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take a look at the stacy versus stacy fight for the democratic gubernatorial nomination in georgia.s the support of many figures on the left including senators bernie sanders and kamala harris. while stacy evans has the endorsements of establishment figures like former georgia governor roy barnes and former georgia senator max cleland. joining us to talk about this is atlanta journal constitution political reporter greg blue stein, former colleague of mine at the associated press. he has written extensively on the race to be georgia's next governor. greg, let's talk a little bit about the dynamics here in particular between these two stacys. it seems in some ways they're representing opposite sides of a democratic party fighting it out with itself. >> they are in terms of strategy. you have stacy evans trying to appeal to moderates who live in the suburbs, trying to get them to cross party lines and support democrats for the first time in maybe a generation whereas stacy abrams says that is a strategy for disaster. it failed the last four gubernatorial democrats in georgia. she want

but if stacy's confident, georgia is changing color. >> is georgia purple? is it truly a swing state? we'll know a lot this week. >> reporter: as for those two candidates running on the republican side of there gubernatorial race, it will be later on in the election season. >> do we think at this point some of the negative campaign tactics in the race might hurt democrats come the general in november? >> reporter: certainly, the worry is when you dig up all this dirt, the republicans are going to use it against you in the general. but for now, republicans are going to be focused on each other, giving the democrats until july to capitalize on that image. >> and we will be right back. >>> it's time now for "your business of the week". >> phillip and rob don't care if anybody finds anything in their surveillance store. but in the treacherous world of data security, and the online assault on brick and mortar retail, will their concepts succeed? find out on saturday morning on msnbc. a board meeting without i. a board meeting without i. don't keep it real... keep

they are endorsing stacy abrams, but from where stacy evans sits, erin, she says she's feeling quite will be on that race tomorrow. kyung, thank you. the latest in the series "born to run." thanks to all of you for joining us. anderson starts now. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. the president of the united states used the enormous power of his office to lean on some of the top officials charged with enforcing the law and investigating him. there are a lot of new details on the president's meeting with chris wray, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and dan coats, the director of national intelligence, and all that led up to it including the deal it ended with. the question being did the pit himself blink. let's take a look at what this incident amounts to because keeping them honest, we know what this is. we've seen this b

stacy said the problem got worse and she even noticed a burning smell. nervous she asked them for a reif you said but couldn't get an answer. she contacted us. we contacted samsung who issued stra stacy an $800 refound for her washer. in the statement the company said we are listening and learning from every customer's experience in order to constantly improve our process. stacy was sad when her appliance started acting up, she checked for a recall. we should all remember to do this. be sure to register your product as well. as soon as you buy them, fill out that little card in the box by registering your name and address and phone number and e-mail address, whatever they need. a company can personally notify you whenever a recall comes. call us with 1-888--996-tips with your consumer complaints or log opt nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> thanks, chris. we have a new addition, you can barely make it out with our names there to remind us all of an important event next week. >> big debate coming up, everyone wanting to be director. nbc political director chuck

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stacy cunningham will be the first female leader of the exchange.exclusive is stacy cunningham along with bob pisani at post nine. welcome. congratulations. >> thank you for having me. >> it seems like a long time ago. >> floor clerk, eventually specialist. you know the floor well. >> it is home. i cut my teeth. >> now you going to run this. sglits rr a full circle story for me. >> what to you is important as you take this next chapter forward for the exchange. >> i think it is important that we continue to maintain the single mission that we have had for the past 226 years that is helping great companies raise capitals and helping investors with opportunities to plan for the future. it looks different. we have done that in different ways as you look at asset classes that evolved and different types of listings. it's the same mission that under pins everything we do. we are all trying to figure out how to get more companies to go public. they are locked up in private equity. we would like to see more go public. i know ncse would. what are your thoug

stacy cunningham started as an intern right here on tdi t floor in 1993. has been named the president of the 226-year-old institution. she'll b facing a number of challenges running the nyse. first, it'setng more companies to go public. the nyse makes a lot of moneypa charging ces to list on their exchange, but the ipo business is smaller than it was 20 years ago. partly because of more regulation, partly it'pr becaus ate equity has thrown so much money at fast-growing startups like uber and airbnb it's easier to stay private. her job is to convince them to go public. the second issue is fragmentation o trading. 40% of all trading occurs off of the exchanges in so-called dark pools that don't provide displayed prices. she wants more busin s to come back on the exchanges which would mean, of course, more revenue. wall street is often thought of as place that employs mostly men. that's true, but it's slowly changing. the two most well knownto exchanges in the world are run by women. stacy cunningham and a dedita freeman. >>> there has been a l about the incr

we contacted samsung who issued stacy an $800 refound for her washer. in the statement the company apologized and said, we are listening and learning from every customer's experience in order to constantly improve our process. stacy was sad when her appliance started acting up, she checked for a recall. we should all remember to do this. be sure to register your product as well. as soon as you buy them, fill out that little card in the box by registering your name and address and phone number and e-mail address, whatever they need. a company can personally notify you whenever a recall comes. call us with 1-888--996-tips with your consumer complaints or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you, chris. 6:26. new this morning a warning about one of the hottest new beauty trends called microblading. you've probably seen friends posting about it on social media. stylists use a special hand tool with tiny needles to make tiny cuts on the skin and pigment seeps in creating a defined brow. it's sort of like tattooing. one woman is warning people after she

to stacy, t.j. and aaron, today all of america sends you our love and our support. allen will live in our hearts forever. thank you. [applause] incredible man. today we are also joined by savannah and isaiah hartfield along with their amazing mom, veronica. where are you? where are you? thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you. we honor their father and husband, officer charles hartfield of the las vegas are metropolitan police department. as many of you remember, officer hartfield was off duty attending a concert with veronica when that horrible shooting began in las vegas last october. officer hartfield, an army veteran, immediately leapt into action rescuing the wounded and shielding the innocent. you all read about it. i remember it so well. as he did, he was shot and killed by rounds of guntour. he knew he was -- gunfire. he knew he was right in the path, and it made no difference. he gave his life so that countless others could live. savannah and isaiah, your dad was a guardian angel to those in need. now he is keeping watch on you from heaven. a very specia

former state representative stacy abrams winning by a landslide over state representative stacy evansr platforms but different campaign strategies. stacy evans tried to bring suburbanites and working-class voters back into the democratic fold but it was stacy abrams' door-to-door efforts to recruit new voters. liberal leaning young people and minorities that seem to have paid off. other democratic candidates will likely take note of this as they head into the midterms and 2020 presidential election. if she were to win back the general election in november, abrams would become the first female governor of georgia and the first african-american female governor of any u.s. state. democrats do face an uphill battle in statewide elections in georgia. after all, georgia remains a strongly red state, but with g.o.p. runoff coming up in july, two coat republican candidates also have their work cut out for them over the next nine weeks. back to you. >> shannon: jonathan in georgia for us tonight, thank you so much. for more on what today's results mean annual reports that things might be looki

please join me in welcoming stacy and ashley to the strand. [applause]. >> selena is going to join us today. selena montgomery is going to join us today, but first cc. thank you for being here. thank you for the stand-- strand. this is so much fun for me. i interviewed stacy for a little newsletter a couple years ago and it was one of the first interviews i did where i walked away like i wish i lived in georgia. [laughter] actually the only time i ever wished i lived in georgia, but now that i have been in georgia i have to tell you i'm still interested. y'all come back now, you hear. [laughter] after reading this book one of the things that was extremely evident about you as a woman is that your life has sort of been about pushing boundaries and also about making space for yourself and places where others haven't necessarily made space for you, but ultimately the number-one thing i would say about you is that you are always looking for ways to be useful and be helpful to other people. so, i had to ask why politics? >> i grew up-- before i do

among them is spelman grad stacy abrams.[applause] >> a powerhouse lawyer, businesswoman, author and former house minority leader for the georgia generalissimo, the first woman to hold that position and she is running right here for the governor of georgia. [applause] >> if elected, stacy will be the first black woman in the history of america to lead a state from spelman college. you got to love that. so indeed, we are living in a new golden age of american activism. you can only imagine my horror when news carried across the web that in one of our stores two black men had come into meet a friend. the store manager called the police within minutes to remove these two men were arrested. they could have been harmed, they could have been killed. over the past few weeks, i have looked closely into the facts of what actually happened. i have met with the two businessman, i have met with the former store manager. [applause] >> all of them, actually, have had their lives deeply impacted by what happened in that philadelphia starbu

and more other having sex with fish don't trust me look this up it's incredible anyway let's move on stacy. actually yeah we're going to be talking about bill kristol i don't know if you're talking about him but he kind of looks like a fish to me but let's see first we're going to talk about we're going to talk this whole episode by the way i'm going to stay here for both halves and that is because we're going to talk about some fracking and first i want to show you know qualify for the audience full and fair disclosure we our show is broadcast on our russian network so one should assume russian trolls post election strategy disrupt florida and other u.s. energy pipelines oh i got i'm going to special kind of paper i write on a key phrases which i'm going to have some fun with over on this just to let people know so the first one is russian trolls ok. russians are cruel. well you know the best way for television is actually to hold it up to the camera and you write down first well i hope bought can't you write it down like up here now. ok so a three billion dollar sable trail pipeline desi

. >> stacy cunningham called the new york stock exchange home since 1994. >> your first memory of thek exchange is what? >> i was an engineering student. i through happenstance ended up with an internship on the trading floor soon as i heard the sound, energy and pace, i knew it was home for me. >> reporter: she climbed ranks on wall street starting as floor clerk, specialist, working her way up. >> ipo. there it goes. >> now, 24 years after that new york stock exchange internship, stacy cunningham is its first female president. >> it is, you know overwhelming. we have a very high profile role in, in global commerce, and in the capital markets. and so being the face of that is, is a little intimidating. >> when you started you were one of few women. >> yes. >> what was that like? >> i didn't notice it. that is a surprising abcer. i know i was outnumbered. i can tell the difference between a man and woman. but it was, it was not, it wasn't top of mind for me. >> thanks in large part, to muriel seaburt. sunny paved the way becoming the first woman to own a seat on the new york stock exc

. >>> it's the battle of the stacys, stacy abrams and stacy evans.ell us about the two stacys and what's going on. >> let's take a look at georgia. first of all the backdrop for all this, it's an open governor's race, the republican incumbent is out after two terms. in the presidential race, we know it's been a red state, but a single digit margin, inched a little bit closer, a five digit loss in 2016. at one point in 2016, democrats thought they might do better than lose by five points. there's been an influx of folks coming into the state the last generation or so, a lot of young people, nonwhite people, single women, democrats say, the demographics are turning in the state to favor it, potentially. the question though for a democrat is how do you do it? and that makes this primary so interesting because strategically democrats are being offered two very different paths in georgia. the polling indicates maybe indicates the front-runner today, her strategy seems to be to expand the democratic pie, saying we democrats are short right now in a state w

we contacted samsung and issued stacy an $800 refund for her washer.ement, the company apologized and said, we are listening and learning from every customer's experience in order to constantly improve our process. stacy was savvy, when her appliance started acting up, she checked for a recall. we should all remember to do this. and be sure to register your product as well. as soon as you buy them, fill out that little card in the box. a company can personally notify you whenever a recall is announced. call us at 888-996-tips with your consumer complaints or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> if your fingers can follow each and every note of stairway to heaven or strum the power cords to smells like teen spirit. this is your year. the air guitar championships are coming to the bay area. start polishing your van halen right now. the finals take place in new york city. in august. >> good luck to everyone. >> i don't think i could pull off the air guitar. lip syncing. i've taken a few championships. >> you can do it, look at that. >> you have to reach.

stacy evans is also in the georgia legislature, but they have contrasting approaches.brams trying to bring out minority votes, people who are strong anti-trumpers, and believe they can win that way. stacy evans on the other hand is much more about reaching out, creating a bridge of unity, rural, whites, urbans, black, saying she's common sense, offering hope scholarships, that kind of thing, to give kids a chance. it's a different approach, martha. we'll see results that tell us about democrats position themselves nationally approaching the midterms. >> interesting. karl, what about you? >> i'm watching the same race, for much the same reason. stacey abrams season says i ca, and stacey evans says i can put it together. in order for her to win -- she'd have to take 94% of the vote among minorities, millennials, unmarried women. she says she can expand the pool, but she'd win nearly four out of every five in order to win the general election. interesting to see who wins tonight, the woman who says i need democrats to vote with independents and republicans, or the one tha

[applause] >> i andrea, stacy richards. i richard, stacy, andrew.eanounce and richard, are children of the new age. [applause] [fire ants] sirens] >> the university claims are you are trespassing and has contacted the new york police department in connection with your activities. the department will take all the necessary action against you. your order to remove yourself from the premises and it is separate and apart from any question of amnesty. subject to proper disciplinary action by the university in any event, if you remove to leave the building. [protesting] >> they managed to push them all together. they were all sitting on the floor and they pushed them together and got them so they could hardly move. they had something in their hands. >> so many people, and they just rushed. >> they came right past us. >> get back! >> stop. move away from the door! there's a doctor at the door! >> these guys are animals. they attacked us from behind. >> there was a solid line of police. people in front of me were individualn, each cop standing on the line p

as stacy has been a leader in improving women's health care, medicaid, tax fairness and other issues that are our priority is. in addition, specie is an accomplished writer having authored numerous articles on public policy and nonprofit organizations. in a secret life, stacy has written several award-winning romance and novels under her pen name selena montgomerie. [laughter] joining her in conversation tonight is author and tv podcast host ashley, who hosts the brooklyn news and cultural show 112 bk. she has written and has guest edited for places like l. magazine, teen vogue and new york magazine and was named one of the forbes magazine 30 under 30 in the media. please join me in welcoming stacey and ashley to the strand. [applause] >> thank you so much for being here. thank you to the strand and for reaching out. this is so much fun for me i got to interview steve c. for a newsletter. i wish that i lived in georgia. [laughter] to be perfectly honest. now that i have been there, i've got to tell you, still interested. [laughter] i will come through. >> after reading this book, one

i there i'm actually geyser this is the kaiser report and lots check in with stacy herbert right now and find out what's going on stacy actually has some interesting data here regarding the whole facebook remember the whole delete facebook hash tag delete facebook because facebook sold all our data our private personal information to cambridge analytics and then use that apparently to influence us to act against our better judgment and vote for trump and things like that they say. we've also seen lots of boycotts of various products because this is was something that you and i have talked about here in kaiser report is this new trend to outrage and boycotting everything around you and this is sort of like a karl marx in selling the rope to hang yourself and but first i'm going to look at actually the size of these those fangs sarahs actually there that app am a good fake good a goofy app am a goofy face ok apple amazon google and facebook from april twenty eighth seen the combined market cap is two point eight trillion dollars as apple amazon google and facebook in april two thousand

the guys report think it was it good for this edition of the kaiser report with me nice kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our special guest alina verno of a co-founder of treasure and now with the foundation code blue what you can see underneath there what that's all about you can catch us on twitter a cause or report until i stand by oh. no. i don't think it's i will not be here. much as you. give it up. high than i am being to tell you they are allowed just tell you the other side of the knock on the can. by then coffee session on another layer. by then is a shift the balance. a startling audience at a loss is going on want. some certainly not so with. no support was revealed to the multiple injuries among current enough to so for them to give sophie hope the look of the show's real year mars on the phone to the film one of the few members of the medical system before the sea so you're welcome to use a book in a moral sense of what my. own admitted nothing of. a flood me. how are they something that was. done long enough something not set in. the market as a lead to hollywood's lo

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participate in being something of his or her qualities in your free to do in doing that scenes yes stacy early days are merchant o.g.a. she was with us she spoke at the two thousand and eleven prague conference and you know she's been. building stuff and doing stuff and so the next. five years for your company where do you see that going it's not my company anymore and left and so it's all show ups but we're still very very good friends. they just released a new model. and i think that will be a game changer once everyone realizes what is going on there. because the do next step is to actually allow a lot of people a lot of developers to create any security applications on top of or using the terms or hardware will it and you can imagine secure messaging. right encrypting every keystroke of your computer you can imagine secure you know sharing of documents and crippin of security protocol to messaging and documents and other things it isn't a universal or general purpose security device that just encrypts anything it supports several curves so you can basically use it to. my words wouldn

stacy abrams says that is a recipe for disaster. the last four democratic candidates for governor tried the same approach and failed. she is hoping to energize a new generation of left-leaning voters many of them minorities who rarely cast ballots in these elections by trying to appeal to them on a left leaning platform and someone who would be the first female black governor in the u.s. history. >> greg, i want to show our viewers a little part of that debase that you moderated. here's one of the questions from today. >> your opponent argued your strategy in this campaign is all wrong, that you are not working to convert the right voters, and then there is that whisper campaign that suggests that statewide georgia will not elect a single african-american female as governor. how do you respond to those attacks? >> i don't think my skin color, my marital status or my background other than the background of being someone who has worked hard to serve georgia for the last 11 years should be the deciding factor. the bottom line is this.

guy's report thank you well that's a good for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our special guest alina verno of a co-founder of treasure and now with the foundation code blue what you can see underneath there what that's all about you can catch us on twitter account has a report it's a lifetime bio. you know. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you're going to walk into excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenalin much comes from. and you can use a means by definition and the extremes who will support. the violence is a part and it's almost a schizophrenia gang culture where you can do all these things and behave like badly. important people of course qualify that all political spin also focus on the last one. and this may end in thermal. war and good on policy in the start. of a broader where no five figure out really did a poll down down went up with a good. many reason is that at least if you don't buy the involves it's constantly evolving and. funny enough when in fact it's not quite t

we're talking about the battle of the stacies.o women are vying to become the democratic candidate for governor. nbc's katie vek has the details from atlanta. >> reporter: they share the same first name. but stacey abrams and stacey evans have lots more in common. >> hi, sir, stacey evans. >> reporter: both democrats, lawyers, former state lawmakers, and both women now fighting to become georgia's next governor. >> how are you? >> reporter: facing off in georgia's primary tuesday, both have a chance to make history. to become the first female nominee for georgia governor from a major party. >> we're not running to be the first female governor of georgia, we're running to be good governors. we want to do good things for the state of georgia. >> reporter: and beyond tuesday, if abram wins in november, she'll be the first black female governor ever elected in the united states. >> it's not simply a function of my race or my gender, it's a function of us saying we're a broader community that can engage everyone and bring everyone to t

oh my god i just a matter of elation probing the deepest recesses of my own conscious mind about it stacy max you know where i am glad to see that you have a little white board jurors who might need it because this whole episode is going to be well the first half of this episode is going to be charts because the wall street journal did a great basically assembly of charts to show where we are ten years after the financial crisis hit remember the financial crisis of two thousand and eight well ten years later twenty eighteen these are some where we've come from since then and first they start with good times are back in the market the government pumped trillions of dollars into the economy to stabilize the banking system bank stocks lagged behind the market but got a boost after november twenty sixth seen when donald trump was elected president and promised to tear up crisis air regulations so this is the dow jones industrial average up there on the way and these are the banking stocks which kind of lagged for a while because everybody thought well you know frank was supposedly going to do

hi this is max kaiser stacy everett of the kaiser reported hour into ronson check out what we did on our live stage act you know the story begins in one nine hundred seventy one actually you know president richard nixon entered a new era and global finance he had been in the bretton woods agreement and gold was no longer anchoring the global economy we entered a period of very interesting experiment of free i currencies anchoring free our currencies anchoring free of currencies anchoring. it's turtles all the way down we entered into the modern financial era reference value at all no gold nothing just a country's flailing about entering into spurious wars. economic theoretical policies based on nothing and a lot of money printing the rise of the central bank the whole the central bank the ben bernanke is the janet yellen of the world and we worship as priests in front of the disease will of money printing now that era is coming to a close the era of the u.s. dollar as the reserve currency is coming to a close with the rise of big cohen and crypto currencies is it an asset class or da

max keiser this is the kaiser report coming to you a way that only we can do get ready yeah stacy max i'm going to show you an image and please don't go preserve the hey because this guy is scary looking. exclusive charlie monger compares trading bitcoin to trading freshly harvested baby brains which is quite interesting because he to me looks like a freshly baked harvested baby brain eating freshly harvested baby brains a quote from charles monger does not dissuade anyone from considering him to be part of the illuminati does it apparently this is what they do. warriors are freshly are resting baby brains all the time while underperforming the index funds and the s. and p. for ten years straight these guys are losing people money as compared to an s. and p. index they get bailed out in two thousand and eight for their fraud they support wells fargo a terrorist organization in america that's actually performing financial terrorism with the blessings of warren buffett and charles monger and he has the temerity to criticize big coin the same way he missed apple for the first oh let's sa

well is going to do it for this edition of the kaiser chorus me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank our special guests here in toronto miche and some are some us if you want to catch us on twitter it's cause report it's election time by you know. when the war hawks sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings pianist's to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles of big stone and. the new socks by to tell you that celebrity gossip and public bus files are the most important news today. while i'm off about her eyes and tell me you are not cool enough unless you buy their product. all the hawks i mean i'm on the ball of wax. i. was. breaking news the czech republic earlier this evening admits producing and storing the type of nerve agent that was used to poison a former spy and his daughter in britain despite earlier refuting russian claims that it could have been one of the countries which handled the substance. least weight of migrant center were a group of refugees had to aggressively forced officers to release an asylum seeker earlier this week. and russia's fore

money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. welcome back to cross talk were all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing media wars. ok let's go back to ron in los angeles. i'm like many other people could be very critical on how president. handles himself or the rhetorical e how we deal with the press i think all that's fair game most importantly it should be about policy but it seems to me that the the the legacy media the cable stations again with the exception of fox to some extent they're actually imitating him if he can break all the rules then why can't we but at the end of the day the media loses because you know trump isn't held he doesn't say i'm a man of virtue that he's not a man of great values ok the american people that voted for him didn't vote for a choir boy but it seems to me that the the the legacy media they feel that they have the right to imitat

now for the first time both democratic candidates stacy evans and stacy abrams are calling vocally fors an nra democrat. >> i was going to say most of our viewers remember the last democrat or one of the democrats on the national stage jimmy carter. let's talk about the republicans. i'm glad you brought it up because in the closing days of this race, a number of republican candidates have been focusing on illegal immigration. >> i'm brian kemp. i'm so conservative i blow up government spending. i own guns that no one's taking away. my chainsaw is ready to rip up some regulation. i got a big truck just in case i need to round up criminal illegals and take them home myself. yep, i just said that. >> brian kemp just said that. offering a truck to deal with illegal immigration. candidate michael williams, not to be outdone, upped the ante with a bus. a deportation bus, seen here experiencing engine trouble on the side of the highway. and here is michael williams in an interview with reporter doug richards from nbc's atlanta affiliate 11 alive. please note, his press flag off to the side. >

his wife stacy and his tune sense, tj and aaron, where are they? yes. thank you.his childhood dream to become a police officer. he served in law enforcement for 20 years, no great was t no jobs too great and no job is too small. he took extra shifts at night and was always available. he stop by to say hello to members of his community. during christmas time he took children in need shopping for presents. he was always there for anybody that needed him. in 2015, he was given the officer of the year war after saving two lives, last year he walked his son to the bus for his first day of kindergarten. just hours later, lieutenant alan was shot and killed in the line of duty. since then, the whole southport community has come together to support the allen family. i hear that if you go to the police station you'll find that six-year-old and he's up there and he is giving orders and he is respected and loved by everybody there. when his father was a true hero. to stacy, tj and aaron, today all of america sends you her love and our support. helen will live in our hearts f

survival guide book stacie just to start with. research. good luck repatriations look at the rest of seventy years. still of the seventy year treasury for. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in. theory dramatic is probably the only and. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very creative. use it. it is reported the man who carried out the stabbing in paris on saturday was on a security forces watch list for his extremist views he was shot and killed by police after killing one person and injuring several others. came down this road. holding a knife. among stories that shaped the week european leaders refused to toe washington's line after president trumps. the iran nuclear deal with one kid buys are now saying he cannot. companies do business with iran also ahead this hour. two palestinians are killed and dozens injured as protests continue on the border between gaza and israel ahead of the u.s. embassy's move to draw. in russia marks seventy three years since a victory

his wife stacy and his two sons, tj and aaron, where are they? where are they? yes. thank you.ildhood dream to become a police officer and he served in law enforcement for 20 years with no job was too great and no job was too small. he took extra shifts at night and was always available and he stopped by to say hello to members of his community and during christmas time he took children in need shopping for presents and he was always there for anybody who needed him and in 2015 he was given the officer of the year award after saving two lives in last year lieutenant allen walked his son to the bus for his first day of kindergarten and just hours later lieutenant allen was shot and killed in the line of duty and since then the whole southport community has come together to support the allen family and i hear that if you go to the police station you will find that six-year-old aaron junior and his up there and he is giving orders and he is respected and loved by everybody there and his father was a true hero and to stacy, tj and aaron, today all of america sends you our love and

stacy abrams, she would be the first african-american woman elected governor in any state ever in thenited states, amy mcgrath in the kentucky district that steve cokornacki was just spotlighting, also first-time runner, first-time candidate for office, but she has come on strong. she has a great story to tell. a former marine combat pilot. who really broke ground for women in the armed services. taking on a candidate with more establishment backing who got actually recruited, the former mayor of lexington, kentucky, recruited to run by the establishment. that is a race we will see whether a new woman candidate does well. and whether the energy is with the establishment or some more grassroots candidates. >> that's going to be an abbreviated political wrap. steam wraps everything up. we're about to see this tape. this is a long apparently very, varied explanation, the president speaking with president moon about the upcoming korean summit which apparently is on, what his expectations are, talking about china, talking about zte, some of the controversial decisions made on trade and on

so the dude is like, "stacy green, jamie foxx, is she here? i'm like, other hey!" hey!ot a standing ovation. because i was the fresh meat. there was a thing called "fresh meat" where they wanted the comedian to sort of diabetes, who was the amateur, in between all the great ones. and i got a standing ovation, and jaim-- that's when -- >> stephen: so you had to stick with the name. >> that's when i took off. >> stephen: that's the guy who got called back. >> they thought i was stuck up because i wasn't used to name. people would be like, "jamie foxx." and i would be like... so i got used-- >> stephen: you were waiting for erik. >> i was waiting on erik marlin bishop. >> stephen: is that so-- >> sorry,. >> stephen: that's all right. okay. >> i'm going to work on that dave chappelle thing. >> stephen: here's the question. how long have you been jamie foxx? >> i've been jamie foxx long enough to make some money. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there's no other reason. there's no other reason. so if in the middle of the night, 3:00 in the morning, someone wakes you up, slaps you ac

already well that's going to do it for this edition of the concert for with me maximizer and stacy herbert want to thank our guest gabriel abed he's the co-founder of bit of barbadoes bass krypto fantic company making waves in the caribbean so next time by you know. united states. and its tax on other countries. sanctions are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is play some military press countries and talking about. and there to be an effort to raise that kind.

well that's going to do it for this edition the cars are part of me mash kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank our special guests. and some are so much if you want to catch us on twitter it's cause report it's election time my hero. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for. customs are here permanently on the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening times. plus the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe most to pieces by artists like pecan so and modigliani can't and soon would inside this warehouse that's where the report comes in it covers up deals which are naturally discreet commercially discreet but also discreet because they concern fraud. some of those paintings are linked to dark secrets nobody knows how many of these secrets a kept inside the geneva freeport. an inventory who works in the freeport who knows how many there are three hundred three thousand three hundred thousand it's a matter of confidentiality only is it the world like the our busi

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