it depends on sherry at this point.e: it gives her a chance to say i'm sorry, you lost this round and in return, please stay on, but you have to take -- he would stick around for two years. her whole thing was what happens when you leaves in -- when you leave in two years. who will be the successor? maybe they can work on that and figure it out. this is speculation, there was talk in the litigation that he was saying part of the problem was sherry had to scurry that had discourage others from buying cbs. he wants the possibility to sell this to another party for a better term and that i think would be a fundamental difference in the viewpoints of sherry redstone and les. >> verizon has a don't want to buy content company, but they were courting others and talking to companies. the problem is it takes a massive tax burden on them to sell either cbs or viacom on their own from under nai. the mgmt function. i want to show you the directors are. you have les at the top. there are 20 directors. who goes and stays? david: mos

want to capture the public's attention all right so so the red stones through national amusements sherri redstone is the controlling member she is the current controlling shareholder of both viacom and c.b.s. they fall under the umbrella of national amusements and she wants a merger between c.b.s. and viacom they've had merger talks but they've been unable to agree to terms especially when it comes to management how that would be set up what the role of moonves the c.e.o. of c.b.s. would be etc so so that's that's that's where we are that's the overall message that's setting the scene as they say ok and then by the way we covered last week i think that les moonves the c.e.o. of c.b.s. of the second highest paid c.e.o. all companies all around the world but put that aside for a minute so last week last thursday there was a court decision what was this case about and what did the judge rules all right well c.b.s. went to court on the last week and they on monday and they said sherri redstone at redstone is interfering in the interests of the shareholders of c.b.s. by trying to force a merg

david: as a practical matter, is les moonves playing with sherry redstone's money?l that allows him to have $150 million. that could go up to $280 million when you include compensation. so does les win either way? matthew: that is a key component to this. les is in a position where he can afford to be aggressive because, even if it goes sherry redstone's way, it may not and all that bad way -- end all that badly for les. why does sherry redstone want to put them together so badly? viacom is not doing so well. matthew: that is a debatable question. i think syria redstone, arguably, could be looking at the benefits of scale. that's the big push in this industry. it often helps these companies to be bigger. that's the basic justification for it. david: that seems to be the trend these days, bigger media companies. we appreciate your time, analyst for bloomberg intelligence. sign up for the balance of power newsletter. get the latest on global politics in your inbox every single day. shery: coming up on bloomberg marketsshery:, what do blockchain and oil have to do with

position and and go from eighty percent down to about seventeen percent control of the company so sherry red zone issued an edict saying to do that the c.v.s. board has to have a supermajority ninety percent and so that was wednesday thursday the judge said she's not interfering and i know you want to hear about what happened what happened at the board meeting. they had the board meeting on right after the court decision on thursday at c.b.s. and they voted eleven to three not ninety percent not a super majority but they voted to institute that dividend and strip her of her majority rule if you will when it comes to of voting influence as a shareholder majority shareholder of c.b.s. but that's not going to fly that's not going to fly at all all right so what do you expect going to happen here all right sherry read some says she will not force a merger but she is connected to a former special committee which will replace most of the board members of not all of the board members so she will have complete control and i think as time goes on she will force that merger and i don't see any way

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you mentioned bob wright last hour he suggested you could see a situation where sherry red stone andusements waters down or dilutes its voting power and les moonves stays on is that what you foresee as well >> not exactly that. my guess is that this issue -- the issue of control and the rights of a controlling shareholder is an important issue. i'm only saying -- i'm not sure either side is going to win that because you have economics and sherry has a vested interest in seeing both the entities grow in shareholder value. my guess is in the end, if you want the best executive in the world to run the combined entities, and that's les moonves, then you'll work something out. i find it hard to believe that sherry would, in the end, reduce her -- what she believes to be her rights as a controlling shareholder. and i don't think cbs will win in court on that issue so, my guess is there's some kind ofagreement to the status quo, you know. which is perhaps a little vague about what a controlling shareholder can and can't do and that's where it ends up. let's go back to the status quo but let

[inaudible] and basically prevent what sherry redstone wants, a merger or cbs buying the other media property she owns. they think nickelodeon, why the good stuff with the bad stuff. >> you don't be hit by a lot of class-action suits. there are reports that they cbs together with viacom is worth 53. share but without $68. share. she is the controlling shareholder. wouldn't she won $60 a share. >> she think the long-term health will be her theory. i will say this, i think that's why the judge left the door open. he gave her a big victory but he left the door open for further litigation. one other thing i've been reporting on is the continued, the other war, the war between peter navarro and steve mnunchin over trade. i've never seen two big battle like this occur at the same time. peter navarro is still at odds with steve mnunchin saying he's been kept out of meetings and still trying to press this case that donald trump, the president should not. they are not just fighting with the chinese for the trump administration is fighting with each other and this will be a developing story. >

so whether he and sherry can go back and work together is one thing.ndent of this merger, i still have some confidence that it will >> so, tom, you're suggesting that a merger doesn't go through regardless of the outcome today and how this is playing out. what happens then for both of these companies? how do you see their future unfolding? >> well, you know, the drama here has obscured some of the underlying fundamentals we're talking about. and i think why the cbs directors have had such a hard time accepting the notion of viacom being brought into cbs. you know, the key profit center of viacom are the children's channels, nickelodeon and its family of channels you're talking about kids program network viewing overall as a sector down 50% in terms of ratings in the last four years and in the last quarter, against that base, they're down another 25%. i mean, this is worse than a melting ice cube this thing is really going south. and i don't think there's any management change or structural change that is going to deal with that underlying industry issu

consider declaring a dividend of shares in common stock which would of course, dilute the control of sherry redstone, national amusements, it's unlikely at this point you see the shares down 0.5% >> julia boorstin, thank you for that >> david edleman, i don't think you're going anywhere soon >> yeah, we're doing more reporting on this. is tom still there tom, still on the phone or did you leave? >> i'm still here. >> i understand the idea of fiduciary duty and you say it's unlikely they bring these two companies together i don't know, she could get rid of the directors, replace them, put it up for vote for minute majority/minority. i will say that sherry redstone is committed to putting these two companies together whether it's delayed, i don't think they can stop her. >> well, she can do that, the weight, to do this, is not in the interest of shareholders based on the independent ones relied on here she could create new directors and they could put in a new committee. and that committee could say, oh, yes, this is in the best interest of shareholders one of the keys here, independents are

and worse than that, this was i probably cried to sherry. i probably cried to sherry.re going to lose everything, i probably cried to sherry. we're going to lose everything, our dream, it's over. i don't know what to do. and i shared this story with a friend of mine who was a young attorney in seattle. and he said to me, you've got to come talk to the senior partner. i said, sure. who is it? and he gave me a name i had 97 heard. and he said bill gates sr. i never heard of bill gates sr. and bill gates at the time was not bill gates. bill gates sr. was bill gates. and 8:00 in the morning, i went to see bill gates sr. for the first time who at the time was in the the prime of his career. he was just a, he was the lawyer in town. he is a 6'7" giant of a man. and i sat down and i humbly told him exactly the story. and he said i'm going to ask you two questions, is everything you told me true and have you left anything out? and i said everything is true, mr. gates, i've left nothing out. two questions, is everything you he said come back in two hours. i said, ok. i will. so

charlie: temporary restaining order which would prevent sherry redstone from changing anything which more difficult for him to basically take the company away from her and here is the interesting thing. i talked to cbs people that they think even if it looks like they lost they actually won because if you read the judge's statements and his ruling, he basically said that i'm paraphrasing here but it's along these lines. i'm not going to grant you the t ro. you haven't met the bar for that but you do have possible color able claims here, and you can continue to fight this legally so this case is not over that's essentially what the judge said and right now after saying that both sides are plotting their next move, for all i know sherry redstone is going to fire the entire board of cbs. she can do that. they'll sue her but she can try to do that. liz: that would not make cbs shareholders happy. charlie: here is the thing. look at it this way. i have no dog in this fight but i'm just backing this out. if you look at one of the most successful media managers over the last 15 years, cbs h

sherry redstone has the right to protect her family's majority control of the broadcaster. says itnwhile -- cbs, remains committed to protesting shareholder interest and it may bring further legal action against the redstones. us.t to have you with let's take a step back because this is all centered around a possible tie up of viacom and cbs. what is this ruling mean? cbs directors on the week and came out and said they do not believe the merger is in the best interest of all shareholders. they were worried that sherry redstone would force the deal to go ahead anyway by -- they took this action to say, actually, what we are going to do is dilute her controlling stake so she cannot do that. before that, we will ask the court to give us a temporary restraining order. scarlet: the judge ruled in favor of the redstone family. what will happen at this board meeting? >> they are having a meeting at 5:00. all of the directors will be there. sherry redstone thing she can vote is down because she just change the bylaws of cbs yesterday, and she now thinks that all but one director -

. >> spencer's mother sherry lives in whitefish, montana.ssibly go wrong in whitefish, montana? it's the most i didyllic, most beautiful town. at some point a young mother tanya gersh, had a conversation with richard spencer's mother. >> she says she tried to warn spencer's mother of protests taking place outside a property she owned. >> i said if it were my son and i were in this situation and i were really hurting whitefish like this, i would sell the building. >> that isn't what sherry did. instead she claimed ger are threatened her in a blog post. >> she published a blog that called me an extortionist. >> and that changed tanya's life forever. what happened to tanya ger sh? >> she was accused by richard spencer's mother of mistreating her and that literally unleashed the hordes of the alt-right. >> andrew englund, founder of the daily stormer, a neo-nazi site, discovered gersh was jewish and that was all it took to unleash his fury. >> he's open about his admiration for adolf hitler. >> andrew englund from the daily stormer website told

vonnie: any ideas that sherry had any clue that this could be coming down the pike?ichard: i don't know. national amusements has not spoken to me. i honestly don't know. i'm literally looking at this from the outside. i think is unfortunate because this just slows down what both companies need to do. this just further slows it down. while companies like disney and comcast are battling it out to get bigger, these two small-company's can't even figure out how to get themselves together. vonnie: i'm sure we will be talking to you real soon. thank you for jumping on the phone. that is richard greenfield, media technology analyst for btig. still ahead, wall street is on the move. where the biggest banks are finding greener pastures. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. shery: i'm shery ahn. time now for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. cohen point72 has poached a five person team from bali osmium estimate mannesmann -- asset management. to analyst previously worked f

sumner redstone and his daughter sherry are the owners. they want to drop the current ting stake of 80% down to 17%. the redstone family has a lon history in the entertainhint ory going back to the 1930s when national amusements was foundedy summe redstone's father as a theater operator. they acquired viaco for more than $3 billion in 1987 and a little over a decade later viacom merged with cbs. the media industry's biggest deal ever. lseven yearser national amusements a cbs split viacom into two different coanies. after a dozens tumultu years, sherry redstone is pushing to combine the two giants. moonves is objecting. what happens next? the legal battle is just beginning and if ons loses, it could result in cbs its veteran leader and board. i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> nordstrom reports disappointing same store sales, and that's where we begin ar tonight'st focus. the retailer said sales growth in the most recentuarter was weaker than expected even as more customers visited its stores. nordstrom topped earnings expectations but

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a develop waiting for the white house briefing also trying to follow-up on what sherry red stone does next she appears to have won that battle and of course, we'll still told its merger with viacon on its all systems go on that, or is it? and what happens to cbs and by the way what happens to viacon? we're on top of it all after this. there's nothing small about your business. with dell small business technology advisors you get the one-on-one partnership you need to grow your business. the dell vostro 15 laptop. contact a dell advisor today. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better. starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. doctor: symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. it may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. tell your doct

hearing just a week ago were you there supervising the top he said the waterboarding of about on the sherry she said. senator that's classified. and he was out of town out of town so you know if he should have what he would have asked those who will classified that she would have to say senator i did i choose classified my own incriminating incriminating evidence and so we'll have to go and close section this afternoon so now this is a public airing that means the idea is to tell the american people who this person is and they were deprived of finding out who she was because she classified the incriminating evidence they can assert this is a great country oh well it goes to show that she's been an insider in the cia at one point she was briefly the head of the well director of national clandestine services which was previously helped you know position a position that was renamed but people like allen dulles frank was in there other extraordinary members the cia had previously had this type of office inside cia so she's a longtime insider thirty three years in the cia as far as i know why do

there's also sherry redstone his once estranged daughter who removed the french sounding ceo has set moonves. with today's court ruling investors had simple but at the same time very hard questions. will moonves survive and what is happening to my money? joining us now is former tivo and current executive chairman and a cnbc contributor and now "fast money" bff this is his second appearance in one week >> how do you like that? >> few people can do that. >> cbs traded down as low as 7% interday finished down 4% what is the worst case scenario for cbs? that it is -- that it loses les moonves? >> yes i think cbs is a buy i do not think redstone is going to be able to force this merger. she may have won today but you had an independent committee vote already on this, five board members unanimously saying this thing is not in the best interests of the public shareholders of cbs. against that back rop, i have very hard time thinking that her lawyers are going to say, you know what, okay, force this through anyway lawsuits would be flying cbs is already down 5.5 billion in market cap since

instead of saying allegedly. >> sherry, go ahead. >> well, i won't put bunny ears around anything, but means. i think we've known that for a long time, so let's stop acting surprised. but i think the earth just shifted under our feet a little bit here today, in ways that maybe some people don't realize yet. richard painter alluded to this a little bit earlier on your show. we've got democrats who are terrified of mentioning the "i" word, impeachment, out on the campaign trail. we know nancy pelosi doesn't want them calling for impeachment. but now we have a series of things, and especially this one, the president potentially lying on financial disclosure forms, something for which he could be prosecuted on. democrats can run against republicans, refusing -- in congress, refusing to perform their oversight function. and that is what they're doing. and that can be a very big campaign issue. and richard painter seems to understand that. and i think everything just shifted today as a result of that. because now we have something concrete. >> i wonder, as a republican official, you know a l

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balluestion now is the really isn't sherry's court.bly has the decision to make whether she wants to get or evenhe board of cbs just les moonves as ceo to push her agenda forward. now it's in the court. vonnie: what is the likelihood? will the judge make a decision? >> he will certainly try to vote on whether they can have a special meeting tomorrow at cbs at which point they were going special implement a dividend that would dilute the redstone's holding so i think he's probably going to rule on whether that meeting can take place. the day after the regularly scheduled shareholder meetings -- i think that needs to be addressed as well as strong suggestion from the judge that just get this thing fixed. nejra: thank you, paul sweeney. let's talk more on one of our top stories. a senate judiciary committee has released transcripts related to the june 2016 trump tower meeting. we are joined by kevin cirilli live on capitol hill. there's a story on the bloomberg, the trump tower meeting documents. what you need to know. much better to have

big story today, cbs after suffering first loss against sherry redstone.rejecting to dissolve, cbs trying to stop redstone to reunite viacom and cbs, stocks falling after the close. we will be watching closely. viacom shares ended lower. cbs changed meeting. let's bring in melissa armo of the stock solution, great to have you here, always a pleasure. >> good morning. gerri: good morning, let's star --t, he's challenging the owner to have company, he doesn't like a lot of brands, mtv, paramount. lots of luster there, does he have nothing to lose here? >> i have to be honest with you, he's done a great job running cbs. he's been there forever. he's done a great job, i don't think this is necessarily in cbs' interest to hook up with viacom. viacom in the last few years a lot of channels have in the done so great. mtv is going downhill, nickelodeon probably the most viable. the stock reflected the lack of interest really in those channels where cbs has tons and tons of hits. look at survivor, everybody knows survivor, the big bank theory at cbs. so i think, yo

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sherry redstone wants to merge cbs with viacom.oard is trying to dilute redstone's voting power. they called a time-out in the last week. joining us right now, steven batelli, a reporter for the "l.a. times. and ed lee is also here. steven, the question that we've all been grappling with is is there any way for either side to ultimately win at this point because we've talked about about it the idea that sherry redstone wins probably means that she sdut get less, which mieps that the stock goes down and people have questions and if les were to somehow win, it becomes very xwlikted ite possible the whole thing unravels. >> that's the win, right >> will he has done a very good job of tieing the success cbs to hi personality, to hi for of will he's done it when everyone said you can't do it. broadcasting is dieing he what -- he revitalized the company. he found a way to adapt it to the digital future while also respecting it traditions and the value of the ma appeal audience. >> is this really about the deal of viacom or is this more a

as you know, sherry wanted leslie nunes to buy viacom, they're independent companies controlled by sherrynd instead of just saying no, neil he went back and he sued her for control of cbs and that's where we are right now. cbs voted last night the board of cbs, i think 73% of the board voted to diluent sherry redstone 's stake so they could control their own destiny. she had changed the by laws so it needed 90% which is effective ly impossible to get since she and a couple of her friends are on the board and right now cbs is trying to figure out its next legal move which will likely be before the delaware court, before the judge who will open the door for more litigation and i'll tell you i thought this thing would end quickly with the judge just saying okay let's figure out how to end this. you know, i'm getting a feeling just from my sources that this thing to be wrapped up in court for months with both sides flailing at each other legally and nothing much gets done. as you can tell, the shares of cbs have been going down lately, so the investors do not like the uncertainty but that's w

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her mother, sherry domingo and her boyfriend greg sanchez were murdered by a mysterious intruder.s the work of the east area rapist golden state killer, debbie became persistent in her search for answers. the search brought her to crime con last year and this year, within the past week we had to get to the printer and scramble and make sure we got it captured. >>> research has ended with the suspect in custody. unbelievable. it's been a miracle. dna science has got this guy. >> crime con brought a whirlwind of emotion and debbie was there with michelle cruz the sister of golden state killer murder victim, janelle cruz, and survivors, jane carson sandler and margaret wardlow. also investigator paul holes, >> a lot of hugs, they have been crying, at age 13, margaret wardlow was the youngest victim. >> i given - - i have given up. i was okay with that and that was until a bout a year and half ago i met my sister survivor. >> sister survivors, they were sharing their darkest moments and hope that they see this day. >> one of the victims tells us now that the suspect is identified and

they are very pressed for sherry to their views. can i raise another issue. last week the education secretary told the house that they understood and he would work with them to bear down on those. on friday i met with the secretary have teachers. they wanted to help them prepare. the increase in incidence and contributions. i'm looking for to meeting him and i'm sure that's gonna be a really interesting meeting. as he will know. it is providing for the cash increase for every school and every region. it is important that it is helping to bear down on costs that the schools are experiencing and that's exactly what my right honorable friend is doing. the industry is in a resurgence. 80% of the vehicles that it produces. as we leave the eu. while they continue to have access. to bring and in components without delays. my honorable friend. indeed a drawing drawing attention to our economy. in the exit provides us with an opportunity to forge a new role for ourselves to have those other trade deals around the world. and that's why we are working with this. mister

i'm sherry sheely. we're located just south of youngstown. business for 66 years, we're family owned and operated. second generation, we have 148 awesome employees. several are here today. and we do an annual sales volume of $34 million. it's because of the dedication and marred work of our employees, that we've earned the number one independent furniture retailer of america awarded a few years ago. i would like to recognize my husband. sheely's is the true american dream story. we chose to move forward with an addition to our showroom. we had contemplated that for 7 or 8 years, but didn't feel it was the right time. in the next two years, we're going to be opening our new bargain bonus center, and everyone at the store is very excited. >> that's great. that's great. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. that's great. >> and then we were more excited when your tax cut bill passed in december. at that time, we wanted to reward all of our employees, we decided to wait a few months so it would be a surprise. so in march of this year,

. >>> and late lasig cbs board voted to dilute the voting power of sherry redstone. the vote willot take effect unless approved by a del acare court, as we've been reportin cbs and redstone are locked in a legal battle over control. cbs also postponed the annual sharehder meeting. >>> time for our weekly market monit monitor. he h a list of stocks he says could rise over double digits. last time he picket at&t, which is down 19%, walmart higher by 5%, and ibm down 2%. joining us is the chief investment officer at aviance incull management. welcomeback. >> good evening. >>> mathec is one of the teams is atrackedive valuations with a bullish horizon of one to two years. what do you like about mastec. >> all usa stock, so not really affected t by dollar that much. it's really a situation where you buy one, get o free. not only is it cheap and well known for the engineering and construction inned pipeline business, and servicing and doing infrastructure for unconventional oil services that's fracking and whatever, but also they're a huge player in thel- rt of 5-g. 5-g is

charlie: you see i think sherry redstone obviously wants to preserve her father's media empire.ll she's doing the opposite. charlie: now here is the reality that the markets are sagathies media empire doesn't deserve being preserved. markets are essentially saying we need to break you guys up and sell. i mean, they're not going to survive together that just the way everything is moving with cord cutting and the fact that people don't go to movies when is the last time you went to the movies? liz: yesterday i saw deadpool 2 and it's hilarious and awesome and i love ryan reynolds. charlie: of course you do. liz: let's make that clear. it's rated r, what do you mean i haveids? charlie: did you bring your kids to this? liz: yes. charlie: my mother brought us to deliver answer just so you know. liz: no wonder you are the way you are. charlie: and she thought it was this, you know, she liked bert reynolds and all them and thought they were great actors. liz: they are, it's a brilliant movie. how old are you? charlie: i was, young. liz: it's crazy. charlie: they also took me to all of

completely changed things because bob iger who is very very smart realizes that he owes of a new sherry duty to his shareholders and what america wants believe it or not and this will kill the mainstream or lame stream or ted baxter media what they don't understand is that the american actual viewer is not somebody in the left wing right wing bubble or swamp it's somebody who recognizes the value of let's say a rose and another's so while they don't realize is that i'm telling you again they think that they live in the world of rachel maddow that c.n.n. that that people reflect their ideas it's not true it's the opposite ok but ron i mean you do have a prevalence where you know we can always talk about the exception of fox when it comes to cable and they certainly make money off of their click bait but they're not practicing journalism anymore and i mean we can talk about the the the infrastructure the business model but the profession itself i mean i watch the cable news because i have to because for my job but i don't see journalism being practiced at all i mean and on top of it peopl

. >> what you heard from sherry sheely. who was on the panel there who said because of these tax cuts they were able to award $1,000 bonuses, they consider themselves to be one of the largest independent furniture retailer retailers they are on that stage, perhaps representative of a smaller business that has been able to benefit from this tax cut. >> that's wonderful they were able to do that. that's not truly representative of us small businesses about the poll we did recently said that 69% of the 35r7 ants would not be able to hire someone new because of the tax law. >> sorry to interrupt you. let's listen in to the president right now. >> you have to spend it wisely at the top. but our country is doing great, i think it's maybe doing as good or better than it's done before. it's only going to do better. we have tremendous things planned, we're going to start being smart about our relationship with other countries and others. you're going to see tremendous progress over the next hopefully seven years, it's not going to t

thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us david sherry is the head of the u.n. mission in south sudan he was joining us on the newsgroup from nairobi thank you for your time thank you very much amnesty international is accusing egypt of using solitary can fuck solitary confinement as torture it says dozens of human rights activists journalists and opposition supporters face all renders physical abuse behind bars the group's report outlines extended beatings humiliation and lack of food and restricted movement for years on end egypt has arrested. thousands of people since the military overthrew uprising maman morsi in twenty thirty morsi is reported to have been held in solitary confinement for most of the past five years the government has repeatedly denied systematic rights abuses now saying about me is egypt's campaign at amnesty international he says the conditions faced by those in solitary confinement in egypt's prisons operate like phones that are used to confine it to egypt very unbalanced partially because of such treatments prisoners suffer in such a co

and they, you know, one of the congress people who represents one of these districts is sherry busto.alls amount of these voters trump triers. they were fed up with the status quo for a variety of reasons. i don't think you can say it was a single reason but for a variety of reasons. they decided they would take a chance on donald trump. and they are measuring his presidency month by month given things they like and things that make them uncomfortable. >> you know, dan, one of the things i have noted -- i have read every book about this election. most about the campaigns not the voters. your articles are about the voters. i noticed a kphop theme. that is about status and feeling a lack of association with the big four. los angeles, silicone value, new york, manhattan, washington, d.c. and alienation but not anger. we have been left behind. you picked that up. but the nature of attachment to trump, how has that changed with the week's events do you think that sees the hostages coming back from north korea with mike pompeo, that sees the president ripping up his predecessor's agreement

medications back to her we were refused we were denied a phone call my mother's skin turned red and she was sherry. in a special condition we were needed that she would not answer questions well and that my pants with trembling so this is the just the just one letter where dozens of them and now we're trying to assess is it the coordinated paul is still the government or it's something that is happened by sometimes a severance at the airports and most of the russians the. taking out of the crowd out there being checked personally then a lot of questions were asked even the checking of the eiffel notebooks and all those things so basically it's really. it's it's a serious matter and this is the question of the welcoming to this country of the russians so we i think we'll finish the assessment next week and then we raised this question in front of the foreign office we want the explanations because we have a lead us we have the evidence we have people we have witnesses we have everything and we want to see the explanations. he's. an easy decision. a reason. for. concern because. what i know for sure

judy sherry so all he has some institution or experience to not only an academic when your old boss prime minister berlusconi says that forza italia will vote against this coalition what did you make of that yell yes apparently dalia decided to vote against old all someone to force a tally of people including mr boat as corning already said if there would be some proposals corresponding to the center right program devil and gold in favor and of course the lego is allow layer of mr berlusconi is the problem for him and his body the seventeen billion euro oh five star policy for youth unemployment in italy well it is but on debt five star electoral problem words focusing mainly on unemployment used occupation and maybe in point of early helping younger generation to get a legal job while not only was mainly focusing on security illegal migration polity policy rule of law will you know donald trump strategist steve bannon spoke this week saying that it's a bit like a coalition between bernie sanders and donald trump. because of the truth in that and no i don't i don't agree it is an excessiv

. >>> cbs is suing sherry red stone in anpt att to block redstone's plan to merge cbs and viacom. national amusements controls both of those companies. cbs said the lawsuit was needed prevent the redstone family and nationalnt amuse from breaching their phi du dfiducias and forcing a merger at below market value. the s board isoing to meet this week to discuss substantially cutting national amusement's voting power. cbs shares finishe up2% at $56.5. $28.74 went down 5% to >>> shares of sim man tech recovered some of the loss it suffered last week when they said an internal audit could cause ame resta of financial results. investors got more details saying a former employee made accusations against the company r50e related to its financial planning. they seemed to like the transparency. they sent shares up more than 9 pers percent to $21.40. ter the bell the data center operator switch reported a stper than expected drop in profits as higher labor costs hurt results. investors didn't seem to care. shares were initially lower in after hours trading butis fd the regular session up 1%

only in italy any use to be duped by stress event of the superior counsel of a minister keep judy sherry so all he has some institution or experience to not only an academic when your old boss prime minister berlusconi says that forza italia will vote against this coalition what did you make of that yell yes apparently dalia decided to vote against old dog someone to force a tally of people including miserables corning already said if there would be some proposals corresponding to the center right program devil and gold in favor of and of course the lego is allow layer of mr berlusconi is the problem for him and his body the seventeen billion euro oh five star policy for youth unemployment in italy well it is but on debt five star electoral problem words focusing mainly on unemployment it used occupation and may be in point of earning a helping younger generation to get a legal job while nordell lee was mainly focusing on security illegal migration polity policy or rule of law you know donald trump strategist steve bannon spoke this week saying that it's a bit like a coalition between be

completely changed things because bob iger who is very very smart realizes that he owes of a new sherry duty to his shareholders and what america wants believe it or not and this will kill the mainstream or lame stream or ted baxter media what they don't understand is that the american actual viewer is not somebody in the left wing right wing bubble or swamp it's somebody who recognizes the value of let's say a rose and another's so while they don't realize just like i'm telling you again they think that they live in the world of rachel maddow that c.n.n. that that people reflect their ideas it's not true it's the opposite ok but ron i mean you do have a prevalence where you know we can always talk about the exception of fox when it comes to cable and they certainly make money off of their click bait but they're not practicing journalism anymore and i mean we can talk about the the the infrastructure the business model but the profession itself i mean i watch the cable news because i have to because from my job but i don't see journalism being practiced at all i mean and on top of it pe