scott johnson, the world's expert on the subject, we are grateful for your expertise. >> scott: thankaving me on, tucker. >> tucker: the democratic field in 2020 is uniting finally around the following message, america, the country they hope to lead is a horrible place. it's evil and racist and we need a total remake, social revolution immediately. that is the message, beto o'rourke if nothing else is communicating at the most efficiently, watch. >> beto: the racism in our criminalic justice system is also a racism in our economy, is also a racism in health care, it's also a racism in education in america. [applause] the foundational racism in america, the foundation of this country, it's in our fourth of july 1776 on the 20th of august, the first time people were brought here in bondage, 1690. [applause] this country, we might be in el paso, texas, the foundation at its core -- [applause] >> tucker: what is so interesting and what ought to make you pause and really worry about the future of this country is that beto o'rourke is supposed to be the most impressive kind of person that w

scott johnson, he writes himself, i can't believe it. of where scott's where scott? thank you, scott. thank you, scott, what a job. man, you ever figured out. of the only problem, scott's, it's incredible talents, much more talent than most of these people that you heard about. the problem is they never pick it up, they don't want to pick it out. we pick it up, scott, the people get it and we thank you for your great reporting. thank you. thank you very much. scott reported, everything about omar is a fraud including the name. scott reports his sources told him that "omar's legal husband was omar's brother and that she had married him for fraudulent purposes." you mean, maybe like coming into the united states, may be? and scott said, we have seen a plethora of congressional scandals in our history that we have never seen scandals like omar's in congress and nothing gets done about it. i hope -- i hope that some of you people are looking because what aoc has gotten away with campaign financing and what i call it, aoc plus three, that's what it is. and omar is one of

scott johnson of powe he wre some stuff. i can't believe t. where's scott? thank you, scott. thank you, scott. what a job. man, do you have her figured out. the only problem though, scott, incredible talent. much more talent than some of these people that you heard bottom the problem s they don't want to pick it up. but we pick it up, scott, and the people get it and we thank you for your great reporting. thank you. thank you very much. as scott reported, everything about omar is a fraud, including her name. scott reports his sources told him that quote, omar's legal husband was omar's brother and that she had married him for fraudulent purposes. you mean like, coming into the united states, maybe? and then scott says, we have seen a plethora of congressional scandals in our history, yet, we have never seen scandals like omar's in congress and nothing gets done about it. i hope that some of you people are looking because what aoc has gotten away with campaign financing, and what i call taoc + 3. that's what it is. and omar is one of the 3. what aoc has gotten away with all of

scott johnson of powerline. he wrote some stuff i cannot believe it. where's scott? where is he?t. [cheers and applause] thank you, scott. what a job. man, do you have her figure out -- figured out. the problem is they never pick it up. they don't want to pick it up, but we pick it up, scott, and the people get it and we thank you for your great reporting. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] ask scott reported, everything about omar is a fraud, including her name. scott reports his sources told him that omar's legal husband was omar's brother and that she had married him for fraudulent purposes -- you mean like coming into the united states, maybe? [crowd booing] and as scott says, we have seen a plethora of congressional scandals in our history. yet, we have never seen scandals like omar's in congress and nothing gets done about it. i hope -- i hope that some of you people are looking because what aoc has gotten away with campaign financing and i call it aoc plus 3 -- that's what it is -- and omar is what it is. what aoc has gotten away with all of that money that she use

scott johnson of powerline. he wrote some stuff, i cannot believe it. where's scott? where is he? thank you, scott. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: thank you, scott. what a job. man, do you have her figured out. the problem is they never pick it up. incredible talent, much more talent then you people -- than you people heard about. they don't want to pick it up, but we pick it up, scott, and the people get it, and we thank you for your great reporting. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: as scott reported, everything about omar is a fraud, including her name. scott reports his sources told him that "omar's legal husband was omar's brother, and that she had married him for fraudulent purposes" -- you mean like coming into the united states, maybe? [crowd booing] pres. trump: and as scott says, "we have seen a plethora of congressional scandals in our history. yet, we have never seen scandals like omar's in congress, and nothing gets done about it." i hope -- i hope that some of you people are looking, because what aoc has gotten away with -- away with, campai

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they report that trump believed he could persuade boris johnson and scott morrison to help him discredita investigation. trump raised the matter in telephone conversations with johnson and morrison over the summer according to people familiar with the calls. and so this is happening. we just happen to be focusing on ukraine. this seems to be a pattern. >> well, i don't know the details of those calls. it worries me that all this information leaks everywhere and -- but, you know, trump's style is bilateral to deal with senior people and try to make deals. and that's how you make a deal. you do this and i'll do that. i'm not excusing it, but it shouldn't be surprising that he would do this kind of thing to go after dirt on an opponent in foreign countries is troubling. got to say. and a lot of members of congress on a bipartisan basis are saying that. >> well, not out loud, they're not. >> well, okay. i wish there were a bigger bipartisan chorus about what's right and what's wrong. we have to follow the facts here. impeachment is a rough remedy. you heard me say that on this show, alisyn.

that the president has enlisted both a new prime minister of uk as well as of australia, boris johnson and scott morrison in an attempt to try to discredit the russia investigation. we know australia's important because they're one of the countries mentioned as raising the red flag on the russian investigation in the mueller report. and the president very much has wanted to try to change the narrative even so much so as sending his attorney general into looking into the origins of the russia investigation. so, this has been a multi-prong attack and it's expected to continue. back to you. >> joe, what are we hearing about the vice president, his involvement, with ukraine, with any pressure on ze len ski and in terms of knowledge or lack thereof of that phone call? >> well, lack thereof is what we're getting out of the office of the vice president, at least so far. we know his name has come up multiple times, for one thing, it's on the record that he actually had to cancel a trip to the inauguration of the president of ukraine of slod mere ze lin ski and he had to not go because the president of t

telling cnn he told his advisers that he thought that he could enlist britain's boris johnson and australia's scott morrison to work with bill barr as the attorney general looks for information on the origins of the russia investigation. that as a source is telling cnn tonight that the president's ukraine mess is worrying the vice president's team and causing concern over exactly where he stands with his boss, who has reportedly been cagey and private about keeping pence on the ticket. trouble in paradise maybe. all that as the special envoy -- the former special envoy for ukraine, kurt volker, a diplomat who was reportedly never fully on the trump train, is set to appear tomorrow before the congressional -- three congressional committees. now, remember, he resigned just last week. a state department source tells cnn that they know that they can't stop him from testifying. however much they want to, they can't do it. and as the impeachment inquiry spreads here and around the world, there is deep concern over all this in trump world. aides say the president hasn't grasped the enormity, the enormity

this was the theme from scott fox about 30 minutes ago. johnson street has been shut down between mcallister and golden gate while police investigate. we will bring you more information as it comes in. >>> five people were sent to the hospital following a car crash in san francisco's hill neighborhood . it happened around 3:40 this afternoon near washington and jones street. we are learning that a cable car was involved in the incident. we are not sure, it is unclear right now, if any passengers were on the cable car. officials are asking people to avoid the area while they investigate. >>> a deadly wreck that killed a woman and her dog is now being investigated as a dui. it happened about 3:00 this morning on hone avenue and cypress way in santa rosa. that is near not montgomery high school and spring creek elementary school. police say 21-year-old, angel martinez, was driving a black dodge challenger when he lost control and hit a parked mazda suv. the collision pushed the suv right onto someone's front lawn. it also killed the woman and her dog

atatiana johnson's family's lawyer has demanded justice over the incident. we can now speak to scottof change, which is america's largest online racialjustice organisation. thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc world news. first of all, your reaction to what has happened here? well, obviously this isa happened here? well, obviously this is a grave tragedy. this is a police killing that seems completely unjustified. we are not... there are lots of details that i am sure will still come out, but we know that right now there is a community that is morning. we know that she was a ca reta ker for is morning. we know that she was a caretakerfor her is morning. we know that she was a caretaker for her mother and her nephew, and her family caretaker for her mother and her nephew, and herfamily is dealing with the ramifications. we know that this is an area where the black community in particular has been dealing with police violence and the ramifications of that and the anxiety and stress that is brought on by the investigation, the court cases, obviously the most recent example being

scott issacs for receiving the hospital to zero harm ive leadership award. as the director and c.e.o. of h. johnson v.a. medical center in charleston, outh carolina, he oversees 3,100 employees who are some of the best the v.a. has to offer. of its kind in south carolina, mr. issacs and is v.a. medical center are being recognized for their exceptional work of creating a reliable and hly eliminating harm from all facets of care. high-quality care is particularly important to the first congressional district of large , because of the number of veterans using the .a. medical center there in charleston. our veterans are our nation's heroes, and they deserve the be when they return home, which is why i am so proud to ee mr. issacs working hard to achieve this goal. thank you, mr. issacs, for your service to our veterans, and congratulations on your award. . mr. speaker, i rise today to remember the life of mr. james w. boykin who passed away at the age of 80 on october 3. in jessup, georgia, nearly everything and everyone seems to have been impacted by him. during his term serving as wayne county commis

johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." it's time for futures in focus. joining us, scott bauer from prosper trading academy.on in chicago to the payroll number? scott: it was pretty muted down here on the floor. however, there's a lot of skeptics. i say that because the market rallied off of the premarket down that we had seen. it's kind of a catch 22. horrendous,ews, not but payrolls were a little light. august was revised down. those are negative numbers on top of the negative numbers we saw earlier in the week, yet the market is taking that, at least for now, as a good thing because it increasing -- because it is increasing the ability of lowering rates. i think there's a huge disconnect there. guy: do you not think october is a done deal? scott: absolutely it is a done deal. just a couple of days ago it was 40% or 50%, now raised up to 90%. not only is october a done deal, but it certainly looks like a december reduction would be in the cards as well. the manufacturing that it was the big number for the week. even on monday factoring ism did produce such a big market reaction. do you think the fed puts

think will make an appearance is britain's new prime minister scott may think will make an appearance is britain's new prime minister boris johnson. boris johnson. i'm sure. with another extension agreed with. with another extension agreed with brussels under general election on the way the u.k. gets to stay in greg's it muscles and general election on the way the u.k. gets to stay in gregg's it for another few months in fact plagues it. for another few months in fact plagues it tree has become the norm for those of us living in these green and pleasant has become the norm for those of us living in these green and pleasant pastures which brings us to the. hostages which brings us to the. day of grief and that is except. now with the 2020 looming 2020 looming the race that is except. now with the 2020 looming 2020 looming the race to become the us democratic presidential candidate is far from a sure bet at the moment because the gap used to become the us democratic presidential candidate is far from a sure bet at the moment because the gap between the front runners is narrowing although more voters than before do you say a tween t

scott. thanks for joining us. i will see you again tomorrow. ♪ mark: hello america i am mark levin and is a "life, liberty and levin." senator ron johnson? >> rate, nice to be here. mark: republican from wisconsin. when the reasons i wanted you here was because two sundays ago when he tried to actually talk and explain yourself for "meet the press" chuck todd kept cutting you off and i thought it would important to bringng you back here on my program to hear what you had have to say but also because of your position in the united states

scott and cameron, thank you. that does it for the closing bell. romaine bostick is stepping in next with more analysis on u.k. prime minister boris johnson's latest efforts on the brexit deal before the deal vote tomorrow. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ fromine: we are live bloomberg world headquarters. here is a snapshot of how we close lower on the week. risk aversion towards the weekend. joe: what did you miss the majority caroline: boeing falling the most since 2016 as a pilot -- we learned a pilot expressed concerns three years ago. boris johnson is urging lawmakers to went the exhausting impasse, but -- to end the exhausting impasse. softbank's plan that could value this company below $8 billion, a fraction of its january valuation. johnson may have reached a brexit deal with that you but eq but mp's -- the -- with the e.u., but mp's at home have different ideas. emmanuel macron is adding to the pressure. in the future but i do not think we shall grant any further delay. i believe it is now time to put an end to these negotiations and work on future relationships and put an end to what is ongoing. caroline: let's bring in the council of fore

johnson. "bloomberg markets." let's go tovonnie, futures and focus. reaction inwas the ?hicago to the ism print the manufacturing number was not good. scottood at all and that is why you're seeing gold spike, especially after the big pullback over the last few days. one of the biggest reasons for the gold pullback is we have a little bit of weaker data out of china, and they are going into golden wheat. if you look at the chart, you see a pullback in gold prices. when they come back from the golden need holiday, gold prices will do a little rebound. it makes sense right now with gold going a safety play despite the quality issue with the tensions going on, now we have the impeachment stories in the soap opera continues with trump, so we expect gold prices to either sit still if not ramp up. that is confirmed by the option premium. the upside calls or holding a two dollar skew, which means you will pay two dollars more for upside protection rather than downside protection. guy: what is your view on the dollar related to that? dollar goes from strength to strength. it took a little bit of a knock out of it, but nevertheless, the dollar cont

scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank representatives bonamici, stefanik, lee of neverauskas, comber, wild, and johnson of south dakota for their work on this bipartisan bill. i wranto specifically recognize -- i want to specifically recognize miss bonamici for and the -- ms. bonamici for her leadership we are here to consider the dignity in aging act and to re-authorize the older americans act and thereby support an investment in our nation's seniors. the congress first passed the older americans act in 1965, along with medicare, medicaid, and other civil rights legislation as part of president johnson's great stoig -- society. 54 years later this 45 years later, it continues to support programs that support 11 million americans maintain independence and avoid institutional care. this includes three million americans who regularly use o.a.e. services to address basic needs, especially food, transportation and social action. unfortunately it has not kept pace with inflation and the growing population of aging americans in 2010 -- americans. n 2010, the annual funding was 40 per senior. it's now $27. this

is scott morrison australia's prime minister saying that he will do what he can to help donald trump further those inquiries. still to come here at al-jazeera the british prime minister boris johnson says he's ruling out extending a deadline for bryant said what he says will solve the issues that is holding up a deal. at least one person being killed in protests in haiti demands for the president's resignation continuing. hallow this season already heading south it will reach indonesia eventually but it's a bit erratic in its motion at the what top class show where the heaviest rain is more recently and it's just general areas in borneo and sumatra where you're going to find the rain during wednesday but will still see a repeat rejuvenation of that sort of thing in vietnam cambodia in central thailand and in the philippines but for java it remains dry for the next couple of days in australia having seen the end of september has produced a new record the hottest september on record and the driest september for 42 years further east a different story the start of october was the coldest in 75 years at 4.2 in melbourne there is a chilly spring morning however sings have changed somew

susan: what will be said tonight, scott, elizabeth warren will say unitedhealthcare made 60 billion, johnsonhree companies, almost $100 billion. she won't say revenues. they made $100 billion. that you deserve a piece of that. why are they getting rich at your expense? >> well, you know there is a lot of people also work for those companies. if she wants to penalize those companies for their successes number one that sun american. number two there is lot of unintended consequences that go along with that. a lot of folks can be put out of work. she can't take everything into the government and have the government be arbiter of last word. that is what the left wants. that is only way they can go. they can't go anywhere else. those are the stories you will hear, charles. how the economy is not giving to every last person. nothing ever really gets to every last but we're doing a pretty good job getting to most of the people. they have nothing to fight the president on. they will make anybody a billionaire wrong, any company that makes billions wrong. and economy is not getting down to every last

scott appear also. we have microphones and mike runners that will come to you. who has a question here? >> reporter: you are listening to bill johnsonnt and ceo, giving us a briefing on the plans of power seeking power shut off they will be conducting possibly later this week. >> we did hear from him that possibly 200,000 customers in 16 counties could be affected this week by the extreme weather and face possible power shut down. those customers are in the sierra foothills, north bay, ministry no and mended the tail county. he also said pg&e is starting the process of contacting customers by phone, email, and text message. he said if you don't receive a message, your power will likely mike not be affected. he said also too, for those whose power could be shut down, they are expecting possibly before to 48 hours is the timetable he is giving before the power could be restored, that is depending on the weather. >> they have beeped up their website as well. one of the last things we heard is that people are going to this website and it was going down quite regularly. now, they have redirected, if you go to the website, you will be red

scott. thanks for joining us. i will see you again tomorrow. ♪ mark: hello america i am mark levin and is a "life, liberty and levin." senator ron johnsonow are you? >> rate, nice to be here. mark: republican from wisconsin. when the reasons i wanted you here was because two sundays ago when he tried to actually talk and explain yourself for "meet the press" chuck todd kept cutting you off and i thought it would important to bringng you back here on my program to hear what you had have to say but also because of your position in the united states senate. you are the chairman of the committee that oversees the cavities with ukraine and the united states among other positions you hold in the united states senate. we have this document that came out, the president's phonecall a transcript of it that the president of ukraine. in fact back in july and people are trying to, the democrats in particular, say the president was seeking a quid pro quo. i don't read this in here. you have this sum back roundedness. you hadan a meeting with the president in may of this year. do you want to tell us about that? >> sure and the transcript i think it's

johnson both had heart attacks. cheney served his time as vice president with a bad heart. so i think he can come back. >> let's take that over to scott saw -- we hear mark's argument here. scott, i want you to listen to what the president said last night in louisiana about sanders. >> looks like bernie lost his chance, right? bernie was hitting a baseball today to show how strong he was. there just wasn't a lot of bat head speed. bernie, get better, but bernie, get better. get better fast. that's the only thing i've ever said anything good about him. >> president typically, if he's going to hit you, is going to hit you hard. is he struggling with this argument and is it one that gets him any vote that he doesn't already have? >> i think he just wanted to comment on it because it's in the news. i agree with my fellow panelist. i think the race has squared off between biden and warren. although i would not sleep on the sanders organization. it strikes me that they obviously have experience from the previous race. they have muscled him to the top of the field on fund-raising. so their organization is obviously committed and they don't s

johnson: thank you very much come about and share. -- very much, madam chair. rep. bonamici: and now represent congressman scott from virginia for your questions. rep. scott: thank you, madam chair. bakst, under present law, if workers are treated differently, for example, if one employer anna an accommodation for accommodated worker, but the next worker -- the next employer does not provide that same accommodation, under present law, do the pregnant woman have different rights to the accommodation? ms. bakst: right now, we are in a world where many employers have clear policies to provide accommodation for workers with disabilities, workers with on-the-job injuries, and other scenarios, but yet, pregnant workers aren't afforded does accommodation protections. we are in a world where pregnant achieving most favored nation status. they are achieving least favored nation status. they are being left out, unprotected, and denied the equal opportunity that the pregnancy discrimination act put intowhen it was place for pregnant workers and ensured fairness in the playing field. rep. scott: you would get the same acco

scott galloway is expected to be with us. a fabulous bloomberg opinion essay on the accounting of we work bank -- we work. viviana: boris johnson'st the european union does. he appears ready to call an election to rush his brexit deal into law. an official warning if the e.u. agrees to a request to delay brexit, the prime minister will seek a general election. voters would gamble that would give him a majority in parliament. in the southeastern part of the u.k., british police have found 39 bodies in a container truck from bulgaria. a man from northern ireland has been arrested on suspicion of murder. in the u.k., president donald -- the ambassador to the ukraine becoming one of his biggest threats, detailing "alarming circumstances." taylor said he was told the president wanted ukraine aid to be contingent on the investigation of the bidens. that appears to contradict the president's assertion there was no quad core -- quid pro quo. china considering replacing carrie lam. that comes from a pro-beijing lawmaker in hong kong. an interim leader could be installed by march. measure was formally withdrawn. global news 24 hours a day,