brother was leaving for college, so we were going to be going separate ways again, and i was excited. >> spirits are high. it's the threesome's first deep sea fishing adventure together, and it's a chance for bob to share his love of the sport with his children. >> yeah. it was going to be some good dad time. this was a good place to go to try to chase some big fish and get an opportunity to really enjoy the outside and just really get to know each other again. >> after a few days of catching small fish, the schultzes are on the hunt for the massive black marlin, a fish so fierce even experienced anglers fear their power. they're immensely strong and can weigh up to 1,000 pounds. >> whooo! >> well, black marlin is an apex predator like the blue marlin is, but they are extremely great fighters. they're tremendous jumpers. they do jump a lot. very exciting fish. >> the marlin's most danger

i would remind debbie wasserman schultz that it's taken the nasdaq 15 years to recover. sometimes in tough time, tough call, necessary. however, we also took a company from $44 billion to almost $90 billion. we quadrupled its growth rate and cash flow. and went from behind, and leading. and yep, i was fired in a boardroom brawl which i was very vocal about. because when you challenge the status quo, you make enemies, i feel like i'm in pretty good company. we need somebody to challenge the status quo of washington, d.c. and get something done. >> a pretty cat realiolitical r going to find that poor unfortunate person who says carly fiorina went on and i lost my job, how are you going to be able to make that case and break through to voters in the way that mitt romney didn't? >> you know, there are lots of politicians that ran for office and lost too. that doesn't mean all politicians lose. not all business people are the same. what i would argue is, there are a lot of people who understand, as a chief executive, there's nothing harder than saying to someone we don't have

. >> rex is getting married but he thinks his big brother lance schultz won't be there.was a little bit of a lie but it's not the kind to get you court-martialed. in this instance it was to give his little brother a big surprise. so here is lance with family members. they are on their way to rex's house and i believe that is dad up ahead. he's going to knock on the door. >> what is going on? >> dad goes in, what's going on, we're here. have a good time. here comes the surprise. >> who is getting married? >> oh! >> you never know what to get people but that's it. >> you all want to be there. and big brother made the little brother really, really happy. >> that's exciting. thank goodness you came. >> they give each other a hug. good to see you. but they have to do a bro hug. >> brothers don't shake hands. brothers got to hug. >>> these students will blow your minds with their math solving skills. >> they can do any calculation up to six digits from their head. >> the insane strategy that will leave you baffled. >> what? no. mymythths s ouout t ththert a a rereveversrse e m

. >> dnc chair woman debbie wassermann schultz can't explain the difference between the democratic partyaight ahead. >> test. >> test. >> test. >> test our eyes, they have a 200 degree range of sight. which is good for me. hey! and bad for the barkley twins. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now with our most vitamin d three ever. you can help children all around the world grow up strong, thanks to walgreens partnership with vitamin angels. when you get vitamins here... you change lives everywhere. ♪ we all feel the calling to build something great. ♪ >>> welcome back to "hannity." back with us mark levin, i call him the great one. i pulled out of your book some stats you put in there. you've got 60 pages of footnotes in this book. >> it's a two hundred page book with end notes. >> i think it's valuable to your this is stunning. for those of us who are conservative look at this. number of pages of regulations in the federal register year by year it's like 75,000 a year. 79,000. total number of regulations in the federal register 778,920. then you put the number of

debbie wasserman schultz and republican presidential candidates chris christie of new jersey and louisiana governor bobby gentle. this is about one hour. [applause] rep. debbie wasserman schultz

. >> you probably heard that debby wasserman shut's schultz has been having difficulty explaining theween republicans and democrats. some say there are none. is that fair? after this. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. . . >>> difference between a democrat and a socialist? >> i used to think there was a big difference. what drew think is it? >> the difference between -- >> democrat, h hillary clinton and bernie sanders -- the difference 2007 being a democrat and a republican. >> the big difference between a democrat and a socialist. you're chairman of the democratic party. >> can you explain the difference? >> in fact it's always fun to be interviewed by chris matthews, and i know that he enjoyed that wanter -- that banter. the important discussion is the difference between democrats and republicans. >> that is not what they asked you. what is the difference between a dem carrot and a socialist? i thought that would be a gimme but according to jonah it feeds a narrative that concerns something, maybe the democratic party has skewed so left there'

of course schultz has a reputation of a ceo who cares emphasizing his improvement to improving society really cared he'd give us free lattes tomorrow. >> joking. >> bit of a rough time for one of the twin panda cubs at the national zoo. >> tough night for the care takers, too. up around the clock. the twins were born on saturday five hours apart. look how tiny they are. because they won't nurse twins on their own zoo workers are following a pressure developed by chinese breeders they swap the cubs every few hours so mom can bond and nurse with one cub at a time. when they tried to swap the cubs late last night mei xiang would not put down the cub she was holding which is about an ounce lar jenn than the other one. care takers were forced to feed the little cuba feeding tube until the switch could be made this morning. both are doing well this evening. hope it continues. >> ladies day out that goes wrong. the woman's book club kicked off a train in wine country. why police were waiting for them as that train pulled up. >> you may be born with the but you don't have to live with itly eve