scott: not yet.emonis: okay, so that -- that's -- my issue isn't putting money to chase the business. my issue is putting money in and not knowing what scott's gonna do with it. scott: i know you about want to shoot me right now. lemonis: [ chuckling ] i do kind of want to shoot you. i do, because i feel like it just never ends. you see, when i look at the $85,000, the question is should it go into a new machine for orders that don't exist, or should it go into new inventory, where i know i have a guaranteed return? scott's not willing to take the time to do the analysis. that's my issue. i think the concern that i have, scott -- and, you know, we've talked about this -- is that our original deal was for me to put $630,000 in the business. i'm now well over 1 million bucks. and every time that phone call comes, right, it's, "we got to get an order out. this is burning down. that's burning down." but i'm not sure where the end of the hole is. and so how much money do you think you need right now to ki

so scott morrison australia's new prime minister any surprises there peter. well what this constitutes is that nothing nothing has been settled within the liberal party this began this instability and this challenge to the prominent they are going for the former prime minister is not going to move again as an uprising by the conservative faction of the party to remove turnbull who was considered to be a moderate not a genuine part of the party and had to be expelled but in his place the liberal party has now elected by a reasonably now imagine. a man who is not considered to be part of the conservative core is a man who has been threatened with dire repercussions from the conservative faction and his followers who collected him have also been confronted with dire. threats of a tradition from the conservative group which as we saw today had forty. out of eighty five sides so not a majority but enough to continue the eternal insurrection that has plagued this government brought down this prime minister stabilize the national government has made the public unset

scott: god bless ya! state'sdering your connection with israel, in your opinion, to what extent can congress provide foreign aid to the palestinian authority? sen. scott: that's an excellent question. we can't guarantee a lot. one of the things i believe we should do, we give $50 billion of foreign aid around the world. , depending how you count it, to the state of israel. i would like to see us bump that number up and reevaluate where the aid is going and what we are getting in return for that assistance so we can recalibrate and find a better equilibrium. i do not know we are getting the for our efforts, as we see more challenges. there is no specific question to what we can do with the palestinian assistance. one of the more interesting ists of that relationship not ours with the palestinians, it is the state of israel with the palestinians as they participate with training to create order and structure in a place where chaos sometimes rules the day. their desire to create order around their country is

so, scott gerber. scott: thank you, your honor. my assigned role is to provide ideological diversity on the panel. as the judge just mentioned, to rebut in 12-15 minutes some of what my colleagues have said. i commend the organizers of the panel for insisting on ideological diversity, and i promised the judge i would tie -- time my remarks and and -- and that they are within the assigned limit. i have never met president trump, i do not work for him, and i do not speak for him. but he is correct about the , issues we are discussing today in my opinion. , the article i provided for the materials is a summary of my books about the declaration of independence, and the constitution of the united states that i presented at the law review symposium a few years ago. the declaration of independence informs my thoughts about the diverse communities matters we our discussing during this panel. in a nutshell, civil rights in the united states are individual rights, not group rights. i am troubled by the overuse of identity politics by preside

i think scott walker has been doing a great job. i remembered there was an , and didn't a democrat go hide in illinois? i think that is not what i feelve of and believe. that is my comment. the: doug, i am not sure of situation you are referring to, but maybe somebody who does is craig gilbert. re-listening on that last call? guest: yes. he was referring to a controversial piece of the saga when there was a fight over collective bargaining rights, and democrats -- of the only way they could prevent a vote from to flee towas illinois for a few weeks breed host -- few weeks. go to a crowded primary there are two see who is going to take the next shot at taking down governor scott walker. with likely to emerge on the democrat side? guest: the favorite in this race is the state school superintendent, tony evers. no one else has broken out of this. field was ais household name before the race has won but evers several statewide elections for school superintendent and even though he was not a prominent political name going into this, he h

just tell us more about scott morrison, the new prime minister.nce upon a time, scott morrison was an immigration minister, more recently he has held the very important treasurer portfolio in the centre—right government of the outgoing prime minister malcolm turnbull. scott morrison has been a keen and loyal supporter of the outgoing pm, so what we expect is this victory of scott morrison will be seen as a victory for the more moderate part of the centre—right coalition, given that his challenger, peter dutton, was the candidate that the conservatives wanted to challenge for the leadership. sorry to interrupt you. we want to come back to you in a moment. first, malcolm turnbull is addressing the press. you know the foundation of everything you do in government is a strong economy and we have delivered, as we promised, jobs and growth — you may have heard that before. we've got record jobs growth in australia last year, we have strong economic growth, i%, as you know, higher than any of the g7 economies. that has enabled us to do so economies. that

scott morrison is the treasurer.the conviction of his former lawyer michael cohen warning his rivals not to try and impeach him. or it will crash the markets. any time now, hurricane lane is expected to hit the main island of oahu in hawaii. emergency shelters have opened, in response to nationwide mobile phone alerts. schools, government offices and business are closed and people have been boarding up their homes and stocking up on supplies. lebo diseko has more. hurricane lane is yet to hit these islands but the rain and winds already have. one section of the big island had nearly half a metre of rain in 24 hours, as the category 3 cyclone gets nearer. even if it doesn't make landfall, it still brings a storm that authorities say could be life—threatening. we're extremely concerned about the potentials for hillend flooding, landslides occurring and damage to the transportion, communications infrastructure. the other issue that we're going to see is this is notjust going to be over in the next 24 hours. this system

is going to be tied to him. >> scott, you are more sanguine about rick scott's chances? scott. i think it is a great race for republicans for two reasons. one, if they beat an incumbent democrat here it makes it impossible for democrats to take control of the senate. two, this is a resourcive sponge. he is a great fundraiser and he will spend his own money. it is an expensive race. it is the most expensive state of the cycle. the polling looks great, in the polling averages scott is ahead. i think we're in for a flip here. i'm bullish on this. i mean you think about the race we talked about, as adrizona an florida, if they flip florida it is two more years of republican control in the senate, which even if the house goes democrat trump and mcconnell can continue to do judges. >> but -- >> but the judges continue. >> i hope they underestimate nelson because nelson only lost one race in his life. rick scott has spent more money i think than anybody in history in these kinds of races, of his own races, and he never hit 50%. it is not like he is very well-liked. i think -- a

australia's prime minister out of office outgoes malcolm turnbull after a week of political turmoil in calm scott morrison the seventh prime minister in just eleven years have australians had enough of this revolving door we'll go to sydney for the latest also coming up. pope francis prepares to fly to ireland the first papal visit in four decades but revelations of child sex abuse by priests and its cover have rocked the church will francis respond to the growing pressure to cooperate with investigators. plus bonus league football is back tonight the new season kicks off with bahrain taking off and i'm a german football has a lot to prove after a disastrous world cup look at the challenges ahead. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us australia's beleaguered prime minister malcolm turnbull has been ousted after a majority in his own party supported calls for a new leadership treasurer scott morrison won the party's ballot that followed defeating former home affairs minister peter dutton by forty five votes to forty this marks a bittersweet day for turnbull although he's been forced ou

scott was diplomatic enough to get himself out of it, but jackson was unhappy that scott hadn't crashed the seminole. >> the summer of 1836 scott is sent to crush the creeks and is unable to do it. jackson is really unhappy with him. after gaines is not able to crush the seminole , his sent off to the texas border. here again, jackson says it's not clear - it's not clear what jackson wanted. but we can infer he wanted to for pressure on mexico. >> he wants to debate this. gains sent u.s. troops into northeast texas. it was in the theory he was protecting american citizens. most of the battles between texas and mexico were in southern toxic -- texas. >> once again, gaines became the subject of jackson's i -- eye. the secretary said gaines, why are you sending troops into texas? >> he replied, i thought you wanted me to make an impression. >> that's not the impression we wanted you to make, we don't want it in the newspapers! and gains -- gaines was an impetuous guy so there was definitely fault on his side. >> and all of these cases show jackson put generals and difficult situations, den

[applause] >> yes, ma'am. >> hello senator scott. my name is phoenix and open univision of florida. >> your name is phoenix? >> yes. >> and marcus from the university of arizona. did you all plan that as a first question? >> no. phoenix and arizona. you see i fully bad jokes so please continue. >> first of all your the best socks on capitol hill. >> god bless you. [applause] >> my question is foreign policy related, and considering your states strong connection with israel i bet you would be the perfect person to answer this. in your opinion to what extent can the united states congress provide for an aid to the posting authorities while ensuring that thep.a. will not miss appropriate the aid in funding care? >> i think an excellent question. the answer is we can't guarantee i'll when it goes that the one of the things i believe we should do about chuck and we give the best if you dollars foreign aid around the world. we get the 3.5, 3.5, 3.25, 3.5r 3.75 depending with you counting military assistance to show, i would like to see a b

caitlin and scott look hot have been married for three years. until the first child was born they can work to sadness and well regarded jump in the struggling region after nearly forty years in the mines scott's father jimmy has just taken early retirement. being married to a homeowner you know you get up every morning and there's always that question in your mind is this going to be the last time i'd honestly. and then you know when the phone rings and you're like you say it's a monster thing the first reaction is something's happening. that i knew beforehand that as a choice that we may because my dad was a previous coal miner and he got crushed in the mines and he doesn't work anymore because he ends if i want to marry scott i would probably still a band with a coal miner and i'm going to move as i was crazy but you know that's all of there is around here it's either you're a doctor or polar bear i mean there's a beer bar in mclean like mcdonald's was not but you know you can't live on that. i pray that the monster i open getting laid off wit

prime minister out of office now comparable exits after a week of bruising political turmoil income scott morrison the seventh prime minister in just eleven years haven't australians had enough of this revolving political door we'll go live to sydney also coming up pope francis prepares to fly to ireland it's the first papal visit in four decades the crowds will be out to greet him but revelations of child sexual abuse by priests have rocked the church will francis respond to the growing pressure to cooperate with investigators. in the bundesliga is back the new season kicks off tonight german soccer has a lot to prove after a disastrous world cup look at the challenges ahead. and gorky park the title of a thriller but also moscow's location for love will join the fun as a solid race ninety years as one of the russian capitals most famous landmarks. i brought in thomas thanks so much for being with us australia's beleaguered prime minister malcolm turnbull has been ousted after a majority in his own party supported calls for new leadership treasurer a start no more since he won the party

i did not hear from you scott a rebuttal to that. scott: to what? didn't hear you say anything or cite anything about whether or not having transgender in the u.s. military causes disruption to unit cohesion. scott: according to the secretary of defense it does. basis of not allowing transgender people to serve under certain circumstances. didn'tld be in the file, paula include that? secretary of defense signed a memo, there is speculation that he was overruled by the bite -- by the vice president. every single senior military uniformed officer swore under in accordance with their oath as military officers that there had been it no disruption to unit cohesion from allowing transgender individuals to serve for the last two years. that is on rebuttable. make thatld: i will the last word for our panel. two things. a distinguished military lawyer and officer is in the rome. i want to thank him for his .eadership -- is in the room i want to thank him for his military -- for his leadership. are a nation of the diverse people. diverse views, diverse races,

compared to malcolm turnbull scott morrison would be considered more conservative but throughout this leadership crisis morrison had been standing behind malcolm turnbull his treasurer and he had previously that mars and that is served as immigration minister and you could see that malcolm turnbull was pleased that if he was to lose his job that the person who would be stepping in would be scott morrison so i think those who were backing the challenge from peter dutton would be disappointed today and there really was a split within that party room meeting with forty five supporting scott morrison by the forty voting in favor of peter dutton a saudi led coalition air strike in yemen is a data province has killed at least twenty six civilians including women and children through the media says they were killed in a camp for internally displaced people the u.a.e. says rebels were launching missiles from the. the u.s. president says there would be an economic meltdown if he was removed from office trump was responding to speculation about his potential impeachment prosecution of two forme

scott morrison represents continuity here.of malcolm turnbull and so peter dutton‘s bid to swing the government to the right has clearly failed. i think that is an important distinction and what is interesting, actually, julie bishop, the deputy prime minister, the previous deputy prime minister, the previous deputy prime minister, the previous deputy prime minister was expected to do better than she did. that has caused quite a surprise. he did in his speech praised julie bishop a lot and talked about her loyalty and commitment to politics in australia. she has been a very popular leader. she has been a very popular leader. she is foreign minister but former deputy prime minister but she did not get thejob, deputy prime minister but she did not get the job, despite her efforts and many people would say she would be the most popular candidate for the general election, there is one coming up in the middle of next year and could come even earlier because of all this wrangling. it is unlikely we will get to the middle of next yea

he's won the leadership race talk us through what happened and what we know about scott morrison. well this was quite a surprising result we've seen leadership challenges for the position of prime minister here in australia in the past but what usually happens is that there is a challenge from one person there's a meeting and a vote held and of the prime minister in the past has been toppled by the person who challenged him or her well in this case this started earlier in the week with another man peter dutton who had challenge malcolm turnbull for a leadership vote and in that case on tuesday lost but because of that vote in the margin was not strong enough for malcolm turnbull to really solidify his position what we started seeing was a number of malcolm turnbull's ministers resigning and it was quite clear that his leadership really still was in tatters so peter dutton came back saying this time he thought he did have the numbers if they went back for a leadership vote malcolm turnbull demanded that peter dutton present him with a petition showing that he had the support of the

as is scott morrison. scott morrison as immigration minister was a hardline minister.emake the australian economy. scott morrison will also be quite a polarizing figure. i think there will be a lot of soul-searching within both the liberal party and liberal party supporters and the wider electorate, making judgments about whether they think the now prime minister and what his vision will be for the country. haidi: the party room vote was 45-40. is that surprising the close? -- surprisingly cloes? -- close? will this let them get out of policy paralysis? they may be scrambled to find their feet over the next decade. rob: i can't say about the next decade. i think it is only three more prime ministers until christmas. a lot of turbulence coming through. i think the main thing to say is that this doesn't draw a line under it. malcolm turnbull won strongly earlier in the week against peter dutton. these divisions have not gone away, so there is no clear winner. morrison's scott ability will be to appease the different factions and convince them that they want to take on th

the governor, rick scott who is running for u.s. senate, made a decision to cut $700 million from the water management budget and we have lake okeechobee in the state, which is the second fresh water lake in the nation. he is dumping billions of gallons of water, 15,000 gallons of water a second out of the lake. it is flowing into the gulf of mexico. with that algae in that water, it's hitting the red tide and it's like gasoline to a fire. so voters here today are pointing a finger -- blame at politicians for enhancing a natural occurrence. this is somewhat one of those voters had to say. >> it's a hybrid of naturally occurring events and manmade events. full-blown water crisis from stem to stern and it's all man made. this can be cured by a few strokes of the pen. >> by politicians? >> you blame politicianings? >> i totally blame politicians. >> and so that is the backdrop for those who are not only running for governor but the governor of this state, rick scott who is running for u.s. senate. now, the republican gov, rick scott, s

s the country's treasurer scott morrison has been chosen as his successor comes after a tumultuous few days in australian politics turnbull survived a vote on his leadership as recently as tuesday he's the fourth prime minister to be pushed out of office since twenty ten it was a ballot conducted in the party room for the leadership of the liberal party the successful candidate was scott morrison. and he won this fight by forty five votes to forty four peter dutton. welcome on this let's cross live to kathy novak in sydney kathy says scott morrison is now australia's new prime minister how much of a surprise was it that he won the leadership race somewhat more do we know about him . well on one hand it has become not on common to see changes of leadership and prime ministers losing their jobs after votes by their own party but on the other hand it was a surprise in so far as the treasurer scott morrison was not the man who initially challenge malcolm turnbull for the job of prime minister earlier in the week as you mentioned there had been another leadership vote and it was another one

nejra: scott morrison will become australia's sixth prime minister in 11 years. stocks in sydney and the aussie dollar gain. fresh tariffs in view. talks set the stage for further explanation of the trade war. -- escalation of the trade war. good morning, everybody. friday morning, 6:00 in london. let's go to what's on the risk radar. lots to talk about market moves. the asian equity session. no big moves in either direction. nothing achieved from those trade talks between china and the united states. little was expected and fairness as we said many times. china has enacted some of the promised reforms to ownership rules around the financial services sector. we have seen some action. the dollar barely stable, holding onto recent gains. we are waiting for jay powell to speak at jackson hole. there is an added political dimension and flavor to what is going on in wyoming. to flag what is going on in the price of a barrel of crude because we are up by .8% this morning. , first weekly gain in two weeks. a host of factors suggesting slightly tighter supply, whether it

>> scott, you love this.a word being bandied about and thrown at democrats to see if it sticks? >> well, scott jennings, the republican operative likes the fact that the democrats are descendsing into socialism. scott jennings the american hates it because we all should be defending the capitalistic system that lifted millions and billions of people out of poverty over the course of the last several centuries. so i don't like it that one of the two great american political parties is going in this direction. but hey if this is the direction they want to go, fine. this is the fracture that's going to define 2020. for all the warts and problems and controversies that donald trump is going to have, the democratic primary is going to drive whoever their nominee is far to the leif. if they don't nominate a socialist the left wingers may go out and run a third party candidacy against the democratic nominee which could tank the democratic's chances. they have fractureses on the american left. >> there is a lot of fr

as a freshman, scott nearly dropped out of school, flunking for classes. the next year, he met - - who share life-changing ideas and business principles with him. through hard work, education, innovation and with the discipline his mother gave him, he began to turn his life around. the lessons he learned from his mentor still - - today. values like hard work, and financial independence. he plays despite our current charges, our nations brightest days are ahead of us. during his time in office, he has been a tireless advocate for creating more opportunities for families living paycheck to paycheck and helping children were mired in poverty have access to quality education. he lost his opportunity agenda. as well as the senate opportunity coalition. a group of senators committed to helping those in need. tim built a small business. he was elected to the - - council and the south carolina statehouse. in january 2013, senator scott was sworn in as the united states senator from south carolina and was reelected in january 2017. he is the first african-american

senators here lindsey graham and tim scott were two who voted against a measure in congress just a few weeks ago that would have taken some of the that authority back from the president because the president has used these tariffs on the premise of national security. tim scott voted against a measure that would have called for congress to have more oversight of the tariffs. while he's going around the state here, plans like this, 126 employees are who are looking at their future with uncertainty. >> great reporting. vaun hill yard, as always. >>> up next, kansas secretary of state kris kobach now in charge of recounting votes in his own race. how is that allowed? ♪ introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you'll know what you're invested in and how it's performing. so you can spend more time floating about

scott and a. scott. let's get to it.esident and his tweets this morning going after jeff sessions again. as i said at the top of the show, the president has been attacking jeff sessions more than a year now, but this week it happened more often and has seemed to be a little more fierce, attacks from the president. many in congress support the president. here's california republican da dana roar bach. >> the fact that jeff sessions, if he disagrees with what the president wants him to do, he should resign. >> is that the standard, scott jennings? >> well, i mean, i think if donald trump wants to get rid of jeff sessions, he can fire him. he does serve at the pleasure of the president. it is clear jeff sessions made the decision he is not going to be run out of town. so right now they're left with the decision of whether to fire him or not. i think they should not fire jeff sessions. i think it would send a terrible signal, be politically disastrous to try to decapitate the department of justice. i think jeff sessions has

good evening i'm jon scott. jon: a fox news alert as tensions come to a head in lafayette square just north of the white house. counterprotesters greatly outnumbering the unite the right marchers. police flanking them on both sides trying to keep order. tonight reaction is coming in from capitol hill with senator tim scott issuing a call for unity. >> it's obvious that we continue to exercise our freedom of speech, guaranteed by the constitution. it certainly should also be an opportunity for us to thank the good lord that we have signs of progress in this nation and that we have much progress still to be made. i hope that the rest of the nation takes the time to find a way to break bread with someone who is not like themselves, to say to those folks who believe that there's one superior race, that they are dead wrong. jon: we have fox team coverage now. griff jenkins is following the counterprotests, but we want to begin with peter doocy, who is

prime minister out of office now come to terms all exits after a week of political turmoil income scott morrison the six prime minister in a decade the apple still use had enough of the revolving door at the top we'll go live to sydney for more on that also coming up pope francis prepares to fly to ireland for the first papal visit in four decades but revelations of child sex abuse by priests and its cover up are rocking the church will francis respond to the growing pressure to cooperate with investigators. plus bonus league football is back tonight the new season kicks off requirements a young often i'm but german football has a lot to prove after a disastrous world cup look at the challenges ahead. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us australia's beleaguered prime minister malcolm turnbull has been ousted after a majority in his own party supported calls for a new leadership treasurer scott morrison is now the country's incoming prime minister after winning the party ballot he defeated his closest rival the former home affairs minister peter dutton by forty five votes to

with scott walker, he's such a formidable fundraiser. can't discount -- that's all we were talking about all the way back in 2015, how formidable a presidential candidate he was going to be because of that fundraising network. that hasn't dissipated for him. that is going to matter. >> his performance as a presidential candidate was pitiful. >> it was not good. >> i want to get into the dynamics. this state fascinates me. you look at a state where the president, to his credit, turned pennsylvania, turned wisconsin, turned michigan. you study those states. was it just a one campaign? was it the clinton campaign's failings? was it some way the president talks? since then, you have scott walker, national republican figure as your governor, the speaker of the house, paul ryan, the president loved the fact -- he likes to give out his maps. look at the states i turned. now he has tariffs, and he's saying boycott harley-davidson. listen to speaker ryan and governor walker trying to dance around that one. >> yeah, the president has a style that'

commissioner scott? >> commissioner ransom-scott: i'm looking at the garage door. is it a double garage door or single? the thing is, on a busy street like that with one car coming out and perhaps maybe two or three trying to go in, if there was the access and entrance for cars to go out and come in with a double garage, it would help create a great flow. and a smoother moving for the traffic around, as well as pedestrians. >> yeah, we only have a single parking, but we could install a turn table to alleviate that issue. >> commissioner ransom-scott: you are saying there's a single entrance? >> yes. >> commissioner ransom-scott: so one garage entrance for all? >> it's on stackers. >> commissioner ransom-scott: i'm saying, a double garage door that gives room for a car to come in and one to go out at the same time. that's what i was referring to to widen the door if it's just for one car because traffic will back up and cars will back up trying to go in and come out. >> yes, the parking garage door will allow for two. it's approximately 26 feet wide, allowing for tw

so what are your thoughts now that there is also an apology coming from betty cook scott? >> well, first, thanks so much for having me. obviously myself and many others were really disappointed to hear the remarks from representative scott on election day last tuesday. but now that there has been the beginning of an apology through her attorney, she and i, along with some other members of the asian-american community that i've invited, we will be meeting this coming thursday to talk. you know, i'm really looking forward to that conversation. i hope it's a productive one. i think that many people were hurt by what she said. so i'm hopeful we can have a conversation where she really learns about the impact of her words and why the asian-american community, the immigrant community, why residents in her own district are so deeply offended and why we really need

and scott have been married for three years. until the first child was born caitlin with to say no and well regarded jump in the struggling beechen after nearly forty years in the mines scott's father jimmy has just taken early retirement. been married to a coal miner you know you get up every morning and there's always that question in your mind is this going to be the last. and then you know when the phone rings and you're like you say it's. the first reaction is something's happening. but i knew beforehand that that we may because my dad was a previous call matter and crashed in the mines and he doesn't work anymore because he can't ever want to marry scott i would probably still a van with a coal miner i mean i know that sounds crazy but you know that's all there is around here it's either you're a doctor or am i mean there's a cure for. i mean when you like mcdonald's and stuff but you know you can't live on last. minute. i pray that the monster i open getting laid off with a monster it can happen any time. without the moun

t the live desk, scott macfarlane back to you. >> scott, thank you. it's been one year since the "uss john mccain" crashed and killedtic think eccles of maryland. >> they remember how many joy b timothught into their lives. >> he was my only grandson, and i loved him very much. >> reporter: ervin's bond with his grandson was unbreakable. tim was hisie best . >> gives me a lot of life and cheers. >> reporter: ervin served in the army and when he enlisted in the navy the greatest joy was being on the big game. >> each though he owed me $50fo the army/navy game, but i overlooked it. >> reporter: it was a dream to attend t t gameether one day, but ervin's life changed on august 21st of last year. as>> timmy w proumd missing along with ten others. >> reporter: tim was aboard on e "u singapore when it collided with a merchant vessel trapping ten sailors inside. i got up at 5:30 in the morning' because t when we got the message. j and iust got on my knees and said a prayer. >> the pain and emptiness still but his year later, grand parents say they feel close

>> well, scott, i think there's a bit of a semantics question b b about what defines best tas. from a stock perspective, this is a stock that went up tenfold and in ten years to that effect. i don't think that's going to happen in the next ten years so from a stock and investor r perspecti perspective, no, apple's best days are behind it now from a you know, can the company get bigger than it was before in b absolutely absolutely so there's a bit of a semantics to your question about what defines best days. >> i understand. people question the innovation or lack there of maybe the greatest innovation of the modern version of apple is having such a powerful other revenue stream develop in this services business the likes of which is remarkable in its own right >> yeah, kudos to apple to using its installed base in developing a set of services around it and that includes you know, licensing revenues that google pay apple to be the default search engine on ios that includes icloud, you know, apple care services. that includes apple music. so the company has done a really nice job

and what happened to scott is the polling out there show scott is now more popular with democrats thanith republicans. i think one of the reasons you got this dynamic and he's so favored to win is a lot of big-name democrats in vermont just decided, you know what, i'm not going to run against phil scott this year and threw the nomination wide open. so in some ways it's the answer to the question, what happens when a republican actually bucks the nra and sort of comes around to that view on gun control. in vermont, it made phil scott more popular with the other party than with his own party. >> very interesting. steve kornacki, thank you very much. panel, you are sticking around, i haven't released you yet. you can't leave. >>> ahead, kansas finally has a republican gubernatorial primary winner, but could the drama only be beginning for the gop? for just $59... ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can get a new taste of your heritage. save 40% with our lowest price ever. directly to investors. and now w

the scotts did teach them on the job. i would say about 30% of the working force was black, were slaves. they didn't have any trouble with them. >> would you talk about the deck ra ti carving and what's special about it? >> it's decoratively carved because george washington wanted the carving.>> it's decorativel because george washington wanted the carving. he got it. the stone masons gave him what he wanted. there were two of them who remained. they carried out this incredible out of style carving. it's so beautiful. it is carved with lilies and flowers and acorns. it's very lush over the front door. it's probably. the columns they did, cresting the columns, it's not gaudily done. when you walk down the street on pennsylvania avenue, you don't really see the carving. it's too far from you. you see the bulk of the house. the carving is really special. they are usually flat like a dogwood. that's what you usually find on the classical column. thee these are lush with lots of petals. in the 1780s, the scotts propagated a ro

scott: we don't. nothing on info wars or alex jones.ly: what about what you think about apple and facebook take a stance on alex jones and there is a concern on what lives and dies on the internet coming from tech companies. scott: i won't use specific names, social media companies which the whole business is around publishing content for free and monetizing it based on thatthat is a tricky issue is deserved of all the time and attention people spending around and how the content is published, used, and monetized. a company like godaddy were we do not syndicate information to the ward or sell it, we provide software for our customers to use and protect their data. i feel like it is fortunate to be in that situation, and all the time and attention around privacy and how information is being used, particularly for the broad platforms monetizing free content, is warranted. there one senator said should be consequences for platforms that do not remove people like alex jones. these are private companies, they certainly have the right, legall

scott's older brother stephen has been a miner for fifteen years. feel we watch each other but she you know he'll be chosen which is we again. copy a lot who've. made it into the emmy you know here by law in our names now we're the ones that supports the camera to do the right thing and i kind of place more points on her and nobody else there. they told me thank you meaning i want you. to check them for that somebody else is. there to have it right here i think it has much but no. you know no more. now on. the production stuff absolutely can stuff i'll see you know like i've. read enough. to get it out from what i hear i hear they like it again or how all of me it was just to get the search out throughout the day a very cool like a. is that enough it was like you know that's you know it's a strategy away with it and. they all like us together direction like you know. it will be what it takes to survive you know really here it is last hour and go out of work so sorry were about it you did not like it i just want to work oh. feeling. a good free spiri

scott: first we absolutely free and open internet. we absolutely believe in the free expression of ideas. now, the terms of service and policy is, when content crosses the line between something that might offend us into the line of directly promoting or inciting violence in a particular group, we will act. we have sophisticated processes for looking at content. when it crosses the line into threatening violence, we will act, and that happens on very rare occasions. kind of like darrell storm. emily: so you are proactively looking for this content? scott: we will take flags from not only law enforcement, but from individual customers or people in the world and we turn a look and d take decide. emily: alex jones, for example, do you host any of that content? scott: we don't. nothing on info wars or alex jones. emily: what about what you think about apple and facebook take a stance on alex jones and there is a concern on what lives and dies on the internet coming from tech companies. scott: i won't use specific names, social media compa

that's the question for apple going forward. >> tony, scott, stick with us. going to bring in gene mon munster. given the fact so much apple revenue is the iphone, are thousand dollar phones the new normal is that what we should expect from here on out >> i definitely think there's an appetite for that above a thousand apple will come out with a more expensive phone. obviously asp in the june quarter was a robust market. that's probably a level of detail that misses the bigger picture about what's going on with the apple story, thinking about the thousand dollar. i think there's something fundamentally much different going on there's a relief investors are having, thinking about specifics of a phone, getting more comfortable at the idea that the iphone is a stable business. it doesn't need to grow. >> gene, as you're talking, 207.05 is the high tick of the day. apple for the first time in history, a company worth $1 trillion morgan said a few moments ago, historic moment. to see this happen after talking about it for so many years is amazing. >> cleared it by

i will defer to scott on the legal side of this.t on the investment merits it just strikes me as nuts. >> why not just hold off could be the question we ask of just the year 2018. why not just hold off? when it comes to elon musk, though, and the possibility of him running a foul of regulators, what do you think is the impact on markets? here is a guy who has become this figure who is so innovative and so visionary and creating so much value for society. how will it look for the markets and for government if it appears that they are cracking down on elon musk? >> it is bad in the short term because he is an incredible innovator. i think it is hard to deny that he is not helping the world. he is anin in operation. is the s.e.c. going to decide -- can you imagine bob ieger saying taking disney private? can you imagine it the s.e.c. has to decide -- quite frankly when steve jobs back dated options he got probably different treatment. do we care about the short term or do we care about our institutions maintaining some integrity? i thin

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australia's prime minister out of office malcolm turnbull exits after all week of political turmoil scott morrison takes over as the six prime minister in a decade panel still use had enough of the revolving door at the top we'll find out from sydney also coming up. pope francis bears the flight to ireland the first papal visit in four decades there but revelations of child sex abuse by priests and its cover up are rocking the church will francis respond to the growing pressures to cooperate with investigators. plus bonus league football is back tonight the new season kicks off with byron taking on hoffenheim but german football has a lot to prove after a disastrous world cup look at the challenges ahead. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome australia has a new prime minister after his former leader malcolm turnbull was ousted by a majority in his own party the former finance minister stopped morrison has just been sworn in as the country's new prime minister morrison want to party ballot the feeding his closest rival by forty five votes to forty you will have to get to grips with an incr

scott morrison tried to do his best to. inspire the of the nation and his press conference earlier on today he delivered a rallying call to the middle australia asking for people to have a good one of the dignity of work and to build a stronger australia although exactly how he intends to i'm not quite sure and i'm sure what a mad can turn will have to say about these developments this week it's been of a difficult political week for him. or it's been a terrible week that he lost his job was to hard and things went from bad to worse from monday almost he'd try to hang on but in the end today he had to give in to a leadership ballot and he said it wouldn't take part of the ballot leaving the contest open to three other people including scott morrison peter dunne who was his main rival and julie bishop who's the other foreign minister here he was clearly very very hurt by what could have been done to him really through this leadership ballot and he couldn't resist delivering a parting shot to those who don't undermine him ove

what do people make of scott morrison and his promise with regard to the drought as his top priority. ask yourself if australians are actually paying attention to the words coming out of the politicians mouth, i get the impression most australians are sick and tired of the shenanigans down in canberra, it has been described as one of the most destructive weeks of party infighting in recent australian political history, and trying to rise above it all is the new man in charge, scott morrison, due to be sworn in in the next half hour. at a press conference he was giving the impression that it is back to business, the government will make the drought in eastern australia a priority, and along with his new deputy, he wanted to give the impression that they were the new generation that would take the government forward, and scott morrison's task is absolutely immense, he has thejob morrison's task is absolutely immense, he has the job of trying to heal a disunited and fractured coalition government, in time for the next election. thanks very much. summing up what has been an incredible wee

prime minister it's six in eight years after malcolm turnbull was dumped by his party former treasurer scott morrison was sworn in as leader a short time ago to ceremony in canberra he defeated challenger paul peter dutton brother who was the driving force behind the move to. south africa has some of the top u.s. diplomat there to criticize president dog trumps tweet on land reform it says it's disappointed by washington's failure to use diplomatic channels south africa has accused trump of fueling racial tensions after he tweeted land is being seized from white farmers and many of them getting killed. the u.n. has called on latin american countries to ease entry for thousands of people fleeing venezuela's deepening economic crisis the call came after neighboring ecuador impose ruin outs tighter entry requirements for venezuelans they will now need valid passports venezuelans were previously allowed to enter using id cards our latin america editor lucien newman is in the venezuelan capital caracas. this is santa angeles's last day at her home in her working class neighborhood she sold everyt