scully: why? former rep. jones: he said that if nixon were elected anyway, he would be impeached right off the bat because this is a treasonable offense and he did not want to see the presidency or that institution disrupted that way. that was the main reason. so, he didn't tell anybody. very few people even knew about this. but it did, in my judgment, had that not happened, we would have had a peace agreement before the president left office. mr. scully: we get the impression through history that it was a tortured last year for lyndon johnson, but you were with him. what was his mood, what was he like, what was going through his mind with regard to vietnam, the election of 1968 and of course at that same time the assassination of dr. king and later, senator robert kennedy? former rep. jones: well, it was a very, very tough year. first of all, in january right off the bat, you had two instances that caused real problems. one was the capture of the pueblo, the sort of spy ship we had off of north korea. and th

and scully didn't just change fox mulder the fictional f.b.i. she changed how we looked at women in the fields of science technology engineering and math more importantly how women view themselves in those fields it turns out the scully effect is real and all those young women watching dana scully a character who didn't look like the baywatch babes of the one nine hundred ninety s. were actually inspired to go into stem fields. scully had an undergrad in physics a couple of stanford doctorates and she did it all in sensible shoes while giving perfect eye rolls to mulder's ever increasing and maurizio any theories that usually ended up being true to what we watch makes a difference and dana scully made us all believe that science is a human pursuit not just a male one and that the truth knows node gender in the words of dana scully don't underestimate women don't underestimate women how to out of the rest about go or not as they can be tricksters tale oh no oh yeah those really well done congrats to david scully's character of the people who put

john scully joining us today. >>> dow, all markets have taken a spill. dow is down 270. & p down 16. boeing now down 4%, and the s & p has once again come back to its 50 day might see technical selling on that make more sense of this in a moment >>> getting brneaking news out f washington >> senator rand paul coming out against mike pompeo for secretary of state and gina haskell for cia director the reason he says is both nominees supported water boarding as acceptable form of interrogation. rand paul instead called it torture. he said the state department is about diplomacy, not war and mike pompeo is unapologetic about the invasion of iraq senator paul sits on the foreign relations committee which will have to vote in favor of pompeo for secretary of state republicans only have a one seat majority on that committee, so paul's opposition means pompeo will need democratic support to make it out of committee republicans also have a narrow margin on the senate floor right now they have 51 votes once ed cochran of mississippi resigns, then they have 49 unclear if republican

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scully. there are a couple of places you can go and get that bow hemot from your ad dollars this is a stock that's not going anywhere is the worst going over, i don't know, if the you are sitting at home, 164.95 was the recent low. if you don't have the stomach get out of it. >> how do we trade it. >> tuesday we had a huge volume day, traded five times normal volume it pegged down to steve's low. didn't breach it today peets calls are probably going to come into play. valuation is reasonable. not like advertisers are fleeing. as much as people say i'm going to delete facebook guess what it's become so addictionive that nobody going anywhere. everybody settle town. >> the dow and s&p getting slammed today reaching key technical levels steve grasso will break down the most important chart you need to see today. i'm melissa lee you are watching "fast money" on cnbc here's what else is coming up. >> this stock has more than doubled in the past arye one of the traders says it's about to rip even h

they call it the scully effect.ho regularly watch or watched the x files are 50% more likely to work in the steam industry. nerly two-thirds of women in the feel say that agent scully served as a role model to them. the x files by the way is in its 11th season right here on fox television. >>> the san jose sharks notched their fifth win a row. the sharks got off to a fast start scoring three in the 1st period. that would have been enough to earn the victory but they scored another three in the 2nd period for a final score of 6- 2. san jose. it was a real team victory. the fourth line, the group that usually comes in to give the top players a rest, scored half of the total goals. pretty good. the sharks host the division leading golden knights tomorrow. >>> they're looking good and the playoffs are knocking on the door. they would like to win five or six more games to win home ice. that is important. >> richard sherman is ready to play. the former seattle seahawks star was introduced by 49ers yesterday in santa clara

. >> she's scully to a re different sort of mulder. >> it's the x files meets david blaine? great. i'll take that. >> similar in some ways to the "now you see me" movies. >> yeah. >> reporter: that's no accident. the show's magic consultant, the magician behind the magician, as it were, also consulted on the first "now you see me" movie. >> now you don't. >> reporter: magician david kwong. >> you have one of the more unusual careers of anyone that i've met. you do magic. you're a performer of magic. you consult on films and movies like this. and you do crossword puzzles. >> i'm also a puzzler. i construct puzzles for the "new york times." i find there's this intersection between magic and puzzles. >> reporter: kwong is also a recent harvard graduate. >> should be able to get them both. right -- >> wow. >> reporter: and he's very good at this. >> did you think when you got into this that you'd be able to make a living doing magic? >> oh, never in a million years. and my parents felt the same way. >> they're relieved now. now, you studied the history of magic at harvard. >> ye

time prime minister silvio berlusconi from go italy and the people of freedom party course but a scully him self is banned from holding office for another year over a fraud conviction previously then league party leader material salvini we can tell you as already put his name forward to be in the hat to be at least next prime minister. so we are now under obligation to form a center right coalition we have a right and a duty to rule in the coming years. said news in on who won't be going into coalition one person who's already ruled themselves out former prime minister monti renzi he's quit as leader of the center left current ruling democratic party after the worst election result in over a decade renzi also added that his party would not enter into a coalition with either five star or the league and this is a church it is following more of the post-election reaction in rome. this was an election that was meant to bring stability and clarity to italian politics but it seems to have done anything but that with of course the antiestablishment five star movement rocketing forward as well

though in a spy swap in twenty ten three weeks ago scully palin's daughter were then found critically ill in seoul u.k. police expect their probe on the alleged poisoning to take months has been heard however british politicians were quick to pin the blame on moscow britain's foreign secretary has become the latest to launch accusations. russians as ever responded with denial distortion and delay and that is their tactic. the cyberwar for this information middling in european election campaigns the scene of the election campaigns elsewhere the general feeling that russia has got to be moved. i want to be very clear that we do not wish to engage in a new cold war i deprecate that term i don't want i remember them of the oracle or johnson has been one of the most outspoken in blaming russia and even compared it to now see germany. the goal the rods floatable. quitting the regime putin you can use it the way that we use the modern thirty six other groups here so i think the comparison with mike in thirty six is is certainly right. that moscow has already called the comments unacceptable

prime minister silvio berlusconi from go italy and the people of freedom party personally but the scully himself of course banned from holding office for another year because of a previous fraud conviction is a long time political figure there meantime league party leader matteo cell vini has already put his name in the hat to me at least next prime minister so confident is he. so we are now under obligation to form a center right coalition we have a right and a duty to rule in the coming years other developments one person who said this evening ruled themselves out former prime minister renzi he's quit as leader of the center left currently ruling democratic party after their worst election result in over a decade renzi has also added that his party would not enter into a coalition with either the five star movement all the league baiters from rome and the post-election reaction now from and this is it choking them. this was an election that was meant to bring stability and clarity to italian politics but it seems to have done anything but that with of course the anti establishment five

march 20 we will have christopher scully yet with the legacy of his father and we bought a headlineruncheon. march 29 in discussio 29th indie commemoration of world war i and finally on april 4 there will be a book event on a new biography othe newbiography of the formert lady nancy reagan and we can't conclude the night without presenting the guest with the national press club coffee and let's give a hand. [applause]

money and cover up his fraud so all of that was taken into account by the judge and you know martin scully's own lawyer said during the sentencing that there were times when he wanted to punch his client in the face this is someone who ignored his lawyers advice during the trial he antagonized journalists on social media he. lashed out at authorities in the court during the trial and then after the trial he after he was convicted went on facebook and he had a substantial following on social media there and he offered money to anyone who would bring him a lock of hillary clinton's hair and the judge talked about that during the sentencing and said that this was a public safety concern at the time she revoked his bail and made him wait until his sentencing in jail so all of that when into account as the judge handed down her sentence. saudi arabia signed two billion dollars worth of commercial deals with the u.k. it includes a polygamy agreement to buy forty eight typhoon fighter jets the deals were announced on the final day of a three day visit by saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin sou

scully: hello... merry christmas! hello! hi! oh, my god, look at you! can you believe this?ng to get my arms around you? it's not going to be long now. you're huge. i know! hi. welcome, welcome. hi, sweetie. let's get you two settled. sorry about the digs, mom. i know you hoped like hell you'd never have to spend another night in base housing. are you kidding? this is wonderful. this is the exact same layout as our old house. well, that's the navy for you. bill tells me, mom that you're going to be staying in your old room and the nursery's going to be in dana and melissa's room.

. >> good morning, steve scully. dr. john, let me tell you something. there's a lot of factors in profiling bad characters in this society. one of them starts with younger guys that do criminal acts to animals and to abusive siblings and other things that they do. these are character flaws that you, as a health professional, mental professional, should have already diagnosed and found out right off the front. you can ask him about whether they use violent video games. you can ask him a variety of questions about whether -- what drugs they're taking and how often they take those drugs. there's a million questions that you can ask that are definitive that profile these people. what's holding this system back is the mental concept here that you're saying, well, i can't do anything about this. well, of course you can. you can report it. but you have to report it to an ncic action and that should be part of the legal process and part of the legislation that's necessary to fix it. the gun itself does not do any harm. it must take someone to pull the trigger.

agent scully? detective rempulski, alexandria p.d. thanks for coming down to do this. is it him?

morning centene getting involved with a cloud based pharmacy benefit deal that's chaired by john scullyeo of apple who will remain as part of the leadership team so things continue to change we'll see how regulators look at all of these deals as the landscape in health care continues to point towards more vertical integration back to you. >> were that, thank you for that bertha coombs at the nasdaq. >>> the president blocking broadcom's bid to buy qualcomm saying national security concerns the nasdaq hit another record high this morning, its second in two days for more on the fallout for broadcom, qualcomm, and other tech stocks we are joined by raymond james managing director chris casco and susquehanna equity strategist chris roland it's chris squared looking at the trump administration's move to black broadcom's takeover of qualcomm, does this throw cold water on the broader consolidation story we've been seeing? >> yeah. i mean this started with cfius' reject of the canyon bridge lattice deal it's going to be hard for a foreign entity to take over a u.s. entity and this from last ni

around president from i c b s about a military operation and military operation ease highly likely to scully into a major war so it might be a false impression it might be a lie but it's still a useful life what is this going to look like to the other countries the neighboring countries around the careers in asia or japan for example japan has a significant role to play in the security of the region. pennies are not happy about this context because he correctly see it as waste of time and probably sums of ways to get around the international sanctions vance again as you've been also has relatively little influence maybe more than sounds good here but still very little influence on these developments. and everybody else every all as a neighbor say china and russia feel a great deal of relief because pretty much everybody who has a knowledge of situation understands that talks this but what talks are not going to produce any significant results nonetheless the very existence of talks and it uses a probability here is that one day or more likely one night we are going to hear explosions. and th

with ease even a grand coalition between the center right under under berlusconi's allies going to scully of course himself won't hold office and the center left the democratic party led by former prime minister matteo renzi you are mentioning exit polls they're not . thought to be very reliable if you talk to a tally or news but we're hoping that there might be some more reliable projections in the hours after the polls close at twenty three local time that's twenty two g.m.t. in an hour or so from now and we are meant to get some reliable results some time on monday morning. with the latest at the five star movement meeting in rome and they deem thank you and now we're joined by physical santiago's an italian political analyst for the eurasia group thank you for joining us here on al-jazeera so we're talking about the five star movement you know i guess the surprise and the establishment that in eight years has become the biggest party what we you'd be looking for. when we get the exit polls in about an hour's time what numbers do you think will give it give a an indication of the poten

scully. i'm a vietnam veteran and i don't think mr. nixon gets the credit he deserves. i voted democrats, i think nixon was a very good president. what over shadowed his goodness as a president was the vietnam war, water gate and his personality complexes. but some of the decisions he made with civil rights and other issues and epa, nixon was a very good president. just those three things over shadow his presidency. >> thank you for the call. barbara perry. >> we look back at nixon and i think he thought of himself in my m ways as a moderate republican and viewed in those days as a moderate republican. he could be viewed between someone like reagan and we haven't talked about his entrance and rockefeller on the left side of the party soch. so when we look back at the 1 1/2 terms in office, we can see the number of things that people now on the liberal side that say good for him. >> i would call nixon a progressive republican. he inherited the vietnam war after 5 years as you say, there were 31,000 dead when nixon came into office. the gentlemen said he was for him altho

i do find the scully matured so many trump critics pounding the table on this with the obama administrationns were interfering in the election while it's happening and didn't do anything about it. it should be said the trump administration on this particular issue drives people crazy with the president hasn't been more outspoken. as far as russia across the board come and this administration is being tough. we shot and killed over 100 russian mercenaries in the area. the trump administration is far tougher than the administration wants. i'm pleased to see we are going to address the election meddling in some specific way. to focus on that, too narrowly, is missing that. >> i think we should absolutely distrust russia. what i'm saying is the tit-for-tat is not just that. the way the russians operate as they exploit american weaknesses in the russians ate our lunch during this russia reset policy during the obama administration in a variety of ways. in syria, ukraine, threatening our nato allies in the baltics commingled to write in the black sea. all of these things happen under the obama ad

john scully joins us to sign in on the scandal and weigh in on the tech wreck first, the dow got crushedoday. sinking more than 700 points, closing near the lows of the