do not mess with stacey. i thought i would get that in there. >> stacey: it was a lovely try.ut i read this whole book. and i've got questions. virgin islands all right, fair enough. "finding my voice" virgin islands clearly stacey has found her voice. and that we're not in doubt. so read her book if you haven't yet. >> stacey: i might let you ask a question during the q and a period. we'll come back to that. so is there any decision you re gretted making so much that you would not repeat it. virgin islands well you know what. it's an question. it's an interesting question. well one might say well your major was a mistake, but i had a daughter and i actually learned how lonely one can be in an un happy marriage. and i didn't know that before hand. i thought marriage would complete me, if i worked very hard and gave it my all. because everything was so forward when i worked twice as has and i had been successful. and that was in the first time my parents were happily married there 62 years, my dad passed a way so i was not expecting to -- one might say you should have got toon

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laughter gavin and stacey, this morning we go onto facebook and literally gavin and stacey are comingstill has fans from all over the world. japan, america, australia, europe, absolutely everywhere. all wanting the photo where gavin and stacey was a child. this man got to know the team. they used to come down here and serve customers. with catchphrases like what's occurin, i could not pass up the opportunity for this. what's occurin? what's occurin? i bought this today for the baby, neil. what's occurin? what's occurin? all right, how's it going? what's occurin? all right. tha nkfully what's occurin? all right. thankfully we get to hear the real thing on christmas day. not long to wait. now for the weather. we have some much, much warmer weather on the way mainly for england and wales. tuesday we had sunshine and showers. those north north—westerly winds being replaced by atla ntic north—westerly winds being replaced by atlantic winds. south—westerly winds originating from the mid atlantic, from the tropics and it is that that will bring the warmth across england and wales. initially

nbc's ali vitali is there with stacey abrams and others.t away. >> hallie, we're at fair counts initiative. we have stacey abrams as well as the other leaders of the fair count initiative. i want you to talk to us a little bit about this. this is about making sure communities aren't skipped in the census count. why are they being skipped in the first place? >> the way the census works, we're asked as americans to tell the government where we are and who we are. unfortunately the process means we're trying to count 300 million people over the course of a few months. communities that are hard to reach because of poverty, because of segregation, because of just the community structure, those people are left out of the count which means they're left out of resources, left out of the politics and erased from the narrative of who we are as americans. my responsibility as a citizen and the joint responsibility i have as a former elected leader is to make sure this time the count is accurate, especially here in the state of georgia. >> rebecca, you

and stacey abrams lost the governorship in georgia.e of thinking in terms of her loss and still contends that if it weren't for voter suppression she would have won. >> we have been raised to believe it is invalid, in fact unkuth to call into question that if you want to run for office again you have to concede the election so everyone knows you are a good sport. i'm not. >> martha: the "wall street journal" wrote an interesting piece today on voter suppression. they say it is a myth. the editorial board wrote. this how do democrats explain record minority turnout last november? if republicans were trying to stop minorities from voting, their schemes were inept. joining me now geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large and juan williams fox news analyst and co-host of "the five." gentlemen, great to have both of you with us today. >> hi, martha. >> martha: hi, there. this is a very interesting story in the "wall street journal" it says 1.4 million voters were removed from the rolls in georgia. they claim they were cleaning up the

it probably won't ever be stacey abrams or al sharpton, ever in a million years it will not be them.is going on here? could it be that once again the left is projecting? they see white privilege everywhere but in fact it only really exists inside the democratic party. quentin james is the founder of collective pac and he join me tonight. thank you for coming on. will you unravel this mystery os white privilege for me? even people dying of fentanyl ods are priveledged if they are white and male? that is bad. joe biden, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, who was literally a rhodes scholar, are the front runners? how does this work? >> i think we are dealing with different things. we are talking about privilege. if you lookedli in the political system, white men have more power than any other group in this country. >> tucker: in the democratic party they do. >> but period, of many, of both parties. when it comes to the democrats choosing the nominee, it is early, but joe biden has a clear advantage. t he has the most name recognition and the most experience in the field. he's leading in th

it's great news for gavin and stacey fans.hey are back already, it was only off television a few weeks ago. also at the time where people remember the characters incredibly fondly. it went from bbc three, to bbc two, bbc one, millions watch the finale, and since then they have gonein finale, and since then they have gone in different directions with ruth jones having gone in different directions with ruthjones having a comedy drama, stella. and james corden. joanna page has been appearing in movies. james gordon, i think he's done ok in the states, apparently! apparently, doing fine. one of the biggest names over there with his show. and carpool karaoke, he has become a huge star. and also in the theatre. tony award—winning. in a sense he is the most surprising person to get on board. you can imagine the others would be keen to do itand imagine the others would be keen to do it and would have more time. he has so much going on in his career that this is a demonstration of how grateful he is for what that programme did for his

>> joining us now is stacey fox, the president and ceo of planned parenthood southeast. also with us joyce vance form her u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and professor at is the alabama school of law, an msnbc legal contributor. joyce vance, what happens next? >> well, next we'll see this alabama bill begin to face legal challenges. i suspect we'll also see an outpouring of protests, certainly in alabama where those protests have already been scheduled for this sunday. but i think also across the country. and therein alabama bill which is soda crohnian may spark nationwide focus on what's going on in this area. >> let's listen to what pat robertson had to say today because stacey fox, this may be the first time you find yourself agreeing with pat robertson, at least in part. let's listen to this. >> i think alabama has gone too far. they've passed a law that would give a 99-year prison sentence to people who commit abortion. there's no exception for rape or incest. it's an extreme law and they want to challenge roe versus wade but my humble view is tha

a stacey abrams, a joe biden?see on the other side as the one you would least like to see go against who you said you're going to vote for? >> personally, joe biden. i will say that -- >> why? >> because i think he has the most crossover appeal particularly with blue collar americans. i will say that, free advice to my democratic friends, 57% to 36% do not want impeachment. the more the hard left, many of these candidates have called for impeachment, hard left movement, that's not what the country wants. >> well, enforcing laws is not hard left. but thank you, carrie sheffield and chris lu. thank you much for your time. >>> still ahead, a lot of 2020 candidates are talking about criminal justice this week after new cellphone video of a 2015 police stop reopens an old wound. we'll be right back. this is the story of john smith. not this john smith. or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith. who we paired with a humana team me

herbert or as says tracy stacey what is going on well we do have an empire of debt and of course debt is a good way to ship dollars around the world so i think that's part of what backs all of this but we're going to compare they debts of the unicorns versus debt the red queen let's call it that unicorns versus the red queen the wave of unicorn i.p.o.'s expose a silicon valley's group think the wave of unicorn i.p.o.'s reveals silicon valley's dangerous groups and creates article a dozen unicorns i have listed are likely to posted combined cumulative losses of forty seven billion.

. >> without voter suppression, stacey abrams would be the governor of georgia.s the governor of florida. >> reporter: the path to victory for democrats, says harris, is by energizing women and black voters. >> our party is not white or black, hispanic or asian, immigrant or indigenous. it is all of us. >> reporter: but right after that speech -- >> i would love for joe biden. i think he probably could be the one that would beat donald trump. >> i watch my buddy, barack, stand up there. >> reporter: biden leaning into the well of support built by the president he served, reminding black voters what is t staat st. >> last year, 24 states introduced or enacted at least 70 bills to curtail the right to vote. and guess what, mostly directed at, quote, people of color. you see it. we got jim grow sneaking back in. >> reporter: also this morning, cory booker unveiled his national gun violence prevention plan. his proposal would make gun licenses a federal standard, like a driver's license or passport, including fingerprints, interview, and gun safety course. it's neede

we'll talk to stacey cunningham and get a little preview here. we'll talk to one of the trader that is are right here and get some previews of what's going on this is a process and we are building a book. there is probably 500 institution investors with $8 billion so there is a lot of money out on the street so it will take a little while to open this it will be exciting here, we'll be here throughout all the action >> bob pisani is over with us at post 5 as we get set to watch uber open for this morning we make a big deal out of every large ipo. this is a particular company where you believe the future of cars delivery and mobility, the gig economy is changing that this is a bit of a revolution and a new chapter in that revolution >> is it a technology company? it is a descriptive company tisy it is the american way of buying a car. the american way of the right to passage. you are a teenager and you get a car. this whole generation knows this is what you pay up for it. >> i like the stair step narrative you had, you needed the web and mobile >>

by steve bullock, beto o'rourke, julian castro, and cory booker, foreword by stacey abrams."umber two, "beto is polling at 2%. he could beat cornyn in texas. hickenlooper polling at 2%. stacey abrams isn't even running. she could beat perdue in georgia. we need the senate in 2020." no proof to back up the numbers but a fun conversation to have. >> if you work from the bottom up, they are right in the sense that democrats absolutely need the senate. i find it fascinating so many of the candidates are talking about reforming the filibuster to get from 60 votes to 50. if you don't have 50 votes in the senate, that's entirely academic. you're not getting a green new deal. you're not getting medicare for all. you're not getting any of these priorities if you don't have 50 votes. as you look at that list, it's interesting, there has been some recruiting failures here i think and if you're chuck schumer, you would have loved to have stacey abrams in the georgia race. they're reasonably happy, democrats, with m.j. hegar in the race running in texas. john hickenlooper in colorado is a

and thereby going to get out of your matrix of fraud accounting malfeasance and criminal behavior stacey yes that's an article on 0 hedge and is really fascinating to what he they were actually reporting from c m b c what they were talking about this naked short in order to cover their losses but this also fits with this have i'm just out on market watch there's a truth decay they call it in american journalism study says the media has become more biased over the last 30 years in fact and this is a rand corporation study and what they did is they studied hours and hours and hours of news footage over the past 2030 years and what they found was that indeed it has become more subjective and emotional and they mention in fact that our research provides quantitative evidence for what we all can see in the media landscape that there is a truth decay that the declining role of facts and analysis in civil discourse and its effect on american life journalism in the us has become more subjective and consists less of the detailed event or context based reporting that used to characterize news cove

to the max and stacey. is a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism. has been fully implemented for inside venezuela things are different we're going to announce sanctions against. venezuela associate. famously have a son of the moment goes. down person. to move the people of. the focus to whose story is a new nixon henry kissinger to tell it would not be tolerated in latin america. terms of economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the economy scream so wants to make the economy of venezuela scream. the austrian chancellor calls for an early election after his deputy is ensnared in a corruption scandal and forced to resign. over the document calls into question the world chemical weapons watchdogs conclusion about an alleged chemical attack on the syrian capital last year. and. after the state of alabama passes the country's most draconian abortion laws.

>> stacey abrams' argument unless i win the election was rigged.lary clinton, who is a far more senior figure than stacey abrams actually came close to saying that on stage in los angeles because i didn't win, the system musting rigged. and actually when you read that nancy pelosi thing, i don't think trump is like that at all. i think if trump were to lose narrowly, he would sound off on twitter. he would say the presidency is for losers. living in the white house was so degrading after you have lived in trump tower, i'm going to build a fabulous new trump resort in kazakhstan, screw you all. he would have a ball. if he lost he would have a ball and he would be gone. but what the democrats have done for the last two years, in particular hillary clinton, it's hillary clinton's refusal to lose tied to what we have been talking about with all these deep state guys going rogue, in alliance with foreign intelligence agencies. eavesdropping, monitoring, trying to entrap american citizens. that's -- these two crimes are actually the same crime and one ha

laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice laundry cloche for max and for stacey old beautiful jewelry and how about cutting luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. watch cars record. show small seemed wrong but old quotes just don't call. me old yet to stamp out disdain comes to agitate and in games from an equal to trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what is it calling the coin is magic internet a new type of digital currency essential lies digital scarcity chancellor. of 2nd or bank that's called it got us a lot for a reason to coin a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history and this is columbus discovering the new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the moon with max and stacey. in 24 you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relativel

the other thing about stacey abrams that's fascinating, where are all the politically ambitious white men, concerned about democracy, not i'm so privileged and deserve to be president of the united states. if you're concerned and you're a politically ambitious white man, don't run for president if there are 23 others running and do something like stacey abrams is doing instead. >> because it always takes a woman. i'll give you the last word. >> i think stacey abrams would make a great addition because she's got the profile of the democratic party. the beating heart of the democratic party is african-american women -- >> it's heart, it's brain -- >> there's one candidate who fits that profile right now. >> indeed. >> i want to hear from you. >> i asked governor bull lock this morning on "morning joe." >> i saw. >> what is he going to say as he pivots to south carolina. he didn't have an answer. i think if stacey abrams enters the race we'll see a sharpened discourse, a sharpened discourse around a number of issues. and it will make an interesting conversation. >> see i'd put her in the

i jumped on my show that stacey abrams was like, "oh, hell no!unning mate." it's like, "little lady, i will pick you and you can support big daddy over here! you can go to funerals and cry when you get the vapors!" [laughter] >> harris: don't come to me after that! [laughs] >> katie: when they are running for president, assuming they know better than maybe some of the other people have run for different positions. that stacey abrams may be right don't like entering the presidential race in the fall. this assumption from the political class on the left that has been there for a long time is they don't get to choose who they weren't with. this degeneration was younger says, "no, we want to be in charge. we want first place." >> harris: i see this nuance and the fact that they will have to do something with the quarter of the poly dog party that identifies as more progressive as many of these candidates. the democratic socialists. at a former member of the dnc give me that, i didn't just put of the air. whomever they choose, it won't just be their c

zas t 2% zas stac stacey abrams isn't even running. she could beat perdue in georgia. the senate in 2020." no proof to back up the numbers but a fun conversation to have. >> they're right in the sense that democrats absolutely need the senate. i find it fascinating so many of the kbt candidates are talking about reforming the filibuster. if you don't have 50 votes in the senate, that's entirely academic. you're not getting a green new deal. you're not getting medicare for all. you're not getting any of these priorities if you don't have 50 votes. as you look at that list, it's interesting, there has been some recruiting -- failures here i think if you're chuck schumer, you would have loved to have stacey abrams in the georgia race. they're reasonably happy, democrats, with m.j. hagar inmo. i'm already forgetting their names. bullock, hickenlooper, jay inslee, three democrats who are running in front of voters, they won't know who they are. good luck convincing someone who's executive of the state that -- i'm not telling you gentlemen anything you don't know. >> you're

that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo eleven landing on to the max and stacey. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. this is rare footage of alexei morrissey of himself it's one of the last videos taken of the legendary pilot. pretty. quick to shoot it. into us you're wrong. and you kill an old human kidney beans he looks you would be going to be sure it won't be where next more the more snow. then you go in which movie you go through in you know who in morning where you are to be a three month year away when you. should go good. with you ask you know if you were here or did you. yes it would be no good you got to be near. them but out with your you know it is to go somewhere you will swim in it. back then a commemoration of event was being planned at moscow's russian army finta morrissey of himself was to be the guest of honor a surprise highlight was arranged for the man of the he was to meet. the same old guy who in one nine hundred forty two

it really is insulting to stacey abrams.a second candidate would do that. >> yeah, i know, crazy. >> it's also interesting, if you look at that south carolina poll that came out today, stacey abrams is not only registering in the top-line horse race results, if you dig in there and say, who are you excited about? democrats in south carolina are putting stacey abrams up there with buttigieg, with booker, with harris, with bernie, with biden. like, people are payi ining attention to her. i get that georgia's right next to south carolina and that's why she's getting a lot of attention, but she has credibility to stand on her own legs without these guys floating her as a running mate. >> in a field this crowded, it's obviously hard to break through. and since the former vice president entered the race and has obviously dominated some of the media coverage and the polls, we're seeing a few candidates have had individual moments. mayor pete buttigieg still is buzzy. we've seen senator warren, as we've discussed earlier in the show

to the max and stacey. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. we have a situation that is very new and that's why. it's like a relay before there were 2 when people were dying but in the morning and there was no end to the school board you know the 2 so the boy it was through to the right of the will and the games of the as a medic and the widespread simplicity is good code of people today the in many diseases because of this would you fool the. is up just to see on is if it's any one name for you to get help or anyone who has a little bit key. you will wish it. was a renewal if they give you to you they get on the bus to know people you supposed to know it's going to be pretty i was fit. and. that's the time to get. if you ask if that's their finish if you're not that you give. them. the war on whistleblowers continues the u.s. charges a former intelligence analyst under the espionage act allegin

to the max and stacey. and i was in new york which is because of the both issue of chicago is really one that can speak for through what you. it was that acute. posole cause. as up and as long as story when you know it's not a need. for you when you go to use some of those artful but it gets on this list and it's going to go. slow to this which is when you know how do we play you know the destroying him or the one that is over. when did he step on that. and slow play. the hero status of step on bond was short lived in 2010 victoria on a covert each was elected president this time the international community had no doubts about the legitimacy of the elections. in january 2011 victoriana coverts repealed the hero title of bond era. almost 4 years into his presidency though another revolution shook ukraine unfortunately this one was anything but peaceful. and not. mr yanukovych which i'm an american i'm an outsider to the situation and it's very complicated but i would like as a as a filmmaker just to jump int

technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the next stacey. the foreign policy chief says it's vital not to escalate the situation around the iran nuclear deal this is after the u.s. state stopped by brussels ahead of his plan meeting with russia's foreign minister said tuesday so get off that he will be looking for a. player with the stars tomorrow or last might compel you how the us is going to deal with the crisis that was made by washington's unilateral decisions. in the new swedish prosecutors has said that they will bring you.

in washington, i'm stacey co him. >>in these day the oakland public safety committee has voted to decriminalize natural hallucinations including magic mushrooms now thetfull city council will vote on the measure next week. the resolution applies only to psychedelics derived from plants. it stops police from investigating people using those drugs earlier this month, denver became the first city to approve a city ordinance decriminalizing listen agenda mushrooms. >>to the south bay now san jose police have arrested 4 men they believe are connected to a homicide all of these men are accused of the shooting that happened back in february. police found a man shot on cadillac drive in winchester boulevard in san jose. the first 2 suspects was a real solid san emilio, a v a are already in jail for other charges all 4 men are from san jose. >>in the north bay, the sonoma county sheriff's office is trying to identify skeletal remains found in a creek bed. officials say woman was found dead last month near chalk hill and leslie

money you know money with flags on it or the portrait of a potentate or royal person good day to stacey i think your and your talk about the end of the nation state currency the u.s. dollar the euro the u.s. the ruble the there are you know peso all those nations that currencies were going to talk about that because one of the things we have talked about over the years and kaiser for a trend we've noticed especially since the financial crisis is dig lobel ization this happens all the time throughout history especially when an empire is falling we see a trend towards d. globalization globalization is a time also marked by the absence of trust people nations don't trust each other trading partners don't trust each other and of course big coin and gold are the 2 trust list currencies out there so the 1st one we're going to talk about is the trade war going on between china everybody has said for years and years that owed china is in control because they have 1 point one trillion dollars in u.s. treasuries and all dumped them and you know this will heart harm the united states trade war may

stacey? [applause] ms. tanden: she is the first woman -- [laughter] ms. tanden: she is the first woman and first african-american to ever serve as leader as the georgia general assembly and became the first black woman in american history to win a major party nomination for governor. she really needs no introduction, but she is now the founder of fair fight, an organization mobilizing across georgia working to ensure that every single vote is counted i'm -- counted. i'm so thrilled she is kicking off her conference today. [applause] ms. tanden: thank you. rep. abrams: i don't drink coffee so i got my queue a little early. thank you to center for american progress not only having me on the board but allowing to open the conversation how to amplify voices and values in this coming election. i want to remind us it's not but 2019, and in louisiana and kentucky and mississippi, we are setting the stage for the future. everys is said and election with the same degree of intensity these may be the most , important elections of our lifetime. given that if we don'

. >>> and stacey abrams 2020. what she told a crowd this weekend. we're getting word on how the president is trying to block investigations by house democrats. the administration is not complying with 79 requests for documents or other information, that includes exerting executive privilege over the unredacted mueller report. declining to disclose concealed communications between the president and vladimir putin. refusing to provide documents over white house security clearances. and the administration's immigration policies, just to name a few. one of the immigrations may come to a head tuesday. a federal judge is expected to rule on whether a president can quash a southbound recording records from his accounting firm. the president claimed that 2016 voters did not care about his tax returns. but a member of the ways and means committee has this argument. >> the american people do care if this president has obeyed the law. that's what we're trying to find out, to make sure this president is being audited properly and he has filed his taxes, paid hi

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next guy's a financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm a strike at. the fight. thank you for. the story that's right. debt slavery. dream greed to prison which old must remember there was most of the family were unemployed. and it wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america where shape my the ten principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo. engineer elections manufacture consent and other principle holds according to no on. one set of rules for the rich opposite set of rules for. that's what happens when you put her into the. sector of will switch will is. dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization the america. join me every thursday on the elec simon short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you

i just saw stacey aid and stacey abrams dressed in all red this morning indicating she hasn't yet given up the opportunity. >> i tell you it's causing a head ache for the graphics department trying to fit all those pictures on one slide. it's not an easy task. it's hard to tell whose who anymore. i don't know where they're getting the money, where the plan is, jumping in so late, being number 25, what is the success plan? >> what does this say about the democratic party? there was a time when a presidential contender would have to have a con constituency. >> a few of them do biden and the bern has a constituency. on the other hand, there's some with nothing but groups that would like to have their heads. i've ver seen anyone as rejected from home. i would be fearful to go back to new york. this is a good excuse to be in iowa and not the big city. >> the democrats are being enthusiastic about their prospect of 2020 because of nancy peloski's success in 2020 now all the sudden these people think there is the possibility. believe me, at least 23 of them will never be there. >> she may be r

because there's but it survival does stacey just want to start simply reading all this are . you sure there are you going to get it back. next year. oh heck no good says a repatriation team we get the rest in seven years. phyllis every year for president ford. what politicians do. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be. too great to be close it's like the. three of them all can't be good. interested in the walk. back. on the back side to germany now where a rising political figure has drawn attention after urging top firms like b.m.w. to be brought under collective ownership on the remarks made by kevin kilbane that leader of the social democratic party's youth wing has found to shift the party's policies further to the left is joining the s.p.d. is youth chief has also been a vocal critic of surging rents and big property developers but his latest comments have led many in berlin halls of power to distance themselves from him peter all of the reports. socialism the idea that a society is only as strong

to the max and stacey. time in the headlines right now and still raises the alarm with the u.k. defense secretary's amnesty proposal for british veterans rights group says that we don't see for criminal offenses sets a dangerous precedent. for more american nuclear tests like the pacific may be about to contaminate the ocean is the warning from the u.s. coming out we hear from residents of the marshall islands that clean up of the entire apple lets not complete that is just of course the radiation and i think he asked for a large amount with straight into the ocean. stream to gas pipeline project passes a milestone to the 50 percent of the construction work now complete so we get a firsthand view from one of the vessels out there in the polls.

herbert or as says tracy stacey what is going on well we do have an empire of debt and of course debt is a good way to ship dollars around the world so i think that's part of what backs all of this but we're going to compare the debts of the unicorns versus debt the red queen let's call it that unicorns versus the red queen the wave of unicorn i.p.o.'s expose a silicon valley's group think the wave of unicorn i.p.o.'s who feels silicon valley's dangerous group think reese article a dozen unicorns i have listed are likely to posted combined cumulative losses of forty seven billion dollars the justification for this max is called blitz scaling is the doctrine an order to conquer the winner takes all so you lose a whole bunch of money the theory is if you lose a whole bunch of money in order to drive all your competitors out destroy it's just like blitzkrieg the whole market destroy all the competition and then once all the competition is dead you raise your prices up to whatever it like you become like an american hospital system or the health care system you had a couple examples of th

>>the white house clearly betting america's prosperity combined with patients will pay off stacey co and kron 4 news and the impact of this escalating trade war could have a broad impact on bay area consumers can force morning kelly. >>talk to some local economic experts about what kinds of products could get more expensive. >>an increase of tears to 25% on billion worth of chinese exports. could result in a price hike on many different items, americans shop for every day, including clothing made from cotton and denim personal hygiene items such as shampoo and soap big ticket household goods, including refrigerators and freezers furniture and mattresses as well as handbags and backpacks economist gary schlossberg says it could also affect. consumer goods made from chinese manufactured parts. >>ipads iphones that use in puts you notice the intermediate products that are produce for final assembly years. >>but he says if price hikes are passed on of consumer. it won't be felt immediately or anything on route. >>does not come under those new tariffs, so it'll be probably about 3 or 4 we

looking at stacey abrams a woman, a democrat. seems this would be an issue that would be something she would work op, could run on? >> something she could. she can fight that, although not running for u.s. senate, we know f. she were to. >> if she were to, something. >> she's phenomenal. >> taken that out of the equation. her choice. this could be another issue to grab on to and also has to be careful on the democratic primary and basil can speak to this better than i. there are a lot of conservative democratic voters within the category that fall under black voters. you have to be careful that this doesn't become too much of a parsing issue on the democratic president's primary side. >> the -- >> and help democrats more than republicans, also, basil, reflect that on a state level? >> two things. there are legislators in georgia talking about the fact that this bill would end up imprisoning women for being pregnant. >> right now the outline shows, no. going after the doctors. >> yes. but i don't believe that they'll stop there. a

speakers include elijah cummings, patrick shanahan, georgia house minority leader stacey abrams, president trump, and supreme court associate justice sonia sonyayor more -- sotomayor. watch online anytime at c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. while --, more them memorial day. american history tv and washington journal are marking the 75th anniversary of d-day with a live fewer call-in program with alex kershaw, author of "the first wave: the d-day warriors who led the way to victory in world war ii" and mary louise roberts, author. during the program, we will take your phone calls, tweets and facebook comments. monday, memorial day, starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. it mean to be american? middleton high school students answered the question for this year's studentcam competition. watch the winning videos saturday 10:00 a.m.'s -- 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. south bend from .ndiana mayor this is an hour. [applause] >> thanks for being here. >> good morning, welcome to washington post live, i appreciate you coming here today. we are kicking off our candidate series. appreciat

. >> i called stacey and she informed me it's a big scam.rom e is an actual email the scammer showing how it works. the scammer agreed to pay the contractor $10,000 but wts to send a credit card number via email. he tells the contractor to keep about $2,600 for a deposit on the roof, then tells him to wire the remaining $7,000 to the subcontractor. but what the contractor would later find out isthat the credit card number was stolen and that $7,000 went to the scammer, not a subconweactor. >> l, i was very concerned for my sellers, because if one of these contractors slipped ndhrough the cracks actually performed the work and put the new roof on the property, then realizes he wasn't going to geti paid, whetherwas from the legitimate owner or the scammer, ien onld put a mechanics le e property which puts a cloud on the title and we can't sell the propeloy until that c has been cleared. >> so what can you do to protect yourself? >> make friends with the neighbo and let them know your house is going to be up for sale. you will be expecting peop

lot of really positive feedback about m.c.c. 21000 we had a great speaker line up you know we had stacey on with the liz the stark and when you think about lighting talk about lighting for a 2nd i thought. yeah we're moving right along our sense of well actually and we see where the people are just learning about that going to last 6 months and then they run it up to 20000 forgot about it for 6 months other back into we actually do stuff on there tell us about lightning whining is awesome it's the technology that makes bitcoin cash so you can spend anonymously as better privacy than the bass player it's instantaneous near instantaneous and almost free and that's what you need to have the circular economy for because where you can earn big coin and spend it as if you're doing on chain transactions you have to deal with block times you have to deal with fees the volatility of fees and let me know we're just removes that and it paves the way for you to just earn and spend freely and i think it's a really big change the law people don't really fully understand yet that they're moving. these

thank you thank you that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert like to thank our guest dan collins new research director heisenberg capital if you want to raise us on twitter it's kaiser report. this footage is unique because there's a tribal lens on normally off limits to the public eric's allowed in because he's this is personal don't. the. people here know him simply as don't to eric he's rich famous some is on the move saving yachts and flying aircraft that. he's considered one of the banks neurosurgeons in brazil. that's happened. to. the busy doing nothing is going to do the population because it's going. to people on the zone. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i want to the new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising. or not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not 3 or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of. y

to the max and stacey. this in petersburg international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets the world thousands of business community members attend a forum to address today's abidal issues. especially foreign coverage on r.t. . if they do anything they will suffer greatly we'll see what happens with the rug the u.s. president fires another warning shot at toronto after it stops complying with some of its obligations under the 2015 nuclear deal with donald trump secretary of state comes the on his way to russia on a mission to thrash out a solution to be escalating crisis also to come venezuela brands a u.s. police raid on its former embassy in washington d.c. a violation of international law with activists in the compound saying they are trying to prevent an illegal takeover and the u.s. military school publishes a decades long history of washin

we know you speak highly of stacey abrams. if you wereone chosen as a nominee you would choose as a running mate? is she on the mind of someone to consider? beto o'rourke: i want to try to answer this question as respectfully as possible, both i am one of 21, a long way to go between here and whoever our next nominee is. i would be ahead of myself to start talking about a potential running mate. i don't want to presume that anyone would necessarily want to accompany me on the ticket if i were the nominee. i mentioned stacey abrams because i think she is one of the most gifted leaders in public life in the united states of america today. country'sling this attention and focus on the and i think that is fundamental to our being able to solve any other issue, that we are making sure we are all participating in the solutions for climate, for gun violence, for housing , werdability, health care need to make sure everyone is reflected at the ballot box. so she is a hero of mine, and i want to support her in whatever she does. i cert

withw, a conversation stacey abrams, founder of -- and the nominee for georgia. she spoke about the role of her city plays in foreign affairs, climate change, and voter suppression. the council on foreign relations hosted this event. it is just over an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. glad to see we have a lively crowd. a full house. i think you will very happy with the next hour or so but first, a little spinach before we get to the highlight of the afternoon. i am jim lane say, senior vice president here at the council. and it is my great honor and pleasure to welcome you to this keynote address and closing session of the seventh annual conference on diversity in international affairs. this conference is jointly presented by the council of foreign relations, the global and theeline international career advancement program known by its acronym i cap. room, ieveryone in the would like to welcome those joining us on c-span and those joining us via the internet as we live stream today's talk. toant to encourage everybody tweet about the event using the ia2019. a

i think it's important that we understand stacey abrams role. look at all the energy around michelle obama's autobiography. that energy wasn't simply about her celebrity, it was about a kind of political. something that is happening at the grassroots level that is beginning to show itself in these efforts by african-american women to run for office. let me say this lastly, everyone complained about barack obama letting the bench dwindle. not developing what was happening down stream in the democratic party. what we see is that they didn't need him and we didn't need it . >> you know what i just learned from the three of you, you want to lose someone's loyalty, take them for granted. thank you so much. >>> right now, at this moment, a massive strike on climate change is being carried out by high school students around the world. after the break, presidential candidate john delaney explains why now is the time to act. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you t

stacey. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still or here i mean you are liz put me in the. school in the middle of the ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. those who took part in this state over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these an article that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. those who they are supporting cuffed and they have they don't care about the emir they don't care about the stability of libya the only thing the cure is about their own agendas and so we might be bugged here for a long time it can be really a civil war that continues for for a long time. max kaiser this is the kaiser report no a lot of people are confused by so many people like klein but look at a story today coming out of wall street from morgan stanley they got really great and they mispriced the initial public offering or i.p.