liz: good to see you, stacy washington. thanks so much. stacy: thank you. story. doctors treating the north korea detainee otto warmbier, they held a press conference. you remember this. he's a student. they're saying he has a severe brain injury. north korea is saying he had botulism in a sleeping pill. they're saying no way. what the north koreans possibly did after this. don't go away. horseheadswivellychair.com it could be the next big thing i should totally get that domain name... get your great idea online too... get your domain today, and get... ...a free trial of gocentral from godaddy at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. . liz: welcome back, congressman mo brooks. he was there during yesterday's shooting, he was at scene at that republican baseball practice. he described the difficulty of figuring out what to do when your friend is seriously injured. now thankfully

first up is stacy in bowling green, kentucky on the democrat line. hi, stacy. doing? hi, how are you >> good. caller: i would like to talk about my personal. for obamacare save my life. i would have been able -- unable to get the necessary colonoscopy i needed and the cancer polyp removed, and i'm grateful for that. i'm adjective -- an adjunct fact of the -- faculty of the department of kentucky university, and i do not have health care because i'm try to get my feet in there and get a better way of life. i'm try to get my phd. i have necessary medicine i have to take right now. when they alter the medicaid, it will put me in a dangerous, precarious situation. i cannot imagine how people across this country who have careh care and good health can let the rest of the people that do not have the ability to have health care fall by the wayside. mcconnell, of mitch the standards he has taken on this, because when he was young, he had to depend on public assistance for his afflictions. how does that socialism work for him? and why can't it work for the rest of us. i think

stacy young can finally see more clearly her vision slowly restored after devastating facial injury when a fire work exploded nearby. >> i was trying to yell, and trying to get up, everything went black. i could not see anymore, the pain, jesus god do i know what pain is. >> reporter: it happened 17 years ago her skull was fractured in five places, stacy was told that she would never see again. >> cornea nice and clear. >> reporter: after six reconstructive surgeries at penn medicine some of station 's vision has been restored in one eye. >> i'm seeing stuff now that i have not seen in 17 years. >> i can see my son's face. i haven't seen his face in 17 years. >> reporter: consumers products safety commission says fire works caused nearly 11,000 injuries in 2015, and 1300 were to the eye. >> i cringe, because you don't really a appreciate how much of a risk that you take. >> reporter: penn doctors hoff been working with stacy say fire work injuries are often devastating. >> i was looking in the mirror >> she was very lucky, very unlucky. very luck that i she still had vision in the one ey

next from stacy, stacy is in maryland on the republican line. yes, i just wanted to omment on donald trump's behavior, with idiotic tweets. he's not making america great again. making it worse. complete just, he is a imbisal. end. angering to no america is actually losing our leadership position in the world because of him. he is making us the laughing we k of the planet and once we will probably be the laughing stock, as well. bakersfield, in california. go ahead. caller: hi. i just want to say, donald trump of mess, if obama was in office, he would want him impeached already, he was already upset about him having birth certificate, but if he was in office, he would want him to ached, somebody needs trump. host: people commenting on twitter, steven j., you could at twitter at c-span wj, if justice kennedy retires, made ultimate swing decision with administration in place. of justice kennedy a question many people look at contemplating or wonder figure an announcement will be made. earlier, the guest greg stohr, saying no decision as been made t

we will look at the car market with stacy smith.ll be twice the size of the sharing economy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ waymo uber. though google self driving car project has been seeking a copy of the report as part of its uberaration for trial but bu has refused to hand it over claiming client privilege. much has been said about the race to a taunus vehicles, with both startups and tech giants scrabbling to the start line. less has been -- what has been said about what these copies are racing for? we will go to cory johnson for more. : they are racing for a seven chile dollar market. they expect the world will be economists by 2050. stuff.ally interesting the grouph is management and sales. this is a fascinating study with .ome really big ideas what is the biggest idea in all of this? : transportation, like information, starts to become free. it changes how you consume information, how you think about owning a vehicle. it gives you time. back. it makes the world a safer place. we have seen disruptions like this in the past. it is h

in orange county stacy butler, kpix5. >>> a massive landslide in big sur keeps on growing. sky drone 5 shot this video last week. tonight scientists say the coast has grown by 13 acres. that's the size of 10 football fields all thanks to the rock, dirt and debris that buried a stretch of highway 1 in the mud creek area. caltrans says it could take more than a year to reopen that road. >>> tonight we're getting a behind the scenes look at silicon valley's new flying car. what would it be like to pilot one of these things? maria medina takes us for a spin. >> reporter: the video released by kitty hawk which is also the name for this airborne vehicle takes us for a ride into our future. >> amazing. it really did feel kind of like my flying dreams. >> reporter: the nearly two minute clip shows test pilots flying the kitty hawk without being anchored to a buoy to first time hovering several feet above water. >> first reaction, the future is here. >> reporter: russell hancock, president and ceo of joint venture silicon valley, says the video is proof we're close to being able to

we'll get you those markets as we speak to our next guest i've come to the wall, good morning, stacymorning. >> this is stacy widlich, cnbc retail analyst and sw retail advisers i want to talk about both sides of the atlantic if i may a war is raging in the uk supermarket sector the big four retailers, tess koshgs mo tesco,facing increasing competition so it's setting the scene for a tough market what i've got here, you can see, the market shares of the big players. tesco coming in with 28% sainsbury at 15.9. ocado, audi, lidl picking up market share you heard my analysis. you give a bette interpretation >> i think the story aldi and lidl they gained in popular tichlt peop popularity people were look for bargains and now gaining share. we're looking at them having 16% to 20% market share over the next several years in this sector who loses? the big four that's not going to change >> in terms of investors, i want to draw attention to this wall on the left as well. we have sainsbury's trading on 13 times a low valuation. the ones that amaze me, the next three, tesco, morrison, recovery

well, when kaden's mother, stacy, asked him about a birthday party, he said no. >> he came to me and would come to his party and he didn't have that many friends at school. >> reporter: with nowhere to turn, mom stacy went to facebook. she had heard about an arkansas police officer who went above and beyond for the community. he looks like one tough cop, but he has become a fee no, ma'am for his tenderness. he told followers about kaden, poe posting, would anyone else be interested in sending him a birthday card? that went viral. cards, gifts, food and new friends ready to celebrate. and officer norman sending kaden this message. >> people all over the world came together to make sure this this is one birthday you will never forget. >> reporter: kaden sending this message right back. >> i had an amazing birthday. it was a blast. >> reporter: and for that mom who started this process in tears worried about her son -- >> he feels loved and so do i. i meerngs it has been awesome. i want to tell everybody thank you so much. >> reporter: happy birthday, kaden. thank you for watching on a

we are the financial war report keiser report so i do want to ask people to live tweet us on that stacy herbert he's a max keiser if you see the background of new york city behind us get nuked that could be king john on because he read an old tweet of date of donald trump from four or five months ago and apparently insulted him and now he's threatening to nuke new york city just so you now if we should you know tell us as you do. yeah it's amazing and of tweets take five months to get to north korea that seems odd i realize it's not the most developed country in the world but twitter should be happening more or less in real time was crazy in the news a lot this week with pot coin sponsoring dennis rodman to go to visit kim jong il doesn't that was his father know what this kid's name yeah and suddenly the student that had been captivity in prison for more than a year he set free see so krypto what tolly around the government regulations to sponsor a celebrity to free a guy from prison in north korea that's the power of crypto now magnify that a million times and you see why the nation s

could do a little dance make a little love get down tonight but that's not going to happen i guess not stacy yes we are in mexico city in case you weren't aware that because there is an angel over max's shoulder that is the famous angel in the past say oh they love reform so where in mexico city so we're going to talk about mexico we're going to talk about the mexican economy we've been countered many people here we've had a public events meet ups we've met hundreds of people and we're going to talk about mexico we get a regarding the russia gate stuff i have had at least a dozen people here in mexico ask me what is going on with america they seem crazy they sound like chavez because i guess hugo chavez had a lot quite a lot of conspiracy theories and i thought it sounded like that but in terms of the economy here everybody looks happy out behind us of course but some of the headlines would suggest that it's not so good for some people what we've encountered of course in mexico city is you know a lot of it seems like prosperous and booming compared to even two and a half years ago when we're

so we'll have to put stacy keach off until then. but mary dearborn, the awe nor a few book called ernest hemingway. she is note for having a streetw in chicago named after her, dearborn. [laughter] >> but she is also a particularly important today because this is the first bioin 15 years, the first written by a woman, the first to explore the causes -- [applause] -- the era of women, isn't it? there you are. that's the peg. mary, we are all sun fans. wewas -- i lived in oak park, so hemingway and frank lloyd writhe were our two heroes. there has been so much written, it's look the guy telling the old joke. tell me number two. or tell me number three. and they all laugh. but what i would like to do, you have such detail about these heroic moments that we're familiar with. i'd like to ask those, but also some new revelations about his mental illness, suicide, and -- but we'll kind of course the river to that end. can you tell us a little bit about this rather mild upbringing at oak park river high school. he was -- yeah, he was -- it'

stacy, thank you so much. i will put this on my twitter as well, it was really exciting stuff.right. cory johnson, thank you so much. toshiba has reasserted its right to sell its chip is this -- chip business. the company wants to derail the fallin case the chip may into the hands of competitors. coming up, more news out of uber . we will bring you the latest developments of the internal investigation into sexual harassment next. a feature that i want to bring to your attention, our interactive tv function, find it .t bloomberg tv you can send our producers i message, play with the charts we bring you on air. bloomberg.sive to check it out on tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ plans to build another factory, because the current one is "bursting at the seams." that is according to elon musk. the model wide crossover could debut as early as 2018. more developments on it were now in a probe looking into the company's alleged workplace violations. of therg understands one investigations is said to include the rape and kidnapping of a woman i and uber driver in india. joining us is

stacy keach will not be with us today. on opening night, a one-man show about ernest hemingway, last week, i believe, he had a heart attack on the stage. it was one of those strange things that just, in his words, created a fog in which he didn't know where he was in the play, and for 50 minutes being old school and the tough hemingway kind of character, he plowed through trying to find himself. his good friend, director bob folds, when they came and ended the show, he went to the hospital and was diagnosed with a mild stroke. but he is find now. fine now. and vows to come back in 2018. so we'll have to put stacy keach off til then. but mary dearborn is the author of a a new book called "ernest hemingway," what else? she is noted for having a street in chicago named after her, dearborn. [laughter] [applause] but she was also particularly important today because this is the first bio in 15 years, the first written by a woman, the first to explore -- [applause] >> yeah. [laughter] [applause] >> it's the era of women, isn't i

let's start with stacy and mclean virginia on the line for independence. i think the. >> thank you for taking my call. good morning america. afternoon, rather. this is a sad time that we are in. it is one of my biggest fears come true. we have lobbyists that are running washington. not the legislatures that we elect. they have got americans pitted against each other, red and democrats and republicans, like we are blood and crips. i refuse to play the game, and when anybody comes to me like, oh you are a, no, i'm an american. >> letter to james next. what are your thoughts james? this thoughts are that rhetoric that the left is all over the news is fueling the fire on these individuals that might be mentally -- a little bit mental, and i think it will work itself out. i think it will work itself out eventually, but there will probably be more of this. the american people are sick and tired of this. i know i am and i know a lot of my friends are. left and keepgo preaching and you try to take on this president that was elected election,a democratic the more p

delicate stacy of the virgin islands will join us for that hearing later on the program, we will learn more about how muslims of the america are perceiving events, particularly after these attacks that took place in the united states. the group, muslim advocates, farhana khera will join us. our program continues after this. ♪

joining us is stacy abrarms, candidate for governor no 2018. if she wins not only the first candidate of georgia in 15 years but the first african american of any state in u.s. history. representative abrarms, nice to have you with us tonight. thanks for being here. >> thank you very having me. >> do you have a sense of what would happen tonight? >> i thought john had a strong chance of winning by a 20-point margin to other come in 2016. and what you hear behind me is the energy and indictment that normally doesn't follow defeat because we're not commence rating, we're strategizing. that's an extraordinary win in a district 75% white. >> when people start trying to extrapolate from this results tonight, one of the stumbling points for democrats trying to feel as good about it as you are describing there is going to be money. it's hard to imagine any candidate anywhere being able to generate more money by any means than john did. he just was an absolute barn burner when it came to fundraising. why wasn't the amount of money and national support

stacy. this to. be careful. and. one theory is that this land was once a savanna or even a forest but for many centuries people exploited the land same panteley that the form of abundance turned into a barren desert however the people didn't quit this waterless school. but instead adapted to living here they figured out how to collect rainwater and make the supply last throughout the year and they lived like this for a long time but over the last decade everything has changed. because human being. bottom and they are not. themselves thought of. or just. a part of it they are not believing on there. this is the bottom a lot of this is not about you know. how much water you supply. it's so. good. paradoxically the irrigation channels dug under politicians eventually dried up the water tower was built by the government functioning and only the recipe was constructed using ancient technologies still surprisingly. this belongs to. everyone. then people not because they have the mystic but buzz. so people say this is old w

stacy ramirez with our story of. >> reporter: take a look at the suv in this parking lot. in seconds they rush over and try to force the driver out of his car. >> i'm looking at security cameras, like oh, crap. >> reporter: he was watching the carjacking on surveillance video inside the building and jumped into action. >> i had pepper spray on a table, i grabbed it and ran downstairs as fast as i could. >> reporter: the pepper spray worked, but they fought back. >> i saw this guy had a huge rock in his hand. i was worried he was going t he was trying to throw it at me. >> reporter: he tries to hold the suspect down until police can get there and tells the officers responded pretty quickly and took that suspect into custody. >> oh, wow. >> quick thinking and quick reflexes too. >> our thanks to sandra ramirez. >>> alaska airlines is gearing up for the total eclipse. on the morning of august 21st it will travel down the west coast giving those on board a unique view of the eclipse. >> you can't buy a ticket on board the plane, but the company is running a contest to win a se

host: stacy thank you for calling. u.s. and state and local government lawsuits over opioids face uphill battle. this is a headline from reuters. growing number of states and counties filing suit including drug companies deceptively marketing opioid painkillers. some are saying the nature can pose a hurdle to their success. they talk here about ohio which we talked about earlier. mississippi and counties in new york and california, city of chicago, have all filed similar lawsuits against these opioid makers and plaintiffs lawyers said more are on the way. some of the lawyers think that the number of lawsuits could eventually snow ball. resulting in outcome similar to the $206 billion settlement tobacco companies reached in 1988. opioids unlike cigarettes at the time, are regulated by the u.s. food and drug administration. little bit what's going on. there's also a big economic impact the joint economic committee holding that hearing last week on what an opioid epidemic and crisis means to the economies of various counties a

all stacy asked for were birthday cards for kaiden.forward a couple of weeks, and he got a full blown party with lots of new friends. >> it continued with, we'll pay for the birthday party. i want to make cakes, i want to make treats and so on and so forth. he feels loved. so do i, it's been awesome. i just want to tell everybody, thank you so much. >> he feels loved. you can't put a price on that gift. kaiden wouldn't talk on camera, but his mom said every card and cupcake made this birthday one he will always remember. he even got fire truck. >>> incredible day today. hopefully it will carry through the holiday. >> we're going to increase temperatures mr. johnson and humidity. we can't keep it at bay much longer. we'll start with the four day holiday weekend. it's going to start hot. low 90s. low 90s on sunday. a couple of storms. low 90s on monday, and 91 or so on tuesday with yes, the 4th, some storms possible. not a wash out. but the humidity is going to stay in check for maybe 3 more days. speaking of 3, i think we're in pretty g

that is stacy. he is making out with stacy now." >> steve: oh!ghter and applause ] >> jimmy: big business news here you guys. amazon is buying whole foods for over $13 billion. it's a good deal, but they're going to be mad when they just find out they could have bought trader joe's for $6 billion. i mean, you know, that's -- [ laughter and applause ] there have been a lot of reports lately that -- that apple is making its own self-driving cars. you heard this? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, well, i think the apple car actually made an appearance in the new "cars 3" movie. see if you can spot it. >> ready to race today? >> i'm sorry. there are no mcdonald's. [ light laughter ] within five miles of your current location. >> jimmy: yeah, there's no mcdonald's. [ applause ] have you heard this fact, i don't know who -- how they figured this out, but i read that the new season of "game of thrones" supposedly broke a a record for the most people set on fire, by a tv show. [ light laughter ] yeah, even -- even crazier, the show that held the record bef

joining us is stacy abrarms, candidate for governor no 2018.ot only the first candidate of georgia in 15 years but the first african american of any state in u.s. history. representative abrarms, nice to have you with us tonight. thanks for being here. >> thank you very having me. >> do you have a sense of what would happen tonight? >> i thought john had a strong chance of winning by a 20-point margin to other come in 2016. and what you hear behind me is the energy and indictment that normally doesn't follow defeat because we're not commence stra. that's an extraordinary win in a district 75% white. >> when people start trying to extrapolate from this results tonight, one of the stumbling points for democrats trying to feel as good about it as you are describing there is going to be money. it's hard to imagine any candidate anywhere being able to generate more money by any means than john did. he just was an absolute barn burner when it came to fundraising. why wasn't the amount of money and national support he was able to generate enough to pu

match ties or financial survival the stacy let's learn a solid fill out let's say i looks like a ten year period on grease on face of the fight wall street fraud thank you for help i. want a story that's right well if the debt slavery. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one different person i speak to now because there are no other takers. to blame that mainstream media has met its maker. as more is revealed about some government officials and the police protecting drug dealers it's not only runners who are a

the launch, just four years ago in 2013, with this commercial, featuring clooney's then girlfriend stacy keibler, randy gerber, and his wife, cindy crawford. >> we started just making stuff for us to drink. and i think we sold ourselves about 10,000 cases. >> randy told us he and george always keep the tequila handy. >> he sits in all the creative meetings. if we find that we're disagreeing on something, we'll usually have a drink and then another and at the end, we've agreed, somehow. >> you know, we actually woke up today thinking that kim kardashian was going to have the biggest payday. way to steal her thunder, george. kim did all right. the debut of her makeup line totally sold out. she reportedly made more than $14 million in just hours. not too shabby. though, chump change to george now. that's not the only reason kim is making headlines. this is even bigger news. kim has hired a surrogate to carry her third child. we have the details. >> having another baby would mean everything to me. >> kim was extremely open about wanting another child. and using a surrogate this past season o

stacy plaskett about the russian investigation, and later we will speak with farhana khera about the president's stance on immigrants and refugees as well as the recent foreign terrorist attacks. "the washington 7.rnal" for wednesday, june today, there will be a hearing about the investigation into russia. james comey could come up. you can watch that later today on c-span. james comey will testify in front of the same committee on thursday. you can see that gavel to gavel without commentary on c-span3. john kelly warned senators yesterday about his concern of terrorists traveling to the united states, especially after the recent terrorist attacks abroad. do you share the same concerns about terrorism? tell us. in our first half hour this morning, you can call us at 202-748-8000 for democrats. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. comments viasubmit our twitter page and our facebook page. if you go to our website, you can see the hearing featuring john kelly. yesterday, he testified on issues related to terrorism. "the washington times that the washington post -- tim

on "washington journal," we previewed that hearing with delegate stacy plaskett of the u.s. virgin islands. this is half an hour. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our second guest of the morning, delegate stacey plaskett, member of the government oversight reform committee, talking about jim comey later this week, thank you for joining us. this was an announcement morning by the president saying he intends to nominate christopher ray as the next rector of the fbi. is there any insight you can offer into what he brings into the bureau? he was the chief of staff i worked for larry thompson as a deputy and then james comey when he and christer became head of the criminal investigation at that time. chris has got to be one of the most outstanding attorneys of the generation. a very methodical and thoughtful guy, let's to stay in the background as most chief of staff's -- chiefs of staff are. will find a measured and strong-minded individual who has a great deal of respect for those who practice criminal law at the prosecutor vittorio , particularlyl the fbi, the assistan

for the last month folks like stacy jackson have been eager to attend an event to listen and see the work of steve shapiro. he's a photographer who captured images during the civil rights movement. >> we traveled through the south and through that i met a lot of civil rights leader. >> but before the event could even get underway. the crowd was evaluated. park police got a call about a suspicious item. >> it was extremely orderly when we left. they told us there was a threat that we needed to evacuate the building. >> reporter: with help from the metropolitan police department, officers were able to examine the item and determine there wasn't a threat. less than an hour later, the guests were being allowed to return. >> i guess just very frustrated that this continues to happen. >> frustrating because this is happen here. none of the other museums -- >> now a spokesperson for the u.s. park police tells us they don't believe the museum is being targeted but a lot of questions we don't know this evening. they won't say exactly what type of item was found and they won't tell us if they

stacy. this time is not going to be anything as spectacular as the american dream owning your home all that sort of thing your man you know a man's home is his castle this is just the automobile whoa the automobile yes yes tell you more some prime automobile loans could threaten to take down our economy our ponzi scheme economy and you know the fed is now tapering a ponzi they're trying to taper a ponzi right as all of this subprime auto loan. detritus comes to market the toxic try to better service i say to try to that's good so this toxic trifecta for auto loans is fueling hash tag carmageddon institutional investors that manage other people's money grab subprime auto loan backed securities because of their slightly higher yields these bonds are backed by subprime auto loans that have been sliced and diced and repackaged and stamped with high credit ratings but those issued in twenty fifteen make end up the worst performing ever in the history of auto loan securitizations fitch warned so t

stacy keech will not be with us today. on opening night, i had a 1-man show. he had a heart attack on stage. it was one of those strange things. he didn't know where he was in the play and for 50 minutes being old-school, a hemingway kind of character, he plowed through. his good friends came in and ended the show and was diagnosed with mild stroke but he is fine now. and to restage it in 2018, we have to put that on. but mary dearborn is the author of the new book called "ernest hemingway: a biography," what else? she is noted for having a street in chicago named after her. [laughter] >> she is also particularly important today because this is the first biome in 15 years written by a woman, the first to explore -- [applause] >> guest: it is the era of women. we are all such fans. hemingway and frank lloyd wright were two heroes. how lucky were we? there has been so much written. it is like the guy telling the old joke. among comedians, tell me number 2 or number 3 and they all laugh. what i would like -- you have such detail about these heroic moments we are

they do enough to progress in their deciding games we'll have a report from our special studio and staci. coming to you live from moscow you're watching the weeklies here on our team from national . serious as as army positions and the golan heights have once again come under the fire from as route as the second strike and the area in today's east correspondent paula skier has more. well the tsunami has issued a statement in which it has accused the israelis of targeting syrian army positions on the side of the golan heights now the syrian army is currently fighting the terrorist group. and they say that the israeli attacks are only hoping. they have been to such israeli attacks since saturday as for the israeli side the israeli air force has acknowledged conducting those strikes it says that it is in response to projectiles that landed on the israeli side of the golan heights of course the golan heights is disputed territory but the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying quite clearly at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting that they would be a price to pay even if such pro

on "washington journal," we previewed that hearing with delegate stacy plaskett of the u.s. virgin islands. this is half an hour. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our second guest of the morning, delegate stacey plaskett, member of the government oversight reform committee, talking about jim comey later this week, thank you for joining us. this was an announcement morning by the president saying he intends to nominate christopher ray as the next rector of the fbi. is there any insight you can offer into what he brings into the bureau?

the new sub prime is here and its stock in the glow stacy. this time is not going to be anything as spectacular as the american dream owning your home all that sort of thing your man you know a man's home is this castle this is just the automobile the automobile yes yes tell you more sub prime automobile loans could threaten to take down our economy our ponzi scheme economy and you know the the fed is now tapering a ponzi they're trying to taper a ponzi right as all of this subprime auto loan detritus comes to market the toxic try to say detritus i say the truck this. that's good so this toxic trifecta for auto loans is fueling hash tag carmageddon institutional investors that manage other people's money grab subprime auto loan backed securities because of their slightly higher yields these bonds are backed by subprime auto loans that have been sliced and diced and repackaged and stamped with high credit ratings but those issued in twenty fifteen make end up the worst performing ever in the history of auto loan securitizations fitch warned so

we are the financial war report kaiser report so i do want to ask people to live tweet us on that stacy herbert he's a max keiser if you see the background of new york city behind us get nuked that could be king john on because he read an old tweet of donald trump from four or five months ago and apparently insulted him and now he's threatening to nuke new york city just so you know if we should you know tell us as you do. yeah it's amazing and of tweets take five months to get to north korea that seems odd i realize it's not the most developed country in the world but twitter should be happening more or less in real time koreas in the news a lot this week with pot coin sponsoring dennis rodman to go to visit kim jong il doesn't that was his father know what this kid's name on.